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9 Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 30 Showers Snow FORECAST 50 Flurries Figures Shew Low Temperatures' Expected Until Sunday Merning Iselated Precipitation, Not Indicated Consult Lace! Ferecast Low Area Passage To Bring Colder Air The low pressure area over central Kentucky will be affecting Dayton weather this week end. Relatively warmer air to the east and north of this storm system will bring occasional rain. As the system passes on eastward, colder air will be pulled in from the west and northwest. The change should turn the rain to snow sometime Suttday, Forecast Forecast DAYTON AND VICINITY Mostly cloudy today, occasional light rain beginning this afternon high in the mid 40's.

Occasional rain tonight and Sunday, turning colder Sunday with rain changing to snow before it ends. Low tonight in the upper 30's, high Sunday. in the low 40's. Probability of tion 70 per cent today, 80 per cent tonight and 80 per cent Sunday. NATIONAL Snow is forecast for Towa and Kansas Saturday night.

Rain 1s expected throughout the Mississippi valley with showers expected along the Coast. It will be warmer in the Tennessee Valley with showers along the Gulf Coast and the New England states. OHIO. Wet snow north and rain south. Precipitatio beginning west this morning and spreading eastward during the day, Continued rain and snow tonight and Sunday.

Little change peratures today, high in 40s. A tonight little colder tonight and Sunday. Low in low 305 north to 40s south. WEATHER REPORT by the U.S. Weather Bureau Dec.

1967 Sun sets today 5:12 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow 7:47 a.m. Sun sets tomorrow 5:12 p.m. 24-HOUR RECORD Comparative temperatores High this date last year 62 Low this date last year Yesterday's high at 12:30 a.m. Yesterday's low at 11:30 p.m.

Average Normal 33 Comparasion with record since 1883 Highest this date in 1897 65 Lowest date in 1917 -7 Comparative precipitation Preceding 24 hours (at 7:30 a.m.) 0 Total amount since Jan. 1 31.26 Excess-deficiency since Jan. 1 30.52 3.10 Total amount this date last year Excess deficiency last year 3.84 HUMIDITY 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 a.m.

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$1.25 Russian 2 $1.25 Italian 1 2 3 4 $1.25 I Total Number Records Total Amount Enclosed Deaths and Funerals BELIS, Margy, 53, of 1221 field. Friday. (Tobias) BELIS, George, 55, of 1221 Canfield Friday. (Tobias) KELLER, Mrs. May 72, of 813 Buckingham Thursday.

Services 1 p.m. Monday. (Tobias) KESSEN, Clarence 63, of 86 S. McGee Friday. (Hoyne, Third St.) LEBOWITZ, Mrs.

Esther 72, of 2302 Davue Friday. Service 1 p.m. Sunday. (Marker Heller) LOWNES, Mrs. Lelah 78, formerly of 313 Orchard Friday.

Services 9 a.m. Monday. (Tobias) NEWMAN, Mrs. Flora 53, of 3825 Riverside Friday. Services 2 p.m.

Monday at Wylie funeral home, Sinking Spring, Ohio. (Bradford and Connelly) PACK, William 71, of 226 Hanover Friday. (McLin) SEALE, Millard 86, of 5200 Le moyne Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Monday.

(Morris Sons, Third St.) SUTTON, Mrs. Lucy of 2054 Malcom Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday in Ft. Wayne, Ind.

(Tobias) VENNESS, Clifford, of 607 E. Fifth Thursday. Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday. (Hoyne, Third St.) Southwest Ohio BLANCHESTER George C.

Jones, 80, of 310 Bourbon day. (Hannaryces 2 p.m., Mon-Millard Swartz, 76, of R.R. 2, Thursday. p.m., Sunday. (GirtonSchmidt) FARMERSVILLE Harry L.

Vorhees, 69, of 521 W. Center, Thursday. Services 2 p.m., Monday. (Arpp, Germantown) FLETCHER- John Ira White, 84, Thursday in Conover. Serv.

ices 2 p.m., Sunday. (Suber) MIAMISBURG Henry Hess, 81, of 1145 E. Central Thursday. Services 11 a.m., Monday. (Brough) PHILLIPSBURG Mrs.

