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BUSINESS MIRROR Peace prize Richard Nixon? By JOHN CUNN1FF 'NEW YORK (AP) Presl- dent Nixon for the Nobel Peace Pruje? A proposal DOW being circulated is gathering thousands of signatures toward bat end, and may be included In a petition tent to prize committee in Oslo, Norway. Even it Isn't, the sollc llation of signatures is causing (quite a flap in business and financial circles, where the proposal was first circulated by the magazine "Finance." Finance's publisher, Elizabeth MacDonald Manningj claims that in about one monlr her proposal was made in the issue published July 5 she has received 3,486 concurring messages and just 29 dissents. Many of the responses are from prominent govornmen end business officials, and some are accompanied by fer vid statements. Among claimed so far are G. Keith Faaston, plln Corp.

chairman, Arthur Burns, Federal Reserve chairman, and Sen. Strom Thurmond, But those dissents! Some might best remain unpublished, the kindest of them 'being, "You've got to be kidding," and the more sophisticated being constructed of words like "an unparalleled effrontery." Some suggested Mrs. Manning, who; once public relations executive and who has a reputation for imagination and innovation, has self-interest at heart, a thought she dismisses as too petty to consider. Mrs. Manning, whose magazine is widely circulated among U.S.

and foreign diplomats, bankers, finance officers, government officials and money managers, claims the motivation is sincere. "He is building a lasting peace," she states. "What the world has wit nessed thut year was the tud- den conversion of an Idealistic vision of peace into a more realistic version of working together instead of fighting wars," she wrote in her proposal. She explained later in her view the President4s carefully evolving a strategy of peace that ties the world into a trading whole in which each nation wilt benefit and each wil have a stake in keeping the peace. By implication, she suggests that American businessmen having so much to offer, can only benefit, as will the entire American economy through the opening of markets and the introduction of new goods.

Her peace prize proposal was first published in the June issue but since then has been reproduced widely. Another copy was published recently as an ad in the Wall Street Journal. New York ions grain THE XENIA DAILY GAZETTE Wednesday, August 1J7Z 17 GAZETTE WANT ADS Ratings battle progresses television schedule in day HOLLYWOOD (AP) Long the undisputed champion of daytime television, CBS is switching 25 pec cent of its pro 1 gramming lo counter Ihe encroaching competition. Network television in the daylight hours may bcnuannonwk wilderness to many Americans, but lo millions of housewives, senior citizens and shut-ins, it's an important part of their lives. also important to the financial well-being of the three television networks.

It has Song been considered a harsh economic fact that nighttime programming produces marginal profits while daytime shows can be real money makers. Advertising rates for daytime television are based on ratings, and that's why CBS has been undergoing changes to bolster its sagging lead. In January, R. Donald "Bud" Grant was brought over from NBC to will be Show" reruns of "The and "Beverly Lucy Hillbillies." "Family Affair" will be moved to an afternoon spot. show at 22 years of age; ant "The Guiding Light," age 21.

"Our serials are still attrac live, and they get the highes ratings in daytime television," Still remaining are the se-j Grant said. But he admitted people don't like to call them soap operas. There are eight of them on the CBS schedule, including the top- rated "As The World Turns," veteran of 17 years; plus the runners-up "Search for Tomorrow," TV's oldest daytime that "serials have declined in audience from what they were a few years ago. "The reason, I believe, is because of the increased number of serials. Not long ago there were eight; now the three networks have twice that SEW YOHK (AP) II A.

