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parents,^'Mr* and M rs. Jacob Burcroff of Shortsville, V ictor, N.Y.
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of Palm yra and M rs. Gary Bur- John Catchman.
on his Cook, Sunday afternoon. M r. and M rs. Clifford McDougall
Mr. and M rs. M orris Catch- gess, spent . Sunday and Monday
Miss Lyn Higsby of Macedon
Wfilard Stanley Burcroff had a s of Newark and Mr. and Mrs,' man, son Vernon of Macedon, at Malone, N.Y. and attended the was the weekend guest of Miss
Mrs; ..Sunday . Mr. and. j J r g , „,Oiney Exton and: son Jim of and daughters M rs, Joseph Suhrl'.fUneral of. My. Cn,tchrnan’s father, Denise Bush of Greig St. ....
P ort Gibson — Rev. and: M rs.
Warren G. Babcock and son David callers
of Greig St., M rs. Elm er Peck >
and Mr. and M rs. Isaac Hartsen
of Williamson and Mr, and M rs,
Clark Dingman and family of
Marion were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and M rs. Clark
Stowell of Atwater St. •
Mr. and Mrs , C , T erry Gar­
lock' of West M iller St., Newark,
called on h is sisters, Emma Gar­
lock and Lydia Overend, Sunday
afternoon.
Virginia Huntley of NewarkLyons Road was the weekend
guest of h er grandparents, M r.
and M rs. Willard Cook.
Mr. and M rs. Dwight Winters
and Mr. and M rs. C arl Calkins
of Savannah called recently on
M r, Calkins' mother, M rs, Frank
W alters and Mr. W alters,
Mrs! Pearl- Bur-m-of- the Wide
W aters called Friday "evening to
say she saw a flock of geese
going North'.
Mrs. Dennis Baker and son
Todd’ o f Church Stl, Newark,
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were Thursday evening callers
|0N PATRICK, Geneva’s strong man under the boards, ' on M iss Emma Garlock.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Burgess
leems to have Chip Bloomer w e ll guarded in-this first quar­
and M r. and M rs. Gerald Camp­
ter action shot.
bell were Friday evening dinner
guests of M r, and M rs. Wilbur
Smith of Woodside D rive, New­
ark .
Mr . and M rs. Edmund DeLooze
called .on Mr. and M rs. John
^ Blondeil of Newark Sunday after.” no.on.
Donlt forget the bake sale spon­
By MARK BELL
sored by the Senior Choir, Sat­
(High Times Sports Editor)
,
urday, March 6 , at Sibley’s .a t
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Todd Craig set a new sectional1 record in the 100-yard back- 1 0 a.m .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dangler of
troke, and three other Section V Class B marks fell a s WheatlandMli edged Newark to take firs t place in the 37th annual Class B Newark, called on M rs. Anna
afternoon and a c hamplonships; held a t Geneseo State'University la st Saturday. Kelly
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Craig’s ttme-of 1:01.1beat the ark’s
200-yard medley relay companied her to the 50th wed-.
[4 time of1 :0 1 .5 set la s t year, team
took Second place with a dln£ anniversary .celebration of
ne nob Pope, G ary Frinne-- 1 .5 4 .0 time. Craig, John Wads- M r* and M rs, Donald Cole a t the
Jock, and Jeff C arlberg also worth, Dave E arl, and F ran Guid- E ire Hall, .
ffoordST PGpG^-sfefiF-of-tliG
200-y3,^d rBlfiy— - Mr« - snd • Mrs,- Ch&rlGS-Noody
ttoenester*-fiombersy-bro:
.e 200-yard freestyle reco rd Mike Healy and L uerssen swim- to; Sunday with Mr. Noody’s s is oh the winning relay. t e r > Mrs. Dermis Russell and
1th a 1:51.8 time, three seconds ming
jtterjvan the o ld m ark.F rinneSteve Brum took two third
bandand
°f Mrs. Charles RoHand"
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Mr.
ock racked up 333,62 points places for the Reds, as he swam
attended the dedicatu)ii._of ih e
I diving to well outdo the pre- the 200-yard freestyle in 2;06.5
Phelps Clifton Springs Mldlakes
pstlng record, and his'W heat- and thg 400-yard freestyle in new Senior High School Sunday,
-Chlli teammate, Je ff C arl- 4:38,4, Mike Kenney and Steve
irgi set a 100 -yard b rea stItfd k e Neely took fifth and gixth places,
w ater St, accompanied by M r,
Icord with' a 1:05.2 tim e.
respectively, tawtlfe 400-yard and M rs. Albert Borau of Clyde
I fee Wheatland-CJiili Scots- freestyle
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e^styte*
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The Reds-captured IT of 12 sP6nt Saturday in Syracuse, with
len, *ho captured three first
Jaces in individual ra c e s and dual mepts this past season, in- Mr. .and Mrs. Harold Schumm
le relay race, bettered Newark eluding victories overRush-Heh- and family.
