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Business Service 1 BlACKT‘OP DRIVEWAYS fNSTALlED; Patched and Sealed. ROATH PAVING Ph: 434-1327. 29° Atl MAKES SEWING MACHINES RE. PAIRED, ADJUSTED. - Free estimates, pick up and delivery, Four Seasons Fabrics, Main Street, Medina. Phone 798-4760. 21°f ALL MAKES VACUUM CLEANERS RE. PAIRED. free estimates, pickup and delivery. Four Seasons Fabrics, Main Street, Medina, Phone 798-4760 Hif CALL SCHOENBERG PHOTOGRAPHY for passport and chauffeurs pictures. (24- 48 Hr. service} 798-0879. LINOLEUM AND TILE FLOORS installed and repaired. Phone 798-3853. 20131 General - 7 HUGE ASSORTMENT of EASTER CARDS and GOODIES! Novelties; Filled Bas- kets; Stuffed Toys; Full line of Easter Candy, at MURPHY'S. 2131 WiLL BE BAKING EASTER COFFEE CAKES. Drop or mail your order to Mrs. Rose Morgott, 596 East Ave. Box in enclosed porch tor order. _ 21124xx Wanted 8 BABYSITTER WANTED - To live in, Knowlesville, As soon as possible. Both porents work 3rd shift. Hours 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. Call 798-3867 any- time. 122 WANTED - Buildifig to tear down for lumber. Phone 765-9386. 21127 For Sale 9 CORRUGATED METAL CULVE®T PIPE. New and used at our yard at W. Lee Rd. KEELER CONSTRUCTION co., - 20Hf INC., Albion. Ph: 589-4481. - For Sale 9 FOR SALE - Baby walker, new at Christmas time. $5.00. 798-4487. 21131 xx FOR SALE - 20% off on all snow- mobile suits and boots in stock. C & H COLLISION, S. Main St., Medina. 28H#f Furniture ‘ 1 0 FURNITURE REPAIRS - Fumiture up- holstered, springs retied. Also do: all antique work. Leo Bloom, Ramshaw Rd., Lyndonville. Phone 765-2324. . 22 se M’rcyclves, Bicykcliésv 1 BB ‘ BMW MOTOR CYCLES SALES & SERV- | ICE - \72's on display-DICKINSON'S EQUIPMENT, Middleport at Johnson Creek on US104. T51f Real Estate for sale 20 FOR SALE - 8-room, 2-story house. Large basement and attic, steam, gar- age. 1215 W.Ave., Medina. Reasonable _ Owner will help finance. Phone owner collect 516-223-9447. 1 sof FOR SALE -- 2 bedroom house, panel- ed kitchen, new siding, 2-story with oil heat. 11329 Slade Rd., for appoint- ment call 589-5623 or 589-9544. Tiff 4 - 5 BEDROOM HOME-2 baths, wall- to - wall carpeting, fireplace. Under $15,000. TORMEY REAL ESTATE, 798- 2628. _ 20124 Livestock and Pets 24 LOVABLE - AKC Registered male bas- sett hound, 112 yrs. old. $50 or best offer. Bischoff 798-0412. for Your Classifieds Phone 798-1400 BUSINESS DIRECTORY INVESTMENT SECURITIES . S. C. PARKER & CO., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds Corporate Pension and Profit Sharing Plans Self Employed \Keogh\ Plans « L. Mark Huntington 311 Bewley Bldg. Lockport, N.Y. Ph. 434-6101 Jack Zimmerman 308 W. Center Street Medina, N.Y. Ph. 798-0163 Medina Plumbing & Heating .. 11075 W. Center St. Ext. Ph. 798-4757 Vince & Jeanette Biaselli © Westinghouse @ Kitchenaid Plumbing © Yorktown Kitchens ., - New or-Old Work - Electric:Sewer Cleaning, © Magic Chef © Motorola Gas and Oil Hydronic Heating Systems Furnaces - Water Heaters - Fixtures Visit Our Showroom Plenty of Parking Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. - Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. E. R. SCHARPING REALTY One of Orleans County's largest Coverage from.Lockport to Rochesfer, Wanted to Sell in the Medingo, Middleport, Lyndonville and Albion Areas * Homes ® Forms ® Aportment Houses @ Businesses, ® Factories and Open land - - - Nothing Too Large or Small | Free Information - Free Appraisals with Listing Call Now Medina. Albion Bob Leigh, 798-1780 Ted Scharping, 589-5454 TORMEY REAL ESTATE DOROTHEA D. TORMEY, Realtor Phone 798-2628 Appraisal on Request - - Specializing in Home Sales Schoenberg 2 \ a x3 Holbrooks of Hedley - Wall to Wall Carpeting * Kode! * Nylon ® Acrilon * Polyester ® Antron $4.95 to $15.00 per yd. Decorator Assistance Professional Installation - 798-1938 10:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Earl & Olive Holbrook 133 Hedley