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WALLACE" HGuSTCH 13-Cotjs. Birds, end Pets DCG CBED ESCE P.EVtS B-Oeneral Job Oi AIIEMiCS FULL CR PART-TIKE U. S. A. CARPET WAREHOUSE c- To f.e 75X00 sq.

yds. in stock NO WAITING 500 REMNANTS Sizes 12x9, to 15x17 539 $59 $79 America's Largest Discount Carpet Outlet Indoor-Outdoor $1.89 sq. yd. Kitchen Carpet $3.49 sq. yd.

Dupcnt Nylon $2.98 sq. yd. Shag Rubber back $4.49 sq. yd. Open Monday thru Friday 10- SATURDAY 10-8; SUNDAY 11-7 U.

S. A. Carpet Warehouse 945 E. MARKET Corner E. Exchange.

535-7801 r-A; AM Ut f.MFU.R 7 1 a i xpr---Tcr t-s I AI ANCr. Die no POLICE DlTTMCT USD RLl lr'TS Gfnp ProDrrly Tax h-al iCioss. KAMI. 40 T-meihie Personal lTourrty Tax Gr'M rj2 so TOTAL P.FCEIPTS lWI.2i0 29 TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLCS RECEIPTS 210.29 EXPENDITURES ilaric $16,210 29 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 36 210 29 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECFMBER 31. 1971 S3S.210.29 FIRE DISTRICT FUND RECEIPTS General Property Tax Real Estate iGrossl $35.527.

40 Tangible Personal Property Tax 'Gross! 682 89 TOTAL RECEIPTS $36,210.29 TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS RECEIPTS S36.210.2t EXPENDITURES Salaries $36,210.29 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $36,210.29 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECEMBER Eeaccn Journal CLASSIFIED INDEX VITAL STATISTICS 1 Dm Nnct 1 Mawrmn 2 lonx txm mdoaud 6-Odof Thams RaVWfljTtARat 6 ftOMaff hofa MorunHi Vut AX30UXCEMZXTS 10 Sec 10A-OvMn Bmmi 11 fenuaamann 1 2- TrMt triwniaaww 1 Ooov and faaa 14-jaMky 16-Education 17 Job urn 18 Boom lCon Stamral HELP HELP-MALE OR FEMALE 2 1 A- faJrtOrV Mrffr Fatmsit 218-GnaralJ OetnnQft- Mala- FameHj 2 IC-Onwa Manajafiurt a i A i rn L' fof iriv: i- i S- 724 7. YORKIKS. AKC up i Tvict 1'1'1'PY FACTORY AKC Afuhjn puppies, reasona- AKC TINY tov poodle puppies. 6 weeks, white and apricot. S'y(t DACHSHUND PUPPIES AKC SMOOTH LONGHAIRED MEDINA 725-7687 LOVABLE Old English Sheep dog, young.

AKC. nouseoro-ken. obedience trained, 1-679-5415 Navarre. Evenings. K-9 SENTRY DOGS Hire week or month.

Industrial and personal protection. o.lo-6747. 784-9773. ST. BERNARD FOR SALE.

NO PAPERS. 3 MONTH OLD, 762-2667 FREE to good home. Nine- month-old female dog. House-broken. Call PROFESSIONAL dog groom ing, all breeds.

Schnauzerw and all terriers a specialty, your home or mine. RE-3- 6081 or Atwater 947-2447. PETLAND PET SHOPPE Puppies I Part shepherds, cock- era, sheittes, and conies. Cockapoo puppies. Birds etc.

Supplies 724-4073. AKC teacup and pocket size Foodie puppies, also AKL. tud service, all colors, reasonable. 773-7556. CUDDLY lovable AKC 10-week chocolate poodles, $100.

929-1018. TWO MALE PUPPIES. FREE Call 673-8621 GROOMING AND BATHING 733-4450 ADOPT A PUPPY Adorable healthy Collie pup pies, 8 weeks old, males and females. Other dogs and cats available. Call HUMANE SOCIETY OF GREATER AK-RON, 733-5500.

FOUR 3-month-old Grade Walk- hound duds. 115 apiece. 1732 Smith-Kramer, Hartville. ST. BERNARD puppies, 8 weeks, AKC, Ledgewood-Morgan, Medina, 1-725-3493.

AKC female parti-poodle. Call Detween 4 and p. m. 794-1779 AKC Pomeranians, mother and male pups, will sacrifice, 882-6267. 15-Wanted to Buy POST CARDS, antiques, china, toys, irames, lurnuure, jewelry, dolls, coins, clocks, books, old things.

762-5422. Highest cash prices paid for jewelry, antique glass, cnina, gold, silver and platnium. Ohio Gold Store. 30 E. Exchange Akron.

762-7163. 16-Education INTERESTED IN PROMOTION SUCCESS JOB SECURITY, TOP PAY DAY SHIFT HOURS Then enroll now for spare time training in tne plant ana classroom and graduate with certificate in: TIMESTUDY METHODS PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Help fill the demand for trained qualified experts. COLLEGE NOT REQUIRED Phone 745-6470 For Free Booklet INDUSTRIAL TIMESTUDY INSTITUTE No. 0171-T DENTAL TECHNICIAN TRAINING Learn to make false teeth. Na tionwide demand.

No strikes, layoffs, or automation prob-ems. A basic human need. A dependable lifetime skill. Call for free information AMERICANA INSTITUTE 78 N. Main, Reg.

0310T 253-5171 Ohio's only totally diesel train. school. Thorough practi cal experience on cummins. Cat ana jueirou uieseis. Train either mornings evenings while you continue on your present Job.

VA Vo. catlonal Rehabilitation ap proved. Registration No, 0253-T. Ohio Diesel Mechanic School 23 Olive st. 253-7169 EX-GIs VA approved.

Learn 1-truck driving or heavy equipment operating. Keep present job while training. VA ap-proved. State Board No. 0218H.

AL-WIN TRAINING, INC. 23 Olive Akron 253-4109 17-Job Lists OVERSEAS JOBS For information and appoint ment, phone 376-5158 or see Mr. Carlson at International Overseas Services, Inc. 789 N. Main, 9 to 5 daily, 9 to 2 p.

m. saturaay 19-Stamps and Coins UNIVERSITY STAMP SHOP 4299 Kent Stow Call 688-2888 BUYING OR SELLING COINS Now Buying Silver Dollars It pays to call 699-3952 HARTVILLE COIN Job Offerings-Male-Female NURSES, RN's, UN's All 3 shifts. Full and part time. Geriatric experience. Accept ing applications, Wadsworth Health Care Center, downtown Wadsworth.

