Queen City Mail from Spearfish, South Dakota • Page 2

TWt QUEEN ClTV MAIL Three Home Games Slated After Successful Road Tour by Cvtlyn Hainbaugh a 5v40' 96-83 win over Dickinson State College. This was followed by a 77-73 win over Jamestown College and an 82-76 victory over Mary College of Bismarck. Top scorer for the Jackets in each of (Jtorrn CStty Bull TM MAIN STRICT Established 1(89 PubPshod every Thursday at Spearfish, S. Dak. 577J3 Socond ctaH postsga paid al Spearfish, S.

Dak. 37783 Subscription rata $5 par yaar in Lawrence County, South Dakota and Crook County, Wyoming; $6 por yaar aisowhoro Payable in advanca. Mika Hainbaugh, Publisher Everyn Hainbaugh, Editor Tha Quaan City Mail it official newspaper of Lawrence County and tha City of Spaarfith and Is a iagal newspaper for publication of all Waal notices. Mombar of National Editorial Association, South Dakota 'raw Association and Slack Hill Prat Association the four games of the season wasi 6'7" Mike Wells of Lead who is averaging 21. 5 points per game.

Others who made good contributions in the point division on the road trip were Brad Schlepp, I Bowdle; Wayne Brittenham. Rap-; id Citv; Kim Templeton, and Tom Williams. Casper, Wyo. Cook said the three victories "were just what we had to have to get off the ground this year." He praised the 11 men who made the road Uip and noted that top rebounding was provided by-Wells, Schlepp, Bnttenham and Williams. "They are developing into a team," he said.

His strong bench permitted him to substitute freely with each of the 11 men playing in all three road-trip games. Men making the trip, in addition to those already listed, were Kris LeDuc. Greybull. Bob Templeton. Miller; Tim Gus-so, Florence; Merle Barker.

Belle Fourche, and Doug Pederson, Canton. NOT SHAME, SHAME Daily Balls Fourcht Post It's an easy 1 0 or IS minute drive to the south. It offers a variety of opportunities that won't be found in Belle Fourche, and it's as much yours as anyone's. We're talking about Black Hills State College and the many services it provides for the citizens of the area beyond the point of academic training No if you think we're going to say "shame shame, you are not taking advantage of this opportunity" you're going to be disappointed. What we want to say is: "Congratulations, you are taking advantage of the opportunities, if Thursday night was any indication The play "Night Watch" was presented at the student union of BHSC Thursday nighl by the theatre arts department.

It was opening night for the three-day performance. It wasn a capacity crowd but the place was almost full. We were fascinated by the fact that 30 to 40 of the audience was from Belle Fourche Those were the people we knew. There may have been others we did not recognize, but even 20 would have been impressive from our point of view. It was an indication that the people of this community are aware of the presence of Black Hills State College and the bonus it can provide for everyday living What's more we think those people who made the trip to Spear-fish felt the evening was well worth the trip.

For us, it was our first experience with theatre in the round. We have always felt that putting the actors literally in the middle of the audience would detract from the illusion. We found, however, that it heightened the illusion. It almost made you feel as if you were sitting in the living room with the actors, a part of the performance. It happens that Night Watch is a mystery and lends itself easily to the "in the room with the actors" feeling And if you're interested in the mechanics of the story, the ending is a real bomb and the performances are effective FLYING Guest Ranch New Year's Eve Party and Dance SUNDAY, DEC.

31, 1972 featuring Wyoming Playboys Limited Ticket Salaa ISO Tickets for Two available at $35.00 per coupla. Entitle You to Smorgasbord, starting at 6:30 p.m. Fifth of Liquor of Your Choice lea and Setuo arc covered with snowmobiles, are you questioning some of the rules and regulations governing their operation' Write a column about that, you'll get answers. If you really detest snowmobiles write a real nasty column and tell 'em exactly how you feel. Don't forget to tell 'em "in no un certain wurds so you can have the satisfaction of saying to your, self, "I sure told them a thing or two." What's wrong with writing a column entitled "Over the Cof fee Cup" or "Down the Hatch' or Mumblings at Midnight' Think about these titles long enough and you should be able to come up with a batch of material.

Take for instance "Over the Cof fee Cup "Did you know? your column could begin, or "Do you know what I heard'" or "This isn't for publication, but Take for instance "Down the Hatch Start you column with 'You know what my old lady told me last night ur try, -wania hear a knI but don't tell who told you'" Try this one, "Whv did they separate'" "No body seems to know "Oh, how terrible Then th-ie's my favorite. We one' knew a couple who were particular in what they called what thev were doing. They would not just say they were working in the garden. They would sav they were weeding, oi svrinkling or planting seeds. The latest project concerned remodeling Hie bathroom.