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21 Llg. Myers 41 LOFord Lyke Yng 9 3 Marathon oil 281! Marcqr Inc 25 Mead Corp Mobil oil National Cash'Keg 30'. National Distillery 191 Newberry M' Nori Ohio Edtsor, Penn Central 3', Penney, J.C. SI 1 Pa Pepsi Co. prjver 44', Phillip Morris 114 Phillips Petroleum 30! FPC Ind Procter fc Gamble flft Pullman Inc 44 BCA 36' Reich Chem 15 Republic Sleel 23 1 Sa Fe Ind 31" Scoll Paper 13! Sears Roebuck 113 Shell Oil 44' Singer Co (H Sou Pac 46 Sporry Rand 45 Standard oil NJ 75 Standard oil Ohio ffi StudeWorlh 49 Texaco Timken Roll Beaf S7 Un Carbide 47 Unit Alrc US Sleel Wesltnghouse Elec 45 Weyerhaeuser Co 47 Whirlpool Corp LANDMARK GRAIN Soybeans Wheal Oats Corn 13.41 $1.48 11.16 produce Butler Medium Egjfs Larfe Eggs Sc J2C public notice PUBLIC NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENTS I In Memory 2 Lost Found 3 (Public Sales ..33 I Special Notices 4 I Thank You Notes 1 AUTOMOTIVE Cars-New 4 Used 43 1 Trailers 41 Heavy Equipment 37 Motorcycles Scooters 42 39 Tires-Recapping 38 Trucks Trailers 40 BUSINESS SERVICE 10 Miscellaneous Service 9 TV Radio Service 8 EDUCATIONAL Schools Instructions 5 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted 7 Female Help 7A Supplies ..12 35 34 FINANCIAL Business Opportunity 31 Insurance 32-A Money to Loan 62 MERCHANDISE Antiques Beauty 11 Food Restaurants 17 Garage-Misc.

Sales 14-A ....14 12 Miscellaneous for Rent ...25 Miscellaneous for Sale 15 Musical Notes 13 Sports Hobbies 18 Pels Supplies 19 Want to Buy 20 REAL ESTATE Apartments 23 Trailer Homes 26' Business Property 27A I 7C Sties: Mate-Female REC-LAND INC. "The Professionals" are expanding. We need (wo full time competent Real Estate peo- JOHN ERD "Real Estate our W. 2nd St, Hours PHONE 3J2.6SJ8 1 12 noon 6 pm ANYTIME 7E Saleswomen PAKT-TIME seKlr.g elry good commission, must drive- Falrborn Earn While Your Children. Learn Apply now to train for a Scpt- weekiy paycheck and green stamps.

Sell toys Jl to Com. pany takes care of all details PLAYHOUSE CO. 372-8660 Or 3V2- 0592 AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIVES: Earn $35,00 an evening demonstrating toys and gifts unttt Nov. Fill! color catalog. No experience.

No investment. No delivering. No Collecting. No Book- work. Car necessary.

Call Springfield 323-9036 or writr TOY LADIES PARTY PLAN. JOHNSTOWN PA. 159M 9 Miscellaneous Service BERT BACHARACH Girls who flirt better students GIRLS WHO FLIRT and and hatchick Debbie Tal livestock dozens of boy friends make betas" "vice president inter students than those who go charge daytime programming. His changes are now being felt. "Starting In September, we will change our' morning programming to include three new game shows," said Grant via telephone from New York.

"These will replace situation comedy reruns, which have apparently run out of steam. We're going for the adult female audience, which seems to like the game shows." The new attractions: "The Joker's Wild," a quiz show with Jack Barry; "The New Price is Right," with Bob Barker or replacing Bill Cullen; 'and ''Gambit," starring Los Anae- les disc jockey Wink best new game show since says Grant, real change for steady, according to a survey of undergrads at Edinburgh University The pet population now outnumbers humans three to one Leo (July 23 Aug. 22) does his best work when he las sole authority in an executive capacity. Item for a lull in conversation: "The finest wigs are.made hand and it takes an experienced worker about a week to crochet and hand knot Ihe 135,000 hairs that usually go into a fine wig, according to award- winning wig designer Richard If you suffer ley measures a lovely KITCHEN SNOOPING: Top spinach with sieved hard- boiled eggs and paprika for a tastier flavor. (XII Arches, Westbury, L.

For a delectable spread with cocktails, use mixture of blue cheese and a little Worcestershire sauce. (Aperitivo.NYC) Top baked fish with mixed nuts and raisins or an added taste. (Jolly Fisherman, Roslyn, L. This is a CBS, which has eschewed daytime game shows since the qui? show scandals of 1959. Gone Hartwich." from neophobia, it.only means you have a fear of something new Is it hot enough for you? The highest temperature ever recorded in the U.