Emma M. Phillips, 90, Thursday. Services 10 a.m., Monday. (Churchill, Englewood) PIQUA-Mrs. Pearl Sellman, 83.

of 802 Boone Friday. Services 2 p.m., Monday. (Jamieson) SIDNEY- Hahn, 71, of 336 S. Miami Thursday. lion Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Koeller TROTWOOD-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koeller will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at 4531 Sylvan Oak Trotwood on Dec. 10.

The Koellers have 10 daughters, three sons, 48 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The reception will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE In the Common Pleas Court of Montgomery County, Ohio ALLEN J. GOODE Plaintiff Case No. 130488 JOE R.

WATKINS, etc. Defendant TO: The Creditors of Joe R. Watkins. dba Big Daddy's, 2062 Republic Drive, Dayton, Ohio All creditors of the defendant who have not filed their claims with the Receiver are requested to present the same to the Receiver, on or before the 8th day of January 1968, by Affidavit, setting forth that the claim is just and lawful, the consideration counterclaims thereof, what. if any, set offs, or exist thereto, and what collateral or other security, If any, claimant holds for the claim, or that he has no security, All claims should be addressed to: John E.

Cumming, Receiver, 402 AmerIcan Building, Dayton, Ohio 45402. Persons failing to file their claims within the time limit herein may be barred from any distribution of dividends by the Receiver, except upon application and order of the Court. JOHN E. CUMMING. Receiver for JOE R.

WATKINS dba Big Daddy's 402 American Building Dayton, Ohio 45402 WILLIAM T. POLLAK, Attorney for Receiver LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that public hearing will be held on January 9. 1968 at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building. 2738 Springboro Road, Moraine, Ohio on the application of Mr.

Frederick A. Fensel, Secretary, Dayton Steel Foundry Company, for rezoning of 22.67 acres of land located between East River Road and IR-75 freeway (formerly a portion of the Miami View Golf Course) from R-2 residential to M-1 light industrial. Interested persons may attend and press their opinions. City of Moraine Council ELIZABETH C. DOERSAM, Clerk Services 2 p.m., Sunday.

(Cromes) Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Crousey, 524 Jetferson Friday. ST.

PARIS Harry Walter Zea, 86, of R.R. 2, Thursday. Seryices 8 p.m., Sunday. (Richeson-Wickham) UNION Edna D. Manoff, 79, of Haber Friday.

Services, 2 p.m., Monday, Dunkirk Friends church. (Brooks) Samuel S. Wilcox, 83, of 337 N. Union Friday. Services 2 p.m., Sunday.

(Brooks) WEST ALEXANDRIA Mrs. Elsie Mae Lindsey, 49, of 218 S. Central Thursday. Services 2 p.m., Monday (Zimmerman) Caywood Quits At Channel 16 Changes in leadership and operating format for WKTRTV (Ch. 16) were announced today by John Kemper, chairman of the board of the Kittyhawk Broadcasting Corp.

Kemper said that Kenneth Caywood, president and general manager of the station since its inception, had resigned effective immediately. WALLACE B. Waters, who has been sales manager, assumes the position of general manager, according to Kemper, and will continue to head the sales department. John Clark, program director, and Robert Dye, chief engineer, will continue in those posts. Next Monday, the station will begin operating on a nev time schedule, Kemper sard.

Sign-on time Monday through Friday will be 5 p.m. and the station will be on the air until 2:30 a.m. Saturdays and Sundays sign-on will be at 8 a.m. with continuous telecasting until 3 a.m. ALONG WITH the switch in on-the-air times, the station also is reverting to its original all-movie programming.

In recent months the station had ventured into some network programming with daytime shows from ABC and the Kraft Music Hall from NBC on Wednesday nights. The daytime shows are being dropped immediately according to Kemper, but the Music Hall and the Merv Griffin late night show will be continued, along with syndicated programs already contracted for. Eventually, the plan is to go to a 100 per cent movie operation, Kemper said, adding that the station's audience and sponsors had indicated a preference for such programming. He said similar operations in Detroit and New Orleans had been highly successful. Officer Escapes Injury in Crash A Dayton patrolman responding to a fire call escaped unhurt when his cruiser was almost demolished in an accident today.

Ptl. T. D. Smith was eastbound on McLain St. when at Drummer he collided with a passenger car.

