Friday, October 12, 1984 RED RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE .

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IN YOUR PENCIL. by Peter Schroedter Berol introduces Cassette. He went on to say that his students. Are you looking for a part time job aims for the college are to Another item high on the Garry Polonski is the new increase enrollment, improve An exciting breakthrough in mechanical that provides challenge and adventure as director for Red River Com- list of priorities is job faculty morale, give the pencil technology. Now, refilling is as munity College. He will be placements for grads. He said, well as pay? If your answer is yes than the instructors more time to keep taking over from acting direc- "I hope that the students will easy as putting a cassette into a tape deck. Royal Winnipeg Rifles are looking for up with their educational tor Cy Howard in mid- perceive they are as well served fields, make the college more you. We provide training every Tusday November. Polonski comes to as they have been in the past." accessible to part-time and Thursday evening from 7:30 pm to RRCC from an Alberta col- Polonski is 42 years old, .00 students and improve the im- lege where he was vice- married and has three 10 pm as well as selected weekends. In age of the college. president of programs. children. His two daughters addition full time summer employment In his introduction to the Polonski said he wants to are 20 and 21, his son is 16. may be available in different parts of QUICK. Hold faculty, Polonski described introduce a concept . called Polonski is an active corn- pencil pointing Canada as well as in Europe. Vancancies himself as firm on goals and Individual Competency Based munity member, said Terry upwards. also exist for muscians in our band. For flexible on methods. He said Learning. He said that the Morrison, Chairman of Selec- CONVENIENT. 15 Remove old that there would be no lay-offs ICBL program woulc not tion Committee. His activities ultra-strong black cartridge and details on how you can join the Royal because of his appointment. displace instructors, it is include membership on com- CLEAN. Fingers leads - load less insert new one. Winnieg Rifles visit Sgt. Susan Thompson He said, "I place a lot of stock meant to make the college munity boards and he holds a never touch leads. often. COMFORTABLE. Rm. 106 Minto Armoury, 969 St. Mat- in the staff relationship." more accessible to part-time post as a school trustee. Cushioned point thews Ave. or phone 783-0880. writes smoothly, minimizes breakage. CANADIAN ARMED Blue Cross helps students FORCES by Sherri Cherwinski The funding has been divid- students' entering university ed between academic and or college. Berol Canada special needs awards in Mr. Bittner explained that Manitoba Blue Cross has various categories. handicapped students with begun a scholarship program Four $500 entrance awards special needs often have CASSETTE® to assist Manitoba post- will be given to grade 12 greater financial problems Available at the Crazy Ox secondary students in 1985. students entering one of the than others obtaining post- "By providing help with tui- above institutions. secondary education. tion costs, we hope to give Five $500 entrance awards "We believe that these more students the opportunity will be awarded to grade 12 students have much to offer, to further their education," students who must travel over and those who are making the RRCC's new director Gary Polonski: (seated) said Kerry Bittner, president 100 miles one way to further special effort to continue their of Manitoba Blue Cross. their education. education need and deserve In total, four scholarships Four $500 scholarships will our support and encourage- are being offered through the be equally awarded to first and ment," Bittner said. Dear Readers: University of Manitoba and 13 second year University of Manitoba Blue Cross will bursaries are being offered Manitoba physical therapy promote this program Students Get through the universities of and dentistry students on the throughout the Manitoba Manitoba, Winnipeg and basis of high overall academic school system during the Please feel free to submit your comments Brandon as well as the Red standing. 1984-85 term. The first awards River and Keewatin Corn- Four $500 bursaries will be will be presented in the spring questions or viewpoints about The Projector. Their Space munity Colleges. awarded to handicapped of 1985. Deposit your letters in The Projector mail folder in the S.A. Office. They will be printed in a by Rick Major Students who do wish to study vide assistance and Manitoba Indian Education In total, 180 people attended in these areas should be aware reassurance. Association, Manitoba Metis the one day clinic, 76 `Letters to the Editor' section the following of the rules: Federation, the Inter-Agency donating for the first time. issue. 1. College staff and Council of Social Agencies, Additional study space has registered college students the Manitoba Education According to Joy Hunter, been designated for students. are only allowed in the technical-vocational education assistant director for Blood rooms. consultant, a regional Donor Recruitment, she hopes In other College news, Effective Oct. 1 until the Rooms with equipment technology-vocational high to plan for a two day clinic end of exams in June, 1985, 2. Manitoba's three community will require students to school, and the Department of next year so that more can the second floor of Building D college will have their own have a classroom Employment Services and have the opportunity to show will be available: Monday to advisory boards for the first autorization. Economic Security. their support. Thursday — 10 p.m. to 7 time. The rooms must be a.m., Fridays — 4 p.m. to 7 3. Education Minister The board will meet at least a.m., Saturdays and Sundays cleared by 7 a.m. so that Maureen Hemphill has already four times a year to provide they can be cleaned. — 4 p.m. Saturday to 7 a.m. set up more than 12 commit- regular advice to the college Monday morning. 4. There is no food or tees made up of students, staff and government on college smoking in the study programs and services. The Buffalo Cafeteria area and administrators. What's areas. Hemphill says the advisory will also be open 24 hours for Hemphill hopes advisory Outside doors will be boards will help to provide students who wish to study 5. boards will make the colleges Inside: locked after 11 p.m. Mon- goals for the college, training there. (The servery will more responsive to the com- day to Thursday, 5 p.m. Fri- needed, ways to increase com- however be closed.) munity. days and Saturdays, and munity access, and assistance, all day Sunday. Access after "We can serve Manitobans developing effective links with Also effective Oct. 1 until best when we know that the Christmas, the following noted hours can be made other education agencies. News -- Pages 1,2 throughBuilding C. public, students, and staff are Editorials — Page 3 rooms are available for study helping us to make - Features — Page 4 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Mon- 6. After 11:30 p.m., unused decisions." Entertainment -- days and Wednesdays — rooms will be locked. *** Pages 5 - 10 E202, E204, and D304, and 7. Change rooms and The new board at Red River Comics — Page 11 Tuesdays and Thursdays — showers will open at 6 Community College will have To the students and staff Sports — Pages 12 - 14 E204, E304, D211, and D214. a.m. representatives from the who came to Red River Com- Students who wish to study If you have any doubts following groups: Manitoba munity College's Blood Donor Tues., Oct. 2 beyond 10 p.m. will have to about studying late at the Col- Federation of Labor, Win- Clinic on Sept. 24., the sup- Wed., Oct. 3 move to the second floor of D. lege, security guards will pro- nipeg Chamber of Commerce, port was appreciated. at ATO booth • 11 • ' • Page 3 Friday, October' 12, 1984 Friday, October 12, 1984, . NEWS CONT. EDITORIALS A shoulder to lean on Come Out of

aware problems exist by Lori Oliver be in contact with outside peo- cerned there. It is where there solving the problem is to speak she ple and people inside the col- is a minority." She says that with the instructor involved doesn't hear about. "I'm sure there are alot of Your Caves lege who are related to the pro- the problems of sexism and and make them aware that gram. discrimination are not only there is a problem. Friesen problems that I don't know confined to the non- pointed out that often instruc- about either through lack of Friesen sits on the advisory knowledge or because Some of the male students When you and your friends Simply — women are not tors are not aware of nro-. students committees for the Pre-Trades traditional jobs, but are more don't think it's a problem." at Red River act like baboons. are waiting in line for coffee or impressed with men who take The position of Women's course. Her stongest connec- exaggerated in programs blems. If students have dif- Pat Friesen's office is That's some and certainly not food, do you engage in talk lessons in manners from Advocate is a relatively new tion with women in the college where there are few women. ficulty discussing trouble with Twain of the Apes. We are in the one at Red River Community the instructor, Friesen offers located in the Tutorial Services all. There are certain signs that that contains alot of words is in this women's program. Friesen says that where Office across from the 1980's now. The old 'me College. It was created ap- there is a large number of to step in and voice the stu- Learn- can be used to tell the baboons you wouldn't be allowed to "I suppose it would be the ing Resource Centre and Tarzan — you Jane' line won't proximately three and a half women in any course, they can dent's concern. If the problem is not from the men. say on TV? Do the ears of peo- strongest connection because as visible a service as perhaps • 40 W.41.4 1°11 years ago to encourage and my focus is really on women in get support from each other. can not be solved, the student First, if you are a male stu- ple standing near you when make it today. Student Aid, which support women in the college non-traditional occupations." In programs where the female can complain to an appeal has your speaking turn blue from Just look at the sex symbols • trttloymt ►t specific offices. dent, do you often hang from and more specifically to sup- Although she has dealt with student enrollment is low, the board. According to Friesen, the language you're using? Hollywood has produced late- • hea-14% ctirA "This past year we were up the bars that seperate the port women inside the college students from other program support is not always there. no complaints have ever gone lockers from the hallway ly. Tom Selleck may be a little who had entered into non- areas in the college who have "Sometimes the student sur- that far. on the sixth floor and it was This editorial is not trying to rough around the edges but he very hard for students leading to the shops area? Do traditional programs. complained of discrimination vives in the course only on the Friesen is currently involved to find throw blame on anyone course doesn't grab his women by the • internakonet\ their way. But being down you and your ape-like friends Pat Friesen has held the and sexism, her main concern basis of finding a support with a committee looking into in the college. It's not saying hair. Dudley Moore is too 4 eta,. red 114)9,4.5 here I would hope that I would chatter and jabber when a position of Women's Pro- is with courses where women system and it is difficult to get a sexual harassment policy for that people in one course are short to go in for the macho • 90u.4It rowcaranutt grams Director for three years. are in the minority. a support system where there students. She feels if sexual attract more students." nice-looking girl passes on her smarter than people in another "I'm not in charge of any Attracting more students way to the Voyageur routine. Patkca"pothain "I pick out particular aren't alot of women harassment is articulated as a course. What it is trying to do That's not to say that a col- specific program at the col- courses that over a number of around." problem in the appeal process and making them aware of cafeteria? is tell the baboons attending full of Sir Walter Raleighs • Wovvoty‘ lege. My connection with years have had few women in When a student does come and a penal system instituted, Women's Advacate position If you don't do that, do you lege RRCC just how much the A nice women's programs in the col- them. There are courses like to her with a complaint, students and instructors would may be a step