S. was at Death Valley, on July 10, when the Fahrenhiet hit 134 degrees! Sonotone of Dayton 33 S. Jefferson St. Day Presents Hearing Aid Clinic lor Mrd of heirlnc nil hurlni 311 user) Pat Slorvick Will be at: Xenia Hotel Friday, Aug. 11th 10 A.M.

to in P.M. To unite ill Hike) ol burlr.i altU. Frie luirlm (nil nlfli UK flint eleelronlt ifllpnenl. MUt, MIX CEDARVILLE LIVESTOCK CO. HOGS 2TO-S20 230-240 240-250 25D-260 280-270 Ibs.

Ibs. Ibs Ibs. 270-SBO Ibs. 190-100 Ibs. 180-190 Ibi.

SOWS 26.78 2625 27.75 27.25 26,75 26.25 2S.76 2B.2S 26.75 100 down 300-330 Ibs. 390-400 Ibs. 400-450 Ibs. 450-500 Ibs. Ibs.

550-600 Ibs. 600 and up 52 22.00 21.75 21.75 22.00 22.50 23.00 2B.30 FADED PHRASES: "It's a corker," "Absitively and posi- and "It's a big mishmash!" Sandwich favorite of opera star Robert Clark: Blend orange juice with cream cheese for a tastier cheese and jelly sandwich Smattering BAR SNOOPING at Mike Manuche's, NYC: A drink callet "Summer Serenade" consists of vodka, pineapple grapefruit juice, a squeeze of both a lemon and lime and a touch of club soda on, the rocks 0 r- worked Expression: "It blows your mind." Finest nightclub productions I've seen lately was Ihe Debbie Reynolds Show at the Desert Inn, in It's like a big B'way musi cal of signs: The ruling planet 01 Gemini is Mercury, significant of motion in any form. In a marriage where one partner is a Leo, it had better be the male for a man with a Leo wife is apt to be henpecked! The Virgo wife runs her household like a business meals on time, everything in order and on schedule When Harrah's Tahoe Hotel opens next year, it will be the biggest in Nevada MGM signed Tom Ewell for a role in "Thev Only Kill Their Mas. court news Probate MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Christopher ITiomas r- coran, Englewood, and Marjorie Diane Blasius, 1350 Arnica Beavercreek. James Eugene Hargrave, Sabina, and Antia Kay Albright, 13 S.

Church Jamestown. Charles Frederick Fering III, 1429 Sunset Fairborn, and Pamela Ann Booton, 373 Chatham Fairborn. Stanley Gordon Holbrook, Is saquah, and Kathleen Diane Walters, 620 June Fairborn. John Philip Dollinger, 4 Fairborn, and Oma Allen, Race Fairborn. Anthony Joseph D.

Matteo Miamisburg, and Susan Juanita Oppie, 4209 N. Linda Bellbrook. William David Reynolds, 1946 Redstone Fairborn, and Christine Marie McNaliy, 1946 Redstone Fairborn. Richard Glenn Denny, 1787 Pueblo and Cecelia Charlene Rotroff, 168 W. Second SS.

ceived in the Offlce of Ihe Director of Finance, Cily Hall. Xenia, Ohio, unti 2:00 o'clouk P.M. on Monday, August 21, Iffl2, for furnishing to the 'City of Xenia materials and labor (or Ihe Spring HJ1 Park Improvement, work lo be completed by October 15. 3872. The proposals will be for a lump Bum contract, based on quantities ol materials and labor in accordance the plans and specifications on file in the Office of tiw Cily Engineer.

City Hall, Xenia, Ohio. The cost of these plans and specifications is $5,00. All proposals must be a corn- pan ed by a bid bond or certifiec check in the amount of five cent of the amount bid, to insure faithful performance of the contract. The Xcnia City Commission reserves Die right to accept or reject any or all proposals; to any in form a titles in the bidding; a to enter Into a contract with the dder who in their opinion offers the lowest and best proposal. Robert Stewart City Manager Citv of Ohio PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF iDorothy Jean While DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given that Jua- pita D. Fllson has been duly appointed as Executrix of the estate of Dorothy Jean White deceased late of Xenia City Greene County. Ohio. Dated this 25th day ol July 1972. WIUJAM McCA UJSTER JUDGE, GREENE COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF George H.

Smit -DECEASED. Notice is hereby given a. George R- Smith has been dul appointed as Executor of the es tale of George H. Smith deceases late of New Jasper Townshi Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 25th day ol Jul 1972.

