  We determined the metallicity ([Fe/H]), together with O, Na, Mg, Al, Si, Ca,
Ti, Cr and Ni abundances for a sample of 10 unevolved or slightly evolved stars
belonging to the open cluster M 67. We find an average metallicity [Fe/H]=0.03
+/- 0.01, in very good agreement with previous determinations. All the [X/Fe]
abundance ratios are very close to solar. The star-to-star scatter in [Fe/H]
and [X/Fe] ratios for all elements, including oxygen, is lower than 0.05 dex,
implying that the large dispersion in lithium reported in previous studies is
not due to differences in these element abundances. We also find that, when
using a homogeneous scale, the abundance pattern of unevolved stars in our
sample is very similar to that of evolved stars, suggesting that, at least in
this cluster, RGB and clump stars have not undergone any chemical processing.
Finally, our results show that M 67 has a chemical composition that is
representative of the solar neighborhood.