towards resolv- perch on the brick ledges along is what we need either. ing the problem of sexual women you lavish your atten- lege is a kind of peripheral one upholstery where you do have Friesen will inform students of be discouraged. the hall running past the Buf- balance between the courtier discrimination and stereotyp- tion on don't appreciate it. in that I may encourage and a fair representation of avenues open to them. Friesen tries to keep in con- falo? Do you and your friends and the caveman would be Mavii+oba . . support certain programs and ing at RRCC. women, so I'm not too con- She says that the first step in tact with students but she is stare at ,every woman who Most boys learn this lesson great. So all you baboons out oniversit of WIMIf there , welcome to the 1980's happens to walk past? Do you in their teens, but obviously othorer tit .245 ) grin and slobber like junior some guys have come as far as and leave your clubs in your Staff high school kids? Red River without learning it. caves. process that ensures the most Another ACCESS student needy of the applicants are commented that he is on the All unsigned editorials appearing in the Projector have been written by for more inkormotkos i call enrolled in the program. student panel which evaluates Projector staff members. Editorials reflect opinions held by the staff "Priority is given to Status applicants. He said that over Box Tht Mani D61 ,ottilN Weston and may not be in ageeement with those of the Student Association. Indians, Non-Status Indians and above the set criteria, he She.hnq Com rni+i-et 9 49 - Sll and Metis people who are nor- looks for highly motivated in- Editor-in-Chief: ther residents of the Province dividuals showing a keen Andrea Long We welcome your opinions and will print them in the 'Letters to the Hair Boutique of Manitoba." Bemister said. desire to "make it through". Editor' section. Please drop them off in the Projector file at the S.A. "Having met this criteria, ap- "The only areas we do not News Editor: Office. 81 COLLIN FF?iEsErNI plications are then priorized sponsor students into at this Rick Major PATEL L A SW P 1675 Notre Dame based on need of the supports point in time are the Health that we offer." Entertainment Editor: • Science areas." said Bemister. ! GOOD TO GREAT GLEN, "at Worth across from Labatt's" The program provides three THANK you, AND HERE'S MARTy WITH HEY GLEN NEHMEN! Laura-Lee Saranchuk OUR FIRST CONTESTANT,.. YOU . JA5 LAST main support services which The graduates from last AriD i...ELCOmE TO... MEET buT THAT ► WEEK ... are designed to ensure ade- year that were sponsored Sports Editor: "ANYTHING. FOR BUCKS:' (c.L.AP.i)cLAP.11) HI 3oHN ITS THE 6AmE5HOW THAT TORN, HE'S AN ACCOufJTANT GREAT TO BE HERE (HA!HA!HA! ) quate educational preparation through ACCESS were from Lorne Stelmach ■„„IHAT REDKEN FINDS OUT, Susi' FROM IDAHO WHO ENJOYS \ TO AVIV BRING- IIJ We feature Redken• for college study. business administration, AND IM READY Letters to the Editor COLLECT"NG; Photographer: OBSCENE" ACTS PEOPLE STAMP THE 5POT tJELDERH Salon Prescription hair care 1. secretarial science, carpentry KILL /1Y DAUGHTER FOR Personal Supports and WILL STOOP To FOR 3M 11/ TO &LEW MARTIN!) 600 DOLLARS!! and teacher training courses. Chris Archer Counselling provides "A good many of our social ills today are a direct result CASH...(CLAPYCL APil) (CLAP!! CLAP!./) CLAP!) There is an 80% success rate (CLAR HOURS assistance for relocation, day Typesetters: of the shifting of emphasis from the family institution to care, babysitting services and and drop-outs are usually due Joan Hoeck Monday to Wednesday 9 am - 5 pm counselling on a full time to personal reasons. the individual." basis. Lillian Friaen Thursday to Friday 9 am - 6 pm Terry Dahle 2. Saturday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm Academic Supports includes Inst. Tech. two sections. The first is a ten month Pre-college program luo7o Discount on hair Care Services with Student Card which involves orientation to I. 20% off on Perna with this ad until November 17/84 introduce students to the col- Taking the Bus lege and courses designed to HE LOOKS DEAD /WM THE VICTIM OF SOME help them in their chosen field by Hick Holt of study. The second is the ieties that you cannot deal CHEAP AND SENSELESS, Regular College Course at with. Which is more impor- Where's the Beef? VIOLENT CR IME. OR which point the ACCESS Rural students that have not tant, school or sleep? RED RIPER MAYBE 5OME 5ATA► PC. Helping students are integrated into the obtained their driver's licence John Fehr, a graduate of CULT is MAKING regular courses available at or have lost their driving Red River Community College COMMUNITY COLLEGE HUMAN SACRIFICES p Meatcutting will accept orders from anyone Red River Community Col- privileges experience major is interested in any problems IIJ THE HALLS. problems in getting to and or complaints his customers lege. The students are assigned — anytime in Room BB17 . an academic co-ordinator to from Red River Community might be facing and how these students assist in any way to help them. College. conflicts might be resolved. Outsiders may phone 632-2216 between 3. They have two alternatives: He said that in 1975 the Financial Supports include 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. to place orders . financial assistance for day they can attempt to find company looked at their by Norma Cameron Bemister has been with the schedules and are still using ACCESS program since its in- care, transportation, accom- enough students in their area Among Red River Com- modation costs as well as tui- to form a carpool, or they can the schedule they devised in ception in 1977 and has been that year. Their problems stem We sell: munity college graduates for director for the past year and a tion fees and books. They also take the bus. 1984 were 12 students who at- receive an adequate living from lack of use in certain half. The ACCESS office is In Selkirk, the bus schedule time periods, seasonal increase tained their goals with a little located in Red River Com- allowance. Hinds of Beef help from ACCESS. and the students' timetable, and decrease in patrons and munity College, Building F An ACCESS student cur- often create problems that the people who are using the bus The Community College Room 210. rently enrolled in a course at Fronts of Beef ACCESS Program is spon- student must try to resolve. as temporary transportation. When the program started Red River Community College The first bus to leave Selkirk He explained this is just a sored jointly by provincial and explained the entrance pro- Sides of Pork federal governments under the there were 15 positions weekday mornings is at 6:30. business trying to make money available at, the college. In cedure. "After submitting the It takes approximately an hour and did not see the point of Canada/Manitoba Northern application and being screened Sides of Veal Development Agreement. 1984, there are 55. Ordinarily and a half to reach the college. running empty buses down the there are between 120 and 160 I was asked to attend Red Making it on time for classes line. If the company goes Carcasses of Lamb "We're set up to provide River Community College for academic, social and financial applications received every becomes a real challenge. If under, rural citizens would be year and in any given year a week. The first part of the you miss a bus, after 8:30 a.m. isolated. /3..0m 5'8 supports for students who week was for orientation to Watch TV monitors and signs in the halls as would not have the opportuni- there may be as few as 15 posi- the next bus does not leave till Joe Schellenberg, a part . n 9 tions available. This is due to the college and the last two 9:30, now you've missed half time driver for Beaver, said he ty to go to post-secondary in- days of the week involved in- 0 ot to when our meat counter will be open. stitutions without those sup- the current ACCESS students the day. Spending three hours has not received any com- Pcic i meatsc being enrolled in courses terviews by various panels. At on the bus a day cuts plaints from his passengers ports." said Wayne Bemister, this point I didn't know if I into the director of the Community lasting a number of years. time you could otherwise use regarding schedules. The only would be accepted or not — I constructively. Any deadlines College ACCESS Program. There is a rigorous selection just had to wait and see." problems he faces is a personal you might face becomes anx- preference in certain shifts. • • • • • Friday, October 1; 19114 1 . • . ' . Page 4 Page 5 td, Friday, October 12, 1984 FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT R.R.C.C. Olympic Itsa Good The Hopeful? Laugh Mozart, Pizza by Randy Kohuch the Olympics. After 3 years of vegetables. Chef Reimer also hotel training in his native insists, "We have a few tricks WSO is Hamburg, he worked world- up our sleeves," come the by Randy Kohuch A Red River Community There is a new Italian wide for both the Hilton and competition day. Laugh, College instructor will be leav- restaurant in town that is sure Westin chains. This work ing soon to attend the Olym- to please. Via Roma brought him to Winnipeg's About 21/2 years has been pics. The Culinary Olympics Ristorante at 2200 McPhillips Fun? Westin and then a rewarding spent on menu planning, prac- that is. Commercial cooking has recently opened its doors position at Red River. tice and various shows and instructor, chef John competitions. At a recent one and is a must for Italian food Reimers, is part of the Manitoba has never sent a in Montreal, Manitoba took lovers. Manitoba team traveling to team before but Canada has home 17 of 21 medals. Chef The menu is extensive and Frankfurt, West Germany, on faired well in previous Olym- Reimer is hopeful that their includes pizza — thick or thin, Oct. 11, to challenge for the Italian appetizers, salads, pics, which are held every 4 winning ways will continue medals. years. This year's event pro- against teams from all over the soups, fish, chicken, veal and mises not only to be exciting world. beef. As well, a full range The teams other members but grandiose as well. The (seven in all) of pasta ;dishes are: Franz Hoefler, Executive team will take 700 lbs. of food The team is under the direc- and a compliment of Italian Chef at the Westin; Helmut plus an assortment of knives tion of the Canadian Federa- specialies are available. The Mathe, Delta Inn; Brian and other utensils to Germany tion of Chefs de Cuisine and food is all homemade on the Lewicki, the Fort Garry; with them. has received support from this premises. Even the pasta is Yoshitak Chubachi Als of the group and the government. As produced locally and is not an- Conductor Erich Kunzel Westin; Ron Long, Great The judges will look for well, Air Canada has provided average name brand. West Life and Hanz Schwitzer presentation, uniqueness, free transportation. Several The meal began • with of Pierre Radisson School. looks and taste. Each team' fund raising banquets were Lumache, or Escargots, in by Sandra Brown The Team represents some of strives to present original tomato sauce, new way of ser- also held for the public to Imagine yourself in a choice the finest chefs in all of dishes comprised of food from view and eat the team's work. ving an old standard con- Manitoba. their countries. The Manitoba cocted by part owner and chef, seat at the Centennial Concert Frank Csuta. They were very Hall. Before you is the highly John Reimers cooks his way to the Olympics menu will be cold and will The competition runs from acclaimed Winnipeg Sym- This is the first time Chef include fish pates, pickerel, Oct. 11-19 with Oct. 16 being tasty and a pleasant change phony Orchestra — dressed to Reimers, 36, will be attending goldeye and Manitoba grown Manitoba's big day. from the usual butter, garlic perform, instruments at the and mushrooms. ready. The conductor signals A one half Ceasar salad was with his baton and 70 trained more than enough and was musicians break into the open- Native student's future quite mild in both garlic and ing bars of The Muppet anchovy tastes. A piping hot Medley. Administrative bowl of the standard Italian soup, Minestrone, was also Mozart having fun "The Muppet Medley?" improved Management Society very well prepared. Yes, and I'm sure Kermit All this led to the main and the others would have dishes, which are available in been proud to be part of the College Chapter WSO's first Family Pops con- by Brenda McDonald 'holistic approach to educa- The Native Community one-half or full orders. tion. He said that Life Skills Based ABE also provides a life Lasagna and tortellini were cert programme. the most of a minor, yet key has to deal with emotional, skills program similar to the The AMS College Chapter is a MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS by Laura-Lee Saranchuk Infuriated by God's obvious sampled and were too large to preference of Mozart over character. With just the right Pops concerts are a fun physical, mental, and spiritual Business of Living's Life Skills group of students who are 1. MEETINGS — Attend If you harbour seething, finish even for a half order. Business of Living Inc. is an himself. Salieri plotted to ruin combination of stage presence break from the usual, as far as parts of a person rather than program. Some of the basic affiliated with an international College Chapter meetings on intense hatred for classical The lasagna was piled high organization started to help just the participant's courses taught are math, professional organization that music, do not — repeat — do Mozart's career. and understatement, he makes and not runny. The sauce was symphony goes. The selections Native people improve their campus and monthly Win- the emperor an unforgettable are often familiar classical academics. english, reading, spelling, and promotes the exchange of not see Amadeus, the movie. Salieri is brilliantly played mild and there was a generous living situations and to nipeg Chapter Dinner persona in Amadeus. pieces that you'd recognize if science. Champagne said the ideas and information — THE It is the story of Wolfgang by F. Murray Abraham, amount of both meat and establish career paths. 