The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 43

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT limn Hn CLASSIFIED INDEX VITAL STATISTICS Knock Out 2 Equal Time Rules WUAB The TV (43) Joins Family By DICK SHIPPy Beacon Journal Radio-TV Writer Anyone for another helping of Eliot Ness? "Gilligan's Island," maybe? How about another round with "Batman?" And you certainly could do with 10 more TV movies each week! Yes, the networks are in the process of launching a new season, but elsewhere some old seasons are being revived, too NUTRO Winter Survival Kits Available At: DONZELL'S GARDEN (ENTER 937 Kasl Waterloo Rd Akron Phone PA-4-0505 HUIUtV! SflU ENDS SEPT. 30 CHICAGO UP) Broadcast stations that criticize individuals in publicly aired editorials are not required to grant time to the subjects of the criticism to reply, the U. S. court of appeals has ruled. The court overturned the Federal Communications Commissioners' 'personal attack' rule, which guaranteed to subjects of editorial attack a reasonable opportunity to respond over the air within a reasonable period of time.

The court also struck down an FCC ruling which held that stations which endorse political candidates must grant opposing candidates an opportunity to respond. "IX MEW of the vagueness of the commission's rules," the court said, "the burden they impose on licensees, and the possibilty they raise of both commission censorship and licensee censorship we conclude that the personal attack on political editorial rules would contravene the First Amendment." The court upheld a petition filed by the Radio-Television News Directors Association and eight radio and television companies. They charged that the FCC rules "pose a substantial likelihood of inhibit-i broadcast licensee dissemination of views of political candidates and controversial issues of public importance." The FCC order was handed down July 5, 1967, and was amended the next year, to enlarge categories of news-related programs which would be exempt from the order. completion of construction on its own, two-story studio building located next to the Parma-town Shopping Center. AS AN independent, WUAB will be programming syndicated reruns, motion pictures, interview shows and sports (including taped replays of Ohio State and Notre Dame football games this Fall).

Among the shows from previous network seasons being carried rerun basis by channel 43 are "The Untouchables," Patty Duke, "Gilligan's Island," "I Spy" and "Batman." The station will be showing at least one motion picture feature each day. WUAB becomes the area's UHF station, the others being Akron's WAKR (23), Cleveland's WKBF (61), Canton's WJAN (17) and WVIZ (25), the Cleveland educational station. Complete WUAB program schedules will be carried daily in these pages and weekly in Preview starting Sunday. Tonight's TV Movies 5-WKYC, "As Young As You Feel," Monty Woolley, Jean Peters, David Wayne, 1951. 7:30 WE WS, "The Girl Next Door," Dan Dailey, June Haver, 1953 (color).

8- WJAN, "The Strangler of Blaekmoor Cas(le," Kari Dor, Ingmar Zeisberg, 1961. 9- WJW, "Viva Las Vegas," Elvis Presley, Ann-Mar -gret, 1964 (color). 11:25 "Cry of the Werewolf," Nina Foch, Stephen Crane, 1044. l-WKYC, "The Werewolf," Don Mcgowan, Joyce Holden, 1956. 1:15 W.I 'Hands of a Stranger," Paul Lukather, Joan Harvey, 1962.

LIKE at WUAB (UHF channel 43), the newest member of the northeastern Ohio television community. Operated by United Artists Broadcasting as an independent station, WUAB-TV starts broadcasiing at 9 a. m. Sunday. The new station will be using the WKBF (channel 61) transmitter tower (installation was done Thursday, which accounts for channel 61 being off the air until late afternoon), and with power comparable to the latter should be sending a strong signal into the Akron area.

