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by Brian R. Ball unemployment in the country copy editor and toward the bottom of the list in retaining and attracting busi- State Senate President Paul nesses. This has resulted in Gillmor with Wood County Re- many people leaving Ohio, he publican leaders yesterday continued. morning to gain support for his "The state of Ohio has the bid to be the party's nominee for highest level of out-migration in governor after the May 5 pri- the country," he said, citing mary. statistics showing 300,000 people Gillmor, whose District 2 seat having left the state in the past includes Bowling Green and his four years. home of Port Clinton, is still in While retaining a Republican the race unofficially, but the majority in the state Senate, senator wasn't hiding his plans gaining more seats in the Demo- during this stop of a three-week crat-controlled House and get- tour of Ohio. "This is not an ting a Republican majority in official announcement, but I'm the state Supreme Court were running," he said. important, defeating Celeste After talking with party faith- topped his list for the party. fuls during a continental break- "Number one, we need to get fast. Gillmor spoke to a group of new leadership in this state Dy 30 about his bid to become Ohio's retiring Dick Celeste," he said. next governor, charging Gov. Gillmor continued to down- Richard Celeste, a Democrat, play the intra-party rivalry with with mismanagement of state former governor James Rhodes !;overnment and ineffective and state Sen. Paul Pfeifer, eadership in handling the from Bucyrus, also seeking the state's economic problems. party's nomination. "We've had more scandals in "I'm not running against Jim this administration than in any Rhodes," he said discounting administration in Ohio history/' Pfeifer's candidacy, adding the be said, citing what he said were campaign is "for Gillmor, for unethical bidding practices by Ohio and for the public. the administration among other "We're running against Dick scandals. Gillmor said It took Celeste," he said. the Republican majority in the He said his campaign will state Senate to bring those scan- focus on getting his record dals to light. known, including getting a 20 BG News, Alex Horvath OHIO'S ECONOMY is also percent income tax decrease State Senator Gillmor suffering from Celeste adminis- passed and making education a tration policies, be said, with priority in the bi-annual state Ohio ranking among the highest budget. County emergency phone system possible
ments, according to Marilyn Baker and by the committee, it will not be opera- but costs were prohibitive and the issue taining the answering points once by Brian R. Ball Leonard Stevens, Wood County com- tional for one or two years, Stevens was dropped, she said. The commis- installed and telephone companies may copy editor missioners. said. sioners decided to look into the issue charge 20 to 30 cents a montn per phone The system may also need the appro- again after the Ohio Legislature passed for their costs. A committee of elected officials and The committee is headed by Stevens, val of Wood County residents, but Com- a law this summer by which the state Baker said the four relay stations county citizens has been formed to Bruce BelLard, mayor of Bowling missioner Baker said she wasn't sure will help with the initial costs of the would cost about $80,000 to $100,000. investigate the possibility of installing Green, and Richard Britton, chairman about the procedure for approval. program. Recurring costs would cost local gov- an emergency dialing system for Wood of the Perrysburg Township Board of ernments an estimated $400045000 a County. Trustees. Nine others have been named The county is looking into the "en- The law provides up to a total of $15 year. by them to be on the committee to look hanced" 911 system which would pin- million to telephone companies by giv- The system, which would make call- into the costs and technical aspects of point the location of the call and display ing utility excise tax credits for instal- Maxine Allen, University telecom- ing emergency services as easy as the system. Members will meet for the the address and person's name on a the systems, according to a munications services coordinator, said dialing 9-1-1, would have four to five first time Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the monitor, Baker said, which is more for the PublicUtilities she has not been contacted about the computerized answering stations courthouse. expensive than the regular system. don of Ohio. system and didn't have any idea how throughout the county to relay emer- The county had considered devel- The spokesperson said local govern- the system would be linked to the gency calls to the police or fire depart- BUT EVEN if the system is approved oping the program earlier this year, ments would be responsible for main- University's system. Egyptian airplane Students 'Waite' for tickets carrying hijackers by Parti Skinner problems for the Union. staff reporter "Most of them are folks who are in the Union anyway, Students began lining up and we enjoyed having them reportedly in Sicily about 7 p.m. Wednesday night in the building," Solt said. to purchase tickets for the According to Swanka, if Cheap Trick/John Waite con- student sales continue to be ROME (AP) - An Egyptian from the White House, but did cert, which went on sale yes- good, there won't be many military airplane carrying the not know what was said. terday. tickets for the general public. four Palestinians who hijacked ITALIAN NEWS agencies Gail Swanka, University "The way I've been trained an Italian luxury liner and said quoted Foreign Ministry sources Activities Organization direc- in arranging this sort of cam- they killed an American arrived as saying there had been several tor, said she didn't expect this pus concert, you have to de- in Sicily early today, Italian communications between For- sort of One but was pleased pend on the bulk of the tickets officials said. eign Minister Giulio Andreotti students were excited about going to students," she said. and Egyptian and American of- the concert and felt the tick- The tickets go on sale to the A spokesman for the office of ficials. ets were worth waiting for. general public Saturday at Premier Bettino Craxi, speak- Earlier yesterday, Italian Kim Forte, freshman En- record store outlets: Head ing on condition of anonymity, news agencies quoted unidenti- glish major, said she waited Shed, Boogie, Other Boogie, told The Associated Press that fied sources as saying Italy had in line four hours to purchase Finders and all three Abbey the aircraft had touched down at demanded the pirates be handed concert tickets. She said she Road locations in Toledo. Sicily's Sigonella airport, a over for prosecution. They are thought ticket distribution Tickets will not be sold at the NATO base near Catania, at reported to have killed an Amer- could have been more orga- Union box office this week- 12:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. yesterday ican Jew during the two days nized by having more than end, but students will be able EOT). they held control of the Italian one person selling the tickets. to purchase them at Finders liner Achille Lauro, with 500 "We got really good seats, Records, 128 N. Main St "Yes, all the terrorists are on people aboard. but they could have done it in WTOT in Toledo is the wel- board,'1 be said, adding that it leas time," she said. coming station for the concert appeared the plane would not be Egyptian President Hosni Mu- The tickets were first sold and is doing some ticket give- leaving any tune soon. barak had told reporters in at the University Union box aways including a grand He said the EgyptU Cairo earlier that he had al- office but at the suggestion of prize of four front-row tick- was escorted by U.S. lowed the hijackers to leave Union employees, UAO ets, limousine service to and aircraft, but he did not know Egypt on Wednesday night and moved the sales to the Grand from the concert, and dinner bow many. A NATO spokesman they were the responsibility of Raiimnm Swanka said this for four. contacted by telephone said be the Palestine Liberation Organi- was to get more people into Swanka said they printed had no immediate details on the zation. the building and to allow 5,164 tickets but some are landing. Craxi yesterday said Italy clear walking space for other being withheld because the would seek the extradition of the customers in the Union. She view is obstructed or the area An Italian government hijackers after a preliminary ■aid the people waiting have is needed for equipment. She statement said President Rea- Investigation. Italian news agen- been reasonable, and there said there have been few BG News/Atex Horvath gan had asked Craxi to let the cies, quoting unidentified have been no major problems problems with limiting stu- Long 'Waite' plane land, and Craxi agreed, sources, said Italy had asked the with people cutting into line. dents to purchasing only two the Italian news agency ANSA Palestine Liberation Organiza- MKE SOLT, associate di- tickets and if tickets continue Students camped out In the Student Union to be among the first to reported. tion to turn over the four men rector of the Union, said the to sell well, they expect to be buy tickets for the Cheap Trick and John Waite concert. Craxi's spokesman confirmed because a murder had occurred ticket buyers have created no sold out by Monday. to the AP that he received a call on an Italian ship. Editorial BG Newi/October 11,1985 2 Record ratings not Flunkie, not pharaoh, of fashion