'meetings. Both feature The major flaw in this film you heard them, but are often Business Of Living was Native Community Based ADMINISTRATIVE outstanding speakers and Amadeus Mozart,, the whose film credits include cheese. The tortellini (small unable to name off hand. started in December, 1979 and ABE is to be expanded early MANAGEMENT SOCIETY. infamous 18th century corn- is the lengthy operatic scenes. meat-filled pasta rings) was panels on current business "All the President's Men" Although scenes of Mozart's It's program involves per- is funded mainly by the federal next year. concerns. poser. Born in Salzburg, Ger- and "Scarface" (the remake). also excellent; served in government. OBJECTIVES many, he was famous as a great works are necessary to tomato suace. Homemade Then there are the contem- sonal development, improving 2. MAGAZINE He is the real star of the pic- porary pieces. At this perfor- 1. the content of the film, 2 — 5 bread sticks are standard with personal communication To help the students learn —Membership includes a child prodigy. He composed ture, as the story is told from mance, conductor Erich his first concerto at age four minutes would do just as well skills, learning about native Business Of Living tries to Fausto Yadao, Manager of about the real world of subscription to "Management his own point of view. Intensity every meal. Kunzel lead the orchestra and was dragged all over Ger- as 10. Unless you're a hard- For dessert, an Italian pud- traditions, and learning prac- create a strong Life Skills Adult and Continuing Educa- business through meetings, World," a topical business tempered with humour is his through five selections from many and Italy by his father core opera fan, the music ding — Zabaglione — was just tical skills dealing with every- group that feels comfortable tion Division at RRCC, said publications, and personal publication. forte. His is a truly masterful Saturday Night Fever. contacts. begins to sould alike from day living. This program is and confident, then begin with the college is aware of the need 3. PERSONAL CON- Leopold, to perform for performace. the right touch to end off the 2. To strengthen the aristocrats. At the time of his scene to scene and drags the more than satisfying meal. called Life Skills. It is set up to academics and up-grading, but for a better education system TACTS — Meet AMS Tom Hulce in the title role is film down to a tiresome pace. deal with disadvantaged that is the choice of the par- for Native people. The college administrative abilities of members who are active and death at age 35, he had com- charming. His ridiculous gig- Made to order from wine and An orchestral arrangement posed 626 known composi- Aside from that, however, egg whites, its smooth texture of disco tunes? Sounds Native people, and specifically ticipants. This is where RRCC wants to see more Native peo- members through active par- successful in Winnipeg's gle is a laugh in itself. He is the acting and direction is and sweet taste resembled that strange, but for a few brief with those people's problems, fits in. ple succeed at the college. ticipation in chapter activities. business community. tions. thoroughly convincing as the 3. But how did the genius die? stunningly professional. The moments during Sunday's such as drug and alcohol Yadao said it is important to To provide a forum for 4. EACH MEMBER arrogant, childish genius. He of a souffle. exchange of ideas and infor- Was it typhoid fever as some costumes and scenery of the Chef Csuta, a 24 year old concert, the WSO brought abuse, single parent problems, deal with Native people's pro- RECEIVES — A certificate of surprises you with sudden pas- disco out of the garbage and Last February, RRCC pro- mation on the busihess world say, or was it murder? period are wonderful to see. who has been cooking since his criminal records, poor family blems to successfully help membership and a college sion and depth of feeling in an back to life. vided an up-grading course at and career opportunities there. The story of Amadeus is The usual problem in period early teens, is hoping to make situations, and limited educa- the Business of Living Inc. them with academics. chapter membership card. otherwise comedic role. films is getting the ploy to tions. told by Mozart's self-accused a name for himself in a few building, 312 Balmoral St. It murderer; Antonio Salieri. The supporting actors are, for override the costumes and the years. His fresh, homemade What really made the per- was called Native Community You can join AMS at our next General Meeting, Once, Vienna's most famous the most part, outstanding, scenery. In this, Amadeus is a menu, large portions, and formance enjoyable was the The Life Skills sessions are Based Adult Basic Education. Robert Hannberg has Monday Oct. 22 at 12:00 in the Green Lecture composer, Salieri wanted each in their own way. Jeffery great success. The ploy is inventive flare should see him attitude of the musicians. 16 weeks long, and have Champagne said the up- graduated from the Native Theatre. nothing more than to serve Jones as the "musically inclin- exciting, intriguing and often achieve that goal. They seemed to have a lot of approximately 15 members at a grading program was Community Based ABE, and God through his music. He ed". Emperor Joseph II hilarious. This makes It is an excellent restaurant fun playing off-beat pieces time. The program has eight developed because many deserves special mention for Amadeus well worth the extra such as "The Chicken Reel", is currently in the Life Skills became Mozart's greatest with an extensive menu and and accompanying their con- staff members. Native people do not attend program. He said he is plann- AMS Dinner Meeting admirer and secret enemy. his performance. He makes half hour of film. reasonable prices, the whole RRCC Adult Basic Education. ductor as he played a ing to take meat cutting at Place: Wpg. Winter Club meal (for 2) costing $21.00. It typewriter in Leroy RRCC next February. Hann- is sure to please and makes for Denis Champagne, Project 200 River Ave. Anderson's composition, The Native Community burg said the ABE was a a great before or after theater "The Typewriter." Manager for the Business Of Based ABE is funded mainly challenge after being out of Date: Monday, October 15 The Student Aid Branch of the Department of stop. Living Inc. said, "The by RRCC and it provides two school for 12 years. Time: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Happy Hour Education will be at Red River Community Col- Business Of Living's Life instructors. This course runs . (Cash Bar) lege on October 23,24 and 25 to assist students in Via Roma Ristorante Conductor Kunzel's ex- Skills is strictly a non- for 38 weeks. The classes start 2200 McPhillips uberant style on the box added 6:00 p.m. Dinner completing bursary applications. Advisors will to the afternoon's entertain- academic group experience." from a grade three level. -across from Garden City Champagne said the Life Price: $7.00 be on hand from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at a booth ment. It's not often you see a Grades three to five run 17 Champagne said he has no Shopping Mall- Skills program is to help peo- weeks, and the grades five to doubt that together the Life Speaker: Sonny Arrojado - located outside the Book Store in the Mall level. maestro boogie on his box, or ple realize they are responsible ten run 21 weeks. It has a max- Skills program and the Native joke around with the au- Workers Compensation Group sessions will also be held.' Check posters 11:30 am — 12:00 am Mon-Wed dience. Kunzel does both, and accountable for their imum of 25 students per ses- Community Based ABE will for further details. Remember, the sooner the 11:30 am — 1:00 am Thurs keeping his musicians happy • actions. Life Skills is a more sion. be successful. AMS Members Only applications are in, the sooner they can be 11:30 am — 3:00 am Fri-Sat and his audience entertained. 12:00 am Sun processed and returned. 5:00 pm ••••••••.1

Page 7 Friday, October 12, 1984 Page 6 Friday, October 12, 1984 Advice From Babba Football RRCC Social °Riley Fans Read Warm Your Heart Scene Dear Babba, Dear Dumb, L. This I have this problem that is Either that, or you've got by Laura-Lee Saranchuk Just like in all the old College' threatening to take over my feet like Michael Jackson. by Robert Knodel The first expulsions from movies everyone will have a life. I watch too much T.V. "The Bear" is not the story the first RRCC Beer Bash of big placard to flip back and It's driving me crazy. The Dear Babba, of a killer Grizzly. It is a the year kicked off the Red forth to create one big pic- T.V. is constantly on when I'm in love with a gorgeous motion picture about football. River social scene on Friday, ture/message. On one side will Sept. 28. I'm home — from sitcom re- girl who has shown some in- To be specific, it's about Paul be the words; "The RRCC W. Bryant, the winningest It seems two overly- Student's Association Sup- runs, through the news, to all terest in me. The problem is, the prime time shows. There's coach in college football exuberant bashers had to be ports the Jets".The flip side is the only attention I get is when forcibly ejected from the south nothing I won't watch. I never history. a picture of the Edmonton she laughs at me. And I'm no The movie starts out with gym during the festivities. In Oilers in a sinking boat. The thought it was really a prob- comedian. Whenever she's order that no one else suffers RRCC section will be pitted lem till the day Bryant (Gary Busey) up I was proof- around I can't function. Last against a grizzly bear in a the same fate at future Beer against the University of Win- reading an essay I'd written week a bunch of us went out wrestling ring. His friends Bashes and/or socials, please nipeg and the University of (during commercials) and for lunch and I got so flustered were quick to tag him with the direct your attention to page Manitoba sections in an all- found "the Fonz" written in I spilt my drink, splattered nickname the "Bear". For nine of you RRCC Survival out cheering contest. Each place of "the Pope". Then, I ketchup on her skirt, and such a stunt the "Fool" would Guide. Invisibly highlighted member of the winning section are the official rules and got caught daydreaming in burned a cigarette hole in her have been more appropriate. will recieve a valuable prize. regulations for Beer Bashes class and answered "Simon purse. And that was a good From there we follow Win or lose, some or all of and Simon" instead of "Sup- Bryant on a tour of North and socials. day. Is there any hope for me? "Fighting, disorderly con- the Jets will make an ap- ply and Demand". Can you America. First stop is pearance at the social im- signed, Lovesick Alabama University where duct and drunkeness will result see what this is doing to me? in expultion from all Beer mediately following the game. Where can I find help? Bryant meets his future wife The social will be held at the Dear Lovesick, and discovers he's not cut out Bashes, socials and student ac- just call me "Desperate" tivities. Beer Bashes end at RRCC south gym and the For starters, try