Street JAMES ENDERBY Slade Road, Medina, N. Y. Ph. Medina 798-1395 | | Electrical Contractor Residential - Industrial Commercial Free Estimates Electric Heat for Your New or Present Home MR. PIZZA Pizza - Subs Take out or eat here Ph: 798-2245 . Edgewood Inn Bates Rd. & Rte. 31 (Front entrance for Pizzeria) ''LET Us Do Your WEDDING! zip Photography Patty & Jeff Schoenberg 798-0879 Bill Steiner Commercial - Residential Painting © Brush @ Roller © Airless Spray Free Estimates- Phone 798-0062 GENE COLLETTE \Insurance of all Kinds\ © Immediate FS-1's © Auto Financing © Mutual Funds Ph. 798.4124 Agent - Allstate Ins. Co. Home Office - Northbrook, i!!. FLOODED OR WET BASEMENT? Flooded or wet basements made dry. Cracked or bowed cellar wall Steel posts replaced; Sump pump-drain tiles installed. ._ Serving the Public for 20 years CALL COLLECT 1-688-6111 DONALD YORK, INC. repaired. 21923 ° Help Wanted 34 WANTED - Experienced secretary with some knowledge of bookkeeping. Be- gin work on April 3. Interview requir- ed, will take applications through March 28. Contact Peoples Opportun- ity Inc., Fruit St., Albion, 589-9591. 17123 IMMEDIATE OPENING for Field Aid with Family Planning. A car is a nec- ' essity. Contact Orleans Family Plan- ning Services, 29 East Bank St., Albion or call Mrs. Marvin at 589-5682. 21127 Men With General Machine Shop Experience E&M ENTERPRISES Div. Borden 56. Kelly Ave., Middleport We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer Help wanted-male 35 HELP WANTED - Part-time for after- noons and some evenings. Must have automotive experience and driver's li- cense. Apply in person, Medina Tire Sales, West Ave, and North Ave. 21122 Help Want'd-female 36 OFFICE OPENING - Have immediate opening in general office work, plus special in-plant training induties. proof read- ing, other newspaper Regular hours, five daysa week. Applicant should be familiar with telephone re- ception, typing. Call Medina Journal- Register 798-1400 to arrange interview. AVON CALLING YOU - For an excel- lent earning opportunity in your own neighborhood, High earnings, many new friends and pleasures. Call now: 765-2424 after 6or p.m. write: Mrs. N. Kenyon, 10292 Roosevelt Highway, Lyndonville. - 20122 Apartment for Rent 40 APPLICATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN for one and two bedroom apartments. 798-4600. liff FOR RENT - One and Two bedroom apartments in Lyndonville. Phone 798- 1093 or 735-3732. - 151f Instruction 43 ORGAN, PIANO LESSONS - Children, adults, beginners. Virginia Bishop, 798- 1969. ; _... gif Legal Notice NOTICE New York State Electric & Gas Corporation has filed to be- come effective April 5, 1972, sub- ject to acceptance by the Pub- lic Service Commission, a revi- sion to its General Information Schedule P.S.C. No. 30-Gas, ap- plicable throughout the territory served by the Company. A new Paragraph D entitled \Standby Service Prohibited\ has been added under Section 10 \Restrictions and Limitations of Gas Service.\ This new para- graph provides that: \As of the effective date BUSINESS DIRECTORY GU'II'GAN FUNNY BUSINESS E Bur uopge Ab sids 400 A CAN BUY ONE OF MHESE! MOUSIHEQ ._DD 400 WANT A SEERING WWeeL Z.. MARCH 23 - Stationmasters Luncheon at the old railroad depot sponsored by the Stationmasters. MARCH 23. 24, 25 - Rummage Sale, next to B-Kwik Laundry, benefit of Zeta-Mu. MARCH 25-HAM PARTY at Ridgeway Fire House, spon- sored by Ridgeway Vol. Fire Co. MARCH 29 - Pop talent show at Roy-Hart Auditorium. APRIL 7 - Annual \Traut Wein\ Fish Fry at Masonic Temple, sponsored by Medina Lodge #336 F. & A. M. APRIL 14 - Monte Carlo Nite at Masonic Temple, spon- sored by Medina Lodge #336 F. & A. M. APRIL 21-22 - Fiddler on the Roof, held at Royalton- Hartland Central School Auditorium, sponsored by Rotary Club of Middleport. WOMEN'S COMMUNITY MERCHANTS LEAGUE Mar. 17 W L Walt's Garage 73 - 31 Lynch Produce 664% 37% Grimes Arco 65 39 Houseman Fun'l H. - 65 39 Pepsi 63 41 Sharon Marie Gifts 51 - 53 Mike's Arco 59%» Medina Snowmobile Cl. 42 - 62 Angelo A. Ricci Ins. 38 66 Cook's Wholesale 12 92 _ High ind. game and series: Barbara Gursslin, 192-516; High team game and series: Walt's Garage, 736-2146. Frances Hawkins of the Pepsi team bowled a 110 Triplicate. Splits converted: Linda Watts 4-7-9 & 3-10, Helene Papp 4-5-7, Donna McCowan, Barbara Gurs- ,oa Legal Notice ~ 45 hereof, the Corporation will not provide new gas service where gas is to be used, for breakdown, auxiliary or stand- by service.