Smith was treated at Miami Valley hospital and released. He. sustained no serious injuries, apparently. The driver of the other car was cited for improper operation. Police hadn't released his name by noon today.

CLASSIFIED 223-2112 NEWMAN, Mrs. Flora age 53, of 3825 Riverside Friday. Employee of Victor Drugs, member of Second Trinity Lutheran Church, Rebecca Lodge No. 871. Survived by 1 daughter, Mrs.

Irvin Neff, Dayton; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Purdue, Peebles; 1 sister, Mrs. Wayne Smith, 4 brothers, Charles, John, William and Joseph Purdue, all of Peebles; 1 granddaughter, Kimberly. Friends may call at Bradford and Connelly Funeral Home, 1849 Salem Av.

Sunday 2-7 p.m. and at the Wylie Funeral Home, Sinking Springs, O. after 2 p.m. Monday where funeral services will be held Tuesday 2 p.m. Interment Locust Grove cemetery.

HALLUM FURNITURE OPEN 6 DAYS 9 TO 9-SUN. 1 TO 6 Showrooms Inside Dayton Fairgrounds 48,000 Sq. Ft. Dayton Headquarters For MERSMAN TABLES "The Costume Jewelry of the Home" Early American Italian Provincial Mediterrean Contemporary in Hard Maple in Fruitwood Oak and Pecan in Walnut Don't Buy Any Tables Until You Compare Merman's Quality They Look Exclusive and Expensive For the Price No Table Could Be Finer Mersman Depends en You--You Can Depend en Mersman Go to HALLUM'S where you shop in one of Ohio's Largest Furniture ALTOGETHER 800 TABLES IN STOCK Deaths I EVANS, Charles age 48 of 233 High died Friday at St. Elizabeth hospital after a sudden illness.

He was 2nd Vice Commander of Northridge Post, No. 746 American Legion. Survived by wife, Glenna; 2 daughters, Mrs. Barbara Lee Webb and Miss Sharon Kaye Evans; 5 sisters, Mrs. Ottie Carmen and Mrs.

Maude Collins, both of Athens, Mrs. Blodwyn Bretz of Little Hocking, 0., and Mrs. Norma Lewellyn of Detroit, and Mrs. Bernice Strong, Dayton, 3 grandchildren, Jerry, Becky and Laurie and a host of nieces and nephews. Services will be held 1:30 p.m.

Monday at Routsong Funeral Home, Brown St. at Irving Av. Interment Valleyview Memory Gardens. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

SUTTON, Mrs. Lucy age 66, of 2054 Melcom Kettering, passed away Thursday at her residence. She is survived by her husband, Claude 2 daughters, Mrs. Lafe Hughart of Butler, Indiana and Mrs. Harry W.

Henry of Grand Forks, North Dakota; 3 sons, James A. of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, Claude of Fay. etteville, Arkansas, and Melford with USAF in Okinawa; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jennings Horn of Spencerville, Indiana and Mrs.

H. B. Snyder of Valparaiso, Indiana; 1 brother Harry Klenke of Zanesville, Indiana; 22 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. She was a member of the First Lutheran Church of. Dayton.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Elzey and Son Funeral Home, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, where friends may call on Tuesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Hoverstock Cemetery, Zanesville, Indiana. Friends may call at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av.

from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday. Visitation 5-9 p.m. Monday. HAMMOND, Mallie Jane, age 54, of 821 E.

Center Germantown, died Tuesday 2:30 a.m. at her residence. She is survived by her husband, Silas; 3 sons, 'William Xenia, Silas Miamisburg, and Charles at home; 6 grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Rosa Maiden of Dayton; 1 brother, William Maiden of Dayton; 3 sisters, Miss Mary Maiden, Mrs. Helen Price, both of Dayton, and Mrs.

Juanita Garrett of Xenia. Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday from the John A. Arpp Funeral home, Germantown. Rev.

Oliver Wilson officiating. Burial, Highland Memorial cemetery, Miamisburg, 0. HESS, Henry, 81, of 1145 E. Central Miamisburg, passed away at Miami Valley Hospital Thursday night. A native of Middletown, he was a long time area resident, a member of the Central Church of Christ, and is survived by his wife Bertha; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Hazel Emmons, Dayton, Mrs. Glenna Hammond, Decatur, a son, Roy, Miamisburg; 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Services will be conducted 11 a.m. Monday at the Brough Memorial Funeral Home, Miamisburg with interment at Hill Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3-5 and 7-9 Sunday.