wearing a to play professional football. band Club One will be playing Because of his love for the 7:00 p.m., socials end at 1:00 straight-jacket. That should a.m. Everyone must be out of for the duration. Just to avoid take care of part of the game, the Bear decides that he any embarrassing or unplea- wants to stay involved in the the hall within 15 minutes of Dear Desperate, problem. Then, invest some these times." sant incedents, rip out page Problems? Hang- game in a coaching capacity. nine of your RRCC Survival Have you even thought of time and money on European Unfortunately, before he Engrave these sacred verses going into acting? That could finishing school and get your upon your brain and you Guide and paste it to the bot- could pull on a headset, the tom of your beer glass for be your answer. If not, try a act together. But remember should have no trouble at ups? Bad habits? Bear gets the call to enlist. luck. psychiatrist. Maybe watching one thing, this girl might just This is where the film begins to future events. "Bob Newhart" re-runs will like you the way you are. You lose credibility. Bryant joins While we're on the subject, Speaking of beef, nothing help you. could be blowing a great thing Write to Babba '0 the navy and is promptly sent Kiefer Sutherland in The Bay Boy don't forget about the goes better with a cool brew in trying to improve yourself. home when the ship he's sta- Oktoberfest Beer Bash on the than raunchy blues. The Dave Let me know how things turn tioned on, suffers structural 12th. Also on the 12th is the Mclean Blues Band is coming RRCC Beer Hunt. Clues will to the Tower Lounge on Oct. Dear Babba, out. Riley, care of the damage from an un-named by Collin Friesen Coldwell (Leah Pinsent, audience feels as if they are enemy. actually back in that mining be posted outside the S.A. of- 24 and 25. True blues fans can Why is it that every time I At first glance, it would daughter of Gordon Pinsent). Confidential to Being Used: Once Bryant returns to town the narator describes as fice for anyone interested in catch his act between 11:30 go to the bar, I get asked to appear that this movie has The romance never comes to winning a six-pack of brew to and 1:00. Dave Mclean Your grandmother may be a Projector. Deposit American soil his coaching being ". . . on the edge of the dance by men who don't even everything going against it. its full potential however, as follow. There will be two himself is a native Winnipeg- little nutso, but who says that career takes off. He moves world." know me? I'm probably what from one University to the First, its a Canadian film Donald witnesses a nasty coupons redeemable for six- ger who specializes in raunchy eating leaves and berries and The film, reflecting its you call a nice looking blond, all letters in Projec- next, building championship (Canadian/French to be murder by Saxon's father, packs at large on campus. The blues. He's been playing in sitting in trees means she's "slice of real life" style, and am in pretty good shape. teams at each stop. Then, after entirely accurate) which stars the Tom Coldwell (Alan Scarfe, luckly winners are to report to town on and off for 10 to 15 gone completely senile. Keep includes some hillarious In fact, my measurements are taking Texas A and M to the sons and daughters of famous son of no one in particular). the S.A. office to recieve their years or more. If you want a talking to her and doing er- moments as well. Donald's prize. preview sample of his sound 38-25-36. Do you think this tor envelope in top, he receives an offer from Canadians. Secondly, it was Between the murder and the rands. You never know how his Alma Mater which he just resolution, we also have a first sexual encounter with the Then on Oct. 15 and 16, in you'd be most likely to find has something to do with it? shot entirely on location in- consideration of the Monday him playing the pubs/lounges much she's got under her mat- can't refuse. Nova Scotia, a place not exactly homosexual encounter with a over anxious Mary McNeil - a little dumb. S.A. office. Of course the Bear inspires morning hangover crowd, The of Osbourne Village. Check tress. known for producing pieces priest, the death of Donald's (Isabelle Mejias) should take the team on to successive vic- many audience members back S.A. presents O.J. Anderson, the papers, you might get tories, culminating in the of cinematic excellence. Third- retarded brother and another the great mime. Catch his act lucky. ly, and perhaps most impor- attemted murder. to their first experience of a Monday and Tuesday between championship game against To wind up this wild and Sounds pretty corny? Well, similar nature. Also, the old, 11:30 and 1:00 in the Tower the Fighting Illini of Illinois. tantly, it has one of the wim- crazy month just right, you've In an inspiring pre-game pep piest excuses for a title ever at times it gets close to gutter-mouthed priest is worth Lounge. a chuckle or two during If you were lucky you were got to crash the Hallowe'en talk Bryant whips his troops seen. melodrama, but the scenes are Beer Bash on the 26th. Best Donald's confession. one of those who picked up a concerts into a frenzy, telling his Inspite of all the aforemen- done so well and the dialogue costume wins some slasher- Weasels at players "quitters are losers." The film, quite simply grabs ticket for the Cheer-it for tioned reasons, The Bay Boy is is so believable that it never cash. Whatever you do, you by the old heart strings Spirit Jets game and social last Of course Alabama comes a very good movie. makes that fatal turn. The per- DON'T GO ALONE! out on top in the game. The and doesn't let go. It's a warm week. The RRCC ticket- for KIDS! The story concerns the formances, in general, are of a Be sure to scan the next Pro- fact that Bryant announced his film about a relatively boring holders will be seated in sec- exploits and experiences of very high quality. All the jector for a preview of the retirement before the game period' in Canadian history, tion 25 of the Winnipeg Arena Donald Campbell (Kiefer characters have that air of November events and a list of was undoubtedly a major but still worth the admission to watch the Jets wipe the ice Sutherland, son of Donald believability that is so essential with the Edmonton Oilers. October casulties. motivation for the players. price. Rating on a scale of one The "Bear" is not a great Sutherland), a young boy in a period film like this. The to ten: a seven. Although one movie. It's a movie about a growing up in a small Nova young people look and act like WSO man who lived for football. Scotia mining town during the normal teenagers. No one is warning, see it with a girl and not your hockey team. The girl Frankly, this movie will not late 30's. In this post- especially gifted or incredibly will think you're sensitive and by Andrea Long Toth is the author of a book touch you unless you share depression atmosphere, evil as in most of todays deep, the guys would run you Brooklands Inn of cartoons called 'The Weasel Bryant's love for the game. Donald finds his glands com- movies. This honesty is what The Winnipeg Symphony In that respect the film out of town on a rail. Symphony'. He has shared the ing of age and falls for Saxon makes the film special. The Orchestra opened their new stage with other orchestras achieved it's goal. Busey did RRCC Students' Days season of Concerts for Kids and has the timing down pat. an admirable job in capturing with a performance titled 'The Both he and the WSO ended the intensity of the man. BE A RED RIVER DISCOVERY! Weasel Symphony'. No, it their pieces at the same time. Bryant was the type of coach didn't consist of a number of you either loved or hated. His Are you a hidden talent? Every Monday, Tuesday and Can you sing, play a musical small furry creatures playing The WSO sounded great as theory of how to play the large instruments. What it did game can be summed up in his instrument, do magic tricks, Wednesday from. 11:00 a.m. to they went through the pro- jokes or impersonations? consist of was a unique blend- gram of lively music for the classic statement before a 9:00 p.m. Draft at wholesale If so, Steve Maitland wants ing of visual and aural crea- young and restless audience. It game: "Hit somebody. Knock tion. .you to come and audition for isn't easy to hold the attention him down. Then help him up. prices! Cartoonist Steven Toth Then tell him you'll be right the RRCC Discovery Hour! of a five-year old unless you're Every Wednesday from 12:00 made the theme of the music Ronald McDonald. Guest con- back". AND visible. He quickly rendered The film appears to have to 1:00 you will have the ductor, John Barnum lead the chance The "Rebel black feltmarker drawings of orchestra. been produced in a low budget to be discovered by the weasels as the orchestra manner. The camera angles students of Red River and played. and editing techniques used anyone else in the Tower Lunch" a burger To illustrate the ideas The only negative point in are not the work of the motion Lounge. If you're planning a & fries for only behind _Arnold's 'Four Scot- the dual performances of Toth picture industry's more career in entertainment, you tish Dances', Toth drew comic and the WSO came when accomplished technicians. can't pass up this valuable ex- $1.75. weasels dressed in Scots garb, Toth's stage was raised so the Particularly noticeable and perience. If you just want to doing the Highland Fling and audience could see his weasels, annoying are the cuts from perform for fun, to win a bet being chased by the Loch Ness the WSO was blocked from actual college football games or whatever, this hour will be Monster. The Children loved sight. This only happened in to the brutal closeup shots of yours to strut your stuff. (your See ya at the it. half the musical numbers so the actors in action. act need not fill an entire hour; Toth used a large piece of the children were able to have But enough bad-mouthing it can be part of a variety Brooklands! 8 white paper taped to a low .the unique experience of of the movie. The "Bear" can hour) If interested please see Keewatin St. wall for his sketches. The stage watching an orchestra play. be seen at Towne Cinema Steve Maitland, RRCC Pro- on which he stood was raised Eight from Tuesday through gram Coordinator, in his of- across from and lowered for his perfor- The Concerts for Kids series Thursday for $2 a pop, and fice at the S.A. as soon as mances. He illustrated half of will hold performances in for that price you won't feel possible. BE DISCOVERED Labatt's the eight selections by the November, January and cheated if the flick doesn't live AT RRCC! WSO. March. up to your grandiose expecta-

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She smiles at the au- restaurant at the corner of Arl- the groupies. The results were dience and says, "Hi ington and Portage features a ambiguous; the flame was Deeper and Reach the Beach. Musically they came across everyone, I'm Sarah and this is menu stocked with a hot buf- recognized, but still they lack- tight enough to squeek; no Sarah's Play." fet, sandwich counter, salad ed an image. It is standard fare for bar, great desserts, and even With three critically ac- small feat considering the venue. children's theatre, but the pizza. In addition to the menu, claimed albums under their Prairi Theatre Exchange has an impressive selection of cof- belts (Shuttered Room, Reach Opening act Andy Fraser was received rather placidly. added a twist. Now instead of fees and meats are for sale. the Beach, and the recently The establishment is jointly With the exception of his radio bringing the children to the released Phantoms), the theatre, the theatre is going to owned by Gourmet Coffee musicical production is down hit Do You Love Me, his material is foreign to most the children in their own and Vending Services and pat — a definite credit pro- schools. Naleway Caterers. Because of ducer Rupert Hine Winnipeggers. The probing question here is does Fraser This is part of a new experi- this, they are able to specialize But because of the impor- ment begun last year by PTE. in more than one item. tance placed on videos and keep his supporting band in the back-ground to emphasize Artistic Director Kim McCaw Pickles features an Interna- visual presentation, image says he is very happy with the tional Buffet served from sometimes overshadows his rightful position as the focal point? Or is it to avoid response. By taking the plays 11:00 - 2:30 each day. The talent. Artists with undisputed to the schools he believes they food is delivered by Naleways brilliance (Alan Parsons Pro- comments about his height (or rather, his lack of height)? Is can reach more