Nov. 13, 1987 Obituaries MILLER, Jane, age 76, of Harrison passed away Wednesday, November 11, 1987. Mrs. Miller was born in Hazzard, March 14, 1911. Survived by her husband, Thomas 1 daughter son-in-law, Dorothy Larry Taylor of Xenia; 1 sister, Pauline Ratliff, Franklin, OH; 2 brothers, Carlie Evans, Hazzard, KY.
and Johnnie Evans, Tampa, FL. and a close friend, Norma Cameron. Funeral services 12 noon Saturday at the George C. Martin Funeral Home, Northridge Chapel, 5040 Frederick Pike. Pastor Kenneth Roberts officiating.
Interment Forest Hills Cemetery. Family will receive friends 5-8 P.M. Friday at the Northridge Chapel. MURDOCK, Charles III, age 43, of Trotwood, died unexpectedly Wednesday evening at Miami Valley Hospital. Chuck was a 1962 graduate of Trotwood Madison and graduated from Ohio Univ.
in 1966. He returned to The Trotwood Madison School System and taught there for 21 years, and received his Master's Degree from Xavier Univ. in 1 1969. He also had taught Business English part time at Sinclair Community College. Survived by his parents Charles Eunice; brothers sisters-inlaw, Jim Bev of Englewood, Bill Karen of Cincinnati; sisters brother-in-law, Cindy Mark Burke of Union; nieces nephews Kelly, Craig, Jenny, Jessica, Melissa, Amanda, Lauren Emily.
Funeral Service will be held 2:00 P.M. Monday at the Crestview Baptist Church, 6600 Salem Av. Pastor W.A. Ferguson presiding. Burial Royal Oak Memorial Gardens.
Friends may wish to call at the Rogers Funeral Home, Trotwood on Sunday from 2-6 P.M. If desired, contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Assoc. in his memory RINEY, Ralph Klein, age 82, of Dayton, passed away Wednesday at Kettering Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew A. and Susan (Klein) Riney and 1 brother, Wilmer H.
Riney. He is survived by his beloved wife of 53 years, Gladys Watson Riney and is also survived by cousins, brothers-in-law, sisters-inlaw, nieces and nephews. He was formerly employed at McCalls and was retired from daire. He was a member of The Central Presbyterian Church, CBMC of USA, Mystic Lodge The Scottish Rite Valley of Dayton, Tau Chapter RAM, Reese Council The Far Hills High Twelve, Dayton Chapter OES, The Community Grange of Centerville and The Junior Order of United American Mechanics of Middletown. Funeral services 11 A.M.
Monday from The Central Presbyterian Church, 4699 Lamme Rd. Pastor DouglasT. DeCelle officiating. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at The Tobias Funeral Home, Far Hills Chapel, 5471 Far Hills Ave.
at Rahn Rd. from P.M. on Sunday. Masonic Services and Grange Services will be held Sunday afternoon. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to The Central Presbyterian Church or The Dayton Area Heart Association.
The family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all who offered prayerson Ralph's behalf during his extended illness. ROSS, William age 75, of 212 Crosswell Brookville, passed away Thursday morning at his residence after an extended illness. Bill was retired from Estee Mold Die Company after 26 years of service. He was a former member of the Brookville Kiwanis Club and was a member of the Arlington United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Christine; 3 daughters, Norma Jean Larison, Betty Louise Haddix and Mary Nancy Carnes (Clyde) all of Brookville; 4 sisters, Christine Poe of MaysKY Naomi Pogueof Fairview, KY, Hill of Cincinnati and Wilma Littrell of Lexington, KY; granddaughter, Debbie Elmore and 9 other grandchildren survive; 17 great-grandchildren.
Bill was preceded in death by 2 brothers 3 sisters. Funeral services 10:30 A.M. Saturday from the Arlington United Methodist Church, Rev. Ed Coy officiating with interment at Royal Oak Memorial Gardens, Brookville. Friends may call 7-9 P.M.