M rs. Henry Snyder was a SunII' 1 /2 points, by collecting rletta, Aquinas, Canandaigua,
1'2 points, with the Reds Geneva, Charlotte, Falrport,. da> dinner S«e s t of h er molher»
rnlng ",8 points. E ast Roches- Naples, Weedsport, and Upsh- M rs- < * ? « » F etzer of Phelps.
M rs- Dale Wirth attended h er
r finished third, with 34 points, Henrietta. Eleven seniors will
grandson M i t c h e l l McCue s
le failure of NeWpk to capture graduate this June from the te am , birthday
celebration Thursday
Thursday
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birthdav celebrationsectionals, which .they last
evening, Feb;- 2 5 , at the home of
In In 1964, lay ir\the fact that
Results:
h is parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Duane
Peds, competing in the 5.0
200 yard medlev rtlav—1 Wheatland- McCue of Newark.
1100-yardfreestyles, the iOO-. Chill (Ron Baden. Jeff Carlborg, Frank
Mr. and M rs. EdmundDeLooze
Forrrd Peter. Rlli) 1:50.6. 2. Newark
Jrd breastroke, and the diving
(Todd cVolrj. John Wadsworth, Dave Earl, celebrated th eir 56th wedding
Frank & (J I a a r e I I I) 1:54; 3. Haverllng
[mpetuion, could reach the fln(DaWd Van Gelter, Pat Donnelly, Mark
Perry, Mike Joyce) 1:54.?; 200ireeslya—I. anniversary Tuesday, March 2,
, thus giving the .Scotsmen a
Boh Pope (East Rochester) 1.51.8 (meet
Mr. and M rs. Donald Cole
record) - 2 Dqv© Gilbert (Gftr»eva)-2.0T.6»
jghtedge.
3 Steve Brumm (Newark) 2:06-5.200 Ir-dl- celebrated their 50th anniversary
vidua! mediev—l. Larry Ricp®!
Besides the fine showing of
broke) 2 )6 8; Z Steve MoiM. (Danville) Sunday. Their anniversary was
2 202. 3- Ken Hannan (NT^warO 2.23 7. 50
Ken Hannan managed to
freesJvlc—1 Georoe Mulligan (Whoatiand* this Wednesday^ March 3.
rwm 240. 2-Mortv Wolcott tOakUftid-AU
per the numerous Newark fans
aDama)"a-i“
uand (Wheatland,CWI)
(Wheatland.cmiu
M r, and Mrs. Harvey Bureer
ahama)
o v 'iom
\am Land
..capturing...a .victory In the
■24.3. Dlvlnp-l Gary Flnncirock IWheallana-CMii). 333-60
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r-will.
-celebrate their 60th anl;yard butterfly event. Han:T s]«w r™ r< ^
nlversary March 4.
a’s time of 1:02,3-wasTiTs
Ken Hannan (Newark)- 1.0Z.3; 2.
Farrell (Wheatland-Chill) 1:03; 3. Robert
fet of the year. The Newark
Frew (Attica) 1:03. 100 fre'iiyla—I. Pope
If you have any persona^.-,
SER) 512. 2. Mulligan (WC) i54.2; 3. Wol­
nor also took third place in
cott (OA1 .555 400treeslvie—GllOcrl (Ge- jtems, please call Emma.B.
neva) 423.5. 1 Riegel (P i 4-35. 3 Brumm
200-yard individual medley ’ INF
* 584. 100backslrdke--l. Crolg (NewGarloclk,— 334-4600 before
a tim eof2:23.7.TomLuersark) 101 1 (Sertion 5 Class B record); i .
MOUTHWASH
Mottl (DansvUle) 1:01.5; 3. Baden (WheatMonday noon.
lantf-Chiiil 103 100breast,iroka—1 Corlof Newark also took a fifth
bursriWC) 1052 (Class B Section. 5recAND
G A RG LE,
ie layer event,
• onm 1. Fred-Fudala. (Udessa-Manlevr!