students. He hot and ready to serve. It is ject, The Squeeze, Steely Dan) also says the plays are more ef- not prepared at the restaurant. choose to remain faceless, and an audience expected to en- dure 30 minutes of a frontman fective when put on in the Each day in the buffet, two as a result have faded into schools. "It's the kid's own soups are starters for three of obscurity. with terminal happyfeet while the following entrees: Chicago a somber group dutifully pro- school and they feel more It may have taken some comfortable. They're not in- Style Ribs, Lasagna, Salsbury time, but the Fixx are vides the beat? Fraser may Steak, Stuffed Green Peppers, have shone in the early days timidated by their surroun- somewhat wiser. A video for dings which makes for a better Ham and Bacon Quiche, and "Are We Ourselves" (the first with Free (remember All Right Meaty Holupchi. Your choice Now?), but the light seems to relationship between the ac- Impulse single from Phantoms) is tors and the children." of a soup, one of the three en- have dimmed. showing up on video screens McCaw ways that in the trees, perogies or holupchi, nationwide, aided in part by As a recording act the Fixx coleslaw, and a trip to the have proven themselves to be past, by the time the children the almight MTV. arrived at the theatre they were salad bar costs only $4.95. The Something that has con- consistent. Phantoms is by far buffet food tastes like it's the band's best album, and so excited by the theatre itself, Scores a 4 tinued to prevail is Britain's the bus ride and just the idea straight out of mom's kitchen. also the most political. Curin by Collin Friesen Mom, who blows her brains insensitivity towards its of going out that their atten- That homemade taste can fool The entire experience leaves seems to be more comfortable You can't judge a book by out while getting that long musical offspring. As Fixx tion was lost. even a connoisseur of home one flat. There is little em- with his duties as songwriter, its cover, nor can you judge a distance feeling. A tad pathy with the heros as the drummer Adam Woods points Sarah's Play, by Rex cooking. movie by its promo clip. It bewildered, the happy couple out, to receive decent coverage discussing issues and feeling Deverell, is the type of play The salad bar is comparable characters stumble, through with his fellow members there was ever a film that pro- set out to the town of Sutcliffe their parts like walking cliches. in the British music tabliods, PTE wants the kids to see and to places that offer a salad bar ved this tried and true cliche, USA to find out why Mom is an act must be offensive or before putting pencil to paper, get involved in. It is the story as their specialty. At Pickles, it that film is Impulse. Meg Tilly, whom we last outrageous. The Fixx are thereby giving each song total of a young girl, who feeling was neat and filled and so upset. When they get there, saw stretching her way On the surface, the concept they find the town Jenny left neither, and the lack of ex- effort. The Fixx have main-, left out by her friends, featured all the fixing of a looks downright intriguing. for the big city lights is a bit through "The Big Chill" cries posure at home has hurt the tained from the beginning that discovers a way to make all her great salad. What would happen, the corn- different. Old men are and pouts alm, but doesn't do band professionally and per- they want to make albums, not wishes come true. Although The desserts were a selection anything anyone could ever ercial asks us, if all of the deep urinating on cars and the sonally. According to Woods singles. They don't want to her new power is fun at first, of cheesecakes each with a mistake as acting. Tim hidden desires of our souls sheriff is going after juvenille the Fixx will remain adamant grace the pages of Tiger Beat, she soon learns that it cannot special twist, such as blueberry were suddenly brought to Matheson plays a part too silly in their decision to focus on but rather Rolling Stone. But give her what she really wants, swirls of caramel fillings. delinquents with an M-16. to be believed and the suppor- light? What fun. The rest of the the music, and pay little or no most of all they want to be which is to be liked. In the Pizza is offered from 5:00 to ting cast is forgettable. Sounds great doesn't it? story involved our hapless need to extravagant videos and recognized as a powerful end, Sarah learns she must be closing. Various kinds are also Lots of steamy romantic shots hero's attempts to find out All in all, not a good even- innovative marketing tactics. musical force — and it looks herself to make friends. brought in from Naleways and mindless violence that why the town has gone nana ing entertainment for the British will, hopefully, come like they're well on their way. The play calls for all kinds ready to serve. should appeal to the darker cakes. money. On a scale of one to around later, but for the Fixx of audience participation. The For the morning patron, side of our nature. No such It is a truly sad story as the ten, it is a perfect four: lots of the issue at hand is North children help further the plot Pickles own replica of the luck. Mere seconds after sit- ending leaves the audience potential but nothing to write America. Performing for an by getting Sarah the secret McDonald's breakfast treat, ting through the fourteen little feeling cheated and used. home about. audience of 4,000 (give or take they have just been told, they the Egg McMuffin, is offered. messages the Town Cinema There is no satisfaction to be a few digits) in Winnipeg last get to have fun with Sarah's The Egg McPickles sells for wants you to read, you realize had. Every time the film week, the band came across as by Shel Zolkewich Aside from not being very Ghostbusters. Moranis plays a new power by being changed $1.30, and no it doesn't have the film is going to be a dog. maker was faced with the a reflection of its music; funny, the movie's biggest co-worker of Eileen, Tom's into different animals by her,. pickles in it. The story revolves around a opoortunity of either delving serious, eloquent, at times problem was lack of energy. It girlfriend. The mere sight of they blow up imaginary The Sandwich Basket lets dancer named Jennifer (Meg into the movie's bizzare * * * even frantic. Vocalist Cy Cur- seemed to take forever for the him, his bouffon hairstyle, balloons, etc. you choose your own meat, The main character in Tilly) and her boyfriend premise or creating another nin's spastic Bowie man- Universal's picture, The character's to have anything to thick glasses, and constant McCaw says this type of bread, and salad. Corned Stewart (Tim Matheson). One gaping hole in the plot, he nerisms and aura of mystique Wildlife, constantly uses the do with each other, and when complimenting of Eileen pro- participation makes the play a beef, pastrami, salami, and day, Jenny gets a call from chose the latter. worked to his advantage, but phrase "it's casual" but the they did, the impact was inef- vides a major portion of the satisfying experience for that other meats are served on a his preoccupation with his movie is so "casual" you fective. It was the average laughs. age group, since not only are bagel, rye, a crusty bun, hands puzzled many (no doubt could have fallen asleep. It teenage movie. Tom and his they being entertained, they pumperknickel, white or didn't exactly live up to its girlfriend get back together Looking over the sound- are taking part in the play as brown bread. Macaroni, name, but it did have the after a feud over marriage. Bill track, it appears the movie well. He adds that their plays potato, and three-bean salad, potential of a very funny and his girl get together after could have sold on its musical for older children require a as well as coleslaw is offered. movie. she has a physical relationship talents alone. Such stars as different kind of participa- The basket comes with potato The New with a cop who turns out to be Prince, Huey Lewis, and tion. chips and hot or mild mustard Music married. Bananarama, just to name a for $3.95, plus half a pickle. With a bit of help form a The second play of the few more amusing situations, The movie does contain all few, grace the list. The afternoon is You Want Me to By the size of the sandwich, it the storyline could have made the elements of an adult paren- original musical score is by Be Grown Up, Don't I?, again looks like you get your by Bin Kuz & Cheryl Gaguluk essential to it's success. Smyth sane" has a little more glitter tal guidance film. The guys go Edward Van Halan. Could money's worth. "Law and Order" for a great movie. Basically, written by Rex Deverell. This is riding this band to that than his it's about two guys who are out to a place called Les Girls that be our own Eddie? play was written for children Gourmet Coffee's contribu- point. The album has alot of album and is destined to be making the transition from which features a strip show However, if you didn't pick up between 9 and 12. The story is tion to the place is, what else, In view of a couple of recent depth and the only thing that more successful than "Law which is, in a word, explicit. the album and read it, you'd coffees. The selection and uni- and Order". The only adolescent to adult life. Their more mature, dealing with releases that have arrived at could really hurt the band is first step is a new apratment. Everytime Bill's girlfriend and never know that Human four kids having problems at que variety is impressive CMOR, two that are a must the overplay of the title track, drawback to this album is that the cop get together, the sug- League and Jimi Hendrix were enough to be a store on it's most of the songs sound Tom Drake (Sean Penn) and home with their parents. They for your record collection are: "The Warrior". "Hands Bill Conrad (Eric Stoltz) are gestiveness of their actions feature artists. The music is so feel unloved and unwanted own. All coffees are 100% Scandal — "The Warrior" Tied" and "Beat of a Heart" repetitive. The title track, "Go leaves little to the imagination. background, you never notice Colombian grown and are Insane" is quite danceable and most unlikely roommates. and react by rebelling against and Lindsey Backingham Tom is an irresponsible party The classic "300 people in one it. Too bad. parents in general. guaranteed fresh. Pickles of- "Go Insane". show alot of potential talent in fits in perfectly in today's apartment" party scene is fers over twenty varieties, in- the band. Out of ten, this music. The other tracks art animal who ends up moving in The play is fast-paced and with the intellectual and am- quite effective in displaying It wasn't that the movie was filled with action but it also cluding Mocha Java, Bourbon album gets an eight and easy to listen to, but this the wildest part of the movie. so awful. It's just that it could Santos, and Blue Pacific. hopefully there will be more album may get monotonous is bitious Bill. The clash is in- addresses concerns arising Patty Smyth of Scandal evitable. Other characters such Expecially when Tom and his have been alot better with the from that age group. McCaw Specialty coffees such as great sounds coming from played too frequently. Out o buddies bust down a wall to talents of Sean Penn and Rick Dutch Chocolate, French takes this band to the top of Scandal. This band, I feel, will ten, this one gets a seven. as girlfriends, brothers, and believes children's plays don't the charts and without her, the buddies acts as cushions for make room for a dancefloor, Moranis, a soundtrack that have to just entertain Brandy, and Sinful Cinnamon not be flash in the pan. into the neighbor's apartment. could have sold the movie, and sound great but if even those band is hardly noticeable. She . . . See you next week. ' two characters. Their in1/4- anymore, they can also deal is the backbone of the band. Lci actions with these cushions One asset of the movie is the a title that says it all. The with issues that are important don't pique your curiosity, the Like Red Rider, the vocal Lindsey Buckingham's provide for the laughs in the ever-entertaining Rick Wildlife is a great idea but the to children. McCaw doesn't extraordinary specialties writers should have written the should do the trick. Imagine talent in this band is quite followup solo album, "Go In- show. The possibility of Moranis, one half of the v oid topics that might cause hilarious scenes was there but McKenzie brothers and movie first instead of picking a wasn't taken advantage of. Sigourney Weaver's partner in title and trying to make it fit.. - continued page 10 - continued page 10 Page 11 Page 10 Friday, October 12, 1984 Frida October 12, 1984 ;44:.

