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Vicinity Deaths ISTOPHI- R P. BUETTNER \ .\XXAH-Funeral services l/2 month old Christopher Buettner, son of Steven and Gabbard Buettner of R. D. iouth of Savannah, were held St. Patrick’s Roman Catho- 4- lic Church, Grand Ave., Savannah on Saturday at 0:30a.m. The Rev. Robert M. Egan, associate pas tor, officiated at the Mass of the Angels. Burial was in Crusoe Cemetery, Savannah. Besides his Barents he left his More hot water , than you « * • ■ w ith 1 w a to r h u t i r murtd w ith G u l f S o la r H h a ltin g o i l . A n d 1 w o n d e rful, lo w coat irMuence is y o u r s w ith * 14 hours r f t a r c a llin g EN6LES0N ft VAN LIERE W o lco tt L X 4 - 5 7 6 1 A G ift for EVERYONE GIVE t I I I | a G i f t Certificate | JThe Man’s Shop| | 109 S. Main St V 5 Newark 5 8 Phone 331-3053 5 I W m m m m m h m m J paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Buettner of Savannah; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and M rs. Carl Gabliard of Ar lington, State of Washington; pa ternal great-grandparents, M rs. Anne Buettner and Alfred De Santo both of Savannah and M rs. Sylvia Howard of Bordertown, N.J.; maternal great-grandpar ents, M rs. Violet Kane of Ever ett, Washington and M r.andM rs. Luther Gabbard of Clyde and his maternal great - great - grand - mother, M rs. Elsie Marshall of Ellensbury, \\ ashington, several aunts and uncles. Employment O fficer At Wolcott Thursday David E. Grosvenor, manager of the Sodus Office of the New York State Employment Service, will be in the Wolcott Town Clerk’s office every Thursday to accept applications for employ ment, he has announced. ristrnas Cheery as a poinsettia, enduring as a>i evergreen are our wishes for you and yours. BEAUTY SALON Joe & Sharon OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO « PA. BOB'S STORE HOURS Mon.-Tue.-Wad. 9-6 Thur.-Fri.-Sat. 9-9 Parkway Plat* W olcott, N. Y. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY LB. GREEN GIANT GREEN SUGARDALE SEMI-BONELESS HAMS LB. GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN 12 -o z . CANS FRANGELLO GREEN 4 S S F $ \ ) PEAS 303 CANS SCHULERS POTATO FRILLS Mrs. Donald Reed 365-4666 South Butler-The Church of C h rist (Disciples) annual pro gram was held on Monday, De cem b er 21. Featured was an oper etta, “ Conversation at the Man ger” written snd directed by Mrs. Robert Helmer. It let the view e r s listen in on conversation as il might have sounded had a group of children visited the manger. Reader was Aaron Petrosino. So lo ists were Diane and Elaine Hixon, Dale Bowman, Christine K e lly, Stacy and Karen Wolfe, Brenda Waterman. The chorus consisted of R h o n d a Decker, W a n d a Andrus, Diane Crane, Cynthia Waterman, Kim Wolfe and Francine Utter. Members of the Intermediate, Junior and Senior classes taught by Mrs. Otis Wolfe, M rs. Henry Rising and M r s . Carlton G a y , who weren’t participating in the op eretta helped with decoratlngand preparing for the program. Also on the program were recitations by M rs. Ward Harrington’s be ginner class, D o ris, Patricia and H a rry Smith, Bruce and Dar lene Decker, Eddie and Jimmie Lapp. The United Methodist Church had their program on Sunday eve ning, December 20, beginning at 7:30. M rs. Douglas Youngman directed a play which she wrote entitled, \A M erry Christmas.” The story was about a widow and her family who shared th e i r Christm a s. The pageant unfolded before them as the mother read the Christm as story. Members of the family included: Mother, H e l e n VanDuyne, Martha the Maid, Cindy Ibisevic; Jim , Ray mond Conrow; Judy, Ginger Boos; Bob, Donald l>oos; Jean, Shirley Bellinger. Pageant parts were taken mainly by members of the United Youth Group. Head Angel Robin Wiggins, was surrounded by a large group of smaller An gels, made up of boys and girls from pre-school through second grade; mice, third and fourth grade boys; carollers, grades three through six. Interspersed throughout the play were carols sung by the senior choir. Fol lowing the program the WSCS s e r v e d refreshments in the church basement. Christm as S u n d a y morning service at the United .Methodist Church the pastor, Rev. Ralph L. Williamson, had as his topic, “ Go Tell It On The Mountain.” The senior choir under the dir ection of M rs. Douglas Youngman sang, “ Let Earth Receive Her King” and the children's choir directed by M rs. K. Wallace Owen, sang, \D o You Hear What I Hear?” Mr. and M rs. Samuel Sorensen lit the final Advent candle. Christm as S u n d a y at the Church of Christ (Disciples) in cluded the lighting of the fourth Advent candle. Jeffrey Wolfe was the candle lighter each week and readers were Stacey and Karen W o lfe , Brenda Waterman and Elaine Hixon. The senior choir sang, “ Joy To the World” and the youth choir, directed by Mrs. Robert Helmer sang, “ Mary’s Lullaby.” Mr. and M rs. Carlton Gay and Allen attended the Clark family Christm as party a week ago Sun day at the W