by Craig Hergert tactic is largely responsible for body intrigued me by itself. I'm ity. Let's do away with those dull music to the ears my being in the income bracket thinking of having a luggage lab coats in biology, for exam- John Molloy, author of Dress I'm in today, which, by the way, handle installed half-way down ple. And no more pictures in for Success, spoke here Wednes- threatens to break into five fig- my back to make carrying my history texts of those poorly Tihere are groups to rate movies, but the recent day night, and I went to hear ures any year now. body a bit easier, especially for dressed slobs standing in bread- him. My going there for a two- other people. lines. These are not the kinds of pressure to form a group to rate rock-and-roll hour talk on this subject is like Malloy's main point, of The whole concept of looks role models we want for our lyrics is taking the cry of common decency too far. Quasimodo spending 15 minutes course, was that clothes make over talent fascinates me and it students. The Parents* Music Resource Center (PMRC) in a make-over salon. the man - or woman, or child or conjures up some interesting and the National Parent Teacher Association I've never been a good dres- pet turtle or invertebrate or images as to what must go on as So let's give fashion center (PTA) are two of the groups calling for the labeling ser. I remember waiting for a anything else, for that matter. a matter of course in big busi- stage in our curriculum. We can friend once in a clothing store in To demonstrate what well- ness. start with my field - English. I of albums which may contain offensive lyrics. Minneapolis and having one of dressed people look like, which I propose that we ask our creative While most major record companies have agreed the salesman ask me not to suppose he felt necessary to do Typical business situation: writing faculty to rewrite some to a warning, "Parental Guidance - Explicit Ly- loiter. He was afraid passersby for an Ohio audience, Malloy Employee: Boss, I might as of the works of literature that rics," we agree with the music industry that even a would mistake me for a manne- showed a batch of slides of well tell you, because you'll are typically taught on campus letter rating of R for Restricted is impractical. quin and think that his store smart dressers. To demonstrate learn soon enough. I lost the so that they're applicable to the stocked what I was wearing. The what you shouldn't wear, he had Fultweiler account and the ef- dress for success generation. Although some music lyrics may be too explicit look of relief on his face when I several slides that must have fects of this loss are so drastic That way we can assign these for young children, who would decide what is left rivaled the one Fred Silver- been taken at the National Con- and immediate that the trucks works without feeling guilty that explicit and what isn't? The lines would not be as man must have had a few years vention for the Color Blind and are here to move your desk from they're useless in the business clearly defined as they are in movies. back when he got Supertrain off one picture that appeared to be this plush office building to the world. A list of readings might The PMRC had originally wanted ratings of V for of the NBC lineup. of a mannequin in a Minneapolis men's room of the Burger King look like this: I was in rare form Wednesday clothing store. across the street. I'll resign violence and D/A for references to drugs and night, too, although I didn't real- Malloy used these slides to right now unless you'd like the • William Shakespeare, Two alcohol, topics that are commonly addressed on ize how rare until I got home. A prove that what a person wears satisfaction of firing me in front Gentleman's Quarterlies from prime time television. belt loop on the back of my blue and how he carries his body of the entire company, the cam- Verona While they may think their call for a rating of R is jeans, the one right in the center matter more in the business era crew of Life's Most Emba- a compromise, we disagree with any type of rat- that had been frayed for quite world than what a person actu- rassing Moments, and my • Nathanial Hawthorne, The some time, had finally come ally knows. Having seen a top- mother, who has a heart condi- Minister's Paisley Veil ings. loose and was sticking out like a level executive explain in a com- tion. It is the parent's responsibility to know what little blue tail. I'm amazed that I mercial that he bought an entire Boss: Uh. what's that you • John Milton, Pair of Ties Lost their children are listening to. Once children grow wasn't asked to leave the lec- company after getting one good were saying, Wilson? I was Just up, they may make their own decisions on what to ture. shave with that company's elec- admiring your new pinstripe. • James Joyce, Portrait of the hear. If they find the music offensive, they don't tric razor, I already suspected Artist, in a Dashing Beige Rain- You see, Mr. Molloy came off as much. I haven't looked clo- If Malloy is right and image is coat, as a Young Man have to buy the album. as the kind of gentleman who sely enough to tell yet, but I'm more important than knowl- If such a rating were imposed on the industry, can spot a belt-loop tail from 20 guessing that this guy is one edge, I think it's high time our Hergert, a teaching fellow in children would probably become more curious and blocks away. So it s a tribute to terrific dresser. universities redesigned their English from Slavton, Minn., is want to know what it is they are not supposed to be his genteel manners that he The part about carrying one's classes to give fashion top prior- a columnist for the News. hearing. This would only make them want to listen didn't give me the boot. I'm sure that it would have been a fash- to the music even more. ionable boot, though, and im- Other requests of the PMRC, such as printing the maculately polished, if he had lyrics of "offensive" albums, are also unpractical given it. and useless. If the lyrics were printed for parents, what would stop the children from reading them? There was only one thing Mr. Malloy said that really bothered How would the lyrics be printed on cassettes? me. He said people who grow up The matter of rating albums has already been in the lower middle class have presented for a Senate hearing. Instead of wasting learned to be losers. As someone more of the legislators' time, more time and who was raised in this class, I communication should be spent between parents deeply resent this remark. How dare this man tell me I've grown and children in the home. X learning to be a loser! For . Malloy's information, I didn't have to learn. This is a quality that comes naturally to me, and I'm not about to give HEY- MY CIVIL Water tower theater credit for it to the lower-middle class. A loser, yes, Mr. Malloy, RttmVwf JU&r but as well a self-made man. B££fV vioiATePJ by Ellen Bean determination they have when they take on a challenge - the So there. I'm writing this in response to flush of excitement when they Actually, Malloy did say the BG News, editorial, "The- come off stage floating three something that I agree with ater all wet." Perhaps the News feet off the ground. These young completely. He said a good vo- should have taken the advice it people aren t just learning about cabulary is a key to success! gave the city administrators to theater, they are learning about This remark pleased me to no heart. Many of the points in the life. end because I've lived by this editorial were not very well re- I started out in the Players' principle for years and have searched. youth theater when I was 12 forced the word sesquipedalian Black Swamp Players, the (ears old - it shaped my life -1 into every conversation I've had community theater to which the ound confidence I couldn't get since the sixth grade. I think this editorial refers, has served anywhere else. If the emotional Bowling Green for 17 years, not side does not appeal to you, let's only as a vital part of its culture look at this "logically.'* but as an award-winning group The Water Tower was offered bringing much recognition. to different departments in the Letters The Players did, up to two city as a storage space. They years ago, operate ana perform turned it down. The Parks and out of the Veterans' Building in Recreation Dept. suggested it be Bowling Green City Park. When offered to us. The Fire Dept. Orientation leader student becomes so accustomed appealing; I have, in fact, no BG News allow such dribble to the police had to move into this already has a million dollar fa- to having the ID with them on complaints about how they appear on the editorial pages? building while their own facili- cility built for them. Do you a positive, fun job campus (due to the many places write. However, Melden's style ties were being renovated, the suggest they abandon it? As far where it is needed), lif e would be is a facade hiding his total lack Now I would like to vent my Players went on the road and asthe money yet needed to Recently having been selected easier if he didn't have to worry of concrete evidence and that deep disgust for the writings of scratched for rehearsal space, finish turning the water tower to be part of the Orientation about having a driver's license he's never read anything at all Doc Doherty. Simply put,Tarn storage space and performance into a theater, where there is a Board, I would like to share my also. about the subjects on which he amazed that he is allowed to get space. We did this for two sea- will there is a way. We fought for experiences. I