WILLIAM McCAT.T.T.STEIl JUIXJE. GREENE COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Charles E. Mason aka Charles Mason DECEASED Notice is hereby given a A- Mason aka Grace Mason has been duly appointed as Executrix of Ihe estate of Giarlci E- Mason aka Charles Mason deceased late of Jefferson Township Greene County, Ohio. Dated 27th day at Ju 1972. WILLIAM B.

McCALLlSTER JUDGE, GRE'ENE COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPGXNTM ENT ESTATE OF Alton O. Dunevant DECEASED, Notice is hereby given that Avanelle Dunevanl has been duly appointed as Eexcutrix the es- a tate of Alton O. Dunevant de, ceased late of City of Xenia Greene County. Ohio, a Dated this 27th day of July 1912. WILLIAM McCALLlSTER JUDGE, GREENE COUNTY.

OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Lonnte M. ShaltiicV DECEASED. Notice is hereby given a S- Dora A. Shattuck has been duly appointed as Executrix, ol fht es tate of Lonnir M. Shattuck de r.

ceaseri late ot City of Xen Greene County, Ohio. D.iled this 27th day of Julj 1 1972. 1-1 WILLIAM B. McCALLJSTER 12 JUDGE. GREENE COUNTY.

OHIC PROBATE DIVISION CT BONNIE PUBLIC VOTrCE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 03 ESTATE OF Emerson E- Mille Sales: Male-Female 7C Saleswomen 7E Vork Wanted 6 ales Service 7F ''ARM GARDEN RATES AND OTHEI TO PLACE Olflce 7:80 closes ar publication ntit CiiuetUUom i dill's edition. CORRECT NMECTIDHS TM (uttli will nol tt i ImirtlM of mi iditrtlmiM ortmil for run lo idlttl li It II i anttitt itw nlm of itinrtltMHt. li cises ilwi lollil, idlustaisl will te marie on on tM nirie (hi llnl possible ed'l-n. MEMORIAL VERSES AND lilt Kt i Hit 7 lilt nlnlnun remit copy unit In by prtilous toy. FAMILY WAN! THIEE LINE (5 AVER) arms-Sale-Rent 28 omes for Sale 27 ouses far Rent 24 Acreage 29 1 liscellaneous for Rent ..25 eal Estate Wanted 30 ant to 21 1 INFORMATION 1 'ANT ADb 1 JCELLATIONS 1 n.

nils will be iccepted until p.m. I accspted unlll 8:30 lor line 1 rroNS 1 isponslbX (of mure thin Inrricl 1 nori Ikin one llmi, retirm Ihi 1 Ilitn-nt, error nulllllEi the 1 id contains more than one Item or 1 lien conlalnlne error. Comcllon: 1 CARDS-OF-THANKS lance order. To Insure publlciiba AD RATES EE mm TO LINE) SZ ID i)S 53.20 ibott mis suited ID cisft Discount lor idiince or on ids paid xllhle 10 6tit liter insiillon Contract rates on request Ike Xtnfi Dillr GueUe resetm Uie rliU to itilse iny ill tlslnt tint don not conlorm to the pollclu of the newspaper. Friudulenl, dlsAonesI, 1 or xlsleidlni adiertlslnt not kncwlnil; te icupteii.

1 372-4444 or 426-6444 3 Lost and Found B'OUND- Ycung mixed CoHfe. LOST: at Fairground, Navy blue' jacket, rose color key case in pocket. 426-W29 LOST 2 male htegles st Greene Co. Fish and Game, 4 and 7 Month, Black and Brown, and White, 378-17ff) LOST; since Aug. black Je- inaie cat has been spayed, Upper hillside Area.

4 Special Notices WANTED ride from Jamestown to Xcnia AM to 4:30 PM. 673-3191 Nilson-Bone Florists Flowers, planters, plants at you can afford. 6S W. Main St. 372-4211 MISSION CLOTHING STORE downstairs open and Thurs.

everything cheap. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JAMES E. FREEMAN from your associates at Citizens 1st National Bank 4A Beauty Salons-Wigs RUBY'S ptrm specialist, analyze hair. HecontiHlonecL no extra change. Specials Wed.