JACKSON, Birdle age 47, of 1204 Mayapple died unexpectedly Friday at 6:50 a.m. at Miami Valley Hospital. A native of Cookeville, Tenn. He was formerly employed by the Fisher Hardware a member of Church of Christ and a.1 a Army veteran of World War II. Survived by his wife, Crystal; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Donna Roberson of Dayton, Mrs. Connie Bowman; 2 sons, Larry at home, Paul E. of Escandido, 3 grandchildren, 6 sisters, Mrs. Alice Fredrick of Dayton, Mrs. Lowell Phillips, Mrs.

Ila B. Knight, Mrs. Ina Lee Smith, all of Cookville, Mrs. Addie Noble, of Deis, Mrs. Catherine Shollenberger, of Wingap, Penn.

and 5 brothers, Clodus, Charles and Hubert, all of Dayton, J. L. of Xenia, and Robert K. of Wilmington, O. Funeral services 10:30 Monday Guy J.

Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley St. Rev. Ross E. Henshaw officiating. Burial Woodland cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 3-9 p.m. 4 LOWNES, Mrs. Lelah age 78, formerly of 313 Orchard all Oakwood, passed away Friday at 201 Central Ave. She is survived by 2 nieces, Mrs. William Blanzek and' Mrs.

Gerald Hanby and 2 nephews, Don and Wililam Carey, all of Dayton. was a member of South Park M.E. Church. Funeral services 9 a.m. Monday Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Dr.

Waldemar Haupt officiating. Entombment Memorial Park Mausoleum. Friends may call at the funeral home 3-6 p.m. Sunday. LEBOWITZ, Mrs.

Esther age 72, of 2302 Davue Circle, passed away Friday at Good Samaritan hospital. Widow of Alex Lebowitz who died in 1957. Surviving are 2 sons, Louis and Benett Lebowitz, both of Dayton; 2 grandchildren. Member of Beth Jacob Synagogue and Sisterhood. Services 1 p.m.

Sunday at the Marker and Heller Funeral Home, 1706 N. Main St. Rabbis Samuel Fox and Joseph Weizenbaum officiating. Burial Beth Jacob cemetery. Deaths KELLER, Mrs.

May age 72, of 813 Buckingham Rd. passed away Thursday at her residence. She is survived by 1 daughter, Mrs. Grace Marie Jackson of Lake Alfred, Florida; 2 sons, Bernard J. and G.

Robert Keller, both of Dayton; 1 brother, Bert Rodgers of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and 5 grandchildren. She was a member of Oakwood EUB Church. Funeral services 1 p.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Rev.

Harold Brown officiating. Interment, Memorial Park Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. In lieu of flowers gifts may be made to the Oakwood EUB Church Memorial Fund. LINDSEY.

Mrs. Elsie Mae, age 49, of 218 S. Central W. Alexandria, died at her residence, Thursday. Survived by her husband, John Paul, a daughter, Mrs.

Nancy Earley, of W. Alexandria, 1 brother, Benny Wikle, Dayton and half brothers, Joe Wright, Verona, Herb Wright, Dayton, Bud W. Alexandria, Leo Wright, Morrow; 2 sisters, Mrs. Minnie Kolker, of Dayton, Charlotte Askin, W. Alexandria, half sister, Edith Dix of Toledo, a niece, Christine Cole, of W.

Alexandria and a nephew, Henry Askin, Denver, 3 grandchildren. Services Monday, 2:30 p.m. Zimerman Funeral home, W. Alexandria. Burial Sugar Grove cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 4 to 9 p.m. MANOFF, Mrs. Edna age 79, of Haber Union, passed away Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Surviving are 4. daughters, Mrs.

Helen Pallas, Coral Gables, Mrs. Mary Lloyd, Dayton, Mrs. Bessie Gerros, Park Hills, Mrs. Lulu Kasko, Union, 0., with whom she made her home; 2 sons Harold Manoff of Dayton, and George Manoff of Union, 1 brother Stephen Newland, Dayton; 6 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. Member of the Greek Orthodox Church.