- continued from page 9 - continued from page 9 n;.tiosi Ad Art 7:-.1vt heard 04-- controversy. In the second Grand Marnier or Bavarian parking; • play, one of the characters Dutch Chocolate, both double reveals that her parents are go- decafinated. The coffee is sold Funny Pages ba+ etctily ing to divorce, another learns either by grams or by the that her parents hadn't wanted pound. The regular prices are to have her in the first place. $1.08 for 100 grams and go up 6' McCaw says it is a challenge to $2.03/100 grams for the ex- to find material that speaks traordinary decafinated 7i1d • iI l %0I r . 3111111‘\\ a ma0 °° about important things, blends. challenges the students but Each day at Pickles, they 1111 ■— doesn't condescend to them. have a fresh pot of regular cof- He believes that writing for fee as well as a feature coffee children is not given the value of the day, for 50`• and respect it should be. The meats that are featured "Writers tend to automatical- at the sandwich counter are ly go to adult theatre and per- also for sale by weight at formers underestimate the Pickles. The meats come from value of children's theatre. Naleways and are displayed in McCaw would like to see the case below the coffees. children's theatre being used Prices are average, much the more often in the schools. same as you'd find at the "Drama isn't just entertain- supermarket. ment, it can be an educational Pickles is a cafeteria style tool for almost any subject. place. You grab a tray and go It's good for history, around the counter, picking literature, current events, in out your dessert, asking for -104 " --ovewas. THE Han fact it can approach almost your buffet selections, or re- /RIQELs Ana> SireiN's cHoICE HAVE FoumD ANEW L'/W oc sETTUNG TtftRIToRIAL anything." DisPv -T- Cs questing a certain sandwich. 1.4-1. )tAt Lynn Clark, a resource The salad bar is in the centre teacher at Wolsely School feels of the serving area. Since you Shelley Long, Ryan O'Neal and Drew Barrymore in Irreconcilable Differences. schools aren't seeing as much pay right at the counter, drama as they should. She says there's no tipping, a rarity that the plays are a positive ex- these days. perience for the children, pro- Don't miss the green neon viding real drama which they sign on Portage. Pickles is don't get from television. She open Mondays to Thursdays Differences Doesn't feels that the subjects address- from 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. ed in the plays are good, as and from 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 long as the children can iden- a.m. on Fridays and Satur- tify with them. days. Sundays and holidays, McCaw would like to see Pickles is open from 11:00 drama become a regular part Live up to Promo a.m. - 9:00 p.m. of the school curriculum and is For a good meal at a very working towards that goal. If reasonable rate, Pickles is one the response from the children of the few restaurants that by Ingrid Tymm Everything changes when This happens in smaller at Wolsely School is a guide, you'll leave without a word of Albert and Lucy are invited to ways within the story too. then they would like to see it regret. a party thrown by fim mogul When the two meet on a soggy too. They don't bill movies like David Kessler (Sam Wan- highway for the first time, we they used to. I went to Irrecon- maker). Albert leaves his are immediatly informed, cilable Differences expecting university job, they co-write a nararator style, that they the hilarious comedy the movie, and Albert directs it. would be married in four days. newspaper ads promised, but He becomes Hollywood's It's easy to lose interest when found something different. darling and Lucy's part gets you know what's coming up. forgotten. Also, the movie seems Don't get me wrong, there's By the end of their next drawn out, like several Movies quite a few oggd laughs, ti's jt movie, Gabrielle, Casey one after another. From the that I was expecting more. I knows more about Spanish promos and the first cour- did not expect to be touched than about her parents thouse scenes, I got the im- with sympathy for the because she is left with the pression the movie would deal characters, nor did I expect to Mexican maid so often. Lucy with the divorce and the be bored. soon realizes the state of their results. There's nothing wrong The entire family situation marriage and gets a divorce. with going back in tjme, if is presented in the first ten Albert had taken more interest that's what you audience is ex- minutes of the movie. Casey in the leading lady Blakd pecting. Instead, the post- Brodsky (Drew Barrymore) Chandler (Sharon Stone) than divorce times begin after an wants to divorce her parents herself. hour and a half of movie. It on -the grounds of irrecon- Casey watches Lucy hit an feels like another whole movie Thinking cilable differences. The media all time low, until on New is beginning, and that's not flocks around Casey and her Year's Eve, Lucy begins her what you want. Of A parents as they arrive at the novel, He Said It Was Going Criticisms aside, I did say courthouse. All are familiar To Be Forever. As she pulls Irreconcilable Differences had with the camera eye — her herself together, Albert's em- some complimentary proper- Challenge father, Albert Brodsky (Ryon pire is crumbling: the result of ties. The three leading actors O'Neal), is a prominent movie his new wife's wish to star in a do a great job in their parts. Are you looking for a part time job that director and Lucy Van Patten remake of Gone With The They made me feel what they provides challenge and adventure as well Brodsky (Shelly Long) is an Wind. It's the biggest box of- were going through as their as pay? If your answer is yes than the author on the best-sellers list. fice loser in history. lives fell apart and as success In true Hollywood style, they Soon we are back to the swept them away. Similar to Royal Winnipeg Rifles are looking for are divorced. court room and the verdict. By Kramer vs Kramer, the inno- you. We provide training every Tuesday this time I was almost snoring, cent victim's side of the As each person takes the and I wasn't sure why, because divorce game is revealed. As and Thursday evening from 7:30 pm to 10 stand, the previous eleven the characters were intriuging. the divorce rates climb to 50 years are recounted. They per cent, more and more peo- INSISTS' ON MIS 01-0/4 pm as well as selected weekends. In Later, I figured the boredom ED 3VINsom AlusAlls begin at the beginning, when bandit must be the story struc- ple can identify with these Rialy TESTING OF PROW:I-NG puitcpuises. addition full time summer employment PPENS ON AIM OUeRDAA HT? they met while travelling ture. The storyline advances characters. 1 wOkon. WHOLT 1 ► may be available in different parts of across the country. The story with little anticipation or If you see Irreconcilable Canada as well as in Europe. Vacancies continues through the happy curiosity for the viewer's Differences, you may enjoy it early years with their if you like movies that don't also exist for musicians in our band. For daughter. Albert taught film benefit. Because the characters live up to their promotion, details on how you can join the Royal at UCLA and Lucy tried to get are introduced before the trial have little curiosity, and seem her children's stories publish- begins, we already know how like two movies compressed Winnipeg Rifles visit Sgt. Susan Thompson ed. each character ends up. into one. Rm. 106 Minto Armoury, 969 St. Matthews

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by Lorne Stelmach ing the season. As well, he stresses that he'll expect no Charlie Dickson brings less than 100% every game. Hockey Coach Optimistic plenty of volleyball experience The team looks fairly strong with him to Red River. at this early point of the The coach of the Red River by Heather Leask evening from 5 to 6 pm in the team. It's just a case of whipp- and center ice - men Tom Bunn registered yet to do so soon. season. They are a little weak and Mel Biluk complete what mens volleyball team has and on the small side down the Pioneer Arena, until mid- ing them into condition." As He is looking to the student many as 8 to 10 are expected Whyte calls the back-bone of played and coached at many middle. However, Dickson Rebel hockey coach, Gary October. All home league and body for an equipment different levels. He was a Whyte, says he is optimistic exhibition games are schedul- back from last year's team. last year's team. Although he says the outside hitters have has not yet registered, Biluk manager. "I'm looking for a member of the 1975 Western looked very good so far. As the team will do better this ed for Friday evenings and Whyte says, "One or two keen and interested student. from last year have indicated has indicated that he will Canada Games team that won well, the setters have looked year. Saturday afternoons, and ex- Someone who's a true hockey the volleyball gold medal for That could prove to be a hibition games Friday and that due to the pressure of a register in time to be eligible to quite good, and will probably play, Whyte says. fan, and one hundred percent Manitoba. At the University even get better as the year goes tough bill to fill. Last year the probably Saturday evenings heavy work load they will have reliable, to handle the to pass on hockey. However, Two excellent new players of Winnipeg, he played on the on. Rebels finished fourth in the Whyte says. uniforms, sticks, etc. during volleyball team that won two A line-up of exhibition once they get itchy feet and see have shown interest in the Two players have stood out league, two points out of third all our home and away , national championships. As games against senior and in- the other guys skating, I think team Whyte says. Peter so far. Brad Goertzen and place. They then defeated games." • well, Dickson competed at the Brandon Assinibione College termediate teams has been ar- they may change their minds." Blumenshein, who played Kurt Marchuk appear to be senior level for seven years. He in the MCAA championships. ranged to take place Players returning to the center at University of Win- very solid players. "They are Whyte says he is also look= was on four national cham- throughout the year. In addi- team could include Gord nipeg for two years, and prior solid, all-round players," Going on to the CCAA na- ing for volunteers to fill the pions at that level, and was on tion to the scheduled games, Stephenson, who Whyte says to that played in Germany, has Dickson says, "and Marchuk tionals at St. Hyacinth positions of trainer, appren- the second place team three Quebec, the Rebels lost to Whyte says some other special is an excellent defenceman. He come out. Another center ice- has been strong at setting." Rob Young at Work tice trainer, and statistician. times. Nova Scotia, defeated BC, games are being considered. started out with the team last man, Curtis Bousquest, is ex- Dickson hasn't really set He coached at Vincent The Rebels come up against year and then finished in pected to join the team. Bous- any goals for the team. He and lost to Alberta. The Although trainer, Todd Massey High School and Rebels came out of the tourna- their first opponent of the juniors. Other players ex- quet played in Sweden last would like to improve upon Torfason and school therapist, Dakota Collegiate for one year ment ranked sixth in Canada, season in an exhibition home pected to return this season are year before finishing the the disappointing finish at the Rob Young are still with the each. Dickson also coached a the best record Red River has game against the Peguis David Korchynski, an all-star season in Portage. team, they are graduating this national championships last Weighty Matters Manitoba junior team at the had in the past four to five Reserve team on Nov. 3. defenceman last year, and "There is potential for some year. The mens team finished year. Whyte is interested in Canadian Junior champion- years, Whyte says. The first league game of the Blair Marshall, a left-winger high calibre