Friday at the Hapner-Barnes Funeral Home, 19 Wolf Creek Pike, Brookville. Family requests, in Bill's memory, that contributions be made to Hospice of Dayton or the Arlington United Methodist Church. Dayton Daily News and Journal Herald Psychiatric choice gets everyone mad Winner says too little; losers fight result By Ray Marcano STAFF WRITER St. Elizabeth Medical Center has appealed a state decision that allows the hospital to start a scaledback psychiatric program for adolescents. In addition, at least four other health care facilities that sought approval for psychiatric programs have appealed the decision by the Ohio Department of Mental Health to deny the applications.
Jim Isaacs, St. Elizabeth's executive vice president, said the hospital appealed because: It feels the state does not have power to place conditions on the approval. Those conditions are that the program have 12 beds not the 15 St. Elizabeth requested and that no other psychiatric beds are added in the Dayton area. I The conditions are "arbitrary and prejudicial" since conditions were not set for the other institutions that received state approval.
There is a need in the Dayton area for the 15 psychiatric beds for adolescents the hospital wants. All appeals will be heard by the Certificate of Need Review Board in Columbus. Linda Linden, a review board official, said Community Psychiatric Centers of Santa Ana, Greene Memorial Hospital of Xenia, Grandview Hospital and Medical Center of Dayton, and the Ohio Psychiatric Institutes (on behalf of Dartmouth Hospital) all filed appeals Thursday. Since the board had not finished reviewing all the paper work by late Thursday, there's a possibility other local groups have appeals pending as well, Linden said. Ten 1 health care facilities asked the mental health department for permission to start psychiatric programs for youngsters in the Dayton area, but only St.
Elizabeth won approval last month. In making the decision, mental health officials said St. Elizabeth submitted the best proposal adressing the local need. In addition, the department said the Dayton area now only needs 12 beds for psychiatric patients. St.
Elizabeth plans to spend $109,588 to renovate space at its hospital and convert existing medical-surgical beds to psychiatric beds. The appeals process takes about two months. When the board issues its decision, any of the parties involved in the appeal can take additional court action that could take years to resolve. Until then, St. Elizabeth cannot start its program.
Pluto gives astronomers a show of several lifetimes LOS ANGELES TIMES PASADENA, Calif. The most distant planet in the solar system, so far away and so tiny it is 1,600 times too faint to be seen with the unaided eye, is putting on a show for astronomers that comes only once in a lifetime. Pluto, the oddest ball in the solar system, lies on its side as it orbits the sun, and it is so aligned with the Earth right now that its moon passes in front of and directly behind Pluto as it spins around the planet every 6.4 days. By measuring such things as reductions in luminosity as part of the planet or its moon is obscured by the other, astronomers are able to learn much about the size, density and composition of both bodies. And they won't have a chance like this again for 124 years.
Not until Pluto travels half way through its bizarre orbit around the sun will it once again position itself so that similar measurements can be made. And the next time it happens, it will be much farther from the sun than it is now, so it will be about 10 times fainter, according to David Tholen of the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy. "So this is really a chance of three lifetimes," he said during an interview. Tholen and a host of astronomers discussed their research Thursday during the annual convention of the American Astronomical Society's division of planetary sciences, which is meeting in Pasadena. Pluto is so far away and so dim that even the most powerful telescopes on Earth record only a tiny pinpoint of light when focused on the distant planet.
And Pluto missed out on the grand tour of the planets by the Voyager spacecraft. Voyager is to visit Neptune in 1989, but Pluto will be in the wrong place to encounter the robotic probe, leaving it as the only planet unvisited by a manmade device. And there are no plans to sehd a spacecraft to Pluto. So, for astronomers like Tholen, this is the best shot they are likely to get. Bond set at $25,000 in fatal shooting Bond was set at $25,000 Thursday for a Westwood Avenue man charged with shooting a Dayton man in the head Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence Johnson, 18, is charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of Anthony W. Grayson, 23, of Dayton. Police say Grayson was wiping off his car at 1300 N. Gettysburg Ave. about 2 p.m.