This pro ject had be going on for several weeks In the middle of a long ses sion a neighUir dropicd in for a cup of cntfi-c While the girls -ere chitting and chatting, hubby took a break and joined them Their chitting and chatting didn't seem to relax him so he announced he had to go buck to the bathroom. "He's in the middle of spackle and grouting." the wife of the house explained to her neighbor. "Oh. I know how it is." the neighlMir said with worried look. "My husband Just got over a severe case of It last week Now you've written a column Satisfied' As Hobei Ifuurke once said, "It's better than hoiking for a living mate! ia! in tow.

sn i.i a woik week-end down on tin ir kmi's sorting skates and lefin. slung the floor in the it pin pavilion The laigest Vote in school bond issue the Inslon of Siear. tish lndcM'ndcnt Schd I District No 104 turned out Tuiils.iv to defeat a Sti.SO.IHlO bond issue to build annex to the presci.t jiininr-semnr high school plant William I'ook, jiresiilent of Brady Engineering, rcturmil Wedncs-dav of last week from St Louis. Mo. where he attended Hie second National Architects Knirincers Conference on federal agency programs held id the Chif.ii:n l'laii Hotel.

Two lllack Hills State College gridmeu recently earned positions on the South Dakota Intercollegiate All-Conference team, and three were nami'd to the honorable mention roster Making the top line were Yellow Jacket seniors Jim Holw-egner, Rapid City, and Ken llichardt, Winthrop Harbor. 111. Honorable mention players from HHSC are defensive lineman Kent Mauck, Mobridge. and defensive backs Norb Weishcck. Her-reid, and Terry Burgess.

Idver-ton. Wyo. Party Hats and Our purpose, however, is not to review the production but to point out that many people are taking advantage of the proximity of Black Hills State and the services it offers. You might give it some thought. Fun and Good Music, starting at 9 p.m.

Ticket Sales start Dec. I through complete sellout at FLYING GUEST RANCH 8 miles north of Newcastle on Highway 85 (307) 746-2096 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS Spearfish, S. Dak. Dec 7, 1872 Local Names On No Claim List Seven Lawrence County residents, including Armin Wetzel and Donald Elaine Skinner of Spearflsh, are included on the list announced by the district director. John B.

Langer, Internal Revenue Service, whose federal income tax refunds have so far been undeliv-erable because of an inadequite address. Other names on the list are Donald Magnuson and Elizabeth M. Semaken, Lead; Ernie Moore, Nemo; Donald M. and Twyla M. Hefner, Whitewood; and Nancy Fetcho, Deadwood.

Son Bom lo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Breden in Saattle Word has been received in Spearfish by Mr. and Mrs, Bill Henwood of the birth of a son. Nov.

29, to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Breden, of Seattle, Wash. baby weighed 6 pounds ink I ounces and has been named Jerry Alan. The birth date was also the 25th anniversary of the grandparents the Henwoods Other grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Breden of Seattle Great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Will Kenwood Belle Fourche. and Mrs. Pauline Humann of Rapid Cif i NoiMmalteri 1 if Rates Available CortHttatoo 514 0 4 No minimum Rooul siofular Peaskeak 72 Nemlnii NO INTEREST DAYS LOST 'TUT-AaV Si New, I After the successful invasion of North Dakota last week, the Black Hills State College basketball team now has three home games before going back on the road.

Coach Walt Cook's Yellow Jacket cagers picked up three wins against North Dakota colleges to bring their record 3-1. Their only Mike Wtlls loss was in the Nov. 21 season oM-ner against visiting Kocky Mountain College which ended 8U-B3 in an overtime. The Jackets meet Mount Marty 1 College tonight at 7:30 in the Cook Gym. Yankton College is the Dec 8 challenger and Dickin- son State is at HHSC Dec.

12. The HHSC cagers opened their recent road trip Nov. 29 with MRS. LENORE Z. GLOVER pf Brookmqs, Christian Science Committee on Publication (or South Dakota, recently returned from a five-day conference ai The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.

Mass More than 130 Committees on Publication from six continents attended the conference The new Center is stnkmq evidence of the qrowth of Christian Science," said Mrs Glover A member of the state Committee on Publication since IV66, Mrs Glover has appeared as quest speaker at the local Church of Christ Scientist Creighron University Counselor Visits Speafish High Students Patty Stanton, an admissions counselor at Creighton University, Omaha, visited students at Spearfish High School Di-c 12 She discussed interviewing for scholarships and provided students with information on admissions procedure student life and programs olfered in the university's eight undergraduate, graduate and professional divisions Civightoii, a Ji'suit institution of 4300, is the only Catholic university in a nine-state midwest area Beauty Nook 131 W. Illinois Spearf lah. B. Dak. Phone M2-J851 Ask for Janice or Edna Kro Auto lift Truck ELMER BERTSCH, Agent Across tram rtral National Bank Bill Thompson's LOCK AND KEY SERVICE SALES Thanes 642-3405 842-3433 927 Fifth Spearfish, S.

