WICHITA BEACON Wednesday, December 20, 1978 78 Services are Friday for Wichita surgeon Services will be Friday for Dr. Charles R. Rombold, a civic leader, retired orthopedic surgeon and a founder of the Wichita Clinic. He died. Tuesday at age 79.
Rombold attended Fairmount College in Wichita and Northwestern University Medical School in the early 1920s, after attending Wichita High School. A native Wichitan, he was enrolled in the first internship program at Wesley Medical Center and started his orthopedic practice in Wichita in 1926. In 1948, Rombold and a group of nine other specialists founded the Wichita Clinic at 3244 E. Douglas. Another of the 1 nine, obstetrician Ray A.
West, died Dec. 9. He was 86. Rombold was elected a director of the Wichita Chamber of Commerce in 1954 and served as a director of the Boulevard State Bank in 1958. After nearly 50 years of orthopedic surgery work, he retired in 1973.
He and his wife spent recent years at their rural Butler County home carving exotically colored and grained wood to form enamelwork boxes. The boxes were displayed both locally and across the United States. He was a past president of the Sedgwick County Medical Society, the American Orthopedic Association, the American Academy of Orthopedic A. (MRS. CHARLES THOMPSON, 86, of 1020 Patricia, died Monday.
Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Davis Funeral Home, Tarkio, Mo. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Al Goehring of Wichita, Mrs. Ray Jewett of Sun City, Ariz.
Byrd-Snodgrass Downtown Funeral Home. Dr. Charles Rombold Deaths services DR. NOBLE J. DeVORE, DDS, 88, of 2131 Gold, retired dentist, died Tuesday.
Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Caldwell. Survivors: widow, Lillie; son, Dr. Alan D. Fields of Caro, daughter, Mrs.
Joan M. Aronzon of Huntington Beach, sisters, Mrs. Eva Waldie of Wichita, Mrs. Lola Oathout of Caldwell. Broadway Mortuary.
DALE JEROME BENOIT, 54, Livingston, former Wichitan, died Saturday. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Survivors: brothers, Donald of Kansas City, Harold of Overland Park, Leo of Garden Plain: sisters, Mrs.
Viola Emley, Mrs. Aurelia Schultz, Mrs. Margurite Davis, Mrs. Marie Curmode, Mrs. Teresa Raines, Mrs.
Mary Lou McCall, all of Wichita, Mrs. Sylvia Fox of Stratton, Mrs. Bernice Dellaquila of Vineland, N.J. Flanagan-Hunt Mortuary, EUREKA Betty J. (Mrs.
Bill) Stone, 54, died Monday. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Campbell Funeral Home. Survivors: widower; sons, Phillip of Topeka, Dennis of Eureka; foster son, Mark Smith of Emporia; brother, Bernard Broddle of Eureka; sisters, Mrs. Irma Godfrey of Wichita, Mrs.
Margaret Haney of Madison. EVERETT F. BLAKEMORE, 74, Mannford, former Wichitan, retired self-employed auto mechanic, died Tuesday. Service 1 p.m. Friday, Broadway Mortuary.
Survivors: mother, Mrs. Dora Blakemore of Independence; daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Garrett of Wichita, Mrs. Betty Haberly of Independence; brothers, Floyd of Wendell, Idaho, Cleo of Colorado Springs, sisters, Mrs. Velma White of Parker, Mrs.
Letha Griffith of Garnett, Mrs. Peggy Hubler of Independence. GREAT BEND Lillian E. Kingston, 77, retired St. Rose Catholic Church organist, died Sunday.
Service 10 a.m. Thursday, St. Rose Catholic Church, Great Bend. Survivors: brother, Rev. Edward of San Juan, Puerto Rico; sisters, Rose Kingston of Hoisington, Mrs.
Violet Hughes, Mrs. Daisy Kroupa, both of Wichita. Brantley-Bryant Funeral IVA M. CHAPMAN, 76, of 1249 N. Glendale, retired visor, died Tuesday.