Services 1. p.m. Monday at the Marker and Heller Funeral Home, 1706 N. Main and 1:30 p.m. Greek Orthodox Church, Father Philemon Payiatis officiating.

Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 4-9 Sunday. Prayers 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Greek Orthodox Church Memorial Fund.

PHILLIPS, Mrs. Emma age 90, formerly of 216 Lawnview, Dayton, passed away Thursday at the Englewood Manor Nursing home. Mrs. Phillips was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dayton and was a retired school teacher having last taught at the Montgomery County Detention Home. Survivors include 2 sons, Leland A.

Phillips, Kettering, and John C. Phillips, Phillipsburg; 2 sisters, Mrs. Mary Prunkard, Windsor, 0., and Mrs. Carrie Campbell, San Francisco, 1 brother, Blaine Johnston, Vandergrift, and 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will "be held at 10 a.m.

Monday at the Churchill Memorial Home, 101 West National at Walnut Englewood, with Rev. Thomas C. Davies officiating. Interment will be in Woodside cemetery, Middletown. The family will receive friends at the Memorial home, Sunday from 6-9 p.m.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests that memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity. SALLEE, Mrs. Linda Jean (nee Stump), age 18 of 3369 Travelo, McMahans trailer court died Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. Kettering Memorial Hospital. A life resident of Dayton.

Survived by her husband Dennis, her mother Mrs. Bernice Stump, her father Charles Stump, Dayton, 2 sisters, Miss Karen and Miss Susie Stump, of Dayton, 3 brothers, Charles Stump, stationed in Viet Nam, Richard and Joan Stump of Dayton, maternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Charles Dodge, her grandfather Mr. Corbett Sipe and paternal grandfather Mr.

Charles Stump all of Dayton. Funeral Services 2 p.m. Tuesday Wrightview Church of the Nazarene, Fairborn, O. Brother Simon Gorman, officiating. Burial Willowview Cemetery, Dayton.

Friends may call at the Guy J. Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley St. Monday 3 to 9 p.m. SWARTZ, Millard age 76, of R.R. Eaton, passed away Dec.

7. He was a retired farmer. Survived by his wife, Tracey and 1 daughter, Mrs. Martha Broadrick, of Eaton and 2 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m.

from the GirtonSchmidt Memorial Ho Eaton. Burial will be in Sugar Grove Cemetery, West Alexandria. Friends may call on Saturday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. SCALE, 1 Millard 86 of 5200 Lemoyne died Thursday at Miami Valley Hospital. He retired from Duro Pump Co.

Member of Calvary Baptist Church. Survived by 1 daughMattie Seale, nieces and nephews. Services 10 a.m. Monday at the Morris Sons Funeral Home, 1809 E. Third St.

Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. DAILY NEWS December 9, 1967 Saturday, Deaths from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday. STURGEON, Mary Catherine, age 69, of 1401 Carlisle passed away Wednesday, St.

Elizabeth Hospital. Survived by 2 daughters Mrs. Russell (Thelma) Hook, Miss Hazel Sturgeon; 2 sons Willard, Ludlow Falls, Harry of Urbana; sister Armanda Carpenter, Paris, 6 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral service 10 a.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Rev.

Richard Hughes officiating. Interment Maple Hill Cemetery, Tipp City. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers friends may contribute to the Dayton Chapter of the American Cancer Society.

VORHEES, Harry age 69, of 521 W. Center, Farmersville, 0., passed away Thursday at Grandview Hospital where he had been a patient 3 weeks. He was a a member of the a Farmersville Masonic lodge and retired from Frigidaire Corp. Survived by his wife, Laurena; 2 daughters, Mrs. Laurena, 2 daughters, Mrs.

Emily Mowery, of Dayton, Mrs. Vesta Fisher, of Michigan; 2 sons, Duane Vorhees, at home, and Clifford Sowers, Dayton; 2 stepsons, 7 grandchildren, several greatgrandchildren; 3 sisters, Clara Sprague and Mrs. Emma Fettro, both of Wapakoneta and Mrs. Gladys McClain, of Ft. Wayne, 4 brothers, and Oscar, both of Dayton, Victor, of Vandalia and Ted with 1 the Merchant Marines.