Sunday when he was shot with a shotgun. Another man, Marquette Dorsey, 20, of 4061 Prescott has been charged with complicity to commit murder. Police said Johnson and Dorsey drove to the Gettysburg address in Dorsey's car and then Johnson shot Grayson. Dayton Police Lt. Dan Baker said police were investigating an Oct.
30 robbery of a large amount of cash stolen from Grayson's house at 435 Shoop Ave. Grayson suspected Johnson of the theft. Dayton Municipal Court Judge Alice McCollum set a Nov. 18 preliminary hearing for Johnson, of 241 Westwood Ave. He is being held in the Dayton City Jail.
DEATHS, FUNERALS BELCHER, Anna 93, of 3913 Ohio 235, Fairborn, Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday. (Burcham) BOGUS, Agnes, 83, of Dayton, Thursday. (Carrigan Mains, North Main Street) BROCKHOUSE, Karoline, 82, of Kettering, Wednesday.
(Meyer Boehmer) DAVIS, Fred 60, formerly of Fairborn, Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday in Summerfield, Fla. (Burcham) DICKERSON, Alex, 63, of 620 Elmhurst Road, Thursday. (Loritts) FAUL, Dorothy 77, of Beavercreek, Wednesday.
Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Union Church of Christ, Mowrston. (Tobias, Beavercreek) MILLER, Jane, 76, of Harrison Wednesday. Services noon Saturday. (Martin) MURDOCK, Charles III, 43, of Trotwood, Wednesday.
Services 2 p.m. Monday, Crestview Baptist (Rogers) ODLE, Vandalia, Thursday. (Morton Whestone) SEARS, Betty, 50, of 18 S. West Fairborn, Thursday in Crestview Nursing Home. Services 2 p.m.
Saturday. (Burcham) WAITZMAN, Mary 81, of Dayton, Thursday. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Monday, Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church. (Magetti) WATKINS, the Rev.
Spurgeon, 74, of 18 Shoop Wednesday. (House of Wheat) SOUTHWEST OHIO BROOKVILLE: William J. Ross, 75, of 212 Crosswell Drive, Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Arlington United Methodist Church.
(HapnerBarnes) CELINA: Betty J. Rumpff, 59, of 411 S. Main Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. Monday.
(Long Folk, St. Marys) CELINA: Cletus J. Siegrist, 70, of 3793 U.S. 127, Thursday. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m.
Monday, St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Carthagena. (Hogenkamp, Coldwater) GREENVILLE: Jessie Hughes, 84, of 625 E. Third Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m.
Monday. (Zechar Bailey) GREENVILLE: Robert E. Lee 66, of 1392 Chippewa Drive, Wednesday. Mass of Christian Burial 11:30 a.m. Saturday, St.
Mary Catholic Church. (Zechar Bailey) NEW BREMEN: Naomi G. Sunderman, 93, formerly of New Bremen, of The Woodland, Texas, Thursday. Services 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Courtesy credit limit on all transient advertisment. All ads subject to credit approval. Credit applications are available on request. Blind Box Charges: Mail All Box number information is confidential. INDEX CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES BUSINESS 02 IN MEMORIAM THANKS CONSTRUCTION 03 CARD OF 04 CEMETERY LOTS 162 05 MONUMENTS 164 EQUIP.