Thursday, Downing Mortuary, 1 p.m., Winfield. Survivors: Vickery, Mrs. Connie Wichita. welfare case superService 11 a.m. Lahey East Union Cemetery, WILLIAM J.
SCHOVEE, 51, of 225 Postoak, president of the Wichita Electric Co. died Monday. Service 10 a.m. Thursday, Church of the Magdalen. Survivors: widow, JoAnn; daughter, Mrs.
Martha A. Byers of Kansas City, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Schovee of Topeka; brother, John R.
'of Rochester, N.Y.; sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Basham of Manhattan. Memorial has been established with the American Cancer Society. Downing Lahey East Mortuary. daughters, Mrs.
Pat Engield, both of DEWEY S. RIDGE, 80, of 1052 Coolidge, retired mail clerk for the U.S. Postal Service, died Tuesday. Service 10 a.m. Friday, Cochran Mortuary, 3 p.m.
Highland Cemetery, Iola. Survivors: widow, Hazel daughter, Mrs. Carol Knapp of Houston; brother, Wilbur of Los Angeles; sister, Mrs. Viola Kirk of Viola. Memorials have been established with the Riverside Christian Church and the Wichita Audio Reader.
Classified Ads Funeral Directors GILL Mortuary "Since 1888" 243 N. Emporia 264-4345 3 Funeral Notices BENOIT-Dale Jerome, age 54, of Livingston, Montana, formerly of Wichita, passed away Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 P.M. Thursday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church with Father Charles O'Connor officiating.
There will a Recitation of The Rosary at 7 P.M. Wednesday in Our Chapel off Memories, Flanagan-Hunt Mortuary. The final resting place will be in Calvary Cemetery. A FLANAGAN-HUNT SERVICE MOZINGO-Dewey age 80, 1522 North St. Francis, retired Plumber and Member of The Plumbers And Steam Fitters Union No.
171 of Wichita; also a Veteran of World War 11. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 11 A.M. in The Cochran Mortuary Chapel of The Roses, 1411 North Broadway, Interment in Resthaven Gardens. Large parking area provided for: friends on lot west of the with entrance from Market St. A COCHRAN SERVICE Surgeons and the Kansas Medical Society.
Service will be 4 p.m. at the Plymouth Congregational Church, Wichita. Survivors include his wife, Polly; son, Charles C. of Sacramento, daughter, Mrs. Chandler of Wichita; sister, Mrs.
Ruthelma Meador of Anthony. Memorial has been established with the Wichita Art Museum: Old Mission Mortuary has charge. GRETTA L. (MRS, WILLIAM) RIGBY, 92, of 3825 S. Seneca, retired physical therapist, died Monday.
Service 10 a.m. Thursday, FlanaganHunt Mortuary. Service 3:30 p.m. Washington (Kan.) Cemetery. Memorial has been established with the St.
Anne Activity Center. Deaths elsewhere Dodge City Welsh, C. Stanley, 75; HulpieuSwaim Funeral Home. Great Bend Toot, Jack, 63; Fryberger Mortuary. Greensburg Solida, Jody Ann (Mrs.
Ronald), 20; Gustafson-Volkland Funeral Home. Hutchinson Van Leer, Blanche, 85; GustafsonVolkland Funeral Home. Iola Baker, Mary L. (Mrs. Bert), 93; Friskel Memorial Chapel.
Kiowa Lawson, Claracy (Mrs. John), 81; Fisher Funeral Home. Norwich Washburn, Claribelle (Mrs. Earl), 64; Elliott-Brownell-Wiley Funeral Home, Harper. REECE Johnson, Grace (Mrs.
William), 8 80; Campbell Funeral Home, Eureka. Rozel French, Melba (Mrs. F.K.), 66; Beckwith Mortuary, Larned. Arizona dries off; 8 dead Associated Press Phoenix Floodwaters that crumbled dikes, cut off highways, drove thousands from their homes and killed as many as eight persons were receding across Arizona today. "I think the crisis is essentially over," said Jack Pfister, a vice president for the Salt River Project in Phoenix.