Funeral 2 p.m. Monday, John A. Arpp Funeral Home, Germantown. Rev. Aubrey Bates and Rev.

Melvin Oehrtman officiating. Burial in Hillgrove Cemetery on Rt. 35. Visitation Sunday from 2 to p.m. at the funeral home.

Masonic Services will be held Sunday. WALTON, Clyde age 75 of 4100 W. Third passed away Thursday. He is survived by 1 brother, Fred Walton 1 granddaughter, Mrs. Barbara Bettalotti, New York; 1 great-grandson, Steven; 1 niece, Mrs.

C. Lavon Foster, and 1 nephew, Fred Walton both of Kettering. Services 1:30 Monday at the R. L. Ullmer Son Kettering Chapel, 4100 Benfield Dr.

(near E. Stroop and Marshall Rds.) Rev. Edward McMillan officiating. Burial Memorial Park cemetery, Visitation at the chapel Card of Thanks WE wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness shown to us during the illness and death of my beloved husband and father. A special thanks to Rev.

James Flinchbaugh and Monsignor James Sherman. To the Tobias Funeral Home goes our heart felt gratitude for attentive and friendly service. Family of Roy H. DeVeny Cemetery Lots, Monuments EE GLEN Haven Memorial Park. Gar.

den of Devotion. 2 spaces. 253-7845. Transportation DRIVE you or your car to Los Angeles, Calif. or vicnity.

228-5828. GOING to Phoenix, Ariz. Take 3. 275-0980. Lost and Found ABYSSINIAN male cat lost Southern Blvd.

and Stroop Rd. Tan color. Liberal reward. 293-2627, 298-3785. BLACK and tan male hound, 7 name on collar, lost Centerville; reward.

866-4452. BILLFOLD; man's brown, lost Rike's Kettering, reward. 433-1344. COLLIE, brown and white' male, lost Centerville area. Answers to boys' pet.

885-5185. FOUND, dog, wearing green sweater. GERMAN Kettering area. 298-7271. short haired pointer.

male, lost Monday, Linden-Smithville area. Reward. 253-4464 eves. KITTEN; black. 5 to 6 mos.

old. white spot of hair under chin. lost Marinole Park, Hyde Park Vicinity. 434-8276. LADY'S gold oval watch, gold mesh band, lost Airway Shopping Center.

Reward. 837-6407: 277-4457. PEKINGESE, miniature, male, red. lost Free Rd. area.

837-3696. Reward. PUPPY, black. white feet, found Dayton View village Sat. 276-2294.

PART Collie, yellow white, frecles on face, male, short haired, lost 927 Catalpa Reward. POODLE, male, black-gray ture, hair is even cut. last seen in Townview, Thursday, $25 reward. 837-8550. POODLE.

white male. lost Mon. morning, Riverdale. 228-0803. SEALPOINT Siamese male "Chico" lost Oxford Av.

Reward. 278-2082. WHITE Leatherbound Wedding Album, lost Van Buren area, r'eward, no questions asked. 254-2331. Personals ADULT novels--film magazines Tremendous selection BONNETT'S, 502 East Fifth St.

ALARM CLOCK WAKE UP SERVICE. BY PHONE 434-5269 A NEW OAKWOOD PARTY ROOM Dances, Meetings, Receptions AMPLE PARKING. 293-2575 A PRESCRIPTION FOR THE DAY Physical sleep is necessary, Spritual sleep is condemned in the Bible. BURKE'S PRESCRIPTIONS A WORD TO SLEEPYHEADS Wake Up BY GEORGE 434-6667 ALARM CLOCK WAKE UP SERVICE. BY PHONE 434-5269 A Special Service for those having CANCELLED AUTO INSURANCE Tavenner CDS Agcy.

864-2441; 9 to 9 A CANCELLED CAR INSURANCE? Need Bond? Pay Monthly. Lamberth Insurance, 223-7623 A CAR from RIKE'S costs so little! RIKE'S RENT A CAR-224-1836. AAA DOG GROOMING. Pickup Delivery 233-4986 ANSWERING Service. Nationwide.

$10 mo. Any city. 298-9222. AN AUTO INSURANCE POLICY CANCELLATION OR PROBLEM? SCHINDLER AGENCY AN AUTO INSURANCE POLICY CANCELLATION OR PROBLEM? SCHINDLER AGENCY -277-4512 BUYING silver certificates and silver dollars. Top dollar paid in cash.