Tours. or 372.8330- BARLEY, will be Inking appointments "The Last Chance starting Aug- 376-2333 7A Female Help BABY SITTKR 4 days a week ill my home, tnus'. be 21 own allon. East end. 372-5800 WANTED Housekeeper, full maintenance small salary in exchange lor general household duties.

Write Box 42C c-o Gazette. ATTRACTIVE Dancers work in Dayton's most exciting night club. No experience necrssary. All positions available $150 weekly. We dancers, bar maids; waitresses.

Call Dayton 228-8660 lor appointment. WAITRESSES Car Hostess Uniforms a meals furnished Goad wages pliif. tips Paid vacation and holidays We will train. Apply in Person FRISGH'S BIC BOY 26 So. Allison Ave.

Xcnin, Ohio -IMflS Operate NCR 3300 Handle cash receipts prestige company Call Ann Carl SneJIlng Snel- linfi 156,1 E- Dorothy Lane. in niv home or theirs. WAITUESS NKKDED al Lumber Ion Restaurant, Uimberfon, Ohio Apply in pp-r-son- KEYPUNCH OPERATOR with experience renulreti 376-6239 BABYSITTER for 2 hoys. Is grade and Kindergarten (a ter- ncons). Monday thru Friday Wind sor Pwrk Arcn.

372-7109 FRANK'S TREE SERVICE Trees trimmed and removed. Shmbfoerv trimmed. Free estimates. 372-3620 eves. HAULING oj any kind weekdays aitor 4 all day Sat.

376-1480 SANDYS TilEE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES Waynesville or 1-932-7475- BLOCK LAYING: footers: sidewalks: patios: steps step re. pair, free estimale. 372-2177 DRIVEWAYS parking dressed. Also roollrig all types. 376-1250 or 372-4931 NEW CONSTRUCTION HOOFING REMODELINO H.

E. METZ 372-0369 eves. WILL DO CLEANING AND LIGHT HAULING 376.2578 PLASTERING CEMENT WORK. CHIMNEY REPAIR THEODORE SMITH 372-6130 12 Lawn-Garden Supplies LAWN MOWER TUNE-UP Pick-Up and Delivery FISHER HARDWARE 4EO Uaylon Ave. 372.1331 13 Musical Note NEW and USED PIANOS J.

E. KOHL Phone 372-1487 2M N. King St. Hours 8-12 or AFTER 4 P.M. TUNING i REPAIRING Registered Member ol The Piano Technicians Guild FRANCIS HOLLINGSWORTH 3T2-1381 BAND INSTRUMENTS Up tvade tor Jr.

High and High School Sludenls. KINDER MUSIC CO. 110 S. Detroit St. 372-6956 GRAND PIANO Good playing condHion- COMPIvETZ Rogers Red SparMe drum set, good condition.

FENDER SOLID STATE AMPLIFIER. AFTER 6:30 P.M. 376-1315 LOWREY Slarlile Organ Full keyboard. years old. 681 erine Street, after 6 p.m.

14 Household Goods ZIG-ZAG HEWi.iCi MACHINE; Adaptive to sirtu.i or knit 'ma-' In sewing Will sacrifice $3405. Call local rep. Electro Grand. TAPPAN Gas range excellent, condition chrome oven, see work 575. 4 antique chairs: 6 le-Stable: vanity, all real priced reasonable.

372-IH54 noon or evening. TALL antique bullet. granny rocker, swivel base rocker, gold, i brown with 372-8678 4 ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE 2-Flect: living room suite, 3 blcs: 5-pLece dinette; 3-piece suite, plus chest and Hollywood bed. TIDY HOUSE FURNITURE "Home of 3 and 4 Room Group- ingT." Southern Village Shopping Cenler 32.1-9H3 (Open 'III CARPET SALE Heavy 501 nylon, shags, plushes, and commercial carpel reducec for quick sale. Free bathroom Beauty hint from Evelyn To Peyton Scott: "Let beer for a shampoo sit for two or three days and I then add 2 spoonfuls of vinegar before washing.