WUAB temporarily is using WVIZ (channel 25) studio facilities while awaiting the 9 'M Lfr fi tS ft i 2 I rrri mm 1 -Death Notice I A-Memorials 2-Lodoo Notices 3-Lost and Found 4- Birth Announcement! 4 A Birthday Announcements 5- Cards of Thank 5A-ln Remembrance 6-rlower, Floral Desiani 7- Funeral Directors 8- Monuments, Vaults 9-Cemetery Lots lU-apecial Bulletins ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 1 -Amusements 12-Travel Information 13-Dogs, Birds, and Pets 14- Jewelry 15- Wanted to Buy 16- Education 17- Job Lists 18- Books 19- Coins Stamps HELP HELP MALE OR FEMALE 21 A Factory Male Female 21B-General Job Ottering Male-remale Male-Female 21 C-Off ice-Management 21D-5ales Work Male -Female 21 E-Technical Positions Malt-Female HELP MALE 22A Factory Male Boalary Jobs Male 22C-Office and Management Male 22D-Sales Work Male 22E-Technical Position Male Male 23-Jobs Wanted Mole 24 Bureaus Malt-Female HELP FEMALE 25A-Domestic Female 25B-General Job Offerings Female 25C Office and Management Female 250-Sales Work Female 26-Jobs WonKrl Female 28-SERYICES Appliance Service Appraisers and Liquidators Ash-Rubbish Hauling Auto Glass Basement Work Bnokkeeping Brick, Block Work Bulldozing Carpenter Work Comet Cleaning Cement Work Chimneys Cleaned Cinders Dressmaking Driveways Electrical Work Furnace Repair Fill Dirt Floor bonding Furniture Cleaning Hauling All Kindt Income Tax Landscaping Laundry Certified Movers Moving Paintina Decorating Paper Cleaning Pnperhanging Plastering Plumbinn and Drain Remodtling Roofing, Spouting Re-Sidinq Sewing Machine Repair Sewing Alterations Television Service Tree Surgery Service Window Shades DroDM Window Wall Washing Unhol'iterinq Washer Repairs KOE CARE 29 Care of Children 30 Care Aged, Invalids RENTALS RENTALS ROOMS 31 Rooms, Home Cooking 32- Furnished Rooms 33- Unfurnished Rooms RENTALS APARTMENTS 34- Furnished Suites 35- Apartments Furnished 36- Apartments Unfurnished RENTALS -HOMES 37- Home Furnished 38 Mobile Homes, Rent 39- Homes, Unfurnished RENTALS GENERAL 40- Wanted Lake CoMapes 41- Lake Homes, Cottages 42- Florida Resorts 43- National Resorts 44 Farms and Lands 45- Stores and Garages 45A-Offices 46- Business PropeTty 47- lndustria! Property 4fi-B siness Property Wonted 49-Suburban Property 50 Wanted to Rent 51 Rental Agencies MERCHANDISE 52- Auctions 53-Miscellantous 53A Christmas Trees 53B Food 54 Coal, Coke, and Wood 55- Furnaces 56- Hi-Fi, Radio and TV 57- Home Furnishings 58- Antiques 59- Furniture Wanted 61 -Musical Instruments Wanted 62- Wearing Apparel 63- Store, Office and Beauty Supplies 64 Machinery and Tools 65- Farm Machinery 66- Heavy Machinery 67- Livestock and Supplies 68- Buildina Materials 69-Garages First fertilizer made especially to help lawns survive winter! Developes deeper, sturdier roots. Provides earlier spring green-up. Regularly $8.95 HOW J95 FEEDS 10,000 SO. FT. (50 lb.) 'Clihseler' Gels 10-25 For Robbery Jesse James Brown, who tried to chisel his way out of the County Jail last January.

Thursday was convicted armed robbery by a Summit County Common Pleas jury and sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison by Judge Daniel Quillan. Brown, 21, of 1274 Moore robbed Valley Gardens Cafe, 220 Memorial last December. Last Jan. 14 sheriff's denu- rupn mmm ESTATE OF Luther Wolfe DE-1 CEASED Notice is hereby given that Harold G. Bums.

601-2 Evans Savings Akron Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Luther Wolfe deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to filed with Administrator within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 27th dav of August. 198. Case Number NATHAN KOPLIN Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Aug 30 Sept 6 13 LEGALS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Elsie E.

Teeter, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that First National Bank of Akron, 106 S. Main Akron, Ohio 44308 has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Elsie E. Teeter deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 3rd day of September, 19fi8.

Case Number 206-104252-129 NATHAN KOPLIN Probate Judge of Summit County Ohio Sept. 6 13 20 I NOTICE of APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Leslie G. Sheets DECEASED. Notice is hercbv given that Kmnnih 9fi I Miller Akron, Ohio and Lesley Krannich White, 182 Pans Akron, Ohio have been duly appointed and qualified as Executrices of the Es-'tate of Leslie G. Sheets de-teased, late of Summit County, Ohio.

