The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 20

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962 THE MARION STAR, MARION', 01UO TWENTY-ONE leaves Gonter AFB, A'a. Calif, and is home fnr 14 days'! IQjJ Traffic Victim A i r-m on 1 IT rln in ViViWi nnn Iaji a I News of Servicemen in District MIDDLETOWN, Ohio AP) of Mr. and Mrs. Leo of He reports next to thase ff. TT Tl 1 i Lt.

Col. Charles Caprine of Pvt. William E. Pickett, son of a ivl rtwia, asbignea 10 ume flu oiiuun, owvine, i lur iu aircu iu umc v.mc, 1Ui lie is a iuc raiuw upaaiui ui a pciiiMiwui. case as Wednesdav niEht when1 i I tniiAnA ri-i it-.

1 1 unit I i r. 1 a i 1 I i 1 Marion, deputy commander of the Mr. and Mrs Lester R. Pickett iui a im euiucu uiijjoiis prouna electronics Otlicer lOUOW- noes aid, ne was grauu- an. iiiuuujs wi-uie-juu uauum: in ynnwood Conley, 27, Franklin i of 838 Central Dr.

Army Infantry Center Troop Command at Ft Benning, mg graduation at Keesler AFB, ated from a missile facilities aviation electronics. died of injuries he suffered last Reassignment have been given Miss. His wife, Mary, is former-'course at Sheppard AFB, Tex. has been as now Sunday. Police said Conley's car Spec.

4 Don E. McClure, son tlffee area airmen following com- Navy enlistees from ly of RD 2, Caledonia. thmirrn Tcr HI mair Ka rrr in i on( n(f TvJhi incf mit. Airman 3.C. Edward Ault, son wwi, o'ii ui aiiu i i i.J signed to the U.S.

Military Group in India. ctuviuice leave ui leuutui iiumt ifiuuiutr cutu cikjcu buou of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. training at various Clure of RD 3, Kenton, took part! bases.

They are: in the recent air defense buildup Second Lt. Gareth L. Harper, in southern Florida durine the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A.

of Lewis A. Ault of Gabon, as-1 Mrs. Kenneth E. Cook of RD 1 for the Christmas holidavs, the Idling a culvert local Navy recruiting office an- The county had 34 traffic deaths signed to Clark AFB, Philippine Cardington, has completed Navy CoL Caprino nounced. at the same date last year.

Harper of 584 Sugar assigned' Islands, as a dental specialist He i recruit training at San Diego, i C1S1S. arnvea at ing in early 1960 from Columbia Universi- Charle. Caprino 11 I 1 I I 1 I 1 mis MEm mm SAVE '40 -20- 30 to 50 OFF ty, where he completed requirements for a B.S. degree in government and public law. He is a graduate of Harding High School He entered the service in Marion in 1940.

He served in the Pacific Theater with the 77th Infantry Division in World War and in Korea he was with the 180th Infantry. From 1957 to 1959, he was special assistant to the chief of staff, Allied Forces, Southern Europe. Linda L. McQuistion, WAF air Prices Drastically Reduced To Save You Money, In Pre-Christmas Purchases BIG LIVIilG ROOM SAVINGS man -basic from McCutchenville, TAiLl CLoSEOUT! has been assigned to Westover AFB, following graduation 183. 359.

383. 258. Reg. 379. 3-Pc.

Blue Sectional Reg. 459. 3-Pc. Sage Green Sectional by Howard Reg. 499.

3-Pc. Beige Sectional by Howard Reg. 339. 3-Pc. Sectional, Beige SOLID PlAIiX 4 LOVELY from basic a i ing at Lackland AFB, Tex.

Miss Mc-Q i tion, a 1962 graduate of Mohawk High School, will be trained Reg. 339. 3-Pc. Sectional, Brown 277. YOUR CHOICE Linda McQuistion as a personnel 6 With Formica high pressure plastic fops Bright brass leg trim and drawer pulls Roomy and decorative drawers in tables Available in rich warm walnut finish ii i specialist.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. McQuistion of RD 1, McCutchenville. Two area airmen have drawn new training assignments following their graduation from basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex.

2-Pe. CORNER GROUP Choice of White. 1 CC Each sofa 6-ft. long, converts to 2 beds. Both Reg.

I WWi Reg. 279. 2-Pc. Living Room, Beige 133, Reg. 299.

2-Pc. Living Room, Oatmeal 155. Reg. 279. 2-Pc.

Living Room, Fawn 177. Reg. 279. 2-Pc. Living Room, Coral 155.

Reg. 79.95 SOFA BED CC Choice of 2 colors. A 1 i- OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY TILL 9 1 V'-t' 13 COCKTAIL tops are If 11 at, stain I ora acid IB IS' resistant. IB i ff- Ii STEP TABLE SAVE ON THESE BEDROOM BUYS 77. Larry DeHaven Arthur Plantz Jr.

They are: Larry L. DeHaven, son of Mr. end Mrs. Clair L. DeHaven of S27 Nye reassigned to Greenville AFB, as fire protection specialist.

Arthur L. Plantz son of 37. 27.: 197.ii 9 Drawer Triple Dresser, Walnut 4 Drawer Matching Chest, Walnut Twin Size Bookcase Bed, Walnut Reg. 319. 3-Pc.

Bedrccrn, Grey, Gold Reg. 269. 3-Pc. Triple Dress Bedroom, Grey Reg. 449.

3-Pc. Walnut by Kent. Coffee Reg. 239. 3-Pc.