Three days of rain -8 inches since Sunday pushed virtually every eastern and central Arizona river over its banks. The SRP, trying to lower the levels of already full lakes, was forced to release torrents into the normally dry Salt River bed, closing all but three crossings in the Phoenix area. About 3,000 were evacuated from several western Phoenix suburbs. Six persons in two vehicles were believed swept to their deaths Tuesday morning when the flooded Agua Fria River washed out an I-17 bridge north of here. No bodies had been located.
A man was washed away when he ventured too close to the Salt River in suburban Tempe, police said. Near Prescott, a woman was lost after her car stalled in Clear Creek. None of the victims was identified. The bridge collapse cut off the major route from Phoenix to Flagstaff for several hours until traffic was rerouted. The Agua Fria also closed U.S.
60, the main route to Las Vegas, and Arizona 87 was cut off northeast of Phoenix when a bridge washed out. Extensive damage was reported at Duncan where Gila River dikes broke at midday, sending water through the southeastern Arizona town. About 250 persons spent Tuesday night in a Red Cross shelter in the Duncan high school. FOR CALLS WITHIN THE METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE CALL THE HOTLINE 262-4222 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Outside the Metropolitan Exchange Call 268-6383 Classified Department is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Apartments, Furnished, East Funeral Notices Merchandise (South) of Douglas) 21 Lost and Found 10 Air Conditioners, Heating .105 Apartments, Furnished, West Personals. Antiques .115 (North of Douglas) 22 Resorts, Camps, Appliances 119 Apartments, Furnished, West Special Notices, Legals Articles for sale 104 (South of Douglas) 23 Travel Opportunities Articles Wanted 106 Apartments, Unfurnished, Where Shall We Go. 6A Building Materials 111 Downtown 29 Cameras Equipment. .103 Apartments Unfurnished, Trailers, Campers. 101A East (North of Douglas) 25 Camping Aircraft Communications- Sound Apartments Unfurnished, Epuipment.
118 East (South of Douglas). 26 Airplanes--Flying Service. Watches, Jewelry .110 Apartments Unfurnished. 125 Auto Financing, Insurance- Do-it-yourself .112 West (North of Douglas) 27 Diamonds, Services .127 .132 Public Auctions, Estate Sales. 91 Apartments Unfurnished, West Auto Rentals-Leasing.
.129 Fishing Hunting .100 (South of Douglas) 28 Auto Repairing .134 Cordwood .113 Houses, Furnished, East Autos For Sale Garage Sales Rummage (North of Douglas) 30 Fuel, Wanted, Sales Misc Sales 104A Houses, Furnished, East Trucks, Traded .131 Good Things To Eat .108 (South of Douglas) 31 Mobile Home Park- Household Goods-Financing. .120 Houses, Furnished West Coaches for Rent .122 .123 Goods-Wanted .121 (North of Douglas) 32 Mobile Homes, Parts. Let's Swap 107 Houses, Furnished, West Houschold Mobile Homes- Musical Instruments .116 (South of Douglas) 33 Financing .124 Commercial, Store, Office Houses, Unfurnished, East Motorcycles, Mopeds, Bicycles .114 (North of Douglas) 34 126 Radios, Television, Stereo- Houses, Unfurnished, East Equipment. Sports-Foreign Cars Records .117 (South of Douglas) 35 .133 Tires, Engines, Parts, Etc .128 Goods-Boats 101 Houses, Unfurnished, West Trucks, Tractors, Trailers. Sports Stamps, Coins, Hobbies 102 (North of Douglas) 36 .130 EDUCATIONAL Wearing Apparel .109 Houses, Unfurnished, West Instruction 81 (South of Douglas) 37 Schools Colleges 80 Rentals, General 19 Real Estate Rooms With Board 16 Employment Apartments, Duplexes For Sale51 Rooms Downtown.