Creditors claims are to filed with Executrices within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 10th day of September. 1968. Case Number 208-104339-172 NATHAN KOPLIN Probate JudRe of Summit Countv, Ohio Sopt. 13 20 27 STATE OF OHIO I SUMMIT COUNTY HUDSON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS PUBLIC HEARING Appeals Docket No.

71 RE: Appeal of: Marvin S. Pollack 1 148 North Main Street Hudson, Ohio From the decision the 'Hudson. Ohio. I Subject of Appeal: Notice is hereby given that a hearing on said appeal will be 'held: 8:00 P. M.

September 26. 1968 at Town Hall, Village of Hudson, Ohio. Subject of Appeal: Owner request a variance from the Township Zoning Regulations to permit the location (of a residence outside the setback distance isuh-lot No. 33 In the Leighton i Estates of Hudson Township. HUDSON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS By: J.

Hasbrouck Secretary LEGAL NOTICE ZONING APPEALS i PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of Zoning Appeals Public Hcarinss to be held September 24. at Northampton Offices. 3097 Northampton Cuyahoga Falls. County of Summit. State of Ohio.

7:40 P. M. John Saffles requests garage within 7 ft. of the sideline; Zoning Resolution requires IS ft sideyard. Location is 650 W.

Stcclcs Corner id 7:50 P. M. Clarkins Inc. for retail gas station in front of the building line, and one Identification sign. Location: 4075 Akron-Cleveland id.

8 00 P. M. J. Michael Krie-gcr for three display stands in front of the main building at 615 Graham rd. I 8:10 P.

M. All Seasons Inc. for reduction in the 5-1 ratio If or parking for amusement I slide in front of Spartan's at 2900 Akron-Cleveland rd i NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS PAUL WERNER Chairman SANDRA PRUITT Clerk LKGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE is hereby Riven that the following resolution he published in the Akron Beacon Journal newspaper on Lot 21A in ncllaire Estates Allotment No. 2 to connect Olde Lyme Drive in the Olde Connecticut Land Grant Allotment No. 1 and South Walnut Kldpe Road Bellaue Estates Allotment I No.

2 fixing the dates for view as fol i lows: NO. BB4-hH RESOLUTION II was moved by Herbert land seconded by Poda, that the following resolution be adopted: 364 i WHEREAS, this Board ICommissioncis has carefully reviewed the actions of this Hoard taken in their resolution No. 698-B4 and their other pro-iceedinKS in connection with the issue of establishing a road as lover Lot 21A in Bellaue ts- llnlc AUnliiipnt Nn 2 to eon- WHEREAS, this Board, rol-lowinK receipt of the June 15, DIMS letter from Harry W. Schwab, Attorney, has had a view of the premises and has held public hearings and has consulted with the representatives of the various prop, lertv owners involved and carefully considered the exhibits jand the arguments of all parities; now I THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by this Board of Summit County Commissioners that: Section 1 i Board of Commissioners determined as of this date that the public convenience and welfare may not be served by the construction of said road over and through said Lot 21A. Section 2 The Board deter-mined not to proceed with said improvement pursuant to the plat and drawings rurnished the County Engineer and further does not desire that the office of the County Prosecutor proceed with any further steps necessary for determination of compensation and damages pursuant to the former resolution of this Board No.

698-64 paragraph 3. Section 3 The Board further intends to vacate any former establishment of a road through and over said Lot 21 A Bellaire Allotment No. 2. Section 4 The Board further is of the opinion that it may be for the public convenience or welfare to vacate any public road that might have been established over said Lot 21A of Bellaire Allotment No. 2 beginning at the south line of South Walnut Ridge Road and running southerly to the South lot line of said Lot 21A which line is also the North line of Olde Lyme Drive of said Olde Connecticut Land Grant Allotment No.

1 as shown in the Plat records of Summit County. Section 5 The Board fixes and determines that the 24th day of September, 1968, at 1:30 p. E.D.T., as the day and time for viewing the proposed vacation. Section 6 The Board fixes and determines that the 4th dav of October. 1968, at 10:00 A.