147 Garfield st. Apply Monday-Friday. NEEDED NOW Curb hostess and fountain for one of area's largest growing restaurant cnains. uver lo Manner's. 4065 Akron-Cleve land rd.

at Steels Corners in Northampton Twp. See Mr. vernotzyj MOTEL help, night shift, apply in person, G. Motel, 3145 Massiuon ra. CTARANTI TD HOIRLY HACK We have opemncs on both drfv and evening shift in our downtown office.

Excellent opportunity for physically or emotionally handicapped persons, or senior citizens. Call 376-59MI. AGE 18 TO 45, earn H5 to $60 for 16 hours per month. Honorable discharge required. Applv Ohio Armw National Guard Armory.

161 S. Hieh Akron, Monday through Friday. 8 to 4 p. m. CUSTODIAL COUPLE Sober, reliable for high rise apartment building.

Apartment, utilities and salarv. Adults only, no pets. Call for appointment. 2IC-Office Monooe- ment-Male-Female A FULL-TIME INCOME FOR PART-TIME EFFORT THIS OPPORTUNITY NEVER BEFORE OKMiKEU THIS AREA BY ANYONE. Twelve-vear-old national company seeks competent individual Imale or female! as area manager, no selling required bv manager.

You will, after a thorough training program, manage our Operation in your area. You will in fact be in business for yourself with our backing, without any investment on your part. Can be worked in conjunction with your present occupation. For complete information, call Mr. Ary, person-to-person collect, (8151 226-5551.

DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICES Key administrative position to aireci compniieiiivc uuibis program in a modern accredited general hospital. Expansion program underway. Will increase bed capacity to over 200 beds within a year. MS or BA Degree in nursing preferred. Demonstrated managerial ability and experienced in nursing administration and supervision required.

Salary commensurate with qualifications. Send resume with employment history to Personnel Department, Doctors Hospital. 420 Austin NW, Massillon, Ohio 44648. Work-Male-Female EXPERIENCED SHOE SPECIALIST Mature and dependable sales people only. FULL AND PART-TIME Outstanding opportunity for persons with recent successful selling experience.

Good starting salary. Outstanding company benefits including insurance plan and discount on merchandise. Apply Tuesday Through Thursday 1 To 5 p. m. J.

C. PENNEY CO. tWEl Hll! MULL Equal opportunity employer REAL ESTATE SALES Splendid opportunity to enter the real estate field. Many of our associates earn $10,000 to $25,000 yearly. The area's leading Realtor Is expanding in the Fairlawn, Barberton, Norton, Copley, Suburban South, Suburban West, Stow, Hudson.

Cuyahoga Falls areas. Free training classes begin soon. Sales orientation class February 29, 7:30 p. m. IMontrose) 4015 Medina rd.

Va mile West of Summit Mall or Lawson's Motor Inn, 4561 Darrow Stow. Call Len Harrison, 867-4040. or Phyllis Nelson, 929-2606, for reservations. KALLSTROM REALTORS REAL ESTATE TRAINEES You can easily earn $10,000 or more vour first year. You must be over 21, neat, ag gressive ana aesire success.

Minimum of 3 hours a day required while in training. Special evening classes to prepare you tor tne state examination. Will be held in the most beautiful new real es tate office in Summit County, We are located on Akron-Peninsula rd. just north of Portage Trail, call for an ap pointment. KEN GILLESPIE REALTORS MLS 929-3061 JUST A FEW openings left to enroll in the March class of real estate sales.

Modem office and free parking. Full or pan time. Jieckman Realty. JIM HECKMAN, 535-1551 EXPERIENCED only. Tele- pnone sales from your home or my office.

Excellent commission. Call between 0 a.m. and 5 p.m., 745-3451. JOB OPPORTUNITY male or female, part or full time Call 928-5098 after 5 p. m.

21E-Technical Positions' Male-Female RADIOLOGY Assistant Chief Technician Experienced Technician with supervisory ability and tech nical proficiency can qualify tor mis spot. Days. Excellent working conditions Paid Fringe Benefits Send resume to F-17, Beacon journal. rfv. K( li.irv 19.

S.nv.u: i 'f Akuiji ill N'! Jmv: iter. Mrs Ytin. iMd. I a 4 canni. hrtren; s.

s'ir. Mrs. Kaihrjn Sanders. G.1 eenhurg. Pa Funeral announcements later lor fur-t'er call the Aci-ms Funeral H'rne.

5-918 WHITE Mrs. Marjorie AJice, 49 years, Columrnis. passed awav Feh. 20 Srvnes announced i later. (Billow Falls, i 4141 WILLIAMS Don I.

83 year, of 253 Highland Wadswoith. passed away February 18 at Bradenton. Fla. Survived bv wife Bessie Beatrice Niles Williams; daughter, Mrs. Paul iPhyllisi Hersman of Worthington, Ohio; son, Niles Worthington, Ohio; son, Niles Sarasota, 5 grandchildren.

10 great-grandchildren, brother. Dale, of Hol-lansburg, Ohio. Family will receive friends at the Hilliard Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday, where funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.

m. Thursday, with Pastor J. Louis Wolf D. officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Hilliard. 334-1502.) WILLIAMS George 70 years, of 2200 Seventeenth st. passed away February 18. Friends may call at the Schlup-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kenmore blvd. at Eighth st.

today anytime after 3 p. m. Rev. Stanley Jones will conduct services Tuesday at 1 p. m.

Burial Greenlawn Memorial Park. (Schlup-Cox. 745-3131.) YILLING Fred, 76 years, 1036 Valdes passed away 21. Survived by wife, Katie; daughters, Mrs. Henry Mokler, of Akron, Mrs.

Betty Somogye, Tallmadge; sons, Fred, Pen-sacola, John, of Akron; 10 grandchildren; 14 greatgrandchildren brother, George, in Hungary. Services 2 p. m. Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church. Rev.

John G. Eiwen officiating. Interment Mt. Peace Cemetery. Friends mav call at Billow's Chapel, 85 tf.

Miller Fairlawn 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday.

JB illow's Fairlawn. 867-4141.) YODER Pearl 82 vears. 10656 Mid-dlebranch av. NE, Hartville, passed away Feb. 20.

Survived by sister, Mrs. Lyle (Hazel) Kimmel; brother, Elmer Drukenbord, North Canton. Services Tuesday 2 p. m. at the Button Funeral Home, Rev.

William Walters officiating. Burial St. Jacobs Cemetery, Cairo. Ohio. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.

m. at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Mt. Pleasant Church of the Brethren, North Canton. (Button-Greentown.) 3-Losf and Found LOST Male dog.

long hair, beige, from Aberdeen 376-1895. FOUND Vicinity 1 High, black male puppy wearing conar. oo-j LOST In vincinity of Copley, female sable and white collie, friendly, about 16 months old. answers to reward, phone 666-8269. LOST Thursday evening, reddish collie shepherd in Ellet, 733-9819.