But remember i that a ten minute rinse is important to get solution out of IIhair." Suggested new tag ters." Wonder if they told him, "Try it, Ewell like In the event anyone ever asks you, Bbb Hope's favorite pie is lemon meringue. for Broadway: SIN Pan Alley JL Girl Watchers: Ursula iMaschmeyer, in "Follies" in the new Shubert Theatre in L.A., illl bt ill" lo Mrit Gaslight Clubs cigarette girl "Nancy" hits I GEM TOWER APARTMENT MOTELS 342 HAMDEN CLEARWATER BEACH, HA. "Centrolly located for WorW, Gardens, and Gardwit" Richard ud Swpp FOR RESERVATIONS CALL W1LLETTA MUNDY SPRINGFIELD COLLECT 323-7985 Between 6 and 10P.M. HELPFUL HINTS: The key you use most frequently will be easier to find on your keyring if you drill a second hole in the top so that it hangs oJf-center Foam plastic that is usec in packing makes good n- scratch pads for lamp bases. You can often get relief from a sneezing spell by swallowing 3 or 4 tablespoons of milk You can remove most corn silk by holding the ear of corn, with the small end up, under the faucet and running the cold water full force, Gary Douglas Armstrong, Dayton, and Jill Ann Morningstar, 1285 Hickory a vercreek.

Michael Jon Punty, 1584 Lawn Fairborn, and Harriet Dolores Wilkinson, 4013 Eck worfh Bellbrook. Phillip Edwin Poe, Lincoln, 111., and Karen Ann Salyer, 28S7 Prospect Fairborn. DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Rosie P. Milter has been duly appointed as Execulrlx Ihe estate of Emerson E. MUler deceased late of Sngarcreek TownEhLp Greene County, Ohio.

Datod this 21st day of July 1975. WILLIAM McCALUSTER. JUDGE. GREENE CODNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION rUBI.IC NOTICE NOTICE OT APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Atria M.

Klnzer DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given thai Chrisline Lamme has been duly appointed as Executrix of the estate of Atha M. Klnzer 4eceated late of Sugarcreek Township Sug County, Ohio. Dated this 21sl day of July 1972 WILLIAM B. McCALLlSTER, JUDGE.

GREENE COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION fire alarms Smoke'caused $75 damage I yesterday to the home of Mn Gladys Brown, SR 734, when a sump pump in the buement 1 of the dwelling ihortcd out, to Jamestown Wilbur Eugene Tyree, 6180 Pauline Jamestown, and Sharon Rose Sparrow, 186 W. Market St. David Stephen Thompson, 262 Forest Fairborn, and Rita Mae Williams, 338 Madison Fairborn. John Michael Graziano, 2404 Rona Village Fairborn, and Judy Jean Owen, 108 Wayne Fairborn. Ernest Michael Cooper, Kettering, and Cynthia Sue Hudson, 4060 Poston Bellbrook.

Eldon Waller, Yellow Springs Route 1, aod Rose Mary Pitzer, 1830 Stevenson Rd. Robert Eugene Morgan, 1140 Uruon and Karen Rose Keyer, 399 Ackerman PI. Charles Harrison t.indon, Leiington, and Mary Lois Graham, Lexington, Ky. Gregory Alan Stephens, 102 Franklin and Drenda Gail Slone, 135 Thoreau Ln. Schools-Instructions XENIA DRIVERS TRAINING Phone 372-5450 before 8 or after 5- 8 Hr.

beginners course SBI. morning classroom study. Individual instruction, IN MY HOME GUITAR and BANJO LESSONS, fcxrerienred Teacher. 7B Male Help DRAFTSMAN. registered Surveyor, jodmari Civil Engineer.

Firm, must tin experienced. Jnqui-ii-s confidential. Box 427 c-o INRTAL.C.RR (or heating and air L-ondLLomnB- Also serviceman for healing and air conrillionlntf. Appl-: Mtrtil 1 A'r dltlnning, 225 WeU Ilifn, carpet plus installation wllh eact wall to wait carpet sale. 3 rooms as low as (150.

Terms available TRI STATE CARPETING 117 High SI. Springfield, Ohio For free estimates dial Springfield 1-325-7151 Sewing Machines i25 up BALLARD'S PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Leo D. Hulfleld DECEASED. Notice Is hereby liven thit Lit- cile Hairleld Men duty appoint. Ed is Executrix of the ejlite of Leo D.

