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THE CINCINNATI January 2, 1982 C-7 Li Ljo few CBxttLtB a UIJGDG GilaDf ''7 A Celebration of Mediocrity For reservations, phone 541-7825 and ask for Beverly. ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT The cost for the evening is $10.95, or just $6.95 if you are a member of the Chopped Liver and Wine Society. At 7 p.m. a hot buffet featuring standing round of beef will be presented. There will be entertainment and more, too! COUPON UP TO VALUE At 6 p.m.

the party begins with a beer and bologna tasting. The society felt this was a better substitute for the occasion than chopped liver and wine. And to commemorate one of Millard's distinctions, a bathtub will be filled with beer. NIKW CHINESE RESTAURANT Szechwan Cantonese Cuisine INN dent when the Capitol building in Washington was partially destroyed by fire on Christmas Eve, 1851. What does any of this have to do with restaurants? Every year a small group called the Chopped Liver and Wine Society holds their annual celebration of Millard Fillmore their designated patron of mediocrityat Shuller's Wigwam.

The first thing that should be pointed out is you need not be a member of this illustrious society. In fact you may join the evening fun even if you are not mediocre. January 7 is not a national holiday. In fact, it's probably about the date many people begin receiving bills for the holiday gifts they wish they had not charged. But January 7 does have a distinction it's Millard Fillmore's birthday.

Now Millard Fillmore is not one of our better known presidents. In fact, his distinctions while president are more of a trivial nature than historical nature. He holds the superstitious distinction of being the 13th president; he holds the distinction of introducing the first bathtub in the White House; he holds the distinction of being presi Cordially invito you and your gut to tnjoy on complimentary DINNER wtwn tocond DINNER of equal or arMtor value it purchased. (Family dinner, drinlrt, toupt. oppetiieri eicluded.

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They are the only ones who can reach the par 5s. They're the only ones with the strength to get it out of the rough. "BUT I'M not out of it. I can come back. And I'll tell you this.

I'm putting the eyes out of it. I didn't make anything today, but I'm putting the ball well and that's the only way Gary and I would have a chance." Player, the only other participant in the invitational field, trailed the pack at 147 after an erratic 77. 1 "It was just one of those days," shrugged the little man who has won nine major championships and serves as the host to this, the first $1 million tournament in the history of golf. "I Just played terribly." He takes some consolation, however, in the fact that the last-place finisher will collect $100,000, matching the biggest prize offered on the American tour. Ballesteros, the first-round leader, used his remarkable length off the tee to great advantage.

He used the driver only twice in the round, and missed the fairway both times. For the rest of the day, he went to the 3-wood, and had enough length to stay up with the rest of the field. HE PLAYED the par 5s three-under par but really made his round with a 31 over the back nine. SUN CITY, Bophuthatswana (AP) Lee Trevino took a quick glance at the front-running figure of Seve Ballesteros and recalled an old warning about what might happen in the $1 million Sun City Qolf Challenge. "I told you I was afraid of this, afraid somebody was going to get out in front and run away.

And he's the guy to do it," Trevino said after Ballesteros' long tee shots had helped him to a four-under-par 68 and a three-stroke lead Friday in the richest tournament in the history of golf. I "Seve is going to be a hard man to beat, a hard man to catch," Trevino said after the 24-year-old Spaniard Lad reached the halfway point of the tournament at seven-under par. With two rounds to go in the chase for a $500,000 first prize more money than Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson won in their combined careers only Jack Nick-laus and Johnny Miller appeared to have a shot at Ballesteros. THEY WERE tied for second at 140, four-under par on the layout Gary Player designed iri the crater of an extinct volcano and adjacent to this sprawling, $100 million dollar resort complex, that rises from the grassland and' Bush of southern Africa. Nicklaus had to rally for a second-round 70 in the sweltering heat, and Miller had a 68.

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