players being on second nationally two years in by Lynn Danielson for better equipment." This, Young has a wealth of finding an apprentice trainer, ships. He has a Level Two The first Rebel practise for year is a doubleheader in the who led the Rebel team in the team and if they all come a row before last year, so he he says, will make the weight knowledge in strength training male or female, to "help tend coaching certificate. the 84-85 season was held last Pas against Keewatin Com- scoring and finished second in out," Whyte says, he "sees no says winning a medal would be room accessible to more peo- principles and the proper ex- to the aches and pains" of the Dickson says he'll place em- Tuesday night. Whyte says he munity College on Nov 16 and the league scoring race last reason why the Rebels can't do a realistic goal. According to Rob Young, ple. ecution of exercises when us- team at home games this year phasis on the fundamentals. It has divided the seventy-four 17. The Rebels' next league season better than last year". can get some ex- No matter what his goal is, I RRCC's fulltime ing the weights. He has taken so he or she will be left up to the players to students registered, game is on the 20th in Bran- Whyte says center, Leon Whyte says the only poten- perience and take over the would feel safe betting on him physiotherapist and fitness Rob held orientation ses- Exercise Physiology courses at keep themselves in shape dur- accomplishing it. alphabetically, into two don. Fans at home get a Kemenade, last year's team tial weakness he can see this position at all games next year. consultant, the weight room at sions of the weight room early Cambridge, Ontario and the groups for try-outs. From chance to see Rebel action captain, has indicated that his year is in the area of defence. Red River Community College in September where people Uiversity of Manitoba. He these he says he hopes to gey a Nov. 23-24 when Notre Dame workload will not allow him to A problem the team had A statistician is needed to housed only one weight bench became aware of the general also has been following a per- workable group of thirty College, last year's league play this year. The Rebel earlier last season and didn't record wins and losses, in- Running and very few barbells and rules and regulations of the sonal fitness program using players. Ninety percent of the champions, arrive from coach says he hopes that Leon correct until January. He dividual scoring stats, and the dumbells two years ago. weight room and equipment weights for close to ten years team should be chosen by the Wilcox, Saskatchewan. can somehow rearrange his hopes to correct the problem like. Whyte says, "Anyone ;3111.1114 To date there have been usage. At this time Blue now. The great shape Rob is in end of October. About the team itself, time table. earlier this year. keen on hockey or sports in Reward numerous additions to the ex- Cards, which are necessary for is simple proof of this. Work- The Rebels will be practising Whyte says "he has the Goalie John Hameson, all- Whyte reminds any poten- general could get involved and ercise area located on the up- attainment of a pin for the ing as trainer to the Ottawa star right winger Ron Brako tial hockey player who hasn't help out". 17 (Winnipeg) by Lorne Stelmach per deck of the North Gym. A Universal machines, were Roughriders a few years ago every Tuesday and Thursday nucleus of a good, strong Service Battalion full Universal Gym, a hydralic handed out. A wrist band is has helped Rob in his work offers part-time A new activity for students leg machine, a calf machine, issued at presentation of the paid employment as with the varsity teams here at this year is the 100 Mile Club. Blue Card at the equipment drivers, maintenance It began on October 9, and the exercise bikes and extra weight the college. Care of injuries, technicians, cooks, registration for it is simple. bars with steel collars and in- desk, and must be worn when strength building, and muscle Badminton hopes are high supply technicians, Here's how it works. You terchangeable plates are just a using the weight room. This therapy are among the may Military Policemen enter your name on the chart few of the essential items that shows that the wearer has at- aspects of his job. and clerks. We train up in the track area in the have made the weight room tended an orientation session Rob has worked at RRCC by Rob Harris in the nationals this year, mov- Kaplan. He would like to see ALL personnel. There South Gym. An information more useful to those who and knows how to use the for three years now and has ing up to fifth or sixth place more women come out, since are limited openings sheet is right next to it. An ac- follow a weight training pro- equipment properly. proven himself to be a there were only seven who for officer candidates cumulated total of your runn- For those who missed these RRCC's Badminton Club is overall, with the men's team gram. Upcoming additions to valuable addition to the staff. showed up at the initial in the Reserve Entry ing laps will be kept in the sessions, Rob is available by looking much improved over possibly finishing in the top this facility are rubber floor Anyone wishing to take ad- Scheme For Officers North Gym. Four different appointment for consultation last year's version say club four, putting them in medal tryouts. mats to reduce noise, Olympic vantage of the weight room program. awards are available for com- Monday to Thursday from coach Jack Kaplan. contention. As it is still early in the pleting different numbers of bars which are being made at can do so between the hours of one to nine p.m. and on "We have the potential to Kaplan said this year's turn- season, and the teams are not laps. Hundred miles will get RRCC, and extra weight 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Fridays from nine a.m. to finish higher than we did last out has been very good picked until December, you a bronze medal, 200 miles plates for the Olympic bars. Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 4 B. three p.m. He states that he year," said Kaplan. Last overall, with more advanced anyone wishing to tryout Contact Capt. will get a silver medal, 300 Young still sees the need for p.m. on Fridays. can also set up beginner pro- year's teams were provin- players coming out, which he should report to Coach Joyal, 775-6055. miles will get a gold medal, more equipment and states "I Remember a wrist band and 400 or more will get an in- grams for people who have cial winners, but came in last said will increase the club's Kaplan in room GM18, in the have been talking to (people) must be worn by all weight tramural mug. to convince them of the need never used weights before. nationally, with the men's depth. North Gym. ;et., THE room users. "We lost most of last year's So, if you're interested, you singles team holding down CANADIAN can see Roy Pollock in the club due to graduation, but it fry.9:Slr ARMED seventh spot in the eight pro- • North Gym for more informa- vince league. Kaplan predicts look's like we'll have a much FORCES tion. Just think, not only will Badminton Action in the North Gym the teams will do much better stronger club this year," said you be improving your fitness, Football Fever Canadi you'll also be getting rewarded for your efforts. by Tim Martin the season will end about the have a lot of fun at the same end of October, just in time time. Games are quite friendly The intramural flag football for exams. for the most part, although Putting It Together season began with plenty of All the members of the win- one game last year did get a lit- action on Monday Sept. 24. ning team will receive a green tle too serious, he said. Noon Hour A total of 16 teams are and gold "varsity" mug by Lorne Stelmach really start pulling together. best all-round player so far has. entered this year with games crested with the intramural Other intramural sports Bernard Jones knows what takes time, but because you been Richard Wedderburn. YUKON JACK ATTACK2. being played almost every day logo. The teams name will also being played at present are men's he's talking about when the lose players at the end of the "He's a university calibre Knowledge of the week. All games are be engraved on the Intramural and women's volleyball. Forty- subject is college basketball. year through graduation, they player — definitely." The Wolf Bite. played at 11:00 a.m. and Trophy, which is at the one teams are playing this Jones is entering his fifth year don't have as much time. nleash 1 ounce of Yukon by Lorne Stelmach tion and Care of Athletic In- noon. The games which are entrance of the North gym. year. The men have twenty- U Jack with 1 ounce of a as coach of the Red River Two returning guards from juries". cancelled due to various Bain Bair, co captain of the three and the women have coffee liqueur. Add a splash of mens basketball team. Jones is also concerned last years team — Joe Lumar- Two noon hour presenta- Both of these will be in the reasons may be played at a "Creative Drinkers" team eighteen teams. .); 7,1„. soda, pour over ice and you'll Before coming to Red about the lack of height. He que and Robert Russell — have lassoed the Wolf Bite. tions will be given over the White Lecture Theatre and later date providing adequate said the intramural football River, he played and coached points out that first year have also stood out so far. „/"_ — SIIPTo heat the bite, substitute next two weeks by the physical will go at the following times: notice is given. program is great for people Coming up in the near n11 coffee for soda. Inspired in at the Senior level for several player Dave Gallus is the They'll help provide some education department. 11:00 to 11:45 a.m. and 12 Roy Pollock, the Intramural who haven't played orgainzed future for RRCC students are • the wild, midst the damn- years. As well, he coached at tallest on the team at six feet, valuable experience. noon to 12:45 p.m. All in- On Tuesday, October 16 Director for RRCC, said the football for a few years. He the hundred mile club, bad- ably cold, this, the black Varennes High School. five inches. and Thursday, October 18, terested students and staff are sheep of Canadian liquors, play-offs for flag football said he wouldn't reject the minton, and a cribbage tourn- is Yukon Jack. He has one major concern Overall, Jones says the im- Jack Kaplan will give a film encouraged to attend. If any group of 15 or more should begin on Oct. 18. The idea of a more physical game, ament. To keep up to date on with this years team at this •He is happy with the portant thing is that the team presentation on "Exercise top two teams from each of Physiology". On Tuesday, would like a presentation at a but realizes that without pro- what activities are comng up, i - nrs - point. Jones says the players amount of speed the team has pulls together. "It's just a YukonJ acke different time, you have to see the three divisions will be play- per equipment, it could be Roy polock said students will are going to have to gel shown. "We have a lot of matter of putting it together October 23 and Thursday, Oc- the presenter a week before the ing in the finals. It should take dangeroust have to read the Projector and The black sheep of Canadian liquors. Concocted with fine CanadianWhisky. together as a team. Usually, quickness on the team this it takes time." No doubt, tober 25, Athletic Therapist Rob Young will give a slide scheduled time for the presen- about two weeks to play the The prograin is great exer- watch the billboards to keep you need to play together for a year. That will help make up Jones will have the patience to For more Yukon Jack recipes write: MORE YUKON JACK RECIPES, presentation on the "Preven- tation. finals, he said, which means. cise, Gair said, and the players informed on what's going on. Box 2710, Postal Station "U7 Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5P1. couple of years before you can for the lack of height." The wait. page 15 . page 14 Friday, October 12, 1984 Friday, October 12, '1984 .