FOUND West Akron, male toy collie, possibly lost a long time, owner must identify, 836-6241. LOST Medium siied dog. Lost in Brimfield area. Child's pet. Brown and white.

Looks like long haired terrier. Reward 673-8657. LOST Bowling ball and bag. Parking lot. Northgate Lanes.

State Road Shopping Center. 633-3U10. LOST Male brown, black and tan mixed cocker type dog, tan collar with tags; answers to Firestone Park. 773-2612. 4-Birth Announcements PARENTS GRANDPARENTS FOR BABY'S BOOK To place an Inexpensive birth announcement in rne uKron Beacon Journal, call 375-8222 and ask for Miss Mnrtin.

A copy of the baby's birth date will be recorded on a pink and blue souvenir card and mailed to you. SA-ln Remembrance IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR HUSBAND AND FATHER JOSEPH CAMPRIANA Who passed away Feb. 21, 1971 You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now. Our hearts are sore: As time goes by, we miss you more.

Your loving smile, Your gentle face: No one can fill your vacant place. SADLY MISSED BY WIFE JOSEPHINE AND CHILDREN 7-Funeral Directors Pfeifle Funeral Chapel, Inc. 3475 Copley east of Copley Circle and South of Summit Mall. 666-4188. 9-Cemefery lots GLENDALE Akron's Oldest And Largest Family Lots Available Two Grave Lots.

$220. 253-2317 10-Special Bulletins BE A WIG STYLIST! Enroll now for new day or night class, complete course in all phases of wiggery at Charme' Tress, "Akron's Professional Wig School," 666 Carnegie 745-2449. Average training 8 weeks. State Reg. No.

71-04-0203T. TOP ARTIST with after hours time available for design and direction, Akron Beacon Journal Box V-72. FUND RAISING Opportunity for your organization to raise money with new party plan. You need not sell or deliver. Simply invite your friends, learn, have fun, fight pollution, and raise needed money.

929-2741 LISTEN to the Gospel Hour, Oliver B. Greene, director. WTOF-FM, 98.1 on your dial, 9:30 to 10 a. Monday through Saturday; 7:45 to 8:15 p. Monday through Friday.

CHURCH group needs Acme and Clarkins register tapes, also Coke, Tab and Fresca tops, will pick up, 434-6248. TRASH BURNER BARRELS delivered to your door. $6.00. 434-2523 or 733-9820. LOSE weight with New Shape tablets, 10 davs' supply only $1.49.

Putt Drugstore. BUSY BEE CERAMICS 1403 Druid Copley, Ohio 666-9704, open 10-5 Friday 10-8, closed Thursday and Sunday WEDDING GOWNS-VEILS Bridesmaids Head Pieces Spring Styles Barbara's Bridal Boutique 633-9689 TUTORING, high school Math, English, North Hill. Call 378-0522. SAWYER TRAINING MEANS JOBS For FREE Brochure call 762-9766 Sawyer College of Business i I 1- i i List, 1 Of SUTTiri-jt A niii Cttk A reran. Ohio Druary li.

t72 I eerniv the tuiiowiriK lcpnit to be. (f-rrnl THi; IP SMITH Cirrlt I CASH HAI.ANCF. SHFET 31, 1971 ASSETS: Depository Balances Acuve and Inacme $18,405 00 Less: Check Outstanding; fll.412 27 Net Kunas on Deposit 7 1 TOTAL ASf TS So, 972.7a LIABILITIES: 1 und Balances M.M9 67 81 02 WXI 00 .04 375 00 TOTAL LIABILITIES M.972.73 SCHEDULE II SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES General Fund: Balance Jan. 1.

1971. 2.249.41; Total Receipts. Total Receipts Balances, Expenditures, $143,934 68: Balance Dec. 31. 1971, $4,989.67.

Motor Vehicle License Tax Fund: Balance Jan 1, 1971. Total Receipts. $6.. 46.39. Total Receipts A Bal ance.

Expenditures, $5,730 82: Balance Dec. 31. 1971. $808.02. Gasoline Tax Fund: Balance Jan.

1, 1971, $800 00; Total Receipts, Total Receipts Balances Expenditures, $12,800 00; Balance Dec. 31, 1971, $800.00. Road and Bridge Fund: Balance Jan. 1, 1971, $435 04; Total Receipts. Total Receipts Balances.

Expenditures, Balance Dec. 31, 1971, $0.04. Cemeterv Fund: Total Receipts, Total Receipts Balances, $375 00; Balance Dec. 31, 1971. $375.00.

Police District Fund: Total Receipts, Total Receipts St Balances. Expenditures, $36,210.29. Fire District Fund: Total Receipts Total Receipts Balances, $36,210.29. Totals: Balance Jan. 1971.