Triple Dresser, Walnut 188. 299. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.

Plantz of RD 2, Prospect, reassigned to Chanute AFB, 111., as missile mechanic, Pfc. Frederick Baker, son of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew J. Baker of 665 Fountain is taking part in exercise Sabre Knot with oth 183. 2 only LANE CEDAR CHESTS Choice of 2 Finishes OO 3-PC.

BEDROOM SUITE Double Dresser Chest OO Bookcase Bed VV Famous Lane Quality I -V; er memDers of the 48th Infantry in Germany. The week-long field training maneuver, designed to test winter combat readiness, in- Twin Size Poster Beds 1i 4 Drawer Grey Chest, 1 Only 11. 30" Bunk Bed Complete Mattress, Springs Combo. 57. Twin Size Headboards 2.

Frederick Baker ff If BOOMERANG TABLE 57x22x1 jQQ ONLY fcU it XMAS LP RECORD TABLE LAMPS Vinyl Floor Cover COCKTAIL 00 3 99c With 26 Christmas Cards Closeout Values to 14.95. 77c 9 or 12 ft. Ornamental Bottles NYLON CARPET 4-Pc. Hostess Tray IG SA1 177 volves about 30,000 soldiers. Baker is a machine gunner in an in-1 fantry outfit at Worms.

He at-; tended Ridgedale High School. First Lt. Paul Ruehrmund of Marion was graduated Dec. 14 from the Air Force's Squadron Officer School at the Air University, Maxwell AFB, Ala. Lt.

Ruehrmund, whose wife is the former Margaret E. Vermillion of Marengo, is being reassigned to L. G. Hanscom Field; Mass. He is the son of Mrs.

Stella E. Ruehrmund of RD 6 Marion, and is a Cardington High School graduate. -j CO 2' Imported Choice of Color 4 Trays with Server Foam back sq. yd. PHILCO STEREO, AMFM RADIO Styled in beautiful walnut solid and veneer 4-speed player with wide range cabinet, Dexter Wringer Washer Famous Dexter Quality, made by Philco, full 9-lb.

capacity. MOTOROLA TV, STEREO. AMFM RADIO A complete Home Entertainment Center with 4-speed player, 23" TV and FM-AMC radio featuring FM stereo multi-plex. I YEAR PARTS WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS ASSORTED GIFTS Big selection of ash 4 00 trays, canister set, ash I tray set, stereo-Xmas record and XMas card pak, decorator bottles, floral bowl set, ornamental pottery. 1 only.

FM AM radio. SO M79 30" Sunray Gas Range Four burner top with handy griddle top which converts to 5th burner. Burners and oven bottom guaranteed for life of range. 133 Plated Flatware Service For 8 Transistor REG. 1S9 MOTOROLA STEREO MOTOROLA STEREO WITH AMFM RADIO Long modern cabinet design.

4-speedrt player, 3 output amplifiers, 50 watts out-T put, 5 speakers. Mahogany only. Radio Capt. Donald Tanner of Carey is being reassigned to Ramstein AFB, Germany, following graduation from a course for F100 Super Sabre pilots at Luke AFB, Ariz. He is now qualified as "combat ready" in the supersonic jet fighter Airman S.C.

James Roush of ir 6 transistor radio, case, ear phones, battery. Full "wide range" stereo player, 3-channel speoker system. 4 speed Walnut only SEWING MACHINE 7 Pc. Stainless Knife Set s2 Wood handle, stainless steel blade includes 5 knives, cleaver and 2 tine Fork. You'd expect to pay $5.95 for this.

$095 MOTOROLA STEREO, DELUXE With AMFM RADIO Cardington has been assigned to Universal portable I O00 PHILCO PORTABLE STEREO 48" sewing machine. 25 Year Guarantee. Heavy quality 42-pc. conv plete service for 8-5 pc. setting with 2 extra pieces.

Designed cabinet in modern walnut. Com-M plete with multi-plex FM radio and AMT Also available without radio $199. 4-speed changer with detachable speakers. 10 ft. of cord.

Tan vinelle cabinet. 1 only. Lockbourne AFB, Ohio, rrom Sheppard AFB, Tex. He is a specialist in operating punched card data processing machines. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Roush. Richard A. Berry of Martcl has LOOK FOR THE SALE TAGS SAVE NOW ALL REMAINING CHAIRS 1ABLE GROUP of 3 Solid top end table nOOO group with high pres- 00 sure plastic finish.

Walnut, Oak or Mahogany. HAND SWEEPER Famous "Wagner" "TOO hand sweeper with easy I glamour upholstering brush and shampoo. 9x12 RUGS Wide selection 9x12 I A00 rugs. Values to 69.95, 40 combination of wools and nylons. been promoted to Army staff ser- geant serving with the Logistics, Division of Allied Forces South-' Europe in Naples, Italy.

Sgt. Berry received his certificate of promotion from Brig. Gen. Philip W. John, U.S.

Marines. He and his wife, the former Wilma Walkins of Nevada, live in Naples with their children, Richard, 13, and Roger, 10. Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Berry are the sergeant's parents. Marine Cpl. Byrce Kalcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N.

Kat-er of RD 1, Richwood, has completed the corps' institute course while serving at the Marine Barracks, Bermuda. 70 TO i FOR THE ORANGE SALE TAGS Three area Marines were recently with Marine units on Guantanamo Bay Naval Base during the Cuban buildup. They are Pfc. Lowell F. Eusey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rolland Eusey, ti. rnlhu snn nf Thom- bs Colby, both of Galion; and i i.