would like to commend Matt chooses to preach. He simply away with plagiarism in a col- sons - over 10 shows - and still the space and we will continue to I have met many neat en- Shull, off-campus USG district attacks the person, an ad homi- lege newspaper. Mr. Doherty's we continued to win awards fight until the facility is com- ergetic people and have a lot of representative, for the work that nem argument that proves noth- article is simply a collection of against community theaters pletely finished. fun with them as we plan for the he has put into the photo ID ing. The piece on Karl Marx stolen pieces from MAD Mag- whose cities had long ago pro- One other point of the editorial fall orientation program. Cur- project. He not only made it simply blamed Marx as the per- azine and Paul Harvey News, vided them with permanent the- has angered me for some time. rently we have started recruit- possible for the Bowling Green son for all the world's troubles; among others. Haven't you ever ater space. We nave searched It states that Bowling Green ing student leaders to be fall students to have photo ID cards, fully two-thirds of that article wondered who all of those for permanent facilities and already has several theaters orientation leaders. but is now working hard to have was nothing but Bible refer- "friends" are? I demand that hope to have found them in the and that a community theater is You can learn many skills by them accepted in the commu- ences and silly comments any- you, the editors of the BG News, Water Tower. not "necessary." How arrogant being a leader and have fun nity. It's nice to have a student way. The Darwin piece, with confront Mr. Doherty and ask However, Black Swamp Play- can you be? The University is while doing it. Past leaders have representative that accom- comments like "zaniness of him where he gets his material. ers would not be the only group not the center of this commu- developed communication and plishes a major change on cam- modern science" and "Darwin I seriously wonder if he is clever with access to the space. Meet- nity. Life does exist outside of it! interpersonal skills as well as pus and then follows up on it to was hatched" was equally ridic- enough to make the stuff up ings for the city, outside speak- The many theaters on this cam- more self-confidence. If you improve the student welfare ulous. Neither essay gave a himself; I do know that his ers, the high school theater Sus are available to just that, have had a positive University even more. shred of evidence that Melden weekly prescriptions are laden troupe, (perhaps you did not le campus. The University the- experience share your enthu- has read works by either of with stolen material. In last know that Bowling Green High ater has done some beautiful siasm with new students. Fred Arnold those thinkers at all. It has been week's column, he made a joke School does not nor never has productions but that does not Come and continue the tradi- Ml Bromf ield my impression for several years out of criticism of his sophomo- had an auditorium), and any discount the Players contribu- tion of 75 years of caring! Orien- that a major part of one's col- ric attitude; I would like to ask other community group are all tion to theater in this city. Many tation leader applications are lege experience is in the free Doherty when he will ever grow free to use the facility. of our members, particularly currently available until Octo- Melden and the 'Doc' exchange of ideas; if a student is up. Not only have the Black the children, could find no other ber 25th in 405 Student Services unaware of a subject, isn't it Swamp Players served this place to test their talents. We from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Become an don't belong on page right that the student should I am ashamed for Melden, community, but also this com- and the University are serving integral part of a nationally rec- keep his or her mouth shut, and Doherty, and the editors of the munity's most vital resource - two separate groups with quite ognized program. I still care! I would like to know how the ask some questions of experts in BG News; the students on this its children. I have been direc- separate needs. editors of the BG News can the field in order to find out campus who relish the free ex- tor of the Players' Young Peo- Heidi Goertz possibly allow two columnists, about a topic? Isn't that why we change of ideas deserve far bet- ple's Theatre for three years. I Bean is the director of Black 721 Off enhauer East the likes of Bill Melden and Doc have a library? It is very easy ter than uninformed ad nave seen the magic of perform- Swamp Players' Young People's Doherty, to appear on its edito- for Melden to criticize Marx and hominem attacks and plagiaris- ing in many young faces -' the Theatre rial pages. Both writers offend Darwin, and I'm sure Freud, for tic work in their college newspa- me - nay, they incense me, be- it is certain he knows nothing per. USG on the move cause of each one's fraudulent about them. I am disgusted, —THE BG NEWS- style. because the BG News is printing Etfu> Patricei Hum Copyedaor Brian Bel Your recent article "USG Mark J. DelMaramo CopyMKx Mm Bta Both Melden and Doherty such shameful, uninformed arti- Manegingedew aeottBemard makes request" shows that cer- English Department AMI. menaglngedaor ElenZimmerti Copy WHO* DM Harding have a style that is no doubt cles. How can the editors of the SIS University Hall NewaedWX JBTnjdeau Copy***" DMMorwedel tain members of USG are taking EdaonalecWx MMMdnlyr. Wlreed«or Carole Homberger a step in the right direction. Photoeolior JoePheem Fridayedaor Greg KlerKx Their move to get the new photo Sporti eowx Karl Smith Prod, eup'r Bob GJbaon ID cards accepted by area busi- BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed AMI eporta editor TomRMd Prod, up) Stow MranttM nesses will make life a lot easier Prod.aup'r Douoja* Kaufman so-so urns me itrr > CtWI copy MMr DanlMVWnkler for university students. wmWM&'KS, mm urn ON i uvrr ne/ts The BO New* * publehed daily Tueedey through Friday during me academic yw and Many students don't possess OFKeCKm.'IMUSS weekly durog the winner eeaeton by the Board ot Student PuMcMoni o( Bowing Green SUM (or have lost) a valid driver's potmsYA comi H/MUBMHS' -Ortvemty license, so having the student ID Mu.Au.ee HOW' btmorioost &*»£«u r Opinions expressed by column*!* do not necesaarty reflect the oprttom ot the BG New* * um» memo '2& x« The BO New* and Bowling Green State UnWrMy are equal opportunity employe™ and do pass as a sufficient substitute in ME?ma>&ms. sommw not Jeulninale * hi-lng praebcea the community really makes a The BO Newt wi not acoeopt edverwmg thai la dawned dtamnalory, degradng or difference. Students would also raubng on ale bade ot race, eex or national origin feel more secure if they only had copyrlgftt 1885 by the BG Newa al right* reeerved to carry their student ID with Buvneae Office Editon. Office them; if a driver's license hap- 2141 Ph [4191372-2601 210WeslHe» Ph (419) 372-2803 pens to be lost, it becomes a Bowing Green State UnWrally major ordeal to get it replaced, Bowing Green Ohio 43403 but that is not so with the univer- Hour* 8am to 5 p m Monday through Friday sity-issued ID cards. Also, the Local BG News/October 11, lW 3 Group debuts on MTV Band attempts to climb out of 'basement'
by Julie Fauble Busboys when they performed THE BASIC advantage with staff reporter here last year and have opened computers, he said, is that they for headllners such as Donnie allow the band to try a lot of High Society, a band including Iris, Rare Earth and Mitch different things in a much two University graduates, is try- Ryder. They have also played in shorter time, and they make ing to reach the top through the night clubs throughout the Mid- things go more quickly in the basement. The band wul be west. recording studio. competing in MTV's "Basement Tapes" at 10 p.m. on Sunday The band released a single The band has 25 new songs, with their video, "Read my called "Half a Chance" while which Kerscher said is impor- Lips." still at Bowling Green and has tant because a problem with a just recently released a five- lot of new bands is that they "Basement Tapes" is a con- song extended play record. have good songs for a first al- test in which unsigned groups bum, but then cannot follow it compete for prizes and a major The band does all its own with a second quality album. recording contract. Viewers management and booking, but Kerscher said that he does vote on the bands by calling a Kerscher said it plans to sign most of the writing, and McAfee special 900 number. with national management soon. contributes some. He added that Kerscher described the band's he does most of his writing when High Society is composed of music as modern pop/rock. be is in a relaxed situation, such Jeff Kerscher, who sings and "It's mainstream top 40 ... as driving or taking a shower. plays synthesizers and guitar, hopefully," he said. "There's been so many times Steve Edwards on bass guitar. I've run out of the shower to Rick McClain on drums and He said their music style is write down lyrics, dripping all John McAfee, with guitar and comparable to artists like Hall over the paper," he said. vocals. and Oates, Howard Jones and The video "Read My Lips" is _.. . Friday/Joe Phelan Kerscher and Edwards, the Duran Duran. However, be filmed on stage with tight shots Nighty, night only original members of the added, they are "not as bubble- and good editing, Kerscher said, In the Delta Zeta hous«, Jane Maschari. junior elementary education major, gets tucked in by members of band, played in a group called gum as Duran Duran." adding that the band wants to the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. Doug Ho, (right) senior accounting major, reads Dr.Seuss's "The Ear The Wall Street Band while they use it as a tool to help people get Book," as she and Brian Holt, freshman music major, listen. For the cost of only one dollar they were students here at the Uni- The band writes most of its to know the band members. provided a tuck-in, a bedtime story and a goodnight kiss. The fraternity performed over 100 tuck-ins versity. In 1979 they started music using computers. They are currently working on this week as a fund-raiser. High Society and played at some Kerscher said the computers another video for their sons UAO Coffeehouses and at local make writing good songs faster "One in a Million," which wul night clubs, Kerscher said. and more efficient, but that the combine concert footage with songs were not "assembly line" some conceptual work, THE BAND opened for The music. Kerscher said. the weekend's finally here!