15 Agents, Distributors 77 Business Property For Sale. 48 Rooms, East (North of Employment Agencies 70 Farms--Land For Sale. 52 Douglas) Employment Services 69 Houses For Sale East Rooms East (South of Resume Services 72A (North of Douglas) 63 Douglas) 12 Help Wanted 73 Houses For Sale East Rooms, West (North of Placement Consultants. 68 (South of Douglas) 64 Douglas) 13 Help Wanted 76 Houses For Sale West Rooms, West (South of Situations Wanted. Live- 78 Houses (North of Douglas) 65 Douglas) 14 Farm Equipment, For Sale West Trailer Coaches for Rent stock and Pets (South Condominimums of Douglas) 66A 66 Trailer Business Parks Places For Rent- 18 Dogs, Pets-Supplies.
94 Houses For Sale General 67 Lease 45 Farm -Supplies 95 Investment Property 49 CommercialImplements- Grain, Feed, Fertilizer. 98 Lots For Sal 54 Property Hides, For Sale or Wanted 93 Real Estate-Home Farms For Rent Heavy Equip, Machinery, Tools Real Estate Insurance Land For Rent Livestock, Pasture, Supplies 92 Real Improvment Estate Notices Loans 55 56 Garage Moving for and Rent. Storage sEbb8 Plants, Shrubs, Seeds 898 Real Estate-Land-Wanted 59 Office and Desk Space Poultry Supplies Real Estate-Out Of Town 50 For Rent 47 Financial Real Estate-Sale, Exchange or Property Management 42 Business Management 84 Trade 58 Rental Services 18A Business Opportunities 82 Relocatable 60 Suburbans For Rent 38 Business Opportunities Wanted 83 Resort Property. 61 Wanted to Rent-Rentals Unvestments 85 Suburbans For Sale. 62.
Wanted 39 3 Funeral Notices Salina Davis, Myra A. (Mrs. Carlton), 92; Anderson Funeral Home, Lindsborg. Wellington Gerhardt, Pete, 76; Frank Funeral Home. Winfield McCollister, Merilda M.
(Mrs. Lewis), 74; Swisher-Taylor Morris Funeral Home. Morrill, Edith E. (Mrs. Elmer), 78; Swisher-Taylor Morris Funeral Home.
Author of Army biography Katherine Tupper Marshall, the wife of the late Gen. George Catlett Marshall and author of "Together, Annals of an Army Wife," died Monday in Virginia at age 96. Museum director Wendell Hadlock, a museum director who helped publicize the works of American painter Andrew Wyeth, died Tuesday at his home in Rockland, Maine. He was 67. Funeral Directors to Can Be Saved By Pre-Arrangements At Cakeview Funeral Home Cemetery-Flower Shop SERVICE 12122 E.
13th 684-5246 De VORSS Mortuary Personal Care 263-0244 201 S. Hydraulic Culbertson Mortuary 115 S. Seneca 265-2646 FINAL WEEK WOODIE'S JEWELRY KELLOGG WOODLAWN-519 SOUTH WOODLAWN QUITTING BUSINESS AUTOMATIC AUCTION Check Your Resistance YOUr CHOiCe MaY BE GONE all items must be Sold -Wall to Wall! TUESDAY, MONDAY, DEC. DEC. 18 19 Off Retail Price THURSDAY, DEC.
21. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 Off Retail Price FRIDAY, DEC. 22. Off Retail Price SATURDAY, DEC.
23 off Retail Price 9:00 A.M. ITEMS IN To WOODIE'S JEWELRY DIAMOND 6:00 P.M. 519 SOUTH WOODLAWN, WICHITA CASE DAILY AND KELLOGG AND WOODLAWN GIFT BOXES PERMIT FREE PARKING NOT NO. 174938 INCLUDED 8 3 Funeral Notices CHAPMAN-Mrs. Iva age 76, of 1249 North Glendale, died day, December 19, 1978.
Funeral services will be held in The Downing And Lahey East Mortuary, 6555 East Central at 11 A.M. Thursday. Graveside services will be at 1 P.M. in The Union Cemetery, Winfield, Kansas. Ar- rangements by: DOWNING LAHEY EAST DeVORE-Dr.
Noble D.D.S., age 88, of 2131 Gold, passed away December 19. Graveside services and interment 2 P.M. Thursday, December 21, in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, West of Caldwell, Kansas. Reverend Lewis D. Fowler, Chaplain officiating.