E.D.T.. in the offices of the Board of Commissioners, County Safety Building. 53 E. Center Street, Akron, Ohio, as the day and time for final hearing thereon. Section 7 The Clerk of the Board is further instructed to cause notice of the time and place for the view and hearing by publishing once a week for two consecutive weeks beginning September 6th, 1968 in the Akron Beacon Journal.

Section 8 The County Engineer having already made a survey and plat of said road over Lot 21A is hcre-b requested to review said plat and to set stakes along the riht of way lines and to make a report in writing on or before the 3rd day of October, 1968, to this Boaid all pursuant to section 5.53 06 ot the Ohio Revised Code. On roll call Poda voted aye. WVIZ Channel 25 6 Misterogers Neighborhood 6:30 Yoga For Health 7 Conversation: Bill Cos-by Journal 8:30 NET Playhouse 9:30 Opinion Washington 10 High School Football WJAN (Channel 17) 3:30 Gospel Singers 4 Rainbow Theater 4 :30 Alfred Cartoons 5 Grooving Scene 5:30 News, Sidelite 17 6:30 Town and Country Show 7 Bill Anderson Show 7:30 News, Golf lesson 8 Feature Film: "The Strangler of Blaekmoor Castle" Karin Dor, 1961. 9:30 Checkmate School Football: Warren vs. Canton McKinley 12 News, Sports, Signoff WKBF (Channel 61) 4 :30 Dennis the Menace 5 My Favorite Martian 5:30 Superman 6 The Flintstones (color) 6:30 McHale's Navy 7 Twilight Zone 7 :30 I Love Lucy 8 Hazel (color) 8:30 Donald O'Connor (color.) 10 News Hit chock 11 Perry Mason 12 Les Crane (color) SATURDAY WKBF 10:30 Feature Film: "Uranium Boom" Dennis Morgan 1956 12 Roller Der by 1 "Blondie In Society" 3:30 One Step Beyond 4 Twilight Zone 4:30 Feature Film: "Time-lock" Robert Beatty 1957.

New Direct Dial System for WANT ADS Begins Monday at Beacon Journal. For even faster service and results dial 376-7731, but only beginning Monday not today. FLAVORS OF IBS MONTH I BANANA PINK GRAPEFRUIT ICE I Mr si 7- i 90 CHOCOLATE PEACHES MINT 'N CREAM ROCKY ROAD STRAWBERRY BLUEBERRY v.nLLar.i,Hrr, i i'k yyy min I i MinnsnMn I 1 1 iw i eAjjA 3" ENGLAND FRENCH i MAPI hut VANILLA JAMOCA I AIMONO I BERRY FUDGE I pistachio DATE TOFFEE PECAN ALMOND CHOCOLATE LICORICE BO rSN BERRY CHIP CANDY SHERBET ORANGE DAIQUIRI ICE ICE Friday, September 13, LEGAL NOTICE On and after this date I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person other than mvself MERYLE P. LINDSEY 81 Seventeenth st, NW, Barberton September 13. 1968 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Margie White, DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph P. Wheeler. 1410 First National Tower, Akron, Ohio 44308 has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Margie White deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 23rd day of August, 19H8.

Case Number 206-104194-100 NATHAN KOPLIN Probate Judge of Summit County, Ohio Sept 13 20 27 LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a i Public Hearing will be held by the Council of The City of Akron. Tuesday. September 24. 1968, during the regular meeting at 9:00 A. M.

in the Council Chambers upon an Ordinance authorizing construction of and granting conditional use of land for a 14-story apartment building and limited Re-tall Uses on Lots No. 18 and No. 22. inclusive, of the A. Good Allotment, subject to certain conditions and limitations; and declaring an emergency.

The property lies on the South side West Market street between Dodge avenue and Byers avenue and is partially zoned for Limited Business, partially for Multiple Family Use and partially for Two-Familv Residence Use. JOSEPH A. DENHOLM Clerk of Council RONALD KELLY, 1446 Hillside You will receive a letter entitling you to two free admissions to the State Theater. ADVERTISEMENT INVITATION TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals for the sealing of certain runways and laxiwavs and other related work at the Akron-Canton Regional Airport, will be received by hte Akron-Canton Regional Airport Authority in the Manager's Office, 4th floor. Terminal Building.