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Wooatar 332-4400 332-4400 MTD1-J HTM M3 News/October 11,1985 4 City 'courts' students Legal exemptions from jury duty Include Jury trials start at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays News Briefs by Melissa McGUHvray being 70 years old or older, a Lawyer, a and most last one day. reporter dentist, an Ohio National Guard officer or Out of 30 juror letters that are sent out in personnel, a cloistered member of a reli- the county each time, about five are for Vietnam agreeable to a search for MIAs Some students may find themselves sit- gious organization, an active volunteer fire- University students. Of the eight jurors UNITED NATIONS (AP) - excavation of a crash site ting in a courtroom instead of a classroom if fighter, an elected official or a physician. selected, usually one or two are students. In what could be a major near Hanoi as an experiment. they are registered to vote in Wood County. PRACTICALLY ALL the University stu- A selected juror who does not show up for breakthrough in the search Vo Dong Giang, a Cabinet Any registered voter in the county is dents who are called to jury doty complain jury duty can be held in contempt of court, for Americans missing in ac- minister without portfolio and eligible to be called for jury duty at Bowling to the court office, said Kathy Mazzarella, a which carries a maximum penalty 10 days tion, a top-ranking Vietnam- the second-ranking official in Green Municipal Court, including Univer- deputy clerk at municipal court. A popular in jail and a $500 fine, according to Deputy ese Cabinet minister says his the Foreign Ministry, told sity students. complaint is that it will take too much time Clerk Sandy Engle. government is agreeable in The Associated Press Prospective jurors are chosen at random away from the students' classes. Many students feel better about jury duty principle to allowing U.S. ex- Wednesday that with regard from a voter list and, since many students when they find out they are paid $15 a day cavation teams into the Hanoi to joint excavations: "In prin- voted in last year's election, they are being "You would think they'd never missed a for jury duty, and $10 if they are selected area for the first time. ciple we are agreeable except selected to serve on a jury. class," she said. and their case is dismissed. Other official American in the crash sites where our and Vietnamese sources said security cannot permit for- Vietnam has agreed to a U.S. eigners to have access." proposal that the countries Sources said the exact time carry out a joint survey and will have to be worked out. Rocky's vies for market slice Official: Threatened cutbacks not political by Sharon Zanny pie and by the slice. Brown, director of operations about the restaurant's success. CINCINNATI (AP) - A fed- under a federal law that for- reporter The accessibility of a drive- for the franchise, which is based "There are four or five very eral official denied yesterday bids civil service employees through can come in handy in Wisconsin. This is the first strong independent pizza places that politics were behind a from being used for political Rocky Rococo, Bowling whenthe munchies strike at 2:30 Rocky Rococo restaurant in in Bowling Green and the chain 1984 threat to cut off federal Green's newest pizza parlor, has a.m. and a slice of pizza is the Ohio. Rocky Rococo may have under- funds to Ohio for using state Ohio Secretary of State started its delivery service this only thing that will hit the spot. During the first few weeks of estimated them," Liss said. workers in a voter registra- Sherrod Brown told a Cincin- week and has increased the ''The corporation has always the semester, Rocky Rococo, Because of the number of suc- tion drive. nati news conference yester- scope of its advertising at the been successful in college towns. attempting to guage the needs of cessful pizza parlors in Bowling The dispute stemmed from day that OPM recently University. The restaurant fea- Students are learning that the its customers, was open until Green, there Ls the need to com- a program that allowed peo- withdrew the threat. And tures an unusual service, drive- 'slice program' drive-through various times during the week- Cvely price the pizza, some- ple to register to vote at state Brown, a Democrat, sug- through pizza. It is sold by the quality is excellent," said Jim end nights. The management which Rocky Rococo government offices. Donald Sested that the administra- has now extended weekend cannot do as a chain, Liss said. Devine, former director of on of President Reagan, a hours until 3 a.m. Prices for individual slices the US. Office of Personnel Republican, originally raised JERRY LISS, owner of Pisa- range from $1.35 to $1.55. Whole Management, threatened to the issue to hamper Brown's The Getaway nello's pizza, was not optimistic pizzas range from $4.40 to $7.95. shut on Ohio's federal funds program in an election year. October Special Gene linked to miscarriages, birth defects « ! CLEVELAND (AP) - A sin- first trimester than couples Cider and Doughnut 55 gle gene has been linked to without. Q Thanks miscarriages, prematurity Researchers call the gene eat in or carry out and possibly spina bifida, C-3 and is found on the third according to a study of 1,100 chromosome of 9 to 10 percent with coupon University Bookstore couples and their children in of the white population. the Cleveland area. 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Oct. 12, 1985 • ItOon «wa« I to Northtown one way only Sports BG News/October 11,1985 ( 1 AlERIAL PURSUIT BG icers open at FSC by Karl Smith but freshmen Dave Charbon- 32 to break the conference re- Brian McClure's chase of sports editor neau and Dave Kwilas are ex- cord. Doug Flutie's NCAA passing pected to provide adequate Sophomores Paul Ysebaert, ^P^yv ^ ^^H yardage continues tomorrow There's no pressure to repeat netminding in his abscence. Brian Meharry, and Brent Re- against Eastern Michigan. as national champions as there RETURNING POINT men in- gan and junior Rob Urban all McClure moved to sixth on - *- te^~*r. was a year ago, but the Bowling clude sophomores Doug Clag- made names for themselves last n, > jtfjfjl the all-time list last week, Green hockey team has its gett and Scott Paluch, and vear as legitimate scoring 466 yards behind Mark Her sights set on improving a fourth junior co-captain Todd Flichel. threats. Regan, however, wifl rman of Purdue (1977-80). P *i place league finish. Brian McKee is coming back to miss the FSC series due to a McClure needs to average The Falcons open their 1965-86 add depth after a knee injury shoulder injury. All-CCHA wing 309.5 yards per game to tie season tonight against Ferris last year while St. Lawrence and BG co-captain Iain Duncan, Flutie's mark. State in BigRapids, Mich. transfer Tom Pratt will also see who bounced from wing to de- ^r ^ Last year, BG finished 21-21 considerable playing time. Pal- fense last year, is slated for ■ and 17-15 in the Central Colle- uch has also been selected to wing as this year opens. giate Hockey Association. FSC compete on the National Junior Mark Lori, a transfer from wound up last in the conference Team during the World Junior Northeastern University, de- Yards to tie 1,857 with a 11-26-1 mark. Championships, Dec. 26-Jan. 4 fenseman Alan Leggett and for- j Unlike last year, Falcon coach in Hamilton, Ont. ward Greg Parks are A Last effort: 252 yards Jerry York will have plenty of Last year, BG started the sea- newcomers to the Falcon pro- IKflL viln Next opponent: Eastern experienced icers returning. son with an unproven offense. gram. Michigan McClure Flutie BG's defense could be the area This year is a different story. Last year, BG managed a 2-1-1 of biggest improvement. All- Senior co-captain Jamie Wans- advantage over FSC but York's CCHA goalie Gary Kruzich, brough (37 goals, 33 assists, 70 teams are 9-8-1 against the Bull- MVP of the 1983-M national points), an aU-CCHA wing, could dogs. The Falcons own a 13-8-1 AMERICAN championship series, returns for break both BG and CCHA goal advantage in the series. The BG NOW OPEN CANCER his third season in the nets. scoring records before the vear icers open their home season Wayne Collins, a member of the is over. Wansbrough needs 25 Oct. 18-19 against CCHA runner- SOCIETY» goals to set the school mark and Floral Originals by Glfigotlj Scaife championship team, graduated, up Lake Superior State. (formerly the Greeting Exchange) Special Playoff Picture Friday - Saturday - Sunday Intro to Aerobics Carnations $2.95 Dozen with Judy Kisselle Cash & Carry Sunday Oct. 13,1985 Activity Room Dodgers blow 352-5148 518 E. Wnitir W. Mint 7:00 p.m SRC Join iri^J^^UR^part! out Cardinals 14" 2 ITEM PIZZA Ex-Falcon Orel Hershiser $5.00 or tosses first playoff win 12" FRENCH BREAD PIZZA The Getaway Last night, St. Louis struck two-run home run in the first but Los Angeles hit hard- fourth to push the score to 5-1. 