Total Receipts. Total Receipts Balances, Expenditures, $293,345.60. Totals $6,972.73 SCHEDULE III CASH BALANCE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND GENERAL FUND BALANCE, JANUARY 1, 1971 $2,249.41 RECEIPTS General Property Tax-Real Estate iGross) $104,303.05 xangioie personal Property Tax IGrossl 2.018.10 Inheritance Tax (Gross) Local Government Distribution Liouor Permit Fees 55.03 27,197 07 4,361.58 300.71 2,578.00 95.50 4,102.90 Cigarette License Fees and Fines (Gross) Gifts and Donations Fines Fees Adjustments and Refunds 1,665.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $146,674.94 TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS RECEIPTS A148.B24.35 EXPENDITURES ADMINISTRATIVE Salaries Trustees Salary Cleric $3,520.00 3,600.00 402.73 9,562.67 Supplies Administration Insurance Legal Counsel (Annual and Otherwise I Employer's Retirement Contribution Assessments and Contributions Workmen's Compensation 3,760.15 7,782.03 1,632.96 539.31 general Health District Auditor's and 17,901.00 Treasurer's Fees Advertising Delinquent Lands Election Expense Other Expenses 1,311.27 8.90 697.69 428.11 TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADMINISTRATIVE $51,144.82 iun HALUj, MEMORIAL BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS salaries $2,100.00 improvement oi sites 160.00 ew uuiiaings ana Additions Utilities Maintenance Supplies and Materials Repairs Other Expenses 1,576.00 781.75 148.04 235.00 576.69 TOTAL EXPENDITURES TOWN HALLS, MEMORIAL BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS $6,577.48 FIRE PROTECTION Salaries $25,028.16 Equipment Purchases and Replacements 2,914.70 Supplies 4,569.72 Repairs 771.53 Other Expenses 3,928.62 TOTAL EXPENDITURES-FIRE PROTECTION $37,212.73 CEMETERIES Salaries $4,920.00 Tools and Equipment 974.40 Supplies 396.11 Repairs 530.00 Other Expenses 29.25 TOTAL EXPENDITURES CEMETERIES $6,849.76 LIGHTING Contracts $3,885.60 TOTAL EXPENDITURES LIGHTING $3,885.60 POLICE PROTECTION Salaries $14,787.21 Equipment Purchases and Replacements 11.178.59 Supplies 7.083.38 Repairs 2,217.63 Other Expenses 791.80 TOTAL EXPENDITURES POLICE PROTECTION $36,058.61 ZONING Salaries and Fees $2,930.17 Supplies 48.60 Other Expenses 226.91 TOTAL EXPENDITURES ZONING $3,205.68 GRAND TOTAL EXPENDITURES-GENERAL FUND $143,934.68 BALANCE, DECEMBER 31. 1971 4.989.67 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1971 $148,924.35 MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND BALANCE, JANUARY 1, 1971 $52 45 RECEIPTS Motor Vehicle License Tax TOTAL RECEIPTS TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS RECEIPTS $6,486.39 $6,486.39 $6,538.84 MAINTF.NANrw Contracts $5,730.82 TOTAL EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCE $5,730.82 GRAND TOTAL EXPENDITURES MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND $5,730.82 BALANCE, DECEMBER 31, 1971 $808.02 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1871 $6,538.84 GASOLINE TAX FUND BALANCE, JANUARY 1. 1971 $800.00 RECEIPTS Gasoline Tax $12,800.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $12,800.00 TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS RECEIPTS $13,600.00 EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCE Contracts $12,800.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCE $12,800.00 GRAND TOTAL EXPENDITURES-GASOLINE TAX FUND $12,800.00 BALANCE, DECEMBER 31, 1971 $800.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1971 $13,600 00 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND BALANCE, JANUARY 1.

1971 $435.04 RECEIPTS General Property Tax Real Estate (Gross) $58,843.95 Tangible Personal Property Tax (Gross) 1,092.64 Other 88.03 TOTAL RECEIPTS $58,024.52 TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS RECEIPTS $58,459.56 EXPENDITURES MISCELLANEOUS Employer's Retirement Contribution $652.50 TOTAL EXPENDITURES MISCELLANEOUS $652.50 MAINTENANCE Salaries $11,757.00 Material 1,738.02 Contracts 41,621.16 Other Expenses 2.689.94 TOTAL EXPENDITURES-MAINTENANCE $57,807.02 GRAND TOTAL EXPENDITURES-ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND $58,459.52 BALANCE, DECEMBER 31, 1971 $0.04 TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1971 $58,459.56 CEMETERY FUND RECEIPTS Sale of Lots 375.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $375.00 TOTAL BEGINNING STATE OF OHIO A lsmS'iaiMnd Bdrr-r'on, passed av ten, 20. Survived hy v. ife, One daughter, Nncy Sue, at hnmr one uti-pson. John AJid Simmons, one stepdaughter, Mrs. RoDeM 1 r.ttice.s) Raines, both nf Akron; 4 brothers, Joseph, Beirterton, Calvin.

Raiies-viile, Howard, Illinois, Arrhie in Michjtfn; 9 grandchildren. Kunerai services will be Wednesday 3 p. m. at the Schermesser funeral Home, Interment Greenlawn Memorial Park. Friends may call Mondav 7 to 9 p.

Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 rn. (Schermesser, 724-5818. PITCH Joseph 61 years, of 22 Walnut Mogadore, passed awav Sunday a. m. at Green Cross General Hospital.

Survived by sisters. Mrs. Louise Brown, Mogadore, Mrs. James Snipes, Bock Hill, S. brothers, A.

Y. Bennett, Rock Hill, S. James Ritch, LaPuente, California, niece, Mrs. Bill (Ruth) Frieden, Mogadore, other nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday 1 p.

m. from the Hopkins Mogadore Funeral Home, 34 S. Cleveland Mogadore. Rev. Alfred C.

Kreke officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Mogadore. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. Tuesday.

I Hopkins.) ROBERTS Alma 72 years, 1004 Jefferson passed away Feb. 19, General Medical Center. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Virginia (Milford) Chandler, Akron, Mrs. Elnora Nichols, Hartford, son, William Albany, Ga.

6 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild. Services Tuesday 1 p. m. at the Kesler Funeral Home, 702 E. Market st.

Rev. G. Carlan Elliott officiating. Interment Northlawn Memorial Gardens. Family will receive friends at the funeral home Monday 7 to 10 p.

m. In lieu of other remembrances memorials may be made to the Heart Fund. (Kesler, 535-JU28J SEASTEAD John 90 years, of 2392 Tenth Cuyahoga Falls, passed away Feb. 20. Survived by sons, Oscar, of Akron, Raymond, in Warren, daughters, Mrs.

Evelyn Makebakken, Cuyahoga Falls, 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; brother. Gust Kallstrom, Hudson, sisters. Mrs. Anna Johnson, Rochester, N. Mrs.

Hilda Larson, Crystal Lake, 111. Mr. Dale Maurer will conduct services Friday 1 p. m. at the Adams Funeral Home, where friends may call Thursday 4 to 9 p.

m. Interment Chestnut Hill Cemetery. lAdams, 535-9186.) SISLER James, 58 years, of 4285 Minor Copley, passed away Feb. 20, Akron General Medical Center. Survived by wife, Elizabeth; mother, Mrs.

Mary Schisler, of California; sisters, Mrs. Barbara Petri-nycez of Copley, Mrs. Helen Rayke, of California. Funeral announcements later. Interment Glendale Cemetery.

iPfeifle Funeral Chapel han- 1 1 arrangements, bob. 4188.) STEIN Mrs. Rosa 76 years, of 716 Bertha passed away Saturday p. m. Survived by husband Casper, sons, Rudolph and Ernest, both of Akron, 3 grandchildren.

Funeral services were held today at Hillside Memorial Chapel. In lieu of other remembrances family requests donations be made to the Cancer Society. (Dunn-Quigley, Akron, 253- 8121.1 STERLE Anthony 66 years, 440 rilcn passea away reu. 20. Survived by wife.

Helen daughter, Mrs. Norman iShirleyl Bolanz, Akron; 2 grandchildren; brothers. TT CsrnelrV DnH T.niliR Akron; sisters, Mrs. Alberta O'Brezza, Mrs. Lucille Meyer.

