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June 1974

6-22-1974 The aiD ly Egyptian, June 22, 1974 Daily Egyptian Staff

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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 1974 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • Walker to arrf,Ve Sunday ~'PAition . 'Daily Gov Dan Walker is expected to make a reception at Bonaparte's Retreat in several announcements concerning Carbondale. From there he will attend Southern DIinois when visiting the area another reception WItii 9 p.m . at Tony's this weekend . Steak House in Marion. Following the reception in Marion . the governor will Tim Rend , a spokesman at the gover­ traveJ to Merlin's Bar in carbondale for 'Egyptian nor's office, said the gove~ or will an­ an informal reception. nounce plans concerni"8 energy . Southern Illinois airports, ajd for deaf The go\'ern~r is expected to make his children and tourism in Southern announcements at a news conference at Southern Dlinois University Dlinois. the Jefferson School in Marion at 10 a.m . Monday. SatUf'"day, JU"Ie 22. 197,,-Vol 55, No. 191 The governor is expected to arrive at the Southern Ulinois airport Sunday at 4 The receptions and the news con­ pm. From 4 until 7 p.m. he will attend ference are open to the public. Treasurer ordered to hold trailer tax funds

ByJerr Jouett Dillinger said Friday be agreed not to money collected undel\the privilege tax homeowners formed to battle the trailer Daily Egyptian Staff Writer spend any of the mooey even before the came with the approval 0[ a motion fJled privilege tax. motion asking ror the reslrauung order by Kenneth Brandon, altor1\(') was filed . He said nearly S140,000 representing Glenn and Margret Gift The tax was passed by the Illinois Jackson County Treasurer Raymond already has been collected. .- , Geoeral Assembly in August 1973 and Dillinger bas been ordered by Jackson The Gills filed a class-action suit privilege taxes for 1973 were due in County Circuit Court not to spend any of "\ don't really approve of the law ," February 1974 in Jackson Coupty. the Illinois privilege tax on trailers Dillinger said. "\ think they should have already collected. :~~~~i~n~W~e~f C~!le~~I~h~::r; a chance to see if it's constitutional." privilege tax. The Gills are members . f As of Friday, 70/ mobile home owners Circuit Judge Peyton Kunce issued the The court order restraining Dillinger the Land of Lincoln Mobile Hopie in the county had not paid the tax, preliminary restraining order June 14 . from " dispersing and distributing" Owners Association, a group of rpabile Dillinger reported. Of these, 505 were to Carbondale and 262 were in the other 16 ---...,.....-- townships, he said. Dillinger said he would await the outcome of the Gill suit hefore taking action to collect the unpaid trailer taxes. Dillinger has been restrained from dispersing any of the collected money until the court rules on the pending Gill suit. Brandon said the suit challenges the constitutionality of the tax because no provisions are made for age or condition of Ibe trailer when assessed. The trailer tax is a nat rate of 15 cents per square foot of floor space. The suit also challenges a provision in the tax law allowing an 80 per cent reduction for persons over 65 with less than a $4,000 per year income. Brandon said the suit contends there is no legal basis for the discount. The suit also objects to the tax being retroactive, in that it, covers 1973 even though the tax was not passed until August 1973, he said. Property taxes in Illinois were dropped by the 1970 Illinois constitution in favor of state income taxes. Many trailer owners have objected to the mobile homes privilege tax claiming they are "being taxed twice." Dillinger p'rojected in January 1974 that the tra.ler tax in Jackson county would raise about $200,000. The revenue is to he distributed to all taxing districts in the county, Dillinger said, includlJu( cities, townships, road districts, school When a girl gets an attack of the munchies and its a scorcher of an afternoon. districts. park districts and water what better way to get a lick in at both problems than with a cold cone? 50 districts. discovers Susanne Garo, fwo.year-<>id daughter of Bob Garo of Carbondale on Hot licks No date for further bearings on the Friday, the"day before summer officially begins. But she also gets a sticky Gills' suit has been filed with the reminder that the relief can just dribble away. (Staff photo by Jack Cress.) Jackson County circuit clerk. • • CCHS 'board chief knocks teacher federation plan

ByGaryHouy teacber associations woUld put the CCHS The confederation, comprised of The board approved a 5.5 per cent pay Daily Egyptian Staff Wrller board and other district boards in an teacher associations from 45 Southern hike for CCHS teacben; in February. It unfair position. Illinois counties, is moving toward is H.lr.e1y a new contract will be " II just wouldn't work ," Hindersman negotiated for next year in the present Carbondale Community High School The CCHS board is now iovolved in negotiating process, Hollis saId. The said. " School districts have different teachers' association has as!tell for a (CCHS ) Board President Charles budgets and programs. You just can't contract negotiations with the education HiDdersman said Friday the proposed associa tion , the high school teachers' percentage iocrease io salary on the have the same salary schedule for existinf cootract, he said. The board Southern 45 coofederation of area different .districts." organi7.ation. " We have recognized the local association as a union. We haven't would i!te to oellotiate a two-year recognized anything else," Hindersman cootract, Hollis sa.d. said. Hinderaman said the CCHS teachen; .. Any departure from the present are paid the bigbest salaries of any of process by either negotiating party at the 45 Southern filinois counties, this ~e could be coastrued as a lack of Because of that, the proposed single faith by the other party," Hinden;man .negotiation process would leave other said. dlatrlcts at more 01 a diSadvantage he said. Other school dillricta would be CCHS comptroller Cecil Hollis, the faced with raisinl salaries ' and in­ Gus says he'd hate to negotiate with " board's oegotiator, said talks with creasing benefits to CCHS slaDdardo, group that had a ..s. representatives of the associatiOll are while they may not have the IIIOIIe)I to do just getting started and going well, so, Hindersman said. C C HS accepts unIon• contract for custodians

By Gary Houy TIle board discussed proposed Daily Egyptian sc.atr Writer fed eral guidelines foc combined CwlodiaJ workers at Carbondale ~~ =e ~~~ted~~I: ~~~t~ ~::c:a:c;".!! Hindersman said the COiS distrid ~inning July 1 as a result or a new =.,: ~a:e~~ ~~~h ~ mntrad. accepted this week. disapproved or mixed dasses. he forTh:.e ~~Sd~~..!-~~:l~ believed in equal trealment. the Service Employees Inter· lr:a~~:oo: atY:s ~~::; natlC~nal Umon Local . 316. also was approved . CC HS has proVides a seaM1d :~ In January oooperated with the Model Olies 1976. The work~s . pr~