50«off 1 dozen est Andujar exited in the fifth $2.50 ■ The hosting Dodgers topped after Landreaux scored and the Cardinals 8-2 to take a W) with Mike Marshall and Pe- J.T.'S PIZZA Doughnuts with coupon lead in the National League dro Guerero on base. Expires Oct. 18 Championship Series. Andujar was 21-12 during CARR Y OUT St Louis took a 1-0 lead in the regular season but won 998 S. Main 352-4162 the third inning. Willie Mc- only one of his last nine 352-:- Thurs.-Fn.-Sat 405 Thurstm Gee singled with one out and starts. He beat LA both times ■ advanced to second on Andy during the regular season. We deliver 7"am to 9" weekday*, 7" to 10" Van Slyke's walk. He struck out four Dodgers Saturday, No delivery Sun. McGee crossed the plate on in the first two innings and ************************ Orel Hershiser's wild pitch. wound up with six whiffs on But Hershiser, an ex-Fal- the night. However, in his * 2 con who struggled in the early four and one-third innings, he t Kappa Kappa Gamma — g going, rebounded to turn the walked two and gave up eight momentum around in the bot- hits. Zeta Beta Tau tom of the same inning. Steve Sax laced a one-out On the other hand. * * High Society single and advanced to third Hershiser, 19-7 with a 2.08 on a wild pick off attempt by ERA this year, hadn't lost a Greek Olympiad % They started out at BGSU Joaquin Andujar. Hershiser, game since July 7, against the a .197 hitter who rang up a Cardinals, ironically. Also, and now .296 clip against the Cardi- Hershiser owns a perfect 12-0 Winners nals, bounced a single over record at Dodger Stadium They're gonna be on the head of third baseman where 55,222 packed in yes- Terry Pendleton. Sax scored terday. and toe rout was on. Hershiser, who won his first Rick Horton replaced An- gold: 4>KT AXQ MTV playoff start, went nine in- dujar and surrendered two nings, scattered eight hits, runs in one and one-third in- silver: IIK* Ar walked five and struck out nings. Bill Campbell and Jeff Give 'em your vote four. Lanti mopped up for St. bronze: E*E ATA th Kenny Landreaux and Bill Louis. Sunday, October 13 Madlock knocked in runs in The series continues Sun- spirit: ATA AXQ the third inning to Rive LA a 3- day at St. Louis when LA's 10:00 p.m. 1 advantage and all the cush- Bob Welch (13-4) and Danny ion Hershiser would need. Cox (18-9) square off in Buscn MTV's Basement Tapes Greg Brock clobbered a Stadium at 1:05. ************************ §^ PRESENTS r yt^^^^MAGAZINE ETHNIC ALTERNATIVES: MEETING for all those who've written stories Tues., Oct. 15, 9 p.m. The Commons — 2nd Floor West Hall (Even If you've turned in your story) A TOTAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM University Theatre LEGAL ADVICE FROM FITNESS DEMO BY DOLORIS ANDERSON OF REVA RICE, DIRECTOR presents ADVOCATES OF BASIC OF THE REVA RICE LEGAL EQUALITY SCHOOL OF DANCE MEDICAL ADVICE FROM COSMETOLOGY DEMO BY fcHARLEVS AUNT MEMBER OF TOLEDO THE MIXED COMPANY MEDICAL PROFESSION SALON OF TOLEDO October 0-5,10-12 OCT. 13,1985 2:00-4:00 PM Main Auditoruim call 372-2718 or\ COMMUNITY SUITE OF THE UNION University Ball 372-2222 tor RECEPTION AFTERWARD • ADMISSION FREE BOSU, 0:00 p.m. reservations CREDITS RECEPTION: OFFICE OF MINORITY AFFAIRS BG Newi/October 11, 1985 7 Falcons collide with upstart Eastern by Torn Reed rushed for 99 yards against the BOWLING GREEN VS. EASTERN MICHIGAN assistant sports editor Falcons last year. WHEN: Sat. Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m. MANY FANS are looking past WHERE: Rynearson Stadium (Grass) In the past, Bowling Green has EMU to next week's clash with experienced the same problems undefeated Central Michigan. BOWLING GREEN: with Eastern Michigan as a But Stolz argues that if fans saw Nickname: Falcons mailman with neighborhood the recent EMU game films, they would take tomorrow's 1984 record: 8-3, 7-2 in the MAC (second) 1985 record: 5-0, 30 in the MAC —! Hurons aren't like a Do- game more seriously. berman which could maul a "Our players have watched Head coach: Denny Stolz, eighth year (50-44-1) letter carrier. No, EMU is more the films, they know how good Returning starters- 16 (off.-7; def.-9) of the terrier variety which Eastern is," he said. "The To- Players to watch: Brian McClure (QB), on a pace that clamp on pant legs and prove ledo game definitely proved could make him the NCAA's all-time passing yardage impossible to shake. that." leader, threw for 252 yards against Western Michigan To add to the Falcons' prob- including 205 in the first half; Bernard White (RB), lems, tomorrow's contest will be Despite sporting poor records played at night. BG has played gained 88 yards and had two touchdowns against WMU; over the last two years, the I haven't seen a team run through Toledo just two games under the lights Stan Hunter (SE) caught nine passes for 122 yards and Hurons have given the Falcons the way Eastern did for a long time. in four years. two touchdowns last week; Phil Walker (DT), had four fits. In 1983, BG struggled to a "We alter our game-day tackles, one for a loss, and recovered a fumble last 28-21 win and last year outlasted week; Mike Foor (NT) had seven tackles versus the EMU 35-27. schedule very rarely so this is This season, the dog has a BG head coach Denny Stolz like playing in a completely dif- Broncos. better bite. ferent environment," Stolz said. We might practice at BG High EASTERN MICHIGAN: The surprising Hurons are 2-2, However, third-year EMU obvious reasons, is second in the School to get use to playing at Nickname: Hurons including a 21-10 upset victory coach Jim Harkema believes his MAC in all-purpose yardage and night." 1984 record: 2-7-2, 2-5-2 in the MAC (tied for eighth) program now has an optimistic fifth in rushing. Doyt Perry Stadium, the over Toledo last week. Tomor- Wrigley Field of the MAC, has 1985 record: 11, 2-2 in the MAC row night, BG travels to Ypsi- Least week, Patton spear- Head coach: Jim Harkema, third year (5-19-2). lanti, Mich., to face EMU. "We are going in the right headed a strong running attack noughts. direction " Harkema said. "We which bowlea through the Despite the unusual circum- Returning starters: 14 (off.-6; def. 8) "They have traditionally have a chance to prove we can usually inpenetratable Toledo stances, BG won't alter its game Players to watch: Gary Patton (TB), top rusher (254 played tough against us," BG play against the best the Mid- defensive line. plan. Brian McClure will at- yards), receiver (12 catches) and kick returner (18.7 per head coach Denny Stolz said. American Conference has to of- "I haven't seen a team run tempt to repeat his 427-yard return); Matt Finlay (LB) top tackier with 18 solos and 41 "This year they have a lot of fer two weeks in a row." through Toledo the way Eastern effort against EMU in 1963. assists; Mario Ferretti (PK), leading scorer with 19 points; momentum entering this In their battle to gain confer- did last week for a long time," The Falcons will also try to Eric Miller (DE), leads Hurons with five tackles for game." ence respectability, EMU is led Stolz said. run against a team which is the loss. by a general. On the ground, BG must not second worst in the MAC versus YOU DON T need a calculator Running back Gary Patton, only stop Patton, but also quar- the rush. Last week against Series record: BG 12-7-1 to tabulate all of the Hurons' nicknamed "the General" for terback Robert Gordon, who Western Michigan, Bernard wins since 1978 -just two hands. Last meeting: BG won 35-27 at Bowling Green, Sept. White and Darryl Story com- 29, 1984. They are 10-52-4 in that span. bined for almost 160 yards. MACtion [ Howard's club H r "1 V.5anHurtl Mld-Amerken Conference Standings VOTED BEST BAR IN BG * Taut efle.ee: M. Ml.2 ya.de per (Me Total defense: CMU. IB7.0 ys.d. per game Rushing offense CMU. 1716 yards per game Rushing defense CMU. 76 7 yards per game ASAAEAASA AHA ASA AEA A2A AZA AEA ASA AHA A3A A3A AHA A5A ASA ASA ASA_A5A ASA reset., efleeee: ma. lit 4 ». ser geeae Passing defense CMU. 76 7 yerds per game NO COVER fcerkt, afle.ee: sVQ. 32 • paints per ae-e 210 N. MAIN Scoring defense CMU. 11 3 points per game Individual leaders: Tetel Ifllsn: Brie. McChrre (M). 211 I yerde !■««■■ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Rushing: George Swam (MU), 124 0 yards per game Fdiied by Trade Mkhel Jafft Passing efficiency: Wade Kosahowshi (BSUI ACROSS DOWN 32 Sell respect 52 One kind ol 138 87 1 Wslchmakei i isolated rock 33 Labor union control Paae racalvlag: Stan Heater {Ml. 5.4 cetches Thomas 2 A Gardner unit 54 Lead tm alloy S3 eeraaeae 5 Covered Dy 3 Freshwater 34 Pensive poem 56 PTA stalwarts All purpose yardage George Swam (MU) 176.0 WStSf tOWl 37 Oxiike antelope 57 Pan ol a set yerds per game 10 Roman 4 Legendary 40 Bridge builder 58 Behold' Lat 59 Ceremony Punting Mike Kent (MUD. 44 2 yards per punl statesman 5 Places ol 42 Boards ihe Orient Express 61 Oinre genus Scoring: George Swam (MU). 9.0 points per game U River m N learning 45 Retreats 62 Inlets Punt returns: Marcus Matthews (EMU). 148 yards Saskatchewan 6 Badger Slate AbDr 47 eagle 63 Long ago per return 15 Eyelashes 16 Ihe Good 7 Cosmetic plant 50 Wickerwork 66 AMirmativesign Wets returns Curt Partridge (rtHI). 