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OR HOUSES TO SHARE POSITIONS 207b APTS. OR HOUSES WANTED TO RENT WANTED 208 ROOMS 48 CHILD CARE 209 UNFURNISHED HOUSES 49 ELDERLY CARE 209a UNFURNISHED 50 HOUSEHOLD CONDOMINIUMS 51 GENERAL 210 FURNISHED HOUSES 210a FURNISHED CONDOMINIUMS 211 GARAGES 212 MOBILE HOMES 52 BUSINESS FOR SALE 213 MOBILE HOME LOTS 53 BUSINESS WANTED 214 FARMS 55 BUSINESS OPP. 215 BUSINESS PROPERTY 56 MORTGAGES 216 OFFICE SPACE 57 217 REC. FACILITIES 57a MONEY WANTED 218 219 OF AREA NOTICES 221 RENTAL SERVICES 222 STORAGE SPACE 58 BUSINESS NOTICES 59 PERSONAL NOTICES 59a FRIENDSHIP 59b POLITICAL 225 BICYCLES 59c TICKETS 226 MOTORCYCLES 590 TRAVEL AGENCIES 227 HOMES 228 REC. 229 BOATS 230 AVIATION SERVICE REPAIR 60-121 See the classifications INDUSTRIAL under heading EQUIPMENT 235 TRUCKS 236 TRAILERS 135 DOGS 237 CONSTRUCTION 136 CATS EQUIPMENT 137 BIRDS 238 BUSES 138 OTHER PETS 139 240 ACCESSORIES 242 145 MERCHANDISE MART 243 WANTED TO BUY 146 246 BULLETIN BOARD EQUIPMENT 247 AUTO LOANS 147 248 TRUCKS 148 LAWN GARDEN 249 VANS STATION WAGONS 149 CRAFTS 250 CLASSIC 151 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 250a CAR 153 SALES 252 155 FLEA MARKETS 254 4-WHEEL DRIVES 158 AUCTIONS 256 DOMESTIC CARS 160 MAIL ORDER MDSE.
258 ALL MAKES MODELS 161 WANTED TO BUY 258a AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY INFORMATION 1-14 To Place a Classified Obituary, I Mon.thru Fri. 8:00 am to 5:00 pm PLEASE CALL 223-1515 ON 8:00 to 11:00 PLEASE CALL 225-2008 OR 225-2011 01 Obituaries CHASE, Elizabeth of 6380 Springboro Pike, age 87, died Wednesday afternoon in Sycamore Hospital. Born raised in Pomeroy, OH, she was preceded in death by her husband, Glen in 1960. Formerly active in Christ Church, Dayton, she leaves a son, John Lochary Chase; a brother, William Patrick Lochary of Pomeroy, OH; a sister, Helen Lochary of Pomeroy, OH; a brother-inlaw, J. Allen Chase of Leesburg, FL a sisterin-law, Phyllis Russell of Leesburg, FL nephews, James H.
Lochary of Centerville, OH Charles P. Lochary of Villa Olivia, IL and many good friends neighbors. Ewing Funeral Home in Pomery, OH is handling the arrangements. Funeral services in Pomeroy, OH at a later date. Burial at Beechgrove Cemetery in Pomeroy.
EASY WAY TO MAKE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD WORK HARDER Easy Way No. Mention the price. After all, when was the last time you didn't take price into consideration? If you're willing to go down in price, mention that too. "Or best offer" is another way of saying "Let's Easy Way No. Tell the whole story.
Make your ad stand out from its surroundings by giving all the information a buyer needs. Capitalize on a well known brand name. The idea is to sell a product quickly, not write the briefest ad in the world. Easy Way No. Be to-the-point.
Your prospects are busy people. Tell them what they want to know without wasting their time. Enough said. Easy Way No. Mind your abbr.
Don't assume that your prospects are familiar with your personal shorthand. Not everyone knows for example, that "WSWs" are "white side wall Easy Way No. Mind the store. While your ad is running, be at the phone number or phone numbers where you've said you'll there during the time you've said you can be reached. An unanswered telephone can't close a sale.
Then What? OK. You've followed this easy handful of pointers and you've written yourself a good, hardworking classified ad. Now make It really work; Run it in the classified section of The Dayton Newspapers. Call 223-1515 01 Obituaries BAINS, Martha age 75, of Dayton Towers, died Wednesday, November 11, 1987 at her home. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Miss Bains was a teacher for many years retired as Supervisor of Art from the Dayton Board of Education. Survived by 2 brothers sisters-in-law, George Betty, Frank Mary Bains, all of Dayton; cousins; nieces; nephews; good friend, Mary Engle. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, November 14 10:00 A.M. at Westminster Presbyterian Chapel, 125 N. Wilkinson.
