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* Nancy Breed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Breed of Eagle St., Lyndonville, has been named to the dean's list at State Uni- versity of New York at Alfred. Nancy is studying medical labor- atory technology. - Ar # # Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Seltzer and son, Daniel, of Rock City Falls spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hauswald of Ryan Rd. Sheldon Seltzer of New York City was also a guest for the week end. Sunday dinner guests of the Hauswalds, including the above, were Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hauswald and daughter, Steph- anie Ann of Tonawanda and Mrs. Theodore Smith and son, Don- ald, of Clarence Center. Collectors Mrs. Feller Dies; Memorial Rites Planned Mrs. Edwin R. (Mildred) Feller, 55, of 509 Beach Drive, - died yesterday in Rochester where she had been hospitalized since suffering a sudden and severe attack while shopping with her daughter late last week. Mrs. Feller, wife of the in- strumental music director of local elementary schools, was born in Rochester April 19, 1917, daughter of John W. Lee and Oline R. Single Lee. ' A long-time resident of Medina, she was missionary coordinator for the Women's Missionary Fellowship of Har- tland Baptist Church; was active in cooperative Extension Service work, the Home - Builders Division, Orleans County, and in the Home Builder Group in Medina. She was a past president - of Medina Garden Club. Plates Fenton Carnival Blue Marble, Hummel 1972 I Eisenhower Coin ‘ | The Gift Shop . Rich's Plaza - Maple Ridge S&H Green Stamps Christmas sales from Penneys. For 14 years, from 1954 to 1968, - she was employed in the offices of the Paul Garrick Insurance Agency here. Survivors include her husband in Medina; two daughters, Mrs. Edwin T. (Louise) Childs of Rochester, and Mrs. James M. (Linda) Wert of Pittsburgh, Pa. Also, a sister, Mrs. Charles B. (Alberta) Geyer of Pocono Pines, Pa. No calling hours are planned. Services will be at the con- venience of the family in Rochester. Burial will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery, in California. 'Friends are invited to attend a memorial service in her memory at Hartland Baptist Church, Johnson Creek, Saturday at 4 Memorial donations may be given to a memorial fund at that church in her name. ADMITTED DECEMBER 5 Mrs. Caroline Ebeling, 10214 Roosevelt Hwy., Lyndonville. Elmer Wienke, 5553 Salt Wks. Rd., Middleport. Clayton G. Ehrenreich, III, 453 Howell Pkwy. A Willie Welch, 3607 West Ave., Knowlesville. Mrs. Ramona Gracia, 224 Park Ave. DISCHARGED DECEMBER 5 Mrs. Patrick Seward and . daughter, 7805 Ridge Rd., Gas- port. Mrs. Rodney Bacon, 76 West Ave., Lyndonville. Mrs. Bessie Hendershott, 10983 Telegraph Rd. V.F.W. Regular monthly meeting of Lincoln Post 1483 Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held Thurs- day at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. l Start hinting now. Reg. 1.69 a pair. Agilon® nylon panti- hose. Short, average, long or extra long. Queen size Agilon® now 4 pairs for $5. 4 for $5 Reg. $2 a pair. Cantrece® 11 nylon panti-hose fit like skin. Short, average, long and extra long. It panti-hose, reg. 2.50 pr., now 4 for $6. Pantf-hose, reg. $2 pr\ Queen size Cantrece® N 11\ R99. 13-00. MGH'S polyester double knit slacks. Wide beit loops, flare leg and western pockets. in solid colors. Men's ° 30-42. | belp. 498 Boys' boxed shirt and tie set. Penn Prest polyester/cotton broadcloth with two button cuff and long point collar. In light colors, sizes 8-20. \ Sale prices effective thru Saturday. For that special gift, shop Penneys Christ JCPenney The Christmas Place. SHOP DAILY 9:00 - 9:00 TIL CHRISTMAS Taf Men's boxed shirt and tie sets. A4 Polyester with long point collar and long sleeves. Coordinated polyester tie. 14%-17. mas Catalog today. PLAYING SANTA- These two are helping to play Santa Claus for benefit of needy children of the area. They are Walter Kardash (left), a Ke ntucky Fried Chick- en franchise operator of stores in WNY, and Staff Sgt. Allan Paul of the Marine Corps Reserve. 1972 \Toys for Tots\ f 8 ‘ 1 Campaign in The 1972 \Toys for Tots\ cam- paign was launched here today, with members of the U.S. Mar- ine Corps Reserves and Ken- tucky Fried Chicken store man- agers joining hands to play \Santa Claus\ for needy chil- _ dren of the area, The program aims to collect new and used toys in good con- dition for distribution to the children of families who can't _ afford them. Area residents with spare new or used toys are asked to take them to the Toys for Tots col- lection box at their nearest Ken- tucky Fried Chicken store. . (South Main at Maple Ridge Rd. They're launching the campaiyn. Toys for Tots Is Area in Medina). Representatives of the Marine Reserve unit will pick them up periodically, sort them and dis- tribute them in time for Christ- mas. The Toys for Tots program initiated by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves is now in its 25th year. They estimate that 4.8 million toys were distributed nationally to 1.8 million children in 1971, The Marines work with local agencies in determining distribution of the toys. _ This year marks the second year of Kentucky Fried Chic- ken's affiliation with the Toys for Tots program. Boys Rescued After 40 Mile Trek CALGARY, Alta. (UPI) - The numb feeling of uncon- ciousness and thus certain death in the sub-zero tempera- tures kept creeping up on Fred Kopmann as he trudged through a foot and a half of snow. Then the