Oak. Dr. T. II. Proctor OPTOMETRIST Mon.

thru Frl. Sat morning W. Jackson Spearflah Dtadvroed Spoarflsh S78-17S1 M2-S 1 1 'i nnlr ai wg" -WifYl If you were writing a column this cold, snowy, beautiful Sunday afternoon, what would you write about? Remember, you're writing a column that is going to reach several thousand readers, so the gossip stuff is out if you don't want to find yourself in trouble. Maybe you'd like to write about the weather. It's a subject that can't get you into too much trouble, unli-ss you decide to differ in opinion with the official weather report, or cross minds with the television weather announcer whom you don't think a very intelligent anyway.

"That dumb weather announcer." you're saying to yourself. "Why doesn't he learn to pronounce Kkaliika''" Watch it, you're headed for trouble Maybe you'd like to write alwwit the new holiday styles, perhaps the long dn-ss bought Saturday. You're saying to yourself, "1 really don't like new dress With a tummy like hers why did n't she buy sinii-thing with a full length bib''" Then you recall the' TV advertisement ihat goes something like this. "The new styles are just right for you Mis ttiey cover evervthing up Why don't you try a column on Christmas decorations' There were a lot of clever and beautiful ideas at Elaine Amsworth's House of Flowers house last weekend. And.

if you missed the decoration Kmc placed on the bathroom biffy, you missed something I came out of the opi-n house with an intense desire to go home and decorate everything, including the biffy. I might add. if you are looking for a delicious punch for youi holiday festivity, ak Klaine tor her reciH You could even add bit of your favorite liquor, if you felt like really getting "with it Maybe you're feeling oucbie today and wiMild like to try a gripe column about most anything Take for instance, why the stop light hasn't lecn installed lit the intersection of Hudson and Main There's a reason. Ask your favorite coimcilinen, he'll tell you. You might not think the reason is hut you'll tnd out Unreason Now thai the streets and hills llsh, having lived here most of his life.

Kenneth Smythe. manager of the Montana Dakota I'tihties company in Spearfish, was elect ed president of the Spcaifish SnaptATs club at a rcgiil.u- meeting of the organization held Tuesday evening. I)ic. 3, at the club house. Don Hoffman was electi-d vice-president und Hen Minns was re-elected secretin y-treasurer Merseh Want, If) year old son of Dr und Mrs F.

Ward of SM-arfiKh, escaHtt injtuy Momlay veiling when the car he was driving left the road and hit an embankment, rollitl over and came to a stop in an upright positum buck on the road William Ijinghotf. a city employe for the past 31 yeuu. who, for the past five yeuis has Uen in charge of the street department, will give up his duties as street suiicriutcndf lit Jan I One Year Ago Orctmbsr 1971 The SM'arfish American U-gion Post ItH it going into the roller skating business Legionnaires, with some 300 pair of used skates, and buckets of wikmI refuushing RIBBIE'S CHEVRCKET BUICK, INC. WMr VOU'Ht "Kina ftM" Sptarnsh, B. Dak.

SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY All Fsrins of IsauraiiM E. 0.MBustr" Bear C42-305O 146 W. Hudson pearflsh Dr. K. A.

Allison OPTOMETRIST Northern Hills Professional Building Tuesday through Saturday PHONE 642-2644 Monumantt ami Markers Dead wood Granite and Marble Works Phono S7I-1M2 Business I-1 I'M ii rr U) i- fir fl i- mf ii I.JB." Earn From 4'2 to 6 Per Year 70 Years Ago Doctmbtr 10, 1902 Word was received here yester-iliiy that the lllack Hills Telephone rompany is again to enter Sin'ur-fish The information Is authoritative, and the material for the installation of the exchange is now on the way The exchange will be loflfted In Brown's Pharmacy and will Iw large enough to operate fifty instruments Mr. Ilrown has been working quietly for several weeks and has secured a large list of siibscrilx-rs. It is said that the work of setting poles and stringing wire will U-gln at once anil will be completed ns quickly as possible. Fish Commissioner Dowers has pronused Representative Martin of South Dakota that he will recommend an appropriation of $10, IXX) for the fish hatchery at Sprur-flsh. Tliis practically Insured the appropriation when the general appropriation bill Is passed Dr.