SERVICES BY BROADWAY MORTUARY DUNBAUGH-Leonidas (Bald Eagle) age 58, of 3215 Chase, passed away December 17, 1978. Funeral services will be held at Resthaven Mortuary Chapel, 11800 West Highway 54 at 10 A.M. Thursday. Pastor Bill Logan, First Bible Baptist Church will officiate. Military graveside services courtesy of McConnell Air Force Base.
Interment in Garden of Faith, Resthaven Gardens of Memory. A memorial has been established with The Kansas Crippled Children Program, 502 Century Plaza Building, Wichita, Kansas, 67202. Parking for friends west of the mortuary. Survived by 1 grandchild, Joshua Lee White. SERVICES BY RESTHAVEN MORTUARY ESTILL-Helen Margaret, age 85, of 509 North Rose Hill Road, Rose Hill, Kansas; passed away Sunday.
Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10:30 in The Downing And Lahey East Mortuary, 6555 East Central. Dr. C.M. Fogleman, will officiate. Graveside services at 2 P.M.
in The Prairie Lawn Cemetery, Wellington, Kansas. She is survived by 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Arranged by: DOWNING LAHEY EAST ROMBOLD-Charles M.D., age 79, who resided R.R. 1, Augusta, Kansas; passed away Tuesday. Private entombment will be on Thursday, Public Memorial Services will be conducted at 4 P.M.
Friday in Meditation Chapel of Mission Chapel Mausoleum, 3424 East 21st. The Reverend Dr. Robert Myers of Plymouth Congregational Church will officiate. Survivors are his wife, Polly; son, Charles Daughter, Mrs. Judith Chandler, Sister, Mrs.
Ruthelma Meador, Anthony, Kansas and 8 grandchildren. A memorial has been established with The Wichita Art Museum. 619 Stackman Drive. QUIRING-OLD MISSION FUNERAL HOME 3424 EAST 21ST 686-7311 DOWNING LAHEY EAST SCHOVEE William age 51, of 225 Post Oak Street, died Monday, December 18, 1978. Funeral services will be held in The Church of The Magdalen, Kellogg And Woodlawn, at 10 A.M.
Thursday. A Recitation of The Rosary will be held at 8:30 P.M. Wednesday in The Downing And Lahey East Mortuary, 6555 East Central. A memorial has been established with The American Cancer Society, 705 N. St.
Francis. Arrangments by: THOMPSON-Mary age 86, of 1020 Patricia, passed away Monday. Funeral services will be at 2 P.M. Thursday in The Davis Funeral Home, Tarkio, Missouri. Interment in The Home Ceme- tery.
BYRD-SNODGRASS DOWNTOWN VONDERWALL-Ronald age 20, of 1410 Cottonwood Lane, Haysville, Kansas, passed away Sunday. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10 A.M. at St. Cecilia Church, 1802 West Grand, Haysville, Kansas. Monsignor Denis R.
Dougherty will officiate. Interment in The Greenwood Cemetery, Oatville, Kansas. Recitation of The Rosary will be Tuesday at 7:30 in The Sf. Cecilia Church. A memorial has been established with The St.
Cecilia Church. Arrangements by: DOWNING LAHEY DOWNTOWN 327 N. BROADWAY WEIDNER-Joyce, age 44, of 1123 Lulu, passed away Monday. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 P.M. in The Immanuel Lutheran Church, 909 South Market.
Reverend John Niermann will officiate. Interment in The Wichita Park Cemetery. Arrangements by: DOWNING LAHEY EAST 6555 E. Central WOLLMAN-Miss Estel, age 84, who resided at 749 Litchfield, passed away Sunday, Funeral services will be conducted at 2 P.M. Wednesday in Old Mission Mortuary Chapel, 3424 East 21st Street.
Rabbi Arthur J. Abrams officiating. Private entombment will be in Old Mission Mausoleum. QUIRING-OLD MISSION FUNERAL HOME 3424 EAST 21ST 686-7311 3 Funeral Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS thru 10 BLAKEMORE-Everett age 74, former Wichitan, passed away December 19. Funeral services 1 P.M.