Rev. Barbara Anderson officiating. There will be no public visitation. Burial Woodland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations to Westminster Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund or Hospice of Dayton.
Arrangements by Routsong Funeral Home, Oak wood Chapel. COWDEN, David 71, of S. Hiencke Miamisburg, passed away Wednesday morning in Cincinnati. A native of Germantown a retired employee of G.M. he also served for 5 years as a Lt.
in the Army Air Corp. He also was a member of the American Legion, Miamisburg Post. He is survived by his wife Mary Louise (Hiehle); 1 son, David of NJ daughter, Colleen Cowden-Waddle of Atlanta, GA; grandchildren, Lindsey Anne, Kyle Erin, Brent; 1 sister, Mary Charlene Mawhinney of Sun City, AR; 3 brothers, Richard of Farmersville, John of Wooster, OH Robert, of Reading, CA. Graveside services will be held Friday at 11 A.M. at the Miamisburg Catholic Cemetery, Father Ben Brunning officiating.
The family requests in lieu of flowers or monotary donations, that you remember Dave in love. Arrangements by Hapner-Getts (Brough Chapel), Miamisburg. FRANKLIN, William age 64, of Kettering, formerly of Cincinnati, passed away suddenly Tuesday evening at Kettering Medical Center. Mr. Franklin was a member of the American Legion Post 746, Kettering VFW No.
9927 and Voiture 34, 40 ET and Veteran of WWII U.S. Air Force. He is survived by his wife, Erma; 1 daughter, Sharon Johns; 7 sons, Chief Petty Officer Ronald Thomas William Gary Mark Paul J. David R. Franklin; 1 sister, Mary Louise Reeves; 2 brothers, Marvin W.
Rev. Melvin J. Franklin; also 14 grandchildren. Visitation will be at Morris Sons Funeral Home, 1771 E. Dorothy Lane, on Friday from 4-9 P.M.
with American Legion Post 526 Kettering VFW conducting services at 7:30 P.M. Funeral services will be Saturday 11 A.M. at the funeral home with Rev. Melvin J. Franklin officiating.
Burial Monday 10:30 A.M. at Dayton I National Cemetery. PHILLIPS, Homer Sr. of 2516 Germantown passed away Tuesday, November 10, 1987 at The Hospice Unit, St. Elizabeth Medical Center following a lengthy illness.
He was a member of The Tabernacle Baptist Church. He was affiliated with many organizations of the City, State and National Church Ushers. Mr. Phillips was also a retired employee of NCR after 46 years of service. Survivors include a devoted wife, Nannie Belle; a son, Homer Phillips Jr.
of Columbus, 2 sisters, Jean Romero of Chicago, IL. and Selema Stillwell of Atlanta, a devoted granddaughter, Linda Beal; 10 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; 2 foster daughters, Gerry White of Dayton, Oh. and Betty Avery of Philadelphia, many nieces including 2 very devoted nieces, Margaret Broadnex of Anniston, AL. and Dorothy Fyfe of Detroit, nephews, cousins and friends. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 A.M.
at The Tabernacle Baptist Church, S. Broadway Home Ave. Reverend Donald W. Thompson officiant. Friends may call at the church from 4-9 P.M.
on Friday. The family will receive friends from 7-9 P.M. City Usher Board Memorial Service, 7:30 P.M. at the church. Interment Woodland Cemetery.
The procession will leave from 2516 Germantown St. Arrangements The Smith Funeral Home, S. Broadway St. 01 Obituaries GEHRISCH, Lois 87, formerly of Shady Oak Huber Heights, died Tuesday. She is preceded in death by her husband, William E.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. John (Ruth) Luscaleet, of FL, Mrs. Frederick (June) Nicklaus, Huber Heights; one sister, Mildred Wenninger, Bucyrus, OH. Calling hours in the Mark A. Snyder Funeral Home, 223 W.