Mrs. Frances Bailey, Mrs. Dorothy Zakely, Mrs. Mary Yankovich, all of Akron. Friends may call at the Schlup-Cox Funeral Chapel, Kenmore blvd.

at Eighth anv time after 7 p. ro. Tues-dav, where services will be held Wednesday (time laterl. Burial Greenlawn. (Schlup-Cox, 745-3131.) STRAYER Sgt.

Luther 74 years, of 700 Hancock passed away Feb. 20. Survived by sons, James in Florida, Charles of Tallmadge, Thomas of Akron; 2 grandchildren; brothers, Herndon and Merle, both in Pennsylvania; sisters, Mrs. Eva Loue of Akron, Miss Mildred Straver, Miss Mabel Strayer Miss Nell Strayer, all in Pennsylvania, Miss Dorothy Strayer, Washington, D. Mrs.

Janet Brown, Mrs. Hilda Chronis-ter, Mrs. Katherine Staub, Mrs. Margaret Mertuff, all in Pennsylvania. Dr.

H. D. Rose will conduct services Tuesday 3 p. m. at the Adams Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.

m. Monday, and where JOppa Lodge No. 666 will hold services Mondav 7 p. m. Interment Rose Hiil Burial Park.

(Adams, 535-9186.) TAVOLIER Margaret, 64 years, 3285 Engle-wood Stow, passed away Feb. 20. Survived by husband Alhert: daughter, Mrs. Mar-eella Scullen. Portage Lakes; sons Peter of Northampton.

Renald of Lansing, sisters. Mrs. Adaline Stornello and Mrs. Mary Buz- zelll. both of Pittsburgh, brothers, Henry Buzzelli, Akron.

Herman and Fred, both of Pittsburgh, 13 grandchil- aren. r-unerai services announced later. (Hennessy, Akron. 535-1518.) WOYTOVECH Anna, 68 years, of 84 N. Martha passed away Saturday a.

m. Survived by us-band, William; son, John; daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Johnson: sister. Mrs. Eva Du- dick; 2 grandsons; 3 brothers and 2 sisters in Europe.

Par-astas Monday 8:30 p. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 p. m. at the Kutsko-Hecker Funeral Home and at St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, 1:30 p.

m. Rev. Fath er jonn Mason otiiciating, interment. St. Nicholas.

Family will receive friends Sunday 7 to 9 p. Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Kutsko-Hecker, 724-1281.) is a golden link in the chain of memory which brings back happy days when those now departed were with us, and remembrance through publication of an "In Remembrance" serves as a fitting tribute to those who have gone before. If you would like assistance in arranging a notice and selecting a suitable verse, please call the Beacon Journal and ask for Miss Young.

The cost of such a notice is nominal compared to the comfort and solace derived. DIAL 37222 in rt.t1 l.ifT nt-d Ml. Vi, i r.te Sdrr.u.-i 1.. arci tun. B.rh;.:d Coventry, Harold 'Regina.

Marquess of Manchester: brothers, Wil-lard G. of Wadsworth, Th.ini-as V. of Barnerton: sisters, Mrs Mvrt.e Pies of Wads-worth. Mrs. Douglaa iVerai Johnson of Wddsworth; Mrs.

Joeph iDonsl Shega of Bar-berton: 13 grandchildren. Friends mar call at the Carr Memorial Home. 39 S. Miller rd Fairlawn. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday, where funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday, Rev. Jon Freshwater of the Woodlawn United Methodist Church officiating.

Interment Greenlawn Memorial Park. (Carr Memorial Homes, Fairlawn Chapel, i JOHNSON Eva 84 years, of 3678 Broad Vista, Umontown. passed away Feb. 19. Survived bv Thomas of Umontown, 3 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren.

Funeral services Wednesday 1 p. at the a Baldwin Funeral Home. Rev. Charles Kendig officiating. Interment East Akron Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesdy 2 to 4 and 7 tq 9 m. (Eckard-Baldwin, KELLEY John 63 years, 597 Kling passed away Sunday a. m. Survived by wife Elva Mae, sisters, Mrs. Bosie Rose, of Athens, Miss Jennie Kelley, Mrs.

Laura Belcher, both of Steelville, Mrs. Gladys Cantrell, of Akron, brothers, Robert and James, both of Akron, O'Neil, of Tellico Plains, Tenn. Funeral services 9 p. m. Monday at the Dunn-Quigley Funeral Home.

Akron, Rev. Dean Henry, and David Henry officiating. Further services at the Coker Creek Baptist Church, Irons-burg, Tenn. Interment Hun-roe County Cemetery. Family will receive friends 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Monday. iDunn-Quigley, Akron, KIME Homer 88 years, passed away Feb. 19, Avon Park, Fla. Survived by wife Ethel; daughter, Mrs.

Gladys Bur-nell, of Richville, O. son, Maurice C. Kime, Canton, sister. Mrs. Pearl Far-ber, Akron; brother, Harry Kime, Dade City, 5 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren.

Services Tuesday 3 p. m. at the Kesler Funeral Home, 702 E. Market, Rev. J.

Raymond Walls officiating. Interment East Akron Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the funeral home 10 to 12 noon, and 2 to 3 p. Tuesday. (Kesler, 535-8128.) LANG Dorothy 64 years, of 1150 Dayton passed away Feb.

20. Survived by husband, Edward S. sons, James M. Williamson, Stow, Edward Scott Lang II, of Akron; 4 grandchildren; brother, Howard L. Kline, of Akron.

Funeral announcements later. For further information call the Adams Funeral Home, 535-9186. LUKE Joseph 64 years, 132 Wil-lard st. passed away Feb. 20.

Survived by wife Lillian daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Ash-ton, Cuyahoga Falls, Mrs. Barbara Haynes, Stow, son, Bradley of Akron, 4 grandchildren, sisters, Mrs. Ruth Stewart, Allen Park, Mrs. Esther Westgate, Mrs.

Rachel Riehl, both of Cuyahoga Falls, brother, David Luke, Stow, Funeral services 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Eckard Baldwin Funeral home. Pastor Ronald R. Zehn-der officiating.

Interment Stow Cemetery. Freinds call at the funeral home Monday 7 to 9 p. Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Eckard-Baldwin, 535-7141.) LUT2 Alma 80 years.

1404 League passed way Feb. 20. survived by daughters, Mrs. Lillian Post, Mrs. Lucille Chester, Mrs.

Betty Graham, Mrs. Marie Schwartz, and Mrs. Emily Hill, all of Akron; 12 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Mary Williams, Altoona. Mrs.