Groesbeck is now nicely located in his room in the Matthews block. He has so arranged hit suite that he may be found there night and day. He Is thor oughly equipped with medicines. instruments, and has had thirty-five years practice at his profession. Call and see him.

Dec. 29 anil 30 the nurlmgton Route will sell tickets from any point In Nebraska or South Dakota to Uncoln. and return at on fare for the round trip. Ticket good returning until Jan. 3.

1903. SO Years Ago Dmbtr 2, 1922 Please take notice: Beginning Jan. 1923, no overdrafts will be allowed whatever. American National Bank, Bank of Spearfish Helle Fourche: A stray turkey played havoc at the Holies Auto company office last Friday afternoon and paralyzed business for a few mluntes The turkey had escaped from his owner and in making his getaway, attempted to speed up his flight by resorting to his wings. Hounding the llutte County Hank corner the bird sailed across the street and struck the big plate glass on the south side of the Bollei office, shattering it and Professional DIRECTORY passage through the plate glass window, and fortunately the occupants of the office escaped III-juiy from the flying glass The damage resulting from the turkey's unceremonious entrance to tin office will amount to $31)0 as the plate glass was one of the laig-est In the city.

No one could Im-fotiud who claimed ownership of the tin key, and Hill Arnold was figuring on salvaging some of the loss by eating the bird, but in the prevailing excitement one of the bystanders swiimmI the high priced tin key unit made a clean getaw ay with it. 30 Years Ago DKimbir 3. 1942 A total of 127 Indents had reg-istcied at lllack tills Teachers college by Wednesday noon for the second quarter. Tins total is slightly lielow the number who registered for the second quarter last year. A 14-year-old boy, who said his mother lives in Denver and that he formerly lived In Edge mont, broke into the Tydol Ser vice Station here Sunday night and took approximately 300 pen nies from the cash register and a peanut machine.

He opened the peanut machine by smashing it on the concrete floor. Mrs. W. O. Fillmore was elected worthy matron and Mark Richmond was elected worthy patron of the Spearfish Eastern Star chap ler at the Nov.

24 meeting of the organization. Other officers elected were Mrs. Cornelius Cole, assist ant worthy matron: Earl Simons, assistant worthy patron; Mrs. O. Allen Anderson, conductress; Mrs John Hammond, assistant conductress; Mrs.

F. A. KachelhofTcr. secretary; and Mrs. George Dandrow, treasurer.

Uiretta Kopel, Ijiw reiice county nurse, has been selected key nurse for Lawrence, Butte and Meade counties, to assist the tinted States Department of Health in the registration of all registered nurses of the United States 15 Years Ago Dtctmbtr 5. 157 One of the newer businesses in Spearfish is Andersen's I'phel-slery Shop owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Junior Andersen. This ill be their first Christ mas at their new location.

However, Andersen is no newcomer to the upholstery business and no stranger to the people of Spear-1 Highest Interest CO Vwr CortHVotas Minimum amount IS. 030 Voar Cortmaatse Minimum amount etajaa 0 Voar Cortmaatse 1 1 vr Certrnsatoe 0 as, 000 DAILY INTEREST PAK) All accounts are Insured to by aa aetvcy of tha Federal Government All accounts earn daily Interest from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal Paid quarterry. Any way you choose you can do it by mail at Perpetual We're no farther than your closest marital and wc pay the pottage. Ae An Added Bonus You Receive Dr. Keith Logan CHIROPRACTOR ata i-fc a waa Ctaoiwr BaUdlM I a m.

to 1:11 ni weakdai s.m. lo II noon Saturtfajrs h. sas-ssu BonoFaaroM Moving and Storage) Agonta for United Van Llnaa Moving with Caro Everywhere Brady Consultants, Inc. Highway M-M Boiltsi Soearnsh Tel.MZ-2ol Loren Christensen Agent for Farm Bureau and Rural Security life Insurance Company Phono 642-4 13S Stainless Stool Tableware PPCC One Plec Sotting with nLast your deposit of $25 or mora Additional place settings $3 each with minimum $25 deposit. PERPETUAL SAVINGS LOAN Association Spearfish Bollo Fourth Agents: 738 St.

Jo St. Richerds-Sutfin, Realtors Rapid City 727 Main, Spearfish Phono 6424428 Phone 343-4971 in a thousand pieces, then crushed through a plate glass showcase in the front office and was about to tackle the rear wall when one of the astonished men in the room seized the turkey and put a stop lo his maddened flight. The turkey suffered only a slight cut from his.