Main Crestline, OH Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral services Saturday at 11 A.M. at the funeral home with Rev. Stephen Welch officiating. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery, 04 Cemetery Lots FOR SALE 2 cemetery lots in Valley View Memorial Gardens, located on RI.
35 East of Dayton. lots. Priced well below current value. 1-548-9101 bet 2pm. 10 Lost and Found REWARD LOST YORKI-POO, Buffy 30 lb.
white, buffed -colored. Dog is medium height, shaggy, very friendly. Wearing blue collar when lost in Butler Little Leg Rd. Lost morning. Family desperate for return.
890-4840 REWARD LOST: Cat, family pet, short haired brown ticked TABBY Cat with gold eyes, light chest, black rings on tail, small scar on right front leg, answers to "MEG" Waynesville area. 224-4448 or 897-1846. LOST: OR STOLEN REWARD For recovery of guns, 870 Rem, 20 gauge special field, (WO78764K), Model 50 Winchester (85153). No questions asked. T.
Harris 885-3973 LOST: Male orange long-haired Cat in Black Oak area wearing flea collar. tooth missing. Needs special medicine. 435-7673 eves. HELP LOST: large white male, neutured Cat, vicinity Garnet friendly, family pet, named 433-3476 leave message.
REWARD LOST: MOTORCYCLE E. Dayton, Thursday, any information call 254-0743; 254-5980. REWARD Lost male Siamese cat, very friendly, Sealpoint, Huffman Area. Will replace Siamese Kitten. 258-3698.
Family Pet LOST, gold heart bracelet dated 435-5990. REWARD FOUND small Terrier female, dog, Englewood area, reddish brown, black tips on fur, housebroken, well behaved. Good with children. Owner or good home 890-0102 LOST male Beagle, vicinity of New Lebanon 35 Johnsville Rd) lost dys; 687-3779 eves REWARD LOST: Male cat, gray white, front declawed, neutered, no collar, 4 yrs. Disappeared on Oct.
29. Call 253-2391. Blvd. area. LOST: 7 mo.
black: droopy ears, Sugar Creek Reserve. late Oct. 848-4059 eves. Family Pet REWARD Old Central Miamisburg. Wearing LOST: BLACK CAT, 2100 block of blue collar.
Call 866-1952. LOST Springer Spaniel, chocolate white, male, 11 mos. old. Weight approx 40 lbs. Last seen W.
Carrollton High School area. Please call Rogers family 435-0501 LOST MALE SIAMESE CAT Walnut Hills Area Call 252-8708 REWARD LOST BILLFOLD, Malone's Grocery store or parking lot on N. Main St. Keep money but return papers. No questions asked.
277-4366. LOST: It. blonde co*cker Spaniel, white belly, red collar, lost in Crystal Lake Answers to $25 Reward. Call 849-1149 LOST: Shepherd-Keeshond, black, gray, young, answers to Please call 275-3517 LOST dog, black co*cker Spaniel, ward. Call 256-1187 Xenia Ave.
area. $10 reFOUND female dog, black white, fan legs, red collar, looks like Benji, W. Carrollton off 741. 436-4872 REWARD for return of stolen purse of Ruth Stone, just need important papers. 263-8051 AREA WIDE Lost Found Pet Registry.
Cats or dogs. Call Mon.10 a.m. -3 p.m. Sicsa 294-6505. FOUND: Mixed breed Dachshund on Yankee Rd.
S. near Lytle Five Points on Tuesday call 885-3990. FOUND: Sun. Nov. 8, Dayton Mall area, blonde female co*cker, call between 8 and 5, 435-3322.
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45401, along with a note listing the companies you DO NOT want your reply to reach. If the advertiser. is anyone on your list, we will destroy your reply. To process your request, it is necessary to use compiete box number information on your reply. 39 Professional AVANT.GARDE COMPUTER SYSTEMS is a leading supplier of automated banking systems.