28 I yards per 8 Arabicus Earth heroine « s -VI R ro P I 10 US PU E return 17 vVinglika (Red Seal m. Tackles: Brad Saar I BSUI. 16 0 tackles per game 18 Srrtg ol 9 Scottish meat AIM H f R s ft I'll G A s Tackles: Scott Keller (NKII Ray Swoape (WMU). 9 si "pence d.sh 5 V t N 1 i I A D A r. i y t Interceptions: Hahrtn Marshall (BG). Rob Wktnskl 19 Weather *or0 10 Name M N S E i IMP (1 flit T E L (NtUI. Mike Holllngshed (NKJ). 3 20 Put in tresh film 11 J a< Field goals: John Dtettrtch (BSUI. 2.2 per game 22 Breed improve 12 Soapy feeling anna naa UUUIJ ment science mineral •Phi Kappa Psi/Alpha Chi Omega 13 Combines Pacific Coast Athletic Association 24 Relatives or 1 UI.1MI1M r.UUUUU sorbets 21 Cold sensation LIL'JU (MAC champion plays PCAA champion In Ihe 26 Part o> a land 23 Enthusiasm Ullll California Bowl) t HULI U...HI t scape 25 Aegean Sea ~T ' 1 J. WL 14 IIUII (II Bathtub Race Spirit Award 27 Hansom gull Pacific JO hacher.eg 27 Changes s LI I 0 1 L. Fresno Slate 10 31 Take a taste course T II 1,1 '.1 I u R Cel Stele Fullerton 10 35 Exclamations 28 Master at Tara A A .; u M A N D I A L E Y Utah State 2 2 ol surprise 29 Trembling tree i T E R u A ■ I, 8 S f H E Cel Stale Long Beech 1-1 36 Uncanny 30 Most suitable F [ I A E 0 •Sigma Chi Derby Days Nevada-Las Vegas 1-2 38 Perfume ingre- employment Sen Jose Stete |.2 dient 39 Place lor a New Meslco State 0-2 scart ' > i ' 1 > • 1" r- " ll a 41 Statue support Overall Champions Volleyball 43 Riviera resort " 1 Team (overall) WL 44 Current Style II 1 1 WMU (ll-l) 7* 46 Chinese dynas MU (122) 6 1 ly BC I " 1H 1n CMU (12 2) 5-1 48 Hammarskjold 1 mil (10-7) 52 49 Family pian 1H mng pioneer And with BSUI6 6) 3-4 :i n 1 ^s i. 51 Wholly ** rr, UT(»9) 34 53 —— the tmish " ■ > iTHll MM H 55 Endure Scot EMU 18 9) .: ^m 24 56 Semiso.i 1 H Beta Theta Pi and OH (6 61 15 GhMM ». ■ •i itT| Ii7~" U KSUP-10) 0-6 60 Storage depot " 64 ' m a blue 1 H '' 1 M Friday's games: moon Sigma Phi Epsilon WMUatBSU 65 Smger Lope/ ^■u u H 67 Medley mil et MU ■ sr iu 1 s* 1HM " OUet CMU 68 Quiet creatures 69 Actress Susan u 1 u KSUatEMU 70 Sign ol sorrow 1985 Career Week 71 Young or old u 1 I Saturday s games: follower WMU at MU 7? Food and ■' " " 1 muet BSU water eg 1 Champions! OUet EMU 73 Rileys choice1 KSUatCMU BG at Ptttaawrgh S3 £ FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA S3 Alpha Xi Delta! VW The undersigned, with to •xpress our unyielding opposition to the whit* minority government In South t Africa. We strongly condemn that government's efforts to extend its already dictatorial powers by declaring You just can't stop a state of emergency and arresting hundreds of opponents. We support the efforts of those South Africans. including Bishop Tutu and Nelson Mandela, whose goal Is the creation of a democratic society. We therefore call on all Americans and on the U.S. government to uneqolvocolly and publicly support the extension of full voting rights to alt South Africans. AXi! Ulrik. Ail.nbichl.r Nancy Colloon Donahuo Don McQuari* Brian Siittal Carol E. Aldrldgo Annomarl* Edor Lisa Minchin Stolon!* Szlltal Darl*nts Anthony Thomas S. Edwards Ramon Poroz Miko Trommol Mansour Boy Morodith Flynn Lorrll Roarlck John Y. Whit. Kolly Biddlo Jana>t Halot Grog Rilts Dorroll Wlntlow Mark Binkloy Cralg Horgort Paul Rubonton David Wold* Soon Bronnan Stovon H»u Ann Rudrauff Bill Wright Tom Cornor Joff Koono Pal Schnapp Tino Crook Torry Kunoy Catherine) Shonk Noncy Dillon Stophevn W. MocOonald JoHroy Smith Classifieds BG News/October 11,1985 8 October 11, i«as BATMAN DUKE, DUMBO. DANNY 9 LUV, Kathryn MBer. 9HELLIE 9RENTZEL WILEY "WHAMMER" "WHAMS" OAKY FRIDAY NIGHT WILL BE A MESS THE ALPHA GAM9 ARE EXCITED TO 9AY ConjatulaVona on being elected aa Treasurer Ccrxxarutetlone on becoming a Sigma Nu White FROM THE OANG SATURDAY, HOWEVER, WILL BE THE BEST THAT OUR DATE PARTY'S JUST ONE DAY of NMPC Roee We are so happy tor you GOOD LUCK AT THE GAME AWAY. Lon. your i^edge ajaaara ol Gamma Phi Lon. Ann-Marie I Steph CAMPUS AND CITY EVENTS AML. ROBYN Wl the REAL Hal Director pis... stand? LxajNKINO. DANCING 9 FINDftKI CLUES TOO KIM9YFER: SIGMA NU'S MIKE P AND DOUG-0 WhM happened to your prisoners can! you ARE SOME OF THE TMNOS WAITING FOR WHERE'E THE POTATO SALAD? WE CANT CONGRATS ON YOUR ACTIVATION! A ma|or horn. turrvahnge MM sponsored by keep your women? David wl never be Vie YOUI OO TO THE DATE PARTY UNTIL WE FIND IT1 HOPE YOU BOTH RECOVERED' Planned Parenthood oi Nortnweet onto, w M eame alter vecaftonlng al the beech What WHEN WE GET OUR CLUES. WE CAN'T 9E GET A CLUEI I LOVE YA BIG ANO ROOMIE. held on Saturday. October 12. 1985 from a 00 about rhoae Yankeee I wonder about the* 9LOW HEW JOHN AM to 4:00 PM « Luke's Bun. Lucas CUZ YOUR ALPHA GAM DATES ARE READY fane Revenge la ours KKG Pledgee: Han a greet time et your 1 et STEVE RHODES Counly Ractoolton Center in Moumee. OHO TO 00 Staff Oentoprnent Squad Kappa Xorrell We ton you. DGKUneo One week sway ENOUGH 9AIOI ARE YOU HTERESTED M INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BOWUNQ ENTRIES GET EXCITED FOR LOTS OF FUN, OUR GetPayched EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES? THEN DATES ARE tl DUE WED., OCT. 16 BY 4.00 P.M M M Your Kldrxepper COME MONOAY OCT. 14-5 p.m TAFT LOVE, YOUR ALPHA QAM DATES ■ CNa- OFFICE AT 108 REC CENTER ROOM. 3nJ FLOOR UNION TO FIND OUT We fuel want you to know how proud we are lo STUDENT OWMNLZATIONS DIRECTORY ZBTa: YOU AJNT SEEN NOTHM' Taj. YOU BGSU Merching tend EO LEEDOM and JIM TAGLIA ABOUT HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. an had the BEST Mam et the Ctymplad ■eangover 120 regknered GO STRUTTIN' M YOUR BOXERS ANO TKS Yoe sounded MAA-RVELOUS at Weetem Congrats on pledging Alpha Sigma PN. We're SPORT AND RECREATION SERVICES Thanka for a GREAT time efcjdent ctuba, groups t organUatlona WfTH THE ALPHA DELTA PIS GET READY TO WhM an awssome tobl glad you're our RtJee Promise not to k9 ABROAD ALL ARE INVITED TO THIS PRE- Lon. Your Kappa Coachee AVAILABLE NOW TE ONE ONE WITH THE ALPHA OELTSI Lose, The Wag Oerp anymore Coalers, Jan? Mate and Ed SENTATION BY AN OPERATIONS SPECIAL- LESLIE. In 406 Student Sarvtoaa SEE YOU TONIGHT! 909 RANZAN... IST FROM TURKEY FOLLOWING WILL BE A Thank you for M your Hme and effort devoted to SUE EBERHART—BETH VODER—LISA KING 75 YEARS Of CARING Happy Srthday" Now you're an old our Greek Week production Gel peyched lor our first date party together es RECREATION MAJOR ASSOCIATION MEET- BECOME PART OF THE TEAM man tool Have a good one) WO. Lon. THE BETAS KAPPAS and took lorward to many more good OeaENTATION LEADER APPLICATIONS I love ya lots'" CHIaSmi ki CnmmaiauaUuiH wl han • Education Major. Levy. Thanka tor being there tor me. You am drnee to come! (They must be doing sorrxtthing AVAILABLE M 499 9TUDENT SERVICES Amy O.S.E.A. right m Iwanaflald!) Lon, Uaa M. me#Bng In me 2nd floor Commons (beside me ma beat! Data Party la gong to be a Exeat' 75 YEARS OF CARING O.S.E.A. BO News) in West Hal on Monday. Ocl 14 Brathaua -Feeeby Sue Lorerrtz and Doug Toman 7S YEARS OF CARING Saturday "Happy Hours" JoblUal JrjunxeTnm. VCT. IPCO. RTVF and other com- UBBEY - JUST WANTEO TO RETURN SOME Aa coaches you two were a* I 75 YEARS OF CAPANO rnurxceeone majors welcomed n this new Starts al 3 pm . Hoi dogs 50* LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING! YOU'VE BEEN Thanka lor al the support, spall, and lun LSAT ' MCAT ■ GMAT * ORE oampua merja. A MAJOR FACTOR Pi MY UFE -1 HOPE OUR A apecku thenks to Doug. Jeff and Rick NTE • CPA REVIEW ■ NCLEX Happy Birthday' II KNOW you told me II waa In tor cooking us breakfast, tl waa great Jewtah Students Group. Shabbat Servicee. FUTURE IS AS WONDERFUL AS THE PAST STANLEY KAPLAN EO CENTER Ian dayal) —Oonxhlca Forever— Love ya--? Lon, The Staters ol Phi Mu Friday evening. 6:00 pm. In Via Faculty Lounge Emma Morse - Happy 19th Birthday' Now you AND PRESENT! A LITTLE LOVE B SOME- NO. 1 IN TEST PREPARATION M Via Sludanl Union CM Bruce Kotoer lor BRIAN AND OAVE, can go to "Joey's" and not wear your BGSU TIMES ENOUGH - A LOT OF LOVE tS Teke e due m If. (419)636-3701 TOLEDO rtormaeoii. 354-8420. Paycnology Depl ON SATURDAY NIGHT YOU NEED TO GET A sweater*! Have a great weekend ALWAYS ENOUGH! GOOSHIE, BUT LOVING Sal Some Bra It hot Ohio Sludanl Education Aaaooaaon a lor you "CLUE". YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'LL Loire ya. Ramona -STEVEN Mon. Be speefwa. apecacel HAVE TO DO WITH US AS YOUR DATES Wed. Tongue Twatter Meet omen. Mm more, and gal involved with P.S. Maybe next year you'l gat a Camaro LI JUDY McfNTIRE— You're a terrific ItVe and ACCC*«VTING 1 COMPUTER SCeNTtSTS YOU'RE GUARANTEED A BLAST. AND WISH an even batter Mend' Lon Your Big. Uaa Today'aClue; what they say about BGSU atu- O.SEJLCome1o410Ed lor more xitormatlon EVA. Several Spring 1966 co-op rxxuttona or attend our second meeting. TUBS . Oct. 15 THAT THE FUN WILL ALWAYS LAST P.S.— Doee Clark know what he s In for? Poop! dontsonsFn night Stop In at Beekxi Bobbins ANOTHER DATE PARTY) BY NOW WE'RE ■ lall afallll M800, "JahTniaUi. ■ AMY AND LAURIE and try to guess our secret flavor ol the day. VETERANS! GET PSYCHED FOR THE BE9T L»' Sueen Grimes Cel me Co-op Office el 1 SlarlumPtaia • "PHI BETA LAMBDA" BRIAN MtLBURN- Cycle ride* at 3 n Via ONE YET! LOVE. DONALD DUCK Thenks for the talk last week! Get excited for 372-2461 without deary or Terrl Trcwertdoe Thanka tor helping »• General AssemOly Meeting morning' Consider thie your only warning! Into FFII Where are you? Apt #7 our "pre-Weetem-WlnrMn Pertyl" atop by Room 222 ol the Admin Bfdg you survtn the Greek Olympiad, wa oeuldn'l Oct. 19. 