Myra Passmore, of Buffalo, N. Y. Funeral announcements later. (Eckard-Baldwin, 535-7141.) MILLER Wilbur (Bill), age 47, 2860 Mo- gadore Mogadore, passed away February 18, Hollywood, Fla. Survived by wife, Dorothy: 5 sons, William, John, Lawrence.

Michael and Joseph; 5 daughters, Miss Diane, Laura, Julie, Leslie and Colleen, all at home: 1 brother, Michael of Suf field, 2 sisters, Mrs. Bernadette Smith of Suffield, Mrs. Alma Wartko, Randolph. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a. m.

Wednesday, St. Matthew's Church, Ellet. Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Cuyahoga Falls. Friends may call at the Bissler Funeral Home. Kent, 7 to 9 p.

m. Monday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday.

St. Joseph's Council Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary 8 p. m. Tuesday at the funeral home. (S.

C. Bissler Sons, Inc.) MILLS James A. 'Clvdel. age 55 years, of 1566 Maple Bar. berton, formerly of Akron, passed away Sunday p.

m. at Barberton Citizens Hospital. Survived by his wife, Mary one sister, Mrs. Thelma Nommav, Youngstown, 2 brother's, Charles Newcomerstown, Duane; stepmother. Mrs.

Mary Ann Mills, both of Som- is, Cal. Funeral services will be held at the Prentice Fu neral Home. 1154 Kenmore Wednesday 1 p. Rev. Horace H.

Fischer offj. ciating. The Firestone Post No. 3383 V.F.W. in charge Interment Greenlawn Me.

morial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. (Prentice Funeral Home.

KENMORE CHAPEL, 753- 7721.) O'CONNOR Alice 74 years, of 2301 E. Bailey Cuyahoga Falls, died Feb. 18. Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 a. m.

Monday at St. Eugene Catholic Church. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. (Carr Memorial Homes, Falls Chapel, 434-1997.) REEL Alice 78, years, of 1636 Newberry formerly of Morgan'own, W. died Feb.

21. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Lola Ellis, Levitts-burg, Mrs. June Massuri, Girard. Mrs.

Geraldine Ma eke of Tallmadge; brothers, Clyde, of Cuyahoga Falls, Richard, of Morgan-town, Steven, of Bridgeport, Robert, of Cuyahoga Falls; 23 grandchildren; 6 greatgrandchildren; brother, Bruce Roderick, of Star City, W. Va.j sister, Mrs. Ethel Desunberg, Port Marlon, Pa. Services and interment will be in Morgantown, W. Va.

(Carr Memorial Homes, Falls Chapel, 434-1997.) RF.NNER Alice 65 years, of 2960 Norwood Cuyahoga Falls, passed away February 19 at St. Thomas Hospital. Survived by husband, Charles daughter, Mrs. R. H.

(Patty Lou) Powell of Roch- ester, Minn. five grandchildren, Gary, Clark, Rod, Lee and Peggy Ann, all of Rochester, one sister, Mrs. J. E. Sheridan of North Canton, O.j one brother, Arthur T.

King of Washington Pa. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Tuesday at Ihe McGowan-Reid Funeral Home, corner Stow av. and Third Cuyahoga Falls, where services will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday, with the Rev. Robert Kobele officiat ing.

Interment Oakwood Cem etery. (McGowan-Reld, 928-1313.) -Depih Neftoi. 210-SaiaaWoA-Male-Ftrnaa) 21E- TactwMai oamom Malt-FwMla 2tF-UnMns 23 Jots Wanmi Malt 24 Buraaut-Malt-Female HELP-MALE 22A-faeioy -Mala 226- Saury-Hourly Ralt-Mal 22C 0wa and Management Mala 220 SaWaWo-Ma 22E- TechracatPoaition.Malt HELP-FEMALE 25A Oornnrx Famala 268 Ganaral Job OUtnnga 25C-Oftica and Managamtni Famala 250 Saiaa Wort Famala 26-Jobs Wanted- Farnaa) 28 SEXVICES Atvlianoa Smvk AppratMre tnri Uquiditorf BaMmant Woitt Btnkkmpng Bnett. Block Wo BUUoting Ctrpantar Wortt Carpal Oaanng CamantWork ChnnavtCiaard Cmdirs Diaaamaking Dnvflwayt Etoctncal Work floor anting Fill Drt Furnace Rapaira Furnitura Oaanng Ganaral Hauling AI Kmo Hausactoamng Jncoma Tax UndKaping Laundry CartifiadMovtn Movng Painiing-Daeoraino PaparOsanns PapartwngriQ Flastanng Plumbngand Drrin Ramodahng Ra-Si ding Roofing SpouDng Snow Plowing Sewing Machma Rap tir TalavaonSarvioa TreeSurgBrySarvicft Upholstering Wsshar spars Window ShadaB-Drspaa Whidow-WaHWaanng HOKE CARE 29 CaraolCMdran 30 Cara AgKl. InvaWa RENTALS RENTALS-ROOMS 3 1 Ftoomt.

Homo CooVln 32 Fumiahad Ftryrro 33 Unfuniarad Doom RENTALS-AI'ARTKENTS 3 Rimiahjd Su'rrn 35 Atrtmnt FumiaM 35A Fumtura entail 36 Apartment. UnfimitrnrJ RENTALS-HOMES 37 Homes Fumiahad 38 Mobile Honwe. Rent 39 Homes Urturriaried RENTALS-GENERAL 40 Wanted Lake Conagaa 41 Lake Homes Cottage 42 Ronde Resorts 43 National Resorts 44 Farms and Land 45 St ores Garages 4SA Offices 46 Bu areas Property 47 Industrial Property 48 Business Property Wanted 49 Suburban Property 50 Wanted to Rent 61 Rental AgancM MERCHANDISE 52 Auctions 63Mioellaneoua 53A Oinstmaa Trees B3B Food 53C Lawn and Garden Equipment 530 Printing Supplies 54 Coal Coka and Wood 55 Furnaces 56Hr.fi, Radio and TV 57 Home Furnshings SB Antiques 69 Fu mtufe Wanted 60 Music 61 Musical Instruments Wanted 62 Wearing Apparel 63 Store. Office and Beauty Supplies 64 Machinery and Took 65 Farm Machinery 66 Heavy Machinery 67 livestock and Supplies 68 Building Materials 69 Garages 70 Boats. Canoes, Yachts 70A Swmming Pools Supplies 71 Sports Section 71A Campng Traien 718 Snowmobiles 72 Photo Equipment FIMAKCIAL AKD INSURANCE 73 Opportunities 74 Opportunities Wanted 75 Insurance 76 Buvand Sell Mfviomm 77- Loans AI Kinds 78- Money Wanted REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE-COMMERCIAL 79- Business Property 80- Industrial Property 81- Investment Property 82- Property Management 83- Home Builders RESIDENTIAL 84 Wamad-Gty Propertied 85 General Real Enna 86 Central Akron 86A Trade and Exchanrja 87 Oly Property Weat 87A FAIRLAWN ARF.A 88 Oly Properly Eaet 89 13 let Real Estate 90 Mogadore Real Eater 91 Lekemore Real Estate 92 Oty Property South 93 Kenmore Reel EstBta 94 Barberton Real Estate 94A Norton Real Esttle 95 Doyantovm Real Ettata 96 Oty Properly North 97 Cuyahoga Falk Real Eatatt 97A Northampton 98 Tallmadge Reel Estate 99 Stiver Laka Real Estate 100 Stow Real Estate 101 Kent-Revanna Real Esfeta 102 Suburban North 103 Hudson Real EsBta 104 NortrtSeM Real Estate 106 Twinsburg Real Estate 106 Munroa Falk Real Estate 107 Suburban Weat 108 Real Etta 109 Marine Real Eaten 110 Copley 111 Suburban East 1 12 Umontown Real Estate 1 13 Gtsentown Real Estate 114 Suburban South 1 14A Manchester Real Estate 1 14B Caral Fulton- Qinton Real Estate 1 15 Wetkworth Real Estate 1 16 Reton Property 117 Portage Lakes Property 1 18 Area Lake Property 119 Property Nonh America 1I9A- Florida Real Estate 1I9B- Ohio Towns 120 Uls and Acreage 121 Lots Wanted 122 Wanted Suburban 123 Farms 124 Wanted Farms AUTOMOTIVE 126 Mobile Homes.