Due to our continued growth we have an immediate opening for a Vice President of Operations. This positions requires an individual with excellent leadership capabilities in software and systems development. Excellent financial opportunity including stock options and many company benefits. Please send resume to: AVANT-GARDE COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. 1 First National Plaza Suite 905 Dayton, Ohio 45402 or call 228-6222 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER Full time position weekends holiday coverage as required.
Applicants must have at least 2 years of IBM System 38 experience with RPG proficiency. Associate degree in programming required. Salary commensurate with experience. Good benefits. Apply in person or send resume, prior to November 18 to: Director of Human Resources TDM Hospital 200 St.
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Experience required. Reply to DNI Box 2643P, 45 S. Ludlow PO Box 1061, Dayton, OH 45401 PENSION ADMINISTRATOR. CONSULTANT Seeking person with 3 plus years experience. IBM -PC usage, knowledge helpful.
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Ludlow PO Box 1061, Dayton, OH 45401. 40 Aggressive expansion has opened new positions in the health club sales field. Looking for motivated people to train as Moores Nautilus Managers. Wage commission. Paid holidays, insurance vacations.
Apply in person 875 E. Congress Park Dr. APPOINTMENT CLERK 25 appointment clerks needed, part full time. Immediate positions available. Hurry and Call 299-2744.
CAR DEALERS HIRING Will train $200wk draw comm car Job Search 274-8065 lic svc $60 fee p.m. Saturday, Oran Christian Church. (Cromes, Sidney) PIQUA: James E. Black III, 17-yearold son of Storm D. (Marino) and James E.
Black of 2017 Clayton Road, Thursday. Graveside services 1 p.m. Saturday, Miami Memorial Park Cemetery, Covington, Ohio. (MelcherSowers) PIQUA: Gerald Shellenberg, 16-yearold son of Wanda (Justice) and Frederick W. Shellenberg of 713 S.
Roosevelt Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Sunday, Grant Street United Methodist Church. (Jamieson Yannucci) SIDNEY: Florence M. Dowden, 73, of 212 Doorley Road, Wednesday.
Private services. (Cromes) SIDNEY: Eugene S. Sawyer, 76, of 212 Hall Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday.
(Cromes) ST. MARYS: Elen M. Loy, 69, of 1123 Neil Wednesday. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday, First Church of God.
(Long Folk) WEST MILTON: Earl A. Koogler, 4980 Ohio 571, Thursday. (Hale-Sarver) CLOSERS Home improvements. Let's talk commission and bonus. 898-1050.
A EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY TEMPORARY PART TIME HELP TELEPHONE SOLICITING Work Mon thru Fri, 5:00 9:00 p.m., Sat. p.m. Excellent commission bonus incentives. Trained by experienced personnel APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED MONDAY, NOBEMBER 16, 1987 6:00 P.M. DAYTON NEWSPAPERS, INC.
4th Ludlow St. Davion, Ohio an equal opportunity employer FOTO FAIR accepting applications at all locations. Part and full time. Sales exp helpful. Apply in person.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADS DROPOUTS Tired of unemployment or dead end jobs? Do you feel lately that you've been getting nowhere and need a definite change in your lifestyle, you can handle a career that's lots of fun with exciting places to stay while you see the entire USA, contact Mr. Michaels 434-8750, 10am to 5pm, Fri. Sat. only. All we require is that you be neat, ambitious and free to travel.
Return transportation gid. Parents are welcome at interviews. HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA Now hiring self motivated, enthusiastic people. Full part time. Call Tues.
Thurs. or Sat. North, 836-9616 or 277-8971. South, 434-8738. INDUSTRIAL SALES Local distributor seeking person to sell mechanical rubber products, in Dayton and counties south.
Salary and commission commensurate with experience. P.O. Box 14180, Dayton, OH 45414..