7 30 Alumni Room the Western sunset wel make our way You. Ptoaaa bring me duster OZ Ian and tots at mine, PatM 3rd floor ol Via union and me. land then Sade'l The DZ SHOOT OUT hen done N without youl Great tobl ITOANKIE, Unda Freeman goes down tonight So sack with me. Ml be Lon, your Kappa ol store Rueeexi Club Meehng U.C. THERE'S A BETA THAT I'VE Juat wanted to let you know how gad I am the! MALE DANCER, wanng by the phone to haar ■•DYNAMITE' Love. 13 PfeX ELEPHANTS" Mon , Oct. 14, S 00 p.m . 26 Shetzel 9EEN MM9IN you're my RUel Han a graM weekend, and THE BROTHERS OF ATO: from you. I want to dance tor your party. Special Gueel Or Patrick AkUon BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA PHI: HE'S LOTS OF FUN AND JAMMN TOO (thai la for you Joe) "get psyched' tor Iota ol THE 91X9 IS MISSINQ BVthday. or amaSgroup gathering Invite Mel Topic: Russian Studtos Program THE POTENTIAL WE POSSESS IS I HOPE HE'S READY FOR SOME good times with TBS THE LKJHT IS GONE For more kilo cal 372-1084 NOW. MORE THAN EVER BEFORE. SIMPLY Lonya. K Find out about new programs and up-coming HUOOtN AND KISSIN YOUR PORCH WILL RE DARK Aa»snflan N.S.S.L.H.A. Member.! CANDY IS events Everyone welcome LIMITLESS! WE HAVE OVERCOME SITUA- CUZ ITS TUBE BUD — TO "GET A CLUEI" Uaa Dab FROM DUSK UNTIL DAWN TIONS THAT WOULD HAVE MADE THE N: For pick up cal 364-8161 or 372-5241 The Earl Daughters ol me Women's Drum LOVE YOUI KAREN (RU9Y) Have a greet weekend! Saturday wB definitely THEKir»UU»ERS STRONGEST OF FOUNDATIONS TUMBLE Cel and pick up today We han only 3H weak* October 12. 1989 be a rjoppermint schnapps night! Lon ya. Barb to eaS. Intfce money lor your tnajor. WE HAVE THE MANPOWER. THE BROTHER- FRANK MARCOTULLKJ 9 The Brathera of Sigma Alpha Epelton would 10 a.m. —4.30 p.m. HOOD. AND THE ABaJTY TO CONVINCE You are the ai Man m my He Lets ahow OHIO UnTodd, Hke to congralutele Mike Lucke end alary TrtoBookatop Top Floor Ottenhauer Weal ANYONE WHO DOUBTS THE FACT THAT PI Via PA way to party. I'm gtad you came. Love Congralulallons on being selected Beta Mu Seth Mussslmen on Ihak- recent SAErChK) We are here to serve youll Sponsored By Women lor Woman/Art Thara- BWNlTELY Raphael outstanding senior by our alumnae! Your krnanrtng. Phi Alpha, Lukee 9 Jan •Dkacl Sato cornea1 GMAT •ORE' LSAT py/Women'a Sludy KAPPA PHI IS SCON TO BE ONE OF THE MAJOR FRATERNAL POWERS AT B G S U t From Thursday's paper, approxknetety 40.000 hanl work and dedication Is greetly appre- The gala ol KKBB-ME would axe to thank Vie 1062 N Mem 353-5877 The "TAKE BACK THE NKIHT" WORKING TOGETHER IS A MUST' ATTITUDE parking tickets are given out each year. Keep ■ guya of Trt-Fea-Thi for the Sunday paper and October Perm Sab) — 927 00 Lon end APT, your KD Slefra planning committee IS GOLDEN. APATHY IS DETRIMENTAL' watering tor more Tnvla Teasers! uaa of VaM-phone. Glemby Her Salon st wM meet Monday, Oct. 14 at 1:00 p.m. BUFFO Gemma Phi's What do you get when you put Little GLARYI I'm so glad you're my little — P.S WB you marry me, Uncle Elmer? Uhlman'e—352-5815 In Hie Faculty Lounge ol Ins Union Can't wilt tor all the fun limes aheedl Thanks tor the good times last Thuraday. You run, dandng, crazy, wad. great, super, and The SAE'a would lake to thank all of the Dee J.T.'a PIZZA 1 CARRYOUT Rely against Aparthexl I Lon Ya — Katy. guya are the arealeatlll Ws ton you, extraordinary together? A tea with the Alpha Oaea tor one of the beet Greek Weeks ever l OPEN TH 3am Thin.. Frt., Sat Friday. Ocl 11 Maw, Dabble. A Kim Slgal Get reedy for tonight! Lovely carnottone $2 95/dozen Caah I Carry "I anew wo should hen hit those button 362-6476 11 30 Rely Unrv ol Toledo CHARLEY GUIRAUD- OAYLE9LICKLE Floral Ortrxnala by Gregory Srolte aaaes harder." But. "WHATEVER." Thanka Sa> flower corsegaa for Homecoming 2 00 Play (Video tor a batter undaratanrjng ol ARE YA READY FOR A WILD TeVtE AT THE OZ HAPPY BIRTHDAY SWEETHEART, SORRY I 616 E Wooater Street again, you guya an the graatesi. SAE'a and Reesonetle pncee Apartheid ny Sou* Africans). Tat! Room. Union CAN'T 9E WITH YOU ON YOUR B-OAY BUT MANNY- Dee Gee's II. 3 00 Raty Oval Union WESTERN WIND-N? GET PSYCHEO. TO- Phone: 352-6070 NIGHTS THE NIGHT' I'LL BE THINKING ABOUT YOU WHILE I'M IN The peat 6 menthe hen been auch fun Lon, the SAE'a 5 00 Merer. Toledo's International Park CM Cathy M 2-4885 and wish her a LOVE YA BUNCHES. ILLINOIS. Picnics, perttes and the summer sun The Stg Epe era looking fonnrd to a greet me HAPPY lath URTHOAY If ki need ol vaneportetlon. call BSU, 372- LOVE.THOM 2692 CARLA But what's to come In the next 6. you say? wflh the Dee Gee's on Frtdey night The hrjadaya. spring breek. and graduation day CLUB HOCKEY lei PRACTICE GREG A. JOHNSON Thata Chl's 9 PM Defts: What a Greet Week OCT. 14th, 1:55 p.m. - FULL EQUIPMENT GOOD LUCK AGAINST EASTERN MICHIGAN' And after that, what's to loaow?? Mem. 2nd piece In the Greek Review, and Jrd Juat you. ma and C-H-I-CA-G-Oi WANTEO Congratulations lo the new AXO Pledge Oaea KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK PUNTING' THE passe oversk lor Greek Week. Thanks ear a LOST AND FOUND CALIFORNIA BOWL IS NOW ONLY 6 WINS Stx down, how many more to go? super week! Officers & espedaey to Erin Warren the new I can't wall to find out Lon. Oenioe NMPC President' Woo-wee' You are M fust too AWAY' SEE YOU AT THE GAME! Loeo,9nKappae 1 mare roomnwai for Spring Semeeler. 1 ALL MY LOVE, JACOUal Marts CoMfnenra bedroom erjertment Cal 372 4268 Leal: Large amount ol money at Woman's awoeomol To at our SAE dates GREG HAEUPTLE - Onfy one more day tl our VMM I, voieybal game Friday night. Reward Please CONGRATULATIONS Jueah. Guxfo. Alex, Kevin, Kirk. BB. Greg. FEMALE ROOMMATE TO SUBLEASE APART "roS In the hay" (What?' No buehee?!) See ya you got it back eel 686 3095 Amy Caruso - Mas BGSU Putiectly Chakman Jerry, Geoff, Mike, and Tom MENT NOW AND/OR SPRING SEMESTER at the Korral! Yahoo lun fun! and now you're losing It? Km Kuhlman - Miss BGSU Treasurer - YA-LL" get ready for the Keppa Korral CALL SANDY AT 353-2306 LOST White and orange kitten on October 6 Love-, the Roommate Roommasea Gorma dance al night wffli that Audry Heckmen - Mae BGSU Socal Chexman Hey Bonn Just ktrt the 10th Got a coa) one In 1 or 2 rcommetn needed to share 2 bdrm . r Second Street. It found please return to MARKCOCHRAN MARVELOUS gal! Wendy Kuake - Mka BGSU Judge. Chairman my hand; care to Up a few...Ha! I'll blow you Ittbathe. Cherrywood Spa prNttooaa. Rant. 60S Second St or cal 352 3993 GET PSYCHED FOR TC1NK3HT Jump on the wagon, we're gem' lor a ride, Your Phi Mu sellers are proud ol you away Thanka for the tan — A neat "Ouy " 9343IP lUUlBliaaaa tnouxe 707 Sixth SI Found Dog 9/27. vicinity ol E Wooater a CAUSE ITS GONNA BE GREAT SrhTn' si the hay aide by aide. Hy Deb! It's about time you fumed legal! Too Apt / 7 or Cel Rental Offca at 352-9378. ask WMams SMeera Light brownish, smal dog Corvjratutatjons to Bob Cratg lor being ap- I KNOW WE WILL PARTY Kick up your heeds rJanctn' In Via hay, bad you I never grow up Bui that's ok.. Tl for Mrs Vslentx>« 352-3514 pointed Publicity Chairman tor the 1986 Lead- UNTIL ITS REAL LATE Cauee gotn' with a Kappa at Via only way. ership Conference Executive Board never grow up either! Take It easy on your to eubteaM eaert- Found: Raquetbal racquet on the wafcway I HOPE YOU'RE EXCITED Meean' ya « Sundown, From the '15 Fell Pledge Class OrthcJeyl Carol a Ford War Spring nmiln Cal alary between Student Services and Kreiacher AS YOU WILL SEE Your Kappa gala al 352-4414. Quad CM 10 descreJe, 2-3573 Crmcjratutottona Stacey Cox on going acthral HEYI - DEE ZEE CIMc! THE WESTERN WIND-IN PS. ataital Uka 11 I knew you could do HI I'm so proud of my Hen a super happy dlny 21 at 8 THE PLACE TO BE TO ALL WICI MEMBERS THAT WORKED AT 1 OR 2 FEMALES TO SUBLEASE APT Grand Lrttlel Than, nan a great Western time — LORI. YOUR DZ DATE THE CAR WASH: SUPER JOB! THANKS FOR SPRING SEMESTER ONE BLOCK FROM Love, Jennifer Luv. YOUR 9RO STEVE BECKY YOUR T»*E AND EFFORT' -EXEC STAFF CAMPUS. FURNISHED. PAY 9140 FOR 2. SERVICES OFFERED 9236 FOR 1 PLUS ELECTRIC Creto, Pete 9 John: MARYBETH MUSSELMAN To Eaaen the Swimmer, to Chrtaty who Bfkaa. Hey llllirl You're the beat roomiel Thanka CALL 362-3400 Kappa Korrel will be a greet lime, but there tor e.erthlng, and don't worry...We'll make A apecU rnniyanaianno to you and MM and Annie the Runner ki tonrna or Nkaa. will bs no smoking In the bam, alerting FC4JTS TYPING HI LoveHoeet Lucke on your CN O-Slg Alph kvateringl What The Trianon torrxxrow wB be quite fun. $1.00 par page, double spaced tractors or rolling In the hey. Cen'l welt till a greet comtxnetton Asm Congrats on being Especkwy when Vie 3 of you place number 1! Saturday. Hey PI Kappa elected V P ol your pledge dees On campus pick up 4 00 pm 669-2579 Howdy! Get reedy to "Whoop ri up" tonight Three chaera tor three specks' Irlendal HELP WANTEO Lone. Sarah. Kim 9 Llss Lon. Leeee Lon, Coach Pregnant? Conceme? Free pregnancy teal P.8. Also, no drinking, dancing, or rawing fun at the Weetem Wlndln! Ye'all go gat your Otxeclrve rtormeron Cal NOW 354-HOPE lassos snd let's catch some funl To KM. Miriam. Keesy. Pag. CratgStol. You don't understand Wl do typing Love. Your DerUn' DZ Detea Janice, Emma, and CynrJ: Another Kappa date party rust round the band But we do!! Gat ready party dogs for e weekend ol rowda- Billing Green City Schoote Is accepting Cal Linda It s Kappa Korral with your lavortte Kappa friend Hey you B.B. Potock Lon. the Roommate Roommana doua partxte! Plckerington w9 never be the •ppHCaTfuOn • (Of tn# pOOfttOR Of 354-2218 Bring your horse and saddle, and stirrups loo You've made n to your 3rd decade of Me Hope aeeletant gymnaMK. coach 1 M>: a" 'Cause playing m the hay