Sale 1 27 Motorcycles. Bikes 1 28 Tires. Parts. Seryea 129 Sports. ForecjnCere 1 29A Imported Car Para andSarvce 129 Antique Cara 130 Truoka 131 Aiplanes 132 Cats.

Truoka Waned 1 33 Automotive Secson 134 Auto Loans 136 AuroLesang FUND RAISING Fabulous opportunity for your organization to make money. SELL HONADLE CANDY FOR EASTER Call 929-2658 For Information $100 CASH PAID CALL IF YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO MAY WANT ALUMINUM SIDING. KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODELING. ASK FOR MR. THOMAS.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORSJ CANVASSERS. CLOSERS. YOUR CALLS HELD IN CONFIDENCE. 673-5020. BLOOD DONORS WANTED IMMEDIATELY Earn $50; $60 a month.

Be a plasma donor In your spare time. MIRSA INC. PLASMA CENTER 20 S. High 376-1052 BLOOD DONORS $10 PAID Hours 8 to 4 Mon. thru Friday.

Saturday 8 to noon. Phone 376-6873 for appointment. CALL 376-6129 for printing plates and repro copy for newspapers, magazines, etc. ZINC ENGRAVERS 48 S. Summit Akron USED EXERCISERS Warehouse clearance of ballbearing demonstrators.

Limited supply, great buys, also monthly rental plan. 773-3368. IN CHM ASTER OF AKRON 2075 S. Main NEWS ABOUT JEWISH PEOPLE Interesting, educational, provocative, 928-5538. Recorded.

TOP CASH PRICES PAID For standing black walnut timber. Call between 7 and 10 p. m. Sandusky '4191 626-6964. BUY, SELL, rent, trade, locate anything through the Ad Market, 2214 E.

Market, 784-0254. U. S. Government Approved Avoid Garnishee, Bankruptcy Free help! 376-2761 Consumer Credit Counseling DON'T wait for the sunshine, Nellie. Take the Falls Airport bus service direct from Falls Brown Derby to Cleveland Hopkins Airport.

Call 928-8172 for schedules. ATTENTION CLUSTER Rushwood School, Sagamore Hills Congratulations for finding this note. Your teachers. TUXEDOS, all sizes, $10. Far-ber's Men's Wear, 493 W.

Tuscarawas, Barberton, after 6 p. m. 1-Amusements MRS. GAIL Gifted reader, business, love and all affairs of life. Readings daily and Sunday 9 a.

m. to 8 n. Phone 666-2886, 3802 kron- Meoina rd. (Rt. 18) Akron.

SISTER Katherine, character reader. Advice on all affairs. I have helped many, I can help you. All reading private and confidential. Hours: 9 to 9 daily and Sunday.

3187 Bar-ber Norton, 848-2307. 73-Dogs, Birds, and Pets THREE Beaeles. excellent con dition, very reasonable, 644- TWO CUTE AKC Chihuahua pups, 1 male, 1 female, 773- Bue. atier COON DOGS Call 688-9388 BRITTANY spaniels, AKC, cnampion sire ana aam pup 699-3450. SIX BEAUTIFUL red dach shunds, 6 weeks old, regis tered, baby shots completed, ready for a Mommy $75.

Call N. Canton, 499-8172. BOARDING, GROOMING, DOGS, CATS Heated facili. ties and space for any breed. 867-6319.

AKC COLLIES, just like Las. sie, shots, wormed and nor mal eyea, l-Bea-OBDB, after weeKQays. AKC GERMAN shepherd duds shots and wormed, also older dogs, and stud service. Call 1-239-8481. PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING Pickup and Delivery.

928-7583 FREE to good home. 4-month. old male puppy, small white mixeo Dreea, very affection, ate, 773-5610. MALE AND female long-hair German Shepherds, 5 weeks old. very reasonable.

724-3198. POODLES, AKC toy, black fe-males. 3 months, sire Cham pion Bongo Boy, grandsire Dassin David, 8HH-2235. TOY fox terriers for sale, $35 Six weeks old. 773-1629 DOBERMAN pinscher pups, Six weeks old.

Best offer AKC registered. 745-9924. TOY FOX TERRIER Puppies 724-1457 AKC male German Shepherd good with children; shots: good watch dog. 724-3198. THIS CAREER HAS A FUTURE! Yeuni ttm ni ynnc wsmtii II (l 31 CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR Ctrtan can man high piyt Mciwity, lictlltnl Irinft btnttits in froth liil with a atmiaa im-madiata aaa4 tar traina aaaala.