Akron -Canton Airport, until 10:00 A. M. Local Time on the 20th day of Sept. 1968: at which time they will be publicly opened, read and tabulated. Current wage rates as established by the Denartmcnt of Industrial Relations for the State of Ohio, and in accord ance with Section 4115.03 thrnuRh 4115.14 of the Revised Code of Ohio, shall be the mm imum wage rates to be paid under this contract by the Contractor or Subcontractor.

Conies of plans and specifi cations, including contract and nronosal forms and full infor mation for bidder, may be obtained at the Office of the Airport Manager. 4th floor. Terminal Building. Akron-Canton Regional Airport, upon deposit of S10.00 per set. Upon the re turn of the plans and specifica tions in good condition, within ten davs after the bids are opened, the deposit will be turned.

Each proposal shall be made on forms provided for such purpose, and attached to specifications and made a part thereof. It must contain the full name and address of each person or Company interested therein. The proposal must be ac enmnanied hv A Bid Bond Ol Certified Check, payable to the Akron-Canton Regional Airport Authority, in an amount of ten percent 10 pet I of the aggre gate amount of the bid as a guarantee that, if such proposal Is accepted, the bidder will enter into a contract and pro perly secure the performance ihprpnf hv a bond of an ac ccDtable Surety Company in the amount of one hundred percent 1 100 pet. I of the bid price within ten (101 days after writ ten notification of acceptance. The Akron-Canton Reciona Airport Authority reserved the right to reject any and all bids, and to hold all bids thirtv 1301 davs betore tmai action thereon, if found necessary.

Bv order of the Akron-Can ton Regional Airport Autnori Date: August zo. imn JOHN A. DOYLE JR. Secretary-Treasurer Aug 30 Sept 6 13 LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 742-198 nutnorizing and directing the ti.rf.etor of Finance to take bins for the purchase of Pre liminary Loan Notes (Seventh Series.

A I of the City of Ak ion. Ohio, in an aggregate amount not to exceed $1,931,000 to be issued in connection with the financing of the Industrial Site Area Urban Renewal Pro iect No. Ohio R-18, and to noti fv the bidders by telegram unH Heclarini! an emergency. WHEREAS, the City of Ak ron. Ohio (hereinafter called the has entered into contract dated May 7.

19fi2 numbered Contract No. Ohio R-18 (LGI. with the United States of America Ihereinafte called the and has subsequently amended said Contract iwhich contract amended is hereinafter called the "Loan and Grant Con which Loan and Grant Contract provides in part, for a Project Temporary Loan by the Government to the City un der Title I of the Housing Act of 1949. as amended, in an amount outstanding at any one time not to exceed S6.418.29H, to aid the City in its undertak ing and the carrying out of certain urban renewal project designated a the Industrial Site Area Urban Renewal Pro ject No. Ohio R-18.

and which is more fully identified in said Loan and Grant Contract; and WHEREAS, the City desires li issue a Seventh Series of Preliminary Loan Notes (here i a called "Preliminary Loan Notes, Seventh Series, in accordance with the provisions the Loan and Giant Contract, in an aggregate amount not to exceed il, 931. 000; and WHEREAS, advertisements Inviting offers to purchase said Preliminary Loan Notes have been or will be published in The Daily Bond Buyer and in a newspaper published and of general circulation in the City of Akron, and it is necessary that such Preliminary Loan be sold to the bidder or bidders offering the lowest interest cost NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ENACTED by the Council of the City of Akron: Section 1. That the aforesaid ad'-ertisements for bidders are I approved, and the Director of Finance c-f the City of Akron is hereb, authorized and directed advertise for competitive bido, ar.tl to take competitive bids on September 17.

1968, for the purchase of Preliminary Loan Note- (Seventh Series. Al. of the Citv in an aggregate amount not to exceed $1,931,000 and to be issued in accordance with the provisions of the Loan and Grant Contract and applicable Government regulations, tnd the terms of said advertisements for bidders. Section 2. That the Director of Finance is further authorized and directed to notify the lowest and best bidder or bidders of the tentative acceptance of their bid, on the same date, by telegram, immediately followed by a letter of confirmation, subject to final approval by Council and the Department of Housing and Urban Development of the United States of America.