Is sfwsys tun with you! we con make your 20th Birthday a great one InUr.sl.d appUcent. ahould eppfy to Lon you' NOT the Fal Boy I've had good workouts at the gym but I'm Love. Lraa Love. looking forward lo the CO. Mayer.. Aeeletant Superientendenl PERSONALS Your Kappa cowgxl. HEY 10-10! PEEE WEE SAYS DONT BE A TOM- I TrtOUGHT THIS MIGHT MAKE YOUR 140 S. Gran 91., lowling Green. OH 4J409] -ULTMATE WORKOUT— DAY THANK YOU FOR BEING SO SPECIAL. I Come MR BUNGLE AND HAVE A HAPPY BIRTH- KAPPA KORRAL (419442-997S), no ketrer than DAY! LOVE YOUI CHARLENE Lon, Lara 17,1999 AQD PLEDGES, PI RHO LOVE AND OURS. TOM LOWERY YOU'RE ALL DC4NQ A FANTASTIC JOB Mom and Dad 11-11 and 12-12 YOU ARE THE LOVE OF MY LIFE Need li.ii.Jaeal, Doormen/Bartender Mr WITH PLEDGING. YOU'RE HALF-WAY Hen tun Vat weekend HAPPY FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY' THERE KEEP UP THE GREAT SPIRIT AND "CUDDLE PUFF" Brathaua Lon. UncoH Boexigkte 893 S Mam Street, 352-9737. ask {BOB EVERHART) Friday "Happy Houra" XOXOXOX LORI for Omar. GET PSYCHED FOR A GREAT WEEKEND. N.9.S.L.H.A Party! Al comnturxcabon dkwrder HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Starts at 3 p m.. Hoi doge 50* Tommy D., LOVE, DM majors and their faculty are invited to party a! SIGNED Honeybunch Whatcha be dokv Saturday night? ALPHA xrs. SO EPS BETAS the Ctub Pool Monday. October 14 al 8:00- YOUR TROUBLEMAKER Wa be don' Kappa Koriaan' Congralulsllone on winning Greek Week and I'm ao glad you came to B.Q. 10:00 pm Refreshments Included ao bring e Get psyched for tonight Get peyched lor the dats party end FOR SALE showing BGSU who has the beat greek houses awknauil I Lon You! Taco Bel action THE BETAS Ohio (Mate had better beware for the Atone DAVE, Babycekea Your Beta Ortve-Thru Customer 1976 SUZUKI GT500A MINT CONDITION. Amy Bum hem Chl's will soon be there to sneer them what R I'M 90 GLAD YOU WENT TO PAPA JOE'S tfa October and HeJtoween's around Via comer TO MY UL CALIFORNIA BOY JIM. 1300 MTLES. MUST SELL S800 674 2393 lam glad mat I could help you In your time ol I to be a perMer from 9uw9ny Green. INSTEAD OF WATCHING THE OUKESII GET Warm up to Haaoween with GET PSYCHED FOR THE DEE-ZEE WESTERN need Dinner Saturday waa short but at* real 1980 FIESTA, EC. ONLY 40 K MILES. RED. PSYCHED FOR YOUR FIRST OF MANY DEE PHI BETA LAMBDA WIND IN. I CANT WATT TO ROLL M THE HAY SUNROOF. NEW BRAKES. AM-FM STEREO. rape. Lock lorward to more "Fully Navels". ZEE DATE PARTIES! LOVE. DONNA WITH MY FAVORITE SAE Cheese, and Betel Breed. Here's to a growing Oct. 19. 9-1 North East Commons 8-TRACK. ASKBMG S3250 823-3020 EVE- Adrnkuion 92 60. 4 brers tor 91 I LOVE YOU! trtandahlpl Day DAVID. THESE PAST FOUR WEEKS HAVE 4 MORE OAVE NaVOS. BEEN WONDERFUL. DINNER, MUSIC AND Al the Plua you can eat 'TIL THE LILLY (TAMMY) AMY HARTNETTI I can't tell you hour happy I HutTa Deed Furniture Rudolph 686-3251 ROSES! GET READY TO PARTY DZ STYLE Dominot Plm. WFAL. BO Beverage HQ CCLEBRATIOHI To our F» dates Dean 1 Kan: sm tor you snd Reenel He's one lucky guy Open 6-8 Monday Friday TONIGHT AT WESTERN WIND-PI -SUSAN JEFF JOHN8TON- Gel ready lor tomorrow night the four ol ua wl — and so am III Lone. Katy For Sale '74 Mercury Montego New battery Weetem Wind-In wB be hare scon. be quite a eight Wel bring the brew you bring DEAR WATSON. and 9raa. tar condRton. price rvsgottebto. cM ANNE KERN, CHRISTY KIRCMOFF. ITS QUITE ELEMENTARY" ALPHA GAMS Wel dance al night under the moon me fun. remember ware allaying ta me party's AND EILEEN NAPLES- 666-1686. AND SIGMA CHIS ARE COMPUMETARYM So put on your teens your boots and hat too. el done! QOOO LUCK IN THE TK-ATHALON SATUR- "CLUELESS 'al" Cause Jeffrey I'm reedy to party with you! Pan. I Jen 1961 Dataun 210. 66.000 rrxtee, 5 apd., 36 I ton my ADPI Bhjl DAY OCTOBER 12. ItS* Lon, Martha Oumn mpg Excel cond. Must aal. Beet offer CM Debbk. Cugavic. I'm not an orphan enymorel T OUR OSU MAN (CHUCK) and to our FLU LOVt. THE ORfEMTATION BOAHO (KELLY): Gat ready tor a wed night M the DZ r 6 p.m. 424-3328 Cnngtaliassure! on going active' Alpha Phi la Mat- Lon. Ul Amy ANNETTE. ANNE 1 LINDA. lust aa lucky to have you aa an active aa I am to el your car over heats at a red tight II goes WINtMN we're ready to PARTY! 1973 FORO THUNDERBRO COLLEGE CAR, OUR DATES ARE COMING. PH0ELT9— have you aa a big! Love ya! Li' Bath paat Lon your OZ datoa. Andrea 9 Crete RUNS FINE 9110. 372-8741 DAY, 362- Drllild aa termers tor a tea— 11136 NkjHT, NEK. "TROUBLES" ON THE WAY Stada TO 800n, STEVE, snd JOHN THEY'RE GETTING PSYCHED Debbie Mouse. Juat for the girls ol Alpha XI? Jon Eric and John Eric. The data la the tweMi and wal aae you than 1978 VW RABBtT. NEW TIRES. BRAKES. TO PARTY ALL DAY Thie one's realy from me, but don't kfttva town. We cen'l waH MB tonight! To OUT out-of-town dates — don't be Me. Get your thinking caps on and ENOeVE COMPLETELY REBUILT. 91160 WE'LL HAVE A BLAST (Where would you go?) How "bout rtomeco- PM IXINANUE (ALIA9' MARTHA TOUR with Vie Kappa a that weekend, wel celebrate' me hunl wl begin CALL 372-6731 AFTER 6 p.m AND GET DRUNK TOO. mav? Buy ya a BaUard it you go wrth ma. GUIDE, ALIAS MARTHA MASK INS). Luv ya. Eddie Bear Wal dance to Via beat with hoots on our feel Wel look for the apot where 1974 Plymouth Fury kl From the eouth Under BUT FIRST WE'LL HAVE TO Whether II la e wake-up cal M 9:30 (What are In a bam hJ ol hoy — our sisters you'l meet ma Alpha Gamma meal 44,000 men No rue! 91000. "GET A CLUE?" DELTA ZETA you doing in bad?! Donahue la on T.V.). or At Kappa Korral, it's understood- Wal han lun and party, the time wS be neat Cat 364-6604 GET PSYCHED FOR A GREAT WESTERN WIND-IN nervous about meeting my parents (and they With us aa your date, you most be "good"! So eaten you brothers of P. Kappa Phi - The DATE PARTY. LOVE, PAR DELTA ZETA dbll even ahow up!) or worrying that I waen't 1977 CAPRICE CLASSIC Looking lorward lo a weekend done up right night wB be great - and that axil no te' WESTERN WIND getting enough to eet (reefy, one baked potato HAS EVERYTHING Annette Cleora and Cheryl Lama. Dee and Bern LOVE YOUR ALPHA OAMM DATES YEE HAIII waa enough!). I'm tooUng forward to tonight! Rune rxaaVrMpendabtel work, tripe, home. etc. Just want you to know how much we admire To Vie AWESOME AXO pasrjgaa: OMNt Glad you made the decktton. ONLY S960 (or offer) - CALL 364-6003 you guys" Jon M t fMen S 9 Stan R • Eric 9 9 Jkn 9. Whet a group of gxta Love. Marta and Mtohaaa WELL IT'S BEEN A WHOLE YEAR Hay guya gel psyched the fun begins at 6:00 JJ. 13" Aluminum Sport Wheel. 966 tor the set of You ai are reaPy great tour. 363-2706, PM. •ATTENTION ALL BABY BASTERS" CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? Saturday night So bring your sstves over to our PWPSte- You must be ax* ol hearing VHa WAS IT THOSE QUARTERS 9 THERE B HELP AVAILABLE FOR THIS OB- house and wel start the night out right With LOOKMG FORWARD TO ROCK.N' AROUND But wa think you are Aral rate' 1974 Plymouth ataaon wagon 9200 or beet SESSION WITH THE PROPER AMOUNT OF PITCHERS OF BEER dandng and drinking in mind, we're gonna THE CLOCK WTTH YOU TONCTE Lon. Cheryl 9 Kale offer 2 ej eeeeon Waa. 926.00 each. Cat CALIFORNIA COOLERS. SPACE TUBE THE- Ml WAS IT JUST FATE ahow you a reel good lima. Gat ready to Snd LOVE. THE ALPHA PHI'S 363-1609 RAPY AND DISCUSSIONS ON STANDARO US WELL, WHATEVER THE CA9E Cat rhoae dues because with us you just wont BrMhaua TO THE 9ROTHERS OF PHI DELTA THETA. GLAD IT HAPPENED HEART TIME YOU TOO CAN OVERCOME! e' Friday "Happy Houra" HAVE A 9AFE ANO 9UCCE99FUL RtOE TO CHEVROLET DOOLEY 1M4 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Lon. your Alpha Gam Dotes Starts M 3 p.m.. Hot doge 60- LIGHT BLUE 9 GRAY ATTENTION LOVE, AHOY CARLO A CAPALOl Kappa KorraTs gonna be great P88TPSSTPSST TO THE GIRLS OF 999 E. MERRY CHEW CAM 99 Dknplee. HAPPY ANNIVER9ARYI! Thta Saturday night, it's surely a date. wrrrrr Whoae turn at • to do the dkhee? Things ware .WHEEL DRIVE With thai day cornea BtalMliM world What a way to spend a 3 day' We're gonna rol through the night PSSTPSSTPSST rough a] Drat, but now everything lo great I'm FULLY LOADED Lei i renew our long-term leeee You*n been eaaood, don't light 1996706 from me to you Always rnmernber thai— PUD, having a greet ame and I ion you M TONYA I Love You I guess Ha mat fate YOU'RE MY INSPIRATION! Hope your birthday brings aa much happineea To the neweet rvke.es ol Alpha Delta PI 77 Audi 4 spaed - new Urea, exhaust AC Green Eyee So gat psyched dear metes AJweys.Sue to you aa you have to me. Rhonda. Uaa. Sheryl. Dabby. Tracy. stereo, lune up - 91800 or best offer - ctf Cause we surety can I wan' ••ATTENTION" OOQZILLA DOUG - TO LOVE AND TO CHER PoKE. Dots CongraaaWtona on going active' 362-4267. tSH. HONOR AND OBEY, BUT JUST FOR Sherd I Karen, you Kappa Korral detea II you aaa BOB TOTH wteh htm a happy 22' ROB ODONNELL (You GORGEOUS hunk)- We ton you all The Pledgee 1974 Comet, good condition TONKsHT. LETS PLAY IN THE HAYI I AM SO KAPPA SK3S CUP. CARL 1 RICK- Like (hey ATTeatTION LESLEY FURMAN: Thanka for al the GOOD Brnee thai you Ian To Via Itoefrlrtppin' Alpha Cure— make any otter GLAD YOU AND I FOUND EACH OTHER say its quarry not quantity that counta and Just wanted to let you know thai I think you're given us" (They cut) hen been even bettor If Let me show youths reel way to party- O S.U 362-2322 evening BACK M CALCULUS AND YES, THE SOCKS you guya ware Via greateal! you weren't -reedy taken!) We are REALLY erytel Hare's to a graM tfmo (A K Keryn?) tarrMc' Thanx tor being such a good friend. ARE KEEPING MY FEET WARM! ONLY 84 •74 Ouatar New engine Neede work SISOor Lon your KAPPA ooaohoo Uaa 9 Lon gong to men you! Good kick w