Van can fraaart at hamt, iw, with a aratan writtaa an an-itttt hy tit TratHa Caatnilan OR fai aaa drift ant "Trait ti Lack" if thai it yaw with, tut, far iafermatiaa an the aaursa that might ha yaur opportunity tor tha lilt yea waul, writa ar afcoaa mi APPROVED FOR VETERANS RICKAY CAREERS. INC. Milwaakaa, Wilt. 63221 Ohio Diviiion 24100 Laka Short Blvd. Cltvtlani-, Ohio 44123, 2lt-2(l-313l Namo AMrais City ttata Phono Ohio No 0213H Bulletins 31, 1971 $36 210.29 MEMORANDA DATE TOWNSHIPS Population, 1970 7,552 Number of employes December 31, 1971 12 Total salaries and wanes paid during the year mvi (consolidate all funds! $141,063 12 36.750.000 Tax valuation Tax levy Inside 10 mill limitation Outside 10 mill limitation Total 1.90 4 60 6.50 LEGAL NOTICE The City of Stow will receive sealed bids until 12:00 noon, Eastern Standard Time on Fri-day.

March 17, 1972, for furnishing to the City one machine storage building complying with specifications on file with the Director of Public Service of the City of Stow. Each proposal shall contain the full name of every person intersted in such bid and shall be accompanied by a certified check In the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00) to guarantee that if bid is accepted a contract will be entered Into. The City of Stow reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. All proposals shall be addressed to a 1 F. Shoaff, Director of Public Service, City of Stow.

CARL F. SHOAFF Director of Public Service City of Stow, Ohio Feb. 14, 21 NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Village of Mogadore at the Clerk-Treasurers Office. 135 S. Cleveland Avenue, Mogadore, Ohio, until March 14, 1972, for furnishing the labor material needs to install our (4) overhead sign supports for the control of traffic.

Details and specifications may be obtained at the office of the Clerk-Treausrer of Mogadore. Bids must contain the full name of every person or firm interested in same and ac companied by a certified check in the amount of $50.00 payable to the Village of Mogadore as a guarantee that a contract will result if the bid is accepted, said check being returnable upon proper completion of the contract or upon rejection of the bid. By resolution of the Council of the Village of Mogadore made enruary IB, 1972. Ruth Frieden, Clerk-Treasurer. Feb 21 28 Mar 6 13 -Death Notices ATKINSON Mrs.

Willie Mae of 473 Howe st. passed away February 19 at Akron General Medical Center. Funeral announcements later, (Stewart-Calhoun Black, 635-1543). BEHAN Ida Mae. 93 years, formerly of is3 Mission AKron.

passed away Feb. 18. Survived by nephew, Edward Witherspoon, Alliance, O. Funeral Tuesday 3 p. m.

at the Schermesser Funeral Home. Interment Glendale Cemetery. Friends may call- 1 p. m. Tuesday until funeral time.

(Schermesser, BELAK Valentine Northfield, Ohio, beloved husband of Mary nee Jurcek, dear father of Frances Tomse, Mary Pollard, Steve, Walter, John, Madeline Plata, Stanley, Ed- ward, and the late William and Joseph, grandfather and great-grandfather. Services Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1972 at 10 a. m. at St.

Barnabas Church, Northfield, Ohio. Friends received at the Donald B. Johnson Funeral Home. 99 W. Aurora Northfield 7 to 9 p.

m. Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday. BIBLE Solly Ross, of 2584.

S. Arlington passed away Feb. 19. Survived by wife, Katie; 2 daughters, Mrs. Jean Dan-tzler, Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs.

Ruth McKinney, Westminster, 2 sisters, Mrs. Oneda Heckler, Ft. Myers, Mrs. Otella Shultz, Athens, 2 stepsons. Funeral services will be Wednesday 1 p.

m. at the Schermesser Funeral Home, Rev. Kenneth E. Birney officiating. Interment Greenlawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p. Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 (Schermesser, 724-5818.) BOONAR Joseph, age 54, of 34 Twen-tyl-seventh st. NW, Barber-ton, died Feb. 21. Funeral announcements later.

(Hahn, 825-2467.) CHILDRESS Mrs. Mary, 445 Homestead passed away Feb. 19 at Mid-dlebury Manor Nursing Home. Funeral announcements later. (Stewarl-Cal-houn it Black.

535-1543.) CLEGG William 50 years, 2428 Comet Clinton, died Sunday a. m. Survived bv wife Alma; sons, William Richard, Gary, Terry, and Timothy; daughters Miss Dara Jean Clegg, and Patricia; 4 grandchildren; brother, Kenneth. Services Wednesday 1 p. m.

from the campfield-Hickman Funeral Home, Rev. David Hostetter officiating. Burial Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Doylestown. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

and Wednesday until time of services. (Campfield-Hickman, Barberton, 745-3161.) FARON Thomas 58 years, 1240 Pondview passed away Feh 17. Survived bv wife. Frances; sister, J. Clifford Bvlander, Chatham, N.

J. Services 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at Billow's Chanel. 85 N.

Miller Fairlawn, where friends may call 7 to 9 p. m. Monday. Rev. Richard O.

Hang officiating. Interment Mt. Peace Cemetery. (Billow's Fairlawn, 817-4141.) GOSSETT Mplllo 71 vears. of 147 Emerling Akron, passed awav Feb.

21. Funeral an nouncements later. (Scher messer, 724-5818.) HEACOCK Edgar 84 years, formerly of 2029 Bailey Cuyahoga Falls, passed away February ifl Survived bv wife. Flor ence; sons, Robert E. of Cuyahoga Falls, Dudley J.

of Miami. Edgar B. of Dayton. daughters, Mrs. Mary Louise Cobb of Cuya-hoea Falls.

Mrs. Jane Mc Clelland of Elkhart. 10 grandchildren; seven great- crandchilriren: sister. Mrs. Edith Garrett of Akron.

Serv ices 1 p. m. Wednesday from Billow's Chapel, Twenty-third st. at Falls, Cuyahoga Falls, where friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p. Kev Paul Dee Outland officiating.

Interment Rose Hill Burial Park. (Billow's. Falls. 867- 4141.) BALANCE PLUS ji-i a TunimuT rn DI A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER 4 By The white-haired maestro Leopold Stokow-ski, at an age well past three score years and ten, continued an inspirationally active life. By personal example, he shamed many younger' people when he said, "I would rather talk about the future, the past is something we can no longer do anything about." He put his words in action.

In approaching age 80, he grouped both young and old in the American Symphony. One third of the musicians were talented youth; the other two thirds were more experienced, more mature. Dedicated to his conviction that America is a land of opportunity and that it must remain so, he exemplified a lesson many of us should heed. The young learn from the old and the old gain from the vitality and enthusiasm of the young. In recent years, in too many areas of employment, it is a shame that this two fold concept of opportunity seems to have been side-tracked HOMNESSY BAGNOLI FUNERAL HOMES 936 Main Akron.

Ohio 339 Southwest Ave. Tallmadjic. Ohio Ti j. TERRY HENNESSY Beacon Journal. Monday, February 21.

1972 LsJL. VseWaWfcA.