277-0109. COMPTOMETER School 11 W. Monument 224-1417 CARS Cleaned and Waxed, $7.95. Troy Turner, 263-7772, 918 W. Fifth.

CONFIDENTIAL Investigations Divorce, 24 Hrs. Terms. 256-4811 COMBO NEEDS 3 MUSICIANS. 275-8089, 426-3478. GERT'S a gay girl -ready for whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre.

Rent electric shampooer. $1. HESS HARDWARE WESTOWN Phone 268-3011 GUITAR lessons available for beginners. Specializing in teaching Chet Atkins and Travis picking. 299-4750.

GOTHIC- spy -mystery novels BONNETT'S, 502 East Fifth St. GIRL FRIDAY Secretarial Service, typing letters, manuscripts, reports, shorthand. phone dictation, machine transcription. telephone answering. clerical, notary public.

Call now for our skilled service. 268-8503, 328-6765. Personals LADIES' antique 3-diamond ring, BABY Sitter, Cleveland School area, 2 children. 6:30 a.m., 4 days. 256-3548, after 4:30.

BAR MAID, part time, waitresses, age 21-30. Will train. Forest Park Ballroom, 4444 N. Main. BABYSITTER, 2 school age children, 5 days, must have car.

Good pay. Call after 4 p.m. 293-8709. BEAUTICIAN Tremendous opportunity. Commission and salary, up to and over $150 wk.

293-4133; 433-2493 eves. over 1 carat carat $395: $595: men's 3-diamond, men's mond, fine, over carat $695. Jewel Box, 20 Gibbons Arcade. 228- 8291. LEARN TO DRIVE the Jenkins way "Charge It' at Rike's CALL 224-9411, ext.

124 LEARN IBM KEY PUNCH M. T. I. BUSINESS SCHOOL 205 Knott Bldg. 40 S.

Main 223-8859 LADY 45-65, for Euchre partner, Kettering Senior Citizen, 252-7186. MUSIC Instructor; guitar lessons for beginners, intermediates, novices, in your home anytime. For appt. call 233-8770 after 5:30. MUSIC: WEDDING RECEPTIONS JOE SYKES TRIO.

233-4009 MAKE reservations for Xmas parties early. Forest Park Ballroom, 274-4242. (No party too small). NEED right half of $1000. Left half $2000.

Cash In A Flash. 293-9707. ON and after December 7, 1967. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Kenneth E.

Murphy, 148 Santa Clara Dayton, Ohio. ON and after December 9, 1967, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Reezee Wells, 3732 W. Second Dayton, Ohio. On an after December .8, 1967, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself.

Herman Thomas Pummill, 202 W. Circle West Carrollton. 0. ON and after Dec. 9, 1967.

I will not be responsible for any, debts contracted by anyone other than myself. S. Sgt. Dennis R. Hills, 1712 C-3 Kimbers Loop, Ft.

Belvoir, Va. POINSETTIAS $1.50 UP N. Dayton Garden Ctr. 1915 Troy PEACE on earth? Are you a scientious objector to war? Call John Hill, 222-9075 after 4 p.m. for information.

PHOTOGRAPHS for Christmas Holiday Specials. 256-0951 PAYING top dollar for silver dollars, coins. 298-2933. PARTY FAVORS PAPER HATS CONFETTI SERPENTINES CREPE PAPER NOISEMAKERS BALLOONS WHOLESALE 222 E. THIRD 222-3596 PRIVATE Investigations.

any type. Days-223-0189. eves. 233-9549. RENT or SELL: Mr.

and Mrs. Santa suits, wigs, beards. 299-8920. RENT your music or PA equipment for holiday parties from Sound sultants. 837-4800.

278-8400. REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Rental. Gem City Refrigerator 228-8129. SANTA WILL VISIT your home or party. 278-3758.

SUICIDE PREVENTION SERVICE 224-1677 SANTA CLAUS SUITS Suits, wigs, beards, rent--Sell 253-3432 136 DOVER ST. SCIENCE Fiction pocketbooks BONNETT'S, 502 East Fifth St. WESTERN paperback novels BONNETT'S, 502 East Fifth St. WHAT a Xmas present for them! Give a Mustang '67. 433-1539.

