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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
1
A reader urges returning to the true spirit of Christmas over gifts. Melody Lawrence contrasts the line in the Twelve Days of Christmas with contemporary generosity, noting the abundance of gifts and pondering true meaning this season.
Rev. Paul R Price is due to return to the Dalton Methodist pulpit this Sunday at 10 45 a m with Mrs Glen Berg on organ Services follow a 9 30 a m Sunday school led by Supt James West Transportation to Messiah available at 7 p m Choirs meet this week with cherub youth and senior groups rehearsing in the sanctuary The senior choir rehearses for the Christmas Eve cantata The Presbyterian pastor preaches on David recipient of judgement and grace A church visit to the Wooster synagogue is planned Sunday afternoon and junior and adult choir rehearsals continue through the week with Bible study and communicants classes scheduled prior to Saturday basketball practice.
Dalton Bulldogs trailed 16 15 at first, fell apart in the third period allowing Triway Titans 21 points while Dalton managed 10. Oswald 14 Nussbaum 11 Danny Gonter 10 Ray Gonter 10 Huff 6 led scoring in a game in which Triway pulled ahead 51 39 after three. Dalton JV beat Titan IVs. next games vs Doylestown and Norwayne. Local notices include water superintendent clerk of the board and technical advisor applications due December 15 1964 and VFW auxiliary meeting and gift exchange. Stanwood couple Vernon and Mary Elizabeth Klett celebrated 55th anniversary with family dinner. Vernon's past wedding to Mary Elizabeth Berg noted.
Kindergarten and grades one through four present a Christmas program Friday December 11 at 12 50 in the high school auditorium. First graders perform Christmas in Toyland The Night Before Christmas and The Twelve Days Of Christmas. Third and fourth grades present a Nativity pageant. Parents and friends invited. Kindergarten to receive a surprise.
The troop held its opening this Monday collecting dues and candy money. The group taught new members the Tenderfoot requirements and plans a Court of Honor and Christmas party on Monday the 14th. They seek boys ages 10 to 15 to join.
Friday December 11 features a Christmas Assembly for grades 1 4 at 12 50 and a basketball game against Doylestown here. December 12 adds a Norwayne basketball date. December 14 9th period after school basketball practice and band. December 15 Student Council meeting Sth period and Kidron PTA basketball practice in the gym. December 16 group guidance 9th period and basketball practice. December 17 PTA and high school Christmas program by the music department with a senior class bake sale after. December 18 a Christmas program for upper elementary and a basketball game vs Smithville here.
Ralph Speck resigned from the board of public affairs citing private reasons after being named president by John Nickles and Bill Berg. Mrs Howey clarified she would not be available next year but was not resigning. New billing to start December shifts to a two month cycle with bills for November usage and later two month blocks billed to homeowners only.
The Martin-Dague United Presbyterian circle met at Mrs. Pearl Dague with 15 members and a guest. Fay Martin led a devotional from Matthews birth narrative. Doris Rudy and Alice Douglas joined in the Christmas story devotion. A volunteer program followed and Mrs. John Lower presented The Legend of the Twilight Bell. The Howey-Baker circle met at Gladys Tschantz with 18 attending. Christ's birth was told in story form and games, singing, and a gift exchange followed led by Jo Berg. The Shhisler-Wenger circle gathered at Evelyn Amstutz with Edna Oswald as associate hostess. Laura Lauder read the Luke Christmas story. Elsie Plasterer played Christmas melodies and Ruth Shisler led the meeting. Plans for next year were discussed with 14 present. Effie Eschliman celebrated her 92nd birthday on December 3.
The annual FHA Christmas party on December 8 hosted eleven girls from the Wooster Children's Home. Gifts were exchanged in groups of five, then games and candlelit refreshments followed in the home ec room and cafeteria.
John Gonter explains Ohio Industrial Arts Association view of industrial arts as a non vocational general education subject. Dalton high school offers wood metal graphics electronics drawing power, with surplus equipment and DeVry training, aiming to broaden student plans and aid career choices.
Walt Cunningham led with a 641 series including 247 216 178. Chuck Sohar posted a 221 in the 1st Ingh series while Norman Schlabach notched 576. High games over 200 included Bach 207 Schlabach 202 Weisgarber 202 McCullough 201. Culligans won with 2681 pins followed by Bergs 2670 and Kidron Body 2630.
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