\ For full details of this revision, reference may be made to the complete tariff schedule on file at any of the Corporation's of- fices. NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION M10,14,21,28 -<iiim CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank my doctor, the nurses and aides on the first floor for the care | received while I was a patient in Medina Memorial Hospital. Also Pastor Cobb and Pastor Smith for calls and prayers, friends and relatives for prayers, flowers, cards, gifts and visits. God bless you all. Albert Boyce 21 (ar e CALL BRUNDAGE HARDWARE 437 MAIN ST. & PH. 798-3850 | - For All Water Conditioning Needs MEDINA, N.Y. Bramer Electric, Inc. 798-0800 _ Antenna Specialists Pe rfe ct with the NEW ANTENNA'S Color vEcron REPAIRED fIrkcr'rtrfenna and ' INSTALLED 135 E. Center St. Channel Master TV & Appliance Specialists Antenna Systems For Multiple Outlets Frigidaire - GE - Zenith - Gibson Tappan - Hoover - Amana - Sony Medina, N.Y. REAL ESTATE BROKER & APPR. We ALBION MEDINA . | tes-0303 ., 589-5700 NE Need Your Property! u \ HAVE PAINT - WILL TRAVEL! A Top Gun at Painting! FULLER'S PAINTING RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL | 798-3250 Jay D. Fuller Free Estimates 920 Orient St. ON THE ALLEYS slin 5-10, Nancy Vanille, Diane Pegelow 3-10. There were 3 series of 500: Carolyn Polick 509, Joanne Bra- cey 506 and Barb Gursslin with the high of 516. MEN'S COMMUNITY LEAGUE Mar. 8 W OL Wildwood Lake 7D 37 Botsford & Hartway - 68 4 Silver Dollar 66% 45% Apple Grove Inn MAY 47%\ Bill's Gulf BM - 48 Heartland House 51 - 61 Reese's Take-out 45 67 Woodland Trails 14 98 High ind. game: Harry Goul- den, 208; High ind. series: Al Davis, 535; High team game and series: Botsford & Hartway, 849- 2442. 7 Split converted: Bob Molnar 4-7-9. * MIXED COUPLES LEAGUE Mar. 19 W L Misfits 76 36 e 66. 6 Footnotes ... 68 48% Stooges 59 53 Four Roses 5642 55% Hot Shots 55 57 Spoilers M - 58 Go Getters 54 - 58 Scerewballs 50 62 Hawks 50 - 62 Fire Flys 47 65 Spark Plugs 43 69 High ind. game: Theda Rosen- beck, 221, Joe Czaja, 202; High ind. series: Theda Rosenbeck, 584, Izzy Bloom, 560; High team game and series: Misfits, 685- 1991. Splits converted: Kathy Hughes 5-7, Jim Jahnke 3-7, Bud Howe 5-10, George Allen Sr. 2-7, Sylvia Allen 3-10. RANALLO'S MIXED COUPLES LEAGUE Mar. 19 OddBalls 4-H's € q 7 $ & w- Equine Items ACROSS MEDINA POLICE Appearing before Judge Bernard Hart following their arrest last week were the following defendants: Larry L. Drennen, 24, of Hellert Rd. arrested March 15 for uninsured motor vehicle and unregistéred motor vehicle. Appeared March 18 and was fined $100 on each charge. Arthur Fuller, 49, of Sanderson Rd., arrested March 17 for public intoxication. Failed to appear March 18 and forfeited $25 bail. Raymond M. Grills, 34, 150 Alden Rd., Rochester, arrested March 17 for public intoxication. Was to appear March 18, but forfeited $25 bail. Cases pending to appear March 25 before Judge Hart: Francis T. Dinino, 45, R.D. 2 Ridge Road, arrested March 15 for speeding. Joseph Fidanza, 18, of 504 North Academy St., arrested March 18 for disorderly conduct. Arthur A. Kozubal, 29, of 112 E. Center St., arrested March 18 for public intoxication. Melvin W. Scroger, 16, of 1875 Lewiston Rd., Basom, arrested - March 19 for speeding. Lawrence R. Andrews, 26, of 1603 Carmen Rd., Barker, arrested March 19 for speeding and passing a steady red light. Raymond Stanley, 