Hatfield deceased Ute of Xenia Township Greene County, Ohio. Dated this day ot July IVtl. WILLIAM B. McCALUSTEB. JUDGE.

GREENE COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE or APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Erne it Locust DECEASED. Notice il hereby given till! Mabel Orr hat been duly appointed Administratrix of the estate ol Ernest Locust decemed Ule of ene County. Jill day olJuly WILLIAM B. McCALUSTER.

nLa Cily Greene County. Ohio. Jill day olJuly 1KJ. da Cily Dated Jurcn'bH'EENE'cbTrrJTY, 'OHIO PROBATE DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICB NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT ESTATE Of F. Brown aka Johnnie r.

Brown DECEASED. Notice hereby liven lhal Dolly D. Brown has bfen duly appointed 11 Executrix of eitile of John F. Brown aha Johnnie r. Brown deceaxed late of City County.

Ohio. IhU 34lh diy of July IVR. WILLIAM B. McCALLlSTER. JUDGE.

GHEF-NE COWTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION 6 Work Wanted WILL DO TYPrNC IN MY HOME 372-0191 7 Help Wanted gjrls. Arrowhead. 372-2210 MALE OR FEMALE auperviaor overtime. Appry at station SOKIO ISLAND PERSONNEL-full lime, paid vacation and insurance, time- station. SOHJO STOP .15.

1-71 and Rt. ,15. 7A Female Help EXPERIENCED beauty operator lo take over following 372 -24 7 BABYSITTER 5 Men. thru Fri." for 2 small girls in my home $30. Call 42 6-812) iffer 8.

registered preferably with B.S. degree In nunlne and-or no Call County Health Department 372-3527 or 426-8351. Exl. 6 An Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED hftlrstyliat needed excellent dea't. Call evenings.

372.8330 part lime, general duty all ihl'u. liberal fringe benefit program, contact Mn. K. elle County Hospital Washington C. Ohio i'SU-335-1210 24 or cnll aflcr 5.

YOUNG MAN 21-25, wanted to take 4 PM, Mon. thru must have transportation 372-6507 after 5 PM. MAINTENANCE MAN steady employment full time. BRICK AND BLOCK LAYERS apartment project in Dayton. l-ftRfi-R232 PREFER BODY paint man.

only qualified call. 372-tGfil 7D Salesmen SALESMEN Due to increase in busings need 2 more aggressive salcsmon, Salary plus m- miislnn. Call for appointment Mr. Itccilv Km Mar Mobile Homes 'Wilmington 1-382- IflW "WANTED" (2) Men with Salci Experience Ambition Good work habits Desire to make lop money Kev offers you the oppotlunlly to work as a salesman with the nnit AggrtbMvc and fastest growing car sales are 95.6% up over last New car demonstrator (free) Guaranteed salary Hospital insurance Life Insurance and a Real Nice Place to Work, Call: Tom Daugherty, Key Chrviler Plymouth, W. Mam St, S72-0602 For Tolal Home Comfort AIR FLOW SYSTEMS Air-Conditioning, Heating and Spouting Magnus organ.

J15 00; Kindergarten 4 chairs $10.00 376-1694 FRIGIDAIRE self cleanfng REFRIGERATOR matching for both- 376-2672 SPEED QUEEN automatic wash- cycle. $-15. 8fi2-M91 TOUCH AND SEW net and machine like new. Still guaranteed. home (rail.

£47 includes lessons. Phone OVAL DINETTE TABLE NO CHAIRS $15. 372-1424 OAK DINING ROOM SUrTE, table. 6 chairs te. china 376-278P MATTRESS and box springs.

new, $39,95 set. Furniture Mart Factory Outlet. 4W Main Fairborn 1-878-5560, ELECTRIC ant. slw stove, and gas apt. stove.

372 -MOT. SOFA BEDS, NEW $48. Furniture Mart Factory Outlet, 404 W. Main. Fairborn ANNUAL FREEZER SALE ALL SIZES Va gal- ol ice cream with each cu.

ft- LANDMARK 372-3541 COMPLETE line or furnjture, appliances, etc. for the borne, price Is rltfnt. Furniture Mart Factory Outlet 404 Main, Fairborn. O. 1-B79-5560..