BLOOD DONOR CASH PAID NEGATIVE BLOOD TYPES URGENTLY NEEDED OPEN THURS. 8-6 FRI. 8-4, SAT. 8-1 DAYTON BIOLOGICALS 165 E. HELENA ST.

224-1973 Licensed by Public Health Service IBM KEY PUNCH Computer programming Medical secretarial assistant Checker. Call for appt. 222-5844. CAREER TRAINING INSTITUTE Female Help Wanted ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Must be experienced in the use of calculators, adding machines. Full paid company benefits.

Apply Goldman's Discount Foods, 4601 S. Dixie Dr. ATTENTION: experienced alteration woman for better men's clothing. Permanent, top hourly wage, 40 hour week. Clean air conditioned shop, pleasant working conditions with nice people.

See Mr. Norman, head tailor, Dunhills, 4th at low. Phone 461-3890. BOOK STORE Part time eves. Walden Book Store, Salem Mall, 837-2993.

BAR MAID DRAGON LADY LOUNGE 293-0342 BABY sitter, 1 baby, 3 to 12:30. Drexel. References. 268-3682. BOOKKEEPER, CPA firm located in Vandalia needs personable girl with bookkeeping background, preferably experienced.

Pleasant working conditions, good starting salary. Box 899 Dayton Newspapers, Inc. BEAUTICIAN with following. Coach Light Hair Fashions. 277-8282.

BABY Sitter, Cleveland School area, 2 children. 6:30 a.m., 4 days. BOOKKEEPER Deaths A well established firm of Certified Public Accountants, located in the heart of downtown Dayton, requires an experienced bookkeeper qualitied to keep a complete set of books, prepare monthly financial statements and tax returns. tunity for advancement. Good salary and working conditions.

Call 222-7869 BABY sitter. more for home than wages, 274-0135, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. ask for Inez. BABY sitter, 2nd shift, stay, go. Northridge area.

276-3653. BABY sitter; 2 children. 4 10 12, Beavercreek area. 426-4103. BABY Sitter, Huber 2 children, 4 stay or go.

298-3826 eves. and wk. ends. BABY Sitter, mature, for teacher, 6 days, stay. References.

277-3047. BEAUTICIANS Looking for change? A beautiful atmosphere in which you would be proud to bring your clientele, Good salary-commissions. Centerville 1-433-3100 for details. BABY sitter, mature. my home, child, some days till 9 p.m.

233-5691 BARMAID, night. Walnut Hills Bar, 2033 Wayne Av. 253-0490. BABY Sitter. Huber South, 1 child, 4 days wk.

Go. Prefer mature. Reterences. 299-9063 after 12 noon. BABY SITTER: my home, Huber call after 5 p.m.

233-1671. BABY SITTER: part time, 2 to 6:45 p.m., 5 days, South. 434-7217. BABY SITTER, before after school, 4 hrs. day.

254-8264 after 5. BEAUTICIAN: experienced. eve nings, Huber North. 233-2572. CHILD care, 3 school-aged girls, light housework, stay, more for home than wages.

252-4242. CASHIER FOR DISCOUNT CENTER DOWNTOWN Experienced, no Sundays, no holidays, no night work. Both permnent and temporary positions. Apply 31 W. Fourth Room 200.

CLERK-CASHIER Handle receipts and prepare bank deposits, knowledge of basic cal skills. Transportation necessary, job located South. Apply 2240 Richard 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., day through Friday. CAR WASHERS Inside windows, Steady work APPROX.

5, 115 LBS. 299-5085 293-1831 CHILD CARE part time Tues. and 7 children: own transportation. Centerville area. 885-5772.

CLERK- TYPIST Interesting and diversified work In college office. Reply describing education and work experience to Box 1619 Dayton Newspapers Inc. CARE elderly woman. stay, $50. Light housekeeping, call 274-8394.

COMPANION wanted to live in nice home with older woman. Light duties, good salary, time off. If interested call 299-9068. DUPLICATING DEPT. Perform General duties.

Previous offset experience helpful. Interviewing hrs. 8-8. WHITE VILLA GROCERS, INC. 98 Quality Lane 859-5151 West Carrollton, Ohio 4 lisad.