"SAID HEAD CLERK ERMA GOOD ANYTHING GUNTZ IN A RECENT IN THE PR03ECrOR? INTERVIEW "WE'RE BEING- CMOR FORCED TO IMPLEMENT Long Road Ahead YEAH. IT SAYS HERE SECURITY THAT SHOPLIFTING iS SOME Tou&HER MEASURES THAT SOME" MAY by Collin . Friesen athletes, you need scholarship UP OVER 50% AT from the five foot, ten inch, THE FIND OFFEN5Ive money. However, the ladies Creative Communications stu-. "CRAZY Ok Steve Maitland, head coach Top program does not have the dent. The Fort Richmond grad 30 of the Red River Community money to give, much as the is enthusiastic about the team. College women's basketball coaches would like to. She also has high praise for LW5 TW2 T ARTISTS TIScaTr sS ALBUM DIST. team, has a problem. Several her coach, who is "intense and of them actually, none of "If you want a good rabid". 1 1 The Fixx Phantoms MCA which have simply solutions. team ...... you have to pay Heartbeat City WEA for it" said Jost. "At the national level, we 8 3 Kim Mitchell Akimbo Alogo POLY First, Maitland and assis- have to be rabid," said 27 4 Kick Axe Vices CBS tant coach Bill Jost must pull A further problem outlined Maitland in response. 7 5 Prince Purple Rain WEA together a team from a student by the coaches was the Collins 4 6 Tina Turner Private Dancer CAP 13 7 Honeymmin Suite WEA body who are attending a situation. The former all The self described defensive Honeymoon Suite school not for the athletics and 14 8 Madonna Madonna WEA Canadian is no longer at coach is hoping to improve on nTdoapi scholarships it offers, but for Eliminator WEA RRCC, leaving large sneakers last year 18 and 22 record 15 109 Scandal Warrior CBS the job training. Job training to fill at the center position. through an aggressive defense. 11 11 Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual 'CBS often leaves little time for He hopes to shut his opposi- 2 12 Bruce Springsteen Born in the USA CBS sports and is of such a short The final problem, as if the tion down rather than blow • 13 Frankie Goes To Hollywood Two Tribes MCA duration that it is tough to list wasn't long enough all them out. He hopes this em- - 14 Psychedelic Furs Mirror Moves CBS build an experienced club. ready, is the coaching. phasis will take him back to 12 15 Frankie Goes To Holleywood Relax MCA Maitland, although having the nationals where he would - 16 Inxs Original Sin WEA "It's hard," said Jost, much experience in the game dearly love to meet up with 17 Rod Stewart Camouflage WEA "because a lot of the courses itself, is relatively inexperienc- 18 Chris DeBurgh Man on the Line A & M Vancouver Community Col- Christmas on 3 19 John Waite are only one year. We don't ed at coaching at this level. No Brakes CAP lege. 17 20 Victory CBS have the years behind us." This is his second year with the "We had our butts kicked," 9 21 Slade Keep Your Hands. ▪ CBS team and while he did take said Maitland of the game the Slopes GOSH/MOTH/NG DRASTIC I 25 22 Peter Wolf Lights Out CAP 'Unfortunately, the teams them to the nationals last year, against V.C.C. 23 David Sylvian POLY The cost covers transporta- WOULD HOPE! Brilliant Trees that the Lady Rebels compete he only needed to defeat one For a coach, there is always by Lorne Stelmach 22 24 Various Artists Streets of Fire MCA If you've always wanted to tion, accomodations, ski lift against at the national level team in the playoffs to ad- a next time, and this year at 25 U2 Unforgettable Fire MCA ski at Bridger Bowl, Montana, tickets, and other nice don't have the same problem. vance. This is also Jost's se- the nationals in Saskatoon, 24 26 Huey Lewis & the News Sports MCA here is your chance. bonuses. Now, this is the good 7 ItiilclyieSauoirekrs CAP Due to a different educational cond year with the team. Maitland wants revenge. It is a The Red River Ski Club is part — an afternoon wine and Signs of Life system, teams from Quebec What the women's team long road to success at the na- 29- 228 Icicle Works POLY travelling to Montana during cheese party, one free _dinner, 29 Simple Minds POLY and British Columbia are com- does have going for it is hope. tionals, however, and the and one day of free beer and Sparkle in the Rain the Christmas break. The first 30 30 Jane Siberry WEA posed of high school all-stars Hope in the form of a coaches realize that it will not 45 people to sign up will go, pizza. Wow! No Borders Here on their way to university. dedicated coaching staff, en- be easy. But, of course, the and the cost is $365. Now, Only the first 45 to sign up These all-stars are the best thusiastic players and some good things in life never are. don't let the price tag scare will go, so if you're interested, players from their provinces, good rookie talent. The women will begin their you off. Wait till you see sign up in the student associa- while in Manitoba, the finest Heir apparent to the vacant schedules on November 30, everything you get for it. tion office as soon as possible. players are all at university. post position is rookie Sandi You would be leaving You can get more information when they face the University from Steve Maitland in the S. To attract top flight Brown. Maitland expects a lot December 25 and returning Bowling Anyone? of Minnesota at RRCC. January 2. Three days will be A. office. spent in Bridger Bowl and two A fundraising social will be days in Big Sky, which is also held on November 3, and Spares Contact: in Montana. tickets are now on sale. Spotters Carol Sidorchuk Scorekeepers North Gym Contributers Phone: 632-2373 On the Rocks AT THE YOU 'LL MEET ALL KINDS OP FAMOUS PEOPLE Cartoons Rob Harris Ingrid l ymm ST-UVENT riESICIN &RAP MASOUERAte ScoAL Advertising Art Tim Martin Andrea Newson Collin Friesen Lynn Danielson Sandra Brown Volunteer Reader Needed by Paul Fafard Collin Friesen Bill Kuz small entry fee for each rink. Contributors Peter Schroedter Cheryl Gaguluk Once again the curling You can register for this Brenda McDonald Sherri Cherwinski Jocelyn Elliot Contact: season is getting under way season's tryouts at the north Randy Kohuch Babba O'Riley Paul Fafard Carol Sidorchuk here at RRCC and coach Roy gym or by contacting Roy Heather Leask Shel Zolkewich North Gym Pollock is busy getting the var- Pollock. Players will be sity teams prepared for com- selected on the basis of style of Phone: 632-2373 petition. delivery and sweeping ability. Ice has been booked for the So, to all of you prospective first try out session which will Brier champions out there, take place Oct. 18 at the we'll see you between the Highlander Sportsplex and in- sheets. terest in this years mens, 5 AT: NoY women, and mixed programs apoo PM I:00 AM will hopefully be keen. In past years the teams here Sports \MAJNIPEZ, Ski 0.-015 have done well, winning at Como, me + rch6o least one medal a year during VR tzE FOR the 15 years Pollock has been coaching. Last year the ladies News VEST LOST OAAE The Crazy Ox and mixed teams returned from the MCAA champion- by Lorne Stelmach ships in the Pas with gold. A questionnaire done last Some of the veterans from year showed that many these teams will be returning, students wanted some kind of so we do expect a strong show- after-four activity to take part ing. in. Campus Store A series of home and away Well, the physical education games against colleges in department wants to start a Brandon and The Pas as well co-ed volleyball league to be as other practice and exhibi- run Wednesdays between four and six p.m. However, they tion matches will be planned is for this season. need teams, so anyone in- The MCAA curling cham- terested is encouraged to get a pionships will be held March team together as soon as possi- 15, 16, and 17 in Winnipeg this ble. The deadline is Friday, year with winners going on to October 19. the Canadian College Cham- The team must consist of at pionships in Saskatchewan. least eight people — four male For those of you who take and four female — and they your curling a little less can be from anywhere in the Mall level building C seriously a midnight mixed college. The only exception is bonspiel has been tentatively varsity players, who are not set for Dec. 7, 8, and 9. Draws eligiole. a list of team --rici