Section That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an measure necessary for the immediate preservation I the public peace, heahh and safely for the rea son that it is immediately necessary to authorize the above actions in order to see the aforesaid Preliminary Loan Notes to make available such moneys under the aforesaid Loan and Grant Contract to expedite the carrying out of the alorcsaic Project in order to eliminate or prevent the recurrence of conditions of slum and blight which exist or exist-e in the aforesaid Project Area and provided this ordinance receives the affirmative vote of two thirds of the members elected and appointed to Council, it shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor; other-vise, it shall take effect and be in force at the earliest time allowed In- law. JOSEPH A. DENHOLM Clerk of Counctl Passed: Sept. 4. IftKB RALPH F.

TURNER President of Council Approved Sopt- Ti. Rfbfl JOHN S. BALLARD Ma or nASTIAN L'JFHI SO Hi '7 H-MIK II thuratAt mvveiinu a pnn uy uiuwii iHnd hearing of same. Political Advertisement and two other County Jail inmates who were trying to chisel their way through a cell wall. i a flj i SWING SHIFT? Ill) Major Companies in this arra iitnllrd coiuputrrs anil data processing equipment within the last 5 years.

It is projected thai 20 more will he installed within the next 3 years. Who is to operate this equipment? The Institute of Computer Technology was created to satisfy the many requests tor operators ol computer equipment. We are qualiifed to produce top-notch computer people even il they never vuv a computer before. II von are ot average intelligence and have a high school hai kgmiind. within years imi can be earning upwards of $9,000 per year.

Call for a free demonstration of our IBM equipment and free aptitude test. Hud out for yourself if you are interested and if ynu ran be tuceessful in this type earerr. INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 63 V. State Akron, Ohio Phone: 233-7134 Roger T. Pryor.

27, of Bishop accused Bi'own's robbery, accomplice in had better luck. Pryor slugged a sheriff's dep- UtV duririR a medical chockim Ineet Olde Lyme Drive in the i in i 0de Connecticut Land Grant Jan. 18 and got away. He IS Allotment No. 1 and South clill at Walnut Ridsc Road in the Bcl-hllll dl laigC.

lHilc Estates Allotment No. and 7 I i IF I I BASKIN-HOBBMSfjfO CHOCOl ATE ALMOND LEMON CUSTARD burgundy: CWIBRY HFrE COCONUT ALMOND FUDGE Trie C7 vruvvcj JAMOCA (FRESH COFFEE) A 3- APPLE ffV SHERBET MINT JULEP OREGON BLACKBERRY CHOCOLATE FUDGE JJ CARAMEL ALMOND CRUNCH 'I' CHERRY VANILLA 77 LEMON-LIME SHERBET CANDI MARMALADE I LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE O. 762-1968 determining to proceed with the improvement of Breiding road from Betana avenue to Independence avenue by grading, draining, curbing, paving, planting trees. constructing concrete sidewalks and driveway approaches and installing water service connections, where necessary, together with the necessary appurtenances thereto. and declaring an emergenev.

BE IT ENACTED bv the Council of the Citv of Akron. Summit County State of Ohio: Section 1. That it is herebv determined to proceed with the improvement in the Citv of Akron of Breiding road from Betana avenue Independence avenue. Section 2. That said street shall be improved in accordance with the provisions of Resolution No.

590-1968, adopted July 2. 1968. and with the plans, specifications, estimates and profiles heretofore approved and now on file In the office of the Clerk of this Council by grading, draining, curbing, paving, planting trees, constructing concrete sidewalks and driveway approaches and installing water service connections, where necessary, together with the necessary appurtenances thereto. Section 3. That all claims for damages resulting therefrom that have been legally filed shall be inquired into before the commencement of the proposed improvement, and the Director of Law is hereby authorized and directed to Institute legal proceedings 1 a court of competent jurisdiction inquire into claims that have been so filed.

Section 4. That portion of the cost provided in the above-mentioned resolution of necessity to be assessed shall be assessed in the manner and the number of installments provided in said resolution and on the lots and lands described therein. Section 5. That the estimated assessments heretofore pre-pared and filed in the office of the Clerk of this Council be and the same are hereby adopted. Section 6.