Mr. and M rs. EdmundDeLooze
1 084: 3 Dave Boonholdt (Watkins“Gienl
6 oz. Reg.^85</ea.
1:09.8. 400 yard freeslyle-relay—1. Newark
he Peds also captured first
- Regular, Super,
1 4 .5 0 2 .
(Mike Guidartffli F ran k GuWareill, Mika J r . and family of F alrport called
Healey. Jom Luerssen) .3:31.8;: 2. Wheat. on .their parents on the "w ide
in tfce-JOO-yariJ freestyle
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land-CWfr iRUti -Flnneirack. Lang. Peter
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Arthur) 3:39. 3. East Rochester (Dave w aters’’ Thursday,
lay by a large m argin, a s the'y • Morablia.
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Doug Monicrieff. Doug Hall..
Eric Waller) 3.54.5..
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W i t s , Lydia O. Dverend ;
i" a time of 3:46.8. Newm -*m
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the Newark-Wayne Community'
I t w i c e A S FAST
Hospital where she had been
A S ASPIRIN
confined since Dec. 8 with a
broken hip and w rist. „
1 0 0 's
M r. and M rs, A rthur Jacobs
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spent Friday evening with their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Bade and
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WsirsH, .
pf the
"husband of Newark,
By BARRY RICE
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Miss Linda Lyon, daughter of
(High Times Sports Writer)
Mr. and M rs. Ray Lyon of Can­
pan
andaigua Sti.,;was*a'Tiatient from
,rc
1 PINT '
l>- rum
13 oz.
’be Geneva Panther^- ran up a quick lead which mey never Thursday
Thursday ■
, to'JjS^turday
tergShturday at
at the
the
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pnqutshed in beating the Newark Reds, 6 6-54 la st .
. Thompson - Memorial Hospital,
REG. $2.19
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I"'« k. The win put Geneva into^a.tie for m e league V e * ™ Canandaigua,
Canandaigua, where
where she
had oral
she had
oral
pa
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which
lost
to
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Irod up
the^ Hausman notched-a fre e throw
Mr. and M rs. Charles Rolland'
• REGULAR’
3 CUBESfever, hehind f h f • ewark before Guy Spader and Bob Woody
of Field St, called on M rs. Roi- .
1 2 FLASHES
6 .75 oz.
f ’1 ' /nch anri Tyirn5^ 00
0f w t tor rne Panthers* Newark
land’s aunt, M rs, A rthur Sm art
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R E G - $ 1 .8 0 ,lencut the Panther lead to six, of Lyoqs, Thursday, "
to5 H-:JK., with
win; 1:50
i..;u left
— tobeplayed,
- — ---- - M r. and M rs. Joseph SulHvan
^ to vdthin six, 18-12 a t 58-52,
Geneva head coach Guy Spader ,.of Clifton Springs called on their
the widened
n r s t period*
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V Panthers
their then called timeout and ordered a u n t Misg Emma ^
SHUttON OLD SPICE
his players to go into a stall. Thursday evening.
2 e a r l - li' S C O r i n g t h e ' R e d s 1 2
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Mr>
M rsf Charles'SpanLa j -j
the second quarter. Newark was fqreed to tou! to get
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M-39 lead after three per1 tie
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fourth quarter ihe Reds
uidii.atic comeback and
°st pulled out a win, Newark
e! Slx strMght points, cut* e deficit to eleven points.
St‘ ^
evenlng^ dinner
guests" "of
With could tat with only seconds Mr< and Mrs#StanleyDeNeer-rem aiaing* _
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jng ofMarion. M r. and M rs.
Wttt and Lynbh fiaceci wewark
Cook of Marion were guestslbt>.
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with 14 And 1 0 points, respect- also.
Mr. .and M rs. Richard Cook
led. the
tne balanced
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v^Iy. Woody.
Woody. led.
A n t h e r attack wi,£h
foUowed and fam ily of’Binghamton called
Panther
wi.fh 1166, follow
by Spader and Pinkai d with 15GENEVA G p T NEWARK A^
and 14.
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Hausman'
f . f1 196uvncK
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the Wayne-Finger Lakes League Sondcr
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standings,,, conyerted 1 0 of 14 M
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fre e throw attem pts while Geneva'
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