remembrance of his three young sons trapped in the mountain pass would clear Kopmann's head and off he would go again in his trek for Kopmann fought his way 40 miles through a snow-clogged ' Rocky Mountain pass to save his sons, ranging in age from 6 to 11. They were found suffering from minor frostbite and exposure Tuesday but were reported in good condition. Kopmann was treated for frostbitten feet in a Banff hospital. The ordeal began late Sunday when Kopmann headed into the Rockies with his sons-Rolf, 11, ° Michael, 9, and Frank, 6-to look over some land he was - thinking of buying. Jeep Gets Stuck On a little-used forestry road about 42 miles southwest of inches of powdered snow. Repeated attempts to get the jeep moving again were unsuc- cessful. Kopmann said he decided to stay in the jeep until help came. After five hours the jeep ran out of gas. - Temperatures outside ranged from 20 to 35 degrees below zero. \I kept talking to them all night, until I got sick of the sound of my own < voice,\ Kopmann said. \I would call their names repeatedly and when one of them didn't answer, I'd shake him awake.\ Thirteen hours after the ordeal began, the sun came out and Kopmann decided to seek help. He gave his three sons firm orders to remain in the jeep. . \I headed north,\ he said, \\thinking that the highway was just a few miles away, but I was way out.\ Reaches Power Plant About 10:45 p.m. Monday, he reached a power plant where there was an emergency phone and he contacted the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He Calgary, their four-wheel jeep had covered 40 miles in 15 became stuck in about 18 hours. n STock MARKET 26, | NEW YORK (UPD - The ' stock market turned mixed today as profit taking kept prices from rising. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was moderate. Shortly before noon, the Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip issues was off 0.52 at 1,022.43. Standard & Poor's 500 stock index was up 0.02 at 117.60. Declines topped advances, 632 to 588, among the 1,630 issues . on the tape. Two-hour turnover came to more than 7,200,000 | shares, compared with 7,900,000 shares traded for the same period on Tuesday. Southern Co. was the most active issue, up % at 21% on ©109,300 shares. Gulf Oil was second, up 4 at 26% on 76,900 shares and Automation Indus- tries was third, up % at 8% on - 73,800 shares. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were slightly higher in moderate trading. - Corning Glass gained 4 points after gaining 5% Tuesday. The company announced today it would recommend a 2%-for-i stock - split at a - special shareholders meeting and also announced an extra dividend of 87%, cents a share. | Addressograph - Multigraph |- ost 2%. The company was the subject of an article in the Wall Street Journal that said a major brokerage firm withdrew its \buy'\ recommendation on the issue. . Computer issues. were ir- regular. Honeywell jumped 3%. IBM lost 1%, Motorola 1% and Digital Equipment 1%. Glamor issues slid. Walt Disney lost 1%. _ Oils moved higher led by Halliburton, up 2% and Superi- or Oil, up 2. Steels, motors, airlines and aircrafts moved mixed in fractions. Du Pont was up 1% in the mixed chemical group. ~ MEDINA JOURNALREGISTER 9 _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972 4 Farm Bureau - Launches Drive Orleans County Farm Bureau kicked off its 1973 membership . drive with a dinner Nov. 28 at the Village Inn. * President John Long desig- nated Richard Knights of Know- lesville and David Kast of Kent as co-chairmen of this year's campaign. These two leaders have named the following captains in the 10 Mrs. Warren Of Buffalo Deceased MIDDLEPORT - Funeral ser- vices will be held today for Mrs. Florence J. Warren of Indian Church Rd., Buffalo, wife of the - late Fay Warren. She died Sun- day. .. Mrs. Warren is survived by three daughters, Mrs. George Shelly of Middleport and Mrs. Raymond Class and Mrs, La- Verne Reinbolt, both of Buffalo; - 10 grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. from the Loomis, Offers & Loo- mis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., Buffalo, with burial at Colden, N.Y. ~ towns: Charles Woodworth, Yates; John Pettit, Ridgeway; Thomas Pettit, Shelby; Charles Beach, Barre; John Long, Gaines; George Heidemann, Kendall; Franklin Broadwell, Carlton; Lewis Buell, Murray; Albert Bowman, Albion. , As guest of the evening, Rich- ard Bostdorff of Orleans County Cooperative Extension, preview ed a plan for evaluating farm labor aptitudes in the future. Mrs. Leslie (Margaret) Lamb, Farm Bureau fieldman for an eight county area, pepped up the meeting with an enthusiastic approach to membership. President Long has annunced the goal for this next year to be 321 members. Orleans has al- ready acquired its quota of 31 11:3; (new or re-instated) mem- Tlfe total membership to date, stands at 220, about 70% of the goal. - CHILD WELFARE ASSOC. Orleans County Child Welfare Association will meet Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.. Clifford Eddy in Medina. Mrs. Joe Brundage, chairman of Medina High School English Department, will give a Christ- mas reading. Double Knits Tailored Comfort _ [p22 HAGCAR slacks Double Knits Great double knit dacron polyester offers the comfort and durability plus freedom of movement. Flared with wide belt loops and permanent for immediate wear. Just wash and wear _ >: them again and again. $ fl 4°° Sizes 29 - 42 KENNEDY BROS. 422 Downtown Medina - _ Ph. 798-3110 Open Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