The Clerk of this Council is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of this ordinance to the County Auditor within fifteen days after its passage. Section 7. Subject to the provisions Section 727.24. Revised Code, the Director of Public Service of the City is herebv authorized and directed as soon as the funds therefor are available to make and execute a contract for said improvement with the lowest and best bidder after advertising according to law and the improvement shall be financed as provided in the resolution of necessity. Section 8.

This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety of said City and for the further reason that the immediate construction of said improvement i necessary to eliminate existing hazards to pedestrian and vehicular traffic, and provided this ordinance receives the affirmative vote, of two-tlurds of the members elected or appointed to Council, it shall take eifect and be in force ltlimediatelv upon its nasage approval bv the Mayor; otherwise, it shall take ellcct and be in force at the period allowed bv Possed Sept. 4, JOSEPH A DENHOLM Ci-rk ol Council RALPH TURNER P. i Mdont nt Council A -ov, rt- 8- nt 'IIS ISA I. LAUD 70- Boats, Canoes, Tachts 71 Sports Section 71A-Campers Trailers 72- Photo Equipment FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE 73- Opportunities 74- Opportunities Wanted 75- lnsurance 76- Buy and Sell Mortgages 77- Loans All Kinds 78- Money Wanted REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL 79- Business Property 80- lndustrial Property 81- lnvestment Property 82- Property Management 83- Home Builders REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL 84- Wonted City Property 85- General Real EstuU 86- City Property 86A-Trad and Exchong 87- City Property West 88- City Property East 89- Ellet Real Estate 90- Moqadore Real Estate 91- Lakemore Real Estate 92- City Property South 93- Kenmore Real Estate 94 Barberton Real Estate 94A-Norton Real Estate 95- Doylestown Real Estate 96- City Property North 97- Cuyahoga Falls Real Estate 97A-Northampton 98- Tallmadge Real Estate 99 Silver lake Real Estate 100- Stow Real Estate 101- Kent-Ravenna Real Estate 102- Suburban North 103- Hudson Real Estate 104- Northfield Real Estate 105- Twinsburg leal Estate 106- Munroe Falls Real Estate 107- Suburban West 108- Bath-Richtield Real Estate 109- Medina Real Estate 110- Coplty 111- Suburban East 1 12- Uniontown Real Estate 1 13- Greentown Real Estate 114- Suburban Sojth lUA-Manchester Real Eitale lMB Canal Fulton Clinton Real Estate 115- Wadsworth Real Estate 116- Re-sort Properly 117- Porlo9e Lakes Property 118 Area Lake Property 119-Property North America 119- A-Florida Real Estate 119B-Ohio Small Towns 120- Lots and Atreacje 121- Lots Wanted 122 Wanted Suburban 123- Farms, Blq and little 124- Wanted Fnrms AUTOMOTIVE 126- Mobile Homes Sale 127- Motorcycle, Bikes 128- Tires, Parts, Servue 129 Sports. Imported Cars 129A-lmporti'd Cars, Parts and Servitt 1298 Antique Cars 130-Truck 131 Aitplunei 132-Cars, fucks 133 Automotive 134- Aut.) loo-is 135- Au'a Ic.j.'.il of course, Chocolate, Strawberry, and Vanilla! I9T BASKIM ROasiNf INC BASKIN-ROBBINS Live and unrehearsed-a freewheeling exchange of ideas and issues, questions and answers.

It's a new kind of television program. See Nixon in the arena as a panel of Ohio citizens fires hot questions and fast curves in a no-holds-barred session. See for yourself why Richard Nixon is known as "the most unstump-abie expert in American politics." 8:30 P.M -LIVE Oil CHAKHEL 5 AUTHORIZED AND PAID FOB NIXON-ACNIW CAMPAIGN COMMIIIlt MAMRirt STAS. HNA'iCl PUt FlANiGAN, DiPUTYfWATA MfiNA'iR, OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY Till 10 P. M.

Akron Cuyahoga Falls Fairlawn Shopping Center 2773 Front St. 854-0032 928-0057 i Herbert ave and Madden Nay. sept. THE HOARD OF SUMMIT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS- John Poda, Pi Yu-tor Hrrbr rt Charl'-i F. Madden i i JOHN OKVH'MAI.