Friday, Chapel of The Broadway Mortuary, Reverend Lewis D. Fowler, Chaplain, officiating. Interment in Wichita Park Cemetery. SERVICES BY BROADWAY MORTUARY HANNA-DiCy, age 76, of 1625 North Grove, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 A.M.
from The Jackson Mortuary Chapel. Elder W.B. Profit will officiate. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. The casket will not be opened at the services.
SERVICES BY JACKSON age 62, of 1744 North Lorraine, passed away Monday. Funeral services 11 A.M. Wednesday in The Greater St. Mary's Baptist Church. Reverend J.W.
Upshaw will officiate. The interment, Old Mission Cemetery. CITIZENS FUNERAL HOME CALVERT-Ruben, age 82, of 631 North Topeka, passed away December 17. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.M. Wednesday in The Cochran Mortuary Chapel of The Roses, 1411 North Broadway.
The Reverend Dr. Ivan G. Mattern will officiate. Masonic graveside services will be conducted by Bestor G. Brown Lodge No.
433 AF and AM in the Schaffer Cemetery, near Whitewater, Kansas. Large parking area provided for friends west of the chapel with entrance from Market St. A COCHRAN SERVICE RIGBY-Gretta age 92, of 3825 South Seneca, passed away Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 A.M. Thursday in Our Chapel of Memories, Flanagan-Hunt Mortuary with Father Dennis Huse officiating.
Graveside services and interment will be conducted at 3:30 P.M. Thursday in The Washington, Kansas City Cemetery. Mortuary parking in lot north of Mortuary. A Memorial in her Name and memory has been established with The St. Anne Activity Center, 2903 South Seneca.
A FLANAGAN-HUNT SERVICE 5 Cemeteries, Monuments, Etc. 3 Resthaven Mortuary Lots. 264-4923 after 5 6 Special Notices, Legals PUBLIC NOTICE The Health Planning Association of Western Kansas, Inc. (HAWK) invites public comment upon its application to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for full designation as the Health Systems Agency for the 54 Western Kansas Counties known as HSA 1. A public hearing will be held Wednesday, January 3, 1979, at Hadley Regional Medical Center, Classrooms 1 and 2, 201 East 7th, in Hays, Kansas, 8:00 p.m.
Comments will be received on the work program, budget and composition of the Board of Directors. Comments may be verbal or in writing. Persons wishing copies of the afore-mentioned application should contact the HAWK office, 1010 East 17th, Hays, Kansas 67601 2868). NOTICE TO OUR READERS This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising which is in violation of the law, though enforcement of the law is not, course, our responsibility. Our readers are hereby informed that it is our belief that all real merchandise and services advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.
will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Dora A. Logan, 1934 N. Kansas, Wichita 6A Where Shall We Go LeMANS SPEEDWAY PAY 1 PRICE $2.99 Christmas, Mon. Dec.
25th 4-6 PM 6-8 PM 8-10 PM Pinball, Foesball, Bumper Cars (Open Christmas Eve 'Til 10) Lower Level Towne East Square SALE 10 to OFF THE CLOTHES CLOSET 8025 Douglas Bldg East NOW OPEN KINGS RIDGE PLAZA RESTAURANT Personals DIAL A NEW CHRISTMAS STORY 264-0866. 4 pm to 11 am Darhia McComb, psychic reader ESP classes, lectures, author Workshop, columnist, 681-3091. Tired of Religious Catch 22'S? Let's Consider Velikovsky Study Group. Clinton Due 265-6714 Let Alexandar Know If Sewer Clogs 267-4277 Have Santa Claus at your house this Christmas. 683-0773 HELP Men! We have many women who need dates.
263-4245 Professional Hair Removal Clinique. Safe-Painless. 685-0238 Parents Without Partners P.O. Box 2316 265-0593 Straight bachelor to share bedrm. luxury apt.
S.E. 682-6924 An elderly lady to live-in as companion, will give room rent free. I pay all utility bills, but can't give wages or board. 265-6820. STRAIGHT ARROW Indian Jewelry is back in the Mall at Central Heights Shopping Center.
Central Ridge Rd. From Dec. 18-27 New in town, would like to young ladies who are open minded like to have fun. 685-2204 ATTN: Park City! Anyone with an excessive water bill or dissatisfied service call 744-2359. HAPPY 181 -BRAD STOUT! "Our Shrining Star of Norfolk Square dance lessons for singles begin Jan.
7. For info. call 684- 1662 or 832-0850. Male to share apartment with same in WSU vicinity for spring semester. Call 688-0862.
Family planning birth control services. Health Dept. 1900 e. 9th, Wichita, Ks. 268-8241 DATES GALORE! Meet exciting singles.
Very low fee. Call DATELINE-free: 800-451-3245 Womens Health Care Services PA ABORTION SERVICES to 20 weeks as an outpatient. Information Pregnancy testing. (316) 684-5108 Day or Night. Women Helping Women CHOICE, INC.
Abortion Information Get The Facts On: ALL Available Services Free Pregnancy Test Arranged CALL: (316) 685-9121 Collect Calls Accepted Successful divorced straight businessman, unexpectedly alone for the holidays, seeking attractive blonde for companionship and possible travel abroad. Prefer no children, all replies confidential. Reply Eagle Box 766B. Rick's of Eastgate Beauty Salon now open 7 days a week under new ownership management. For call 682-2594.
Open 8am-8pm, Mon-Sat. 11am to Sun. 8035 E. Kellogg, Eastgate Shopping Center. WANT RESPECTABLE DATES? Confidential Introductions, without embarassment to decent, selective unmarrieds.
Professional Agency since 1972. Ph. 684-2706 to 8pm or write COSA, Box. 1916, Wichita 67201 DATES-DATES Single, Divorced, Widowed 13 Years Experience Call INTROMATE, 263-4244 PROFESSIONAL BARTENDING SERVICE for private parties, social gatherings, banquets, Contact: Bartenders Diversified 262- 0228 (8-5 P.M.). Will cater by the hour or group rate.
Young Man age 30 wants open minded working girl 25 to 30 to share 4 bedroom house. That doesn't have weight problem. 120 lb. 263-7193 Call Between 8:00 to 3:00 o'clock. DISTRESSED WITH UNPLANNED PREGNANCY? BIRTHRIGHT Free Preg.
Test. Confidential 339 N. Seneca, 265-0134 Free dinner as you attend a Full Gospel Business Mens Fellowship International Meeting at Century 11. Call 264-6501 for details. Men women invited.
Gentleman offers free room board to lady under 30 in exchange for light housekeeping duties. Must relocate to large College Town. Eagle Box 641F Psychic Readings Satisfaction Guaranteed. Free question over phone. Price with ad.
788-4512. Have a special gift you want delivered? Deliver it with a carol. Dial-a-Carol, 267-7660 or 263-1307 for more information. White Christian couple wish to adopt baby. Expenses paid.
Eagle Box 627F. 7a Care-Nursing Homes NURSING When you need an RN, LPN, Nurse Aide or Companion who is caring professional, for home, hospital or nursing home, call: QUALITY CARE 263-5815 Priv. rm. for ambulatory, special 10 Lost and Found LOST-black female Cat, blue collar, Eilerts Fabrique area. 683- 0960.
LOST: A ring of 10 keys. REWARD. Lost around Nov. 2nd. 683-8979 Found: Brittany Spaniel, female, collar, no tags, Pawnee Plaza, Cries for Owner.
685-8993. Found 6 mo. old black white male kitten with flea collar, 14th Pershing. 686-5989. LOST: Golden Retriever, Male, "Brandy" Silloway.
Reward. Kids miss him. 681-2067. LOST: black Poodle with red collar leash. Reward.
686-9117. Lost: Female 2 yr. old black Lab. 835-6850. Found Irish Setter female puppy, 25th N.
Pershing. 681-0745 Found brown female pup in vicinity of East High, 683-5798. SEE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR MORE ADS IN THIS CESSIFICATION.