esterlea Community Barn, Camillus with 48 present. SP/4 Terry Stafford is enjoy ing a 30-day leave from Scho field B a rracks, Oahu, Hawaii with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stafford and with his sisters and their fam ilies. Despite bad weather, 36 mem bers of the Firem en and A uxiliary attended the Christm as party r e cently at The Anchorage. Door prizes were won by Royal Stew- B e s t tvishcs for a holiday season filled with happiness and good cheer. And sincere thanks for your patronage. E N G L E S O N & V A N L I E R E , I N C . W O I C O T T , N . T . a r t and5 M rs. Harold LaDue. M rs. Jennie Shutts has been confined to her home by illness for the past three weeks. M rs. Florence Alford was ta ken to the Auburn Memorial Hos pital Friday night by the South Butler ambulance. C a r l Isbell was scheduled to h a v e a tonsillectomy M o n d a y morning at Newark-Wayne Com munity Hospital. M r. and M rs. Donald Weaver and daughter, Virginia, were Sat urday supper guests of M r. and M rs. Donald Reed and family. V irgin ia remained over Sunday to attend the 4H party and the school Christmas program. O ver 30 members of the Sham ro c k s and Prize Winners 4H Clubs went carolling in South Butler Saturday evening. Mark Hill led the singing. Then they piled in several of the leader's c a r s and headed to the boy’s new club house on Taylor Road. When they arrived they found lt gaily decorated with a 15 foot Christ m as tree, evergreen boughs and paper chains. After a time of not knowing whether there would be a party o r not because they didn’t have any means of heat, a stove was loaned to them. The Isbell and Markowski families moved it in and decorated the room and the Clubs had a fine party. Re freshm e n ts of fa n c y cookies, candy and “ hot Russian tea” w e re served by the leaders. Donald Center ls visiting his aunt, M rs. Luella Cuddebackdur ing part of his holiday vacation from Idaho State University, Fo- catello , Idaho. He will be re m em bered as having lived with his aunt during his senior year of high school in Wolcott. Recently he has become interested in the geneology of the Center family and would appreciate any infor mation anyone could give him concerning his ancestry. He may be contacted at 843 North 10th, P o c a tello, Idaho, 83201. D istrict BPW Clubs O f f e r Scholarship M r s . Helen B. Williams of Corning, Chairman of the Bus in e s s and Professional ‘Women’s Club D istrict VII Career Ad vancem ent Scholarship Com m ittee, announces that the annual $500 scholarship is again avail able to any woman of the area who qualifies. The purpose of the Scholar ship project is “ to aid women who need to enter-to return - or to advance themselves in the business or professional field and -who need additional' educa-’ tion or other assistance.” The selection of recipient will be made without regard to the ra c e , color, creed or national origin of individuals. Aw ards will be made on the b a s is of business or profes sional potentiality, scholarship, ch a r a c t e r , merit and need. The applicant must be: a Bus in e s s and Professional Woman’s Club m e m b e r -or a non-member approved by the sponsoring B & P W Club. Applicants wishing to apply for the Scholarship may obtain the n e c e s s a r y Information and ap plication blank from M r s . M a rilyn Caster of Wolcott. DRIEST DESERT World’ s driest desert ls C h ile’ s Atacama Desert. PEACE on EARTH /.n A Star shone, andhree t Wise Men sought a sacred Manger in the little town of Bethlehem, where the Christ Child was born. This Christmas, let theight l of His message shinento i all our lives, spreading “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men.” C 7 o o n r t y a L e J ‘J r i e n J * a n d T fa t r o t ,., 'T / e ©I#, PALIOTTIS SHOE STORE MISS PATRICIA MORELL M o rell ■ M u ll Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M o rell of Wolcott announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Jeffrey Lynn Mull, son of Mr. and M rs. Glen Mull of Wolcott. Both are graduates of Leavenworth High School and are students at Roberts Wesleyan College. A summer wedding is planned, COURSE CONDUCTORS The new three-hour classroom course in driver safety, required for obtaining a firat-tlme opera tor's license, ls being offered ln many public school* and driv er training schools throughout New York State. The maximum fee for the course ls $5, Eachhinyrnament s o holdspecialish a s w tb*tourhristmas y C . n T o youll,parklinginks.” i s heoyous. j \Th S. LaV e r n e O lm s t e d A g e n c y LaVerne - P a u la - Dorothy - Sharron L A K E A V E N U E W O L C O T T . N. Y. And a hearty thank you to our faithful patrons. BLAKES TEXACO SERVICE Marth - Danny - Lyndy - Jan - Georgt A s th e Yule lo g g lo w s , so g lo w o u r fe e lin g s as we e x te n d w a rm greetings to o u r customer* a n d friends. Thank you a n d H a p p y H o lid a y to all. G e o r g e P. Graves & So n 76 I . MAIN ST.'i^... W OICOTT, • N . Y.