18, of West Lee Rd., Albion, arrested March 18 for disorderly conduct. To appear March 20, before Judge Howell: David P. Winden, 24, of 273 Washburn St., Lock- - port, who was arrested March 17 for speeding. Niagara County Libraries Get Aid To Train Cadets NIAGARA FALLS - Nioga Li- brary System received recently a grant of $6,140 from the Niag- ara Educational Foundation as announced by C. Arnold Dutton, vice-chairman of the foundation and member of the Niagara Falls Public Library board of trustees. The grant will be used for a library cadet training program to run eight weeks during July and August. Six cadet trainees, all resi- dents of Niagara County, will be selected from college - juniors and seniors to work in member public libraries in Niagara Coun- ty. They will be given an op- portunity to participate in a number of appropriate library programs and services. ON THE ALLEYS 4 YoYo's 52% 51% New Pols 52 52 M.D.'s 51V 52% Scavengers 49%, 54% UnderDogs 43% 60% Bottoms Up 43 61 High ind. game: Larry Bilicki, 227, Barb Ranallo, 184; High ind. series: Pepper Santillo, 599, Barb Ranallo, 536; High team game and series: OddBalls, 685 1969. Splits converted: Barb Ranallo 5-7, Nadine Santillo 45-7, Len Pawlaczyk 4-9, 4-5. Answer to Previous Puzzle O|lEifsIAl HO!!) IDIEl/AIN EIEEIDl IQIRQ IAIRGIO! C ! MICS LLLiL) 37 M vic Geo ters 1 Younghorse - pocty _ ~~ l oung hors : . [CiB Ese TRioGEN Tio 5 Female horse 30 Footed vase fool P 9 Shakespear- 40 Impression- [( eens ean heroine istic painter (BING |A} 11 Brazilian 43 Lair . mm \(EVN - (2! -an worse fa = Youn 46 CFS (OGI AIE 13 gggafiom feed 14 Diag 47 Concerning noes capital of (2_W,°1'd5) horse Mongolia 48 Girl's NaMe | / Ty\ novelist 15 Chemical 50 Climbing 8 A eeled. 34 Invisible suffixes palms te away emanations 16 East (Fr.) 52 Applause 9 Little horses ___ (var.) 18 Wait 53 Make angry 10 Verdi opera 35 Small, half- 19 1,049 (Roman) 54 Greek | 12 Districts wild horse 20 Liberates mountain 13 Device for 36 Smithy items 22 Beverage 55 Smudge producing __ 38 Individuals 23 Martinique DOWN light ___ 41 Wounds with volcano 17 Examinations horns 95 Spirited 1 Malayan . 20 Was afraid of 42 \Bells for ~ horses dagger (var.) 21 Bodies politic » 27 Drugstore 2 Siouan Indian 24 Bluepencil 45 Japanese orders (var.) |__|__ 26 Elbe tributary outcasts (var.) 29 Children's 3 Kind of ship - 28 Jewish feast - 47 Italic (ab.) game 4 Cup (Fr.) day 49 Indonesian of 30 Choler 5 Shakespear- 32 Small, Mindanao 31 Stairs ean queen ambling horse 51 Three (comb. 34 Subsided 6 Graceful ©33 English form} n Po 3 [4 6 [7 (8 9 Ao 11 13 14 5 17 9 1 23 (GJ 27 31 34 (35 [36 37 39 141 - 48 50 1 52 53 54 | 7 1 _ 13 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) | MEDINA JOURNAL-REGISTER 7 TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1972: HOLLYWOOD (UPD-\Play- house 90\ was all right. So were \Omnibus\ and \Studio One.\ And \All in the Family\ is fine too. But if you were to pin me down as to my favorite television series of them all, I would have to confess, with no shame whatever, that it © is appearances® each year of UCLA basketball teams on the home tube. | Win or lose-and they usually win-they are, to me, an unqualified pleasure to behold, a triumph of discipline and grace in an undisciplined and generally graceless era. They have become a symbol of the value of fundamentals as they cut down, again and again, flashy, hotdog \do-your-own- thing\ teams and hotshot \do- your-own-thing'\' players. Occa- — - Transfers in Real Estate ALBION - The following property transfers have been recorded in the office of. County Clerk Francis Rumble: James G. and Beverly J. Moore to Lorne C., and Frances Klotzbach in Albion. ' Trustees of the Property of the Penn Central Transportation Company, debtor to N. A. Cary Ltd., in Murray-Fancher. Minerva A. Hattinger by devisees to Don Hattinger and Marie E. Hattinger in Cariton. William J. Ulrich to Sandra Jost in Clarendon. |_ Richard and Carol A. Mac- Donald to James F. Kubik in Kendall. | | . Alphonse and Ruth Blosenhauer to Howard E. Bowen in Murray. ‘ John L. Hann to Kenneth L. Neal in Lyndonville. Madeline C. Kuhmann to Klemens Leskoviecs in Gaines. John E. Staples to John E. and Annette G. Staples in Kendall. Matthew McCauley Jr., and Robert McCauley, individually and as legatees and devisees of Gladys McCauley, deceased to Albert and Lena Boyce in Medina. , ' Edna B. Newell Butts to Marine Midland Bank - Western in Medina. Roy and Lucille Grimm to - Helen M. Roche in Cariton. Kenneth C., and Betty J. Williams to Douglas M. Goetze in Cariton. Mary H. Waters to Barbara A. Fernandez in Albion. Peter and Irene Mandity to Paula Cucchiara in Barre. Harry and Mary Jane Parker to Charles J. McClure in Barre. John W. and Shirley Helfer to Shirley Helfer in Carlton. Grant W., and Veleta G. Mosher to Edward G. Jr. and Kathleen M. Kuhn in Clarendon. Grant W. and Veleta G. Mosher to Charles and Carol Buzard in Clarendon. , George W., and Clara J. Bornheimer to Murrel K., and Carolyn Murphy in Yates. Samuel M. Buckner to August Buckner in Gaines. Donald N. and Catherine M. Grasso to Currie and Alicia Lucas in Medina. . Artamesia A., Traver and Haworth R. Traver to Artamesia A. Traver in Albion. Vernon and Rita Rich to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. in Shelby. - Chester M. Zelazny to Niagara . Mohawk Power Corp. in Shelby. EASEMENT White Brothers Rose Corp. to Robert F., Balcerzak and Bar- bara B. Waters in Shelby. - OPPORTUNITY TEMPORARY WORK IN | © ROUTE-PLANNING Hourly wage plus mileage. Can be done evenings, week ends, or on day-time basis. - CONTACT JOURNAL-REGISTER ' 798-1400 | - TELEVISION --IN REVIEW By RICK DUV BROW United Press International I sionally a gr-éat star like Notre Dame's Austin Carr will beat them-he did it last season on national television-but many name players, Pete Maravich for instance, have become almost anonymous figures in a UCLA game.‘ In a relatively few years, basketball téams from UCLA have become a legend in athletics, one of the great sports dynasties of all time. Ranking with the Boston Celtics and New York Yankees in their incredible domination of their competition. As a fillip, their coach, a saintly sort of fellow named John Wooden, has become symbolic of how to win and lose graciously. Exposure on television has helped further these reputations. »UCLA has scored a kind of video grand slam. Its teams are on the tube three different ways each season now: Some games are syndicated coast-to- coast. Then there is the annual NCAA - championship - tour- nament, where UCLA defends its title on network television this week. NBC carries the semifinals and finals Thursday and Saturday from Los An- geles, with Louisville, North Carolina and Florida State the other teams in the playoffs. One of Wooden's former assistants coaches Louisville. The third, and best, way to see UCLA basketball each year on video is to move to Los Angeles. For here we have a rather - remarkable bit - of coverage of a team that has developed countless - absurdly devout fans such as yours truly. A local channel, KTLA, televi- ses every single regular-season UCLA game. Sometimes we get road games, even an occasional home contest, broadcast live. In addition, taped replays of all the home games are shown the same night that they have been played, starting around 11 or 11:30 p.m., after a little warmup show with Wooden. -I don't know whether UCLA's Bruins will win the champion- ship again this week,. Anything. . can happen ina single game.~- But as a year-in, year-out video attraction, they have been amazingly entertaining for a sports buff. Few television series have maintained such consistency. . - Aluminum | Sheets . (Used press plates, inked on one side, clear on the other) 22\x 35\ Suitable for siding, - insulation, trailer skirting roofing, - signs, etc. 25° each | - 5 for Plus Sales Tax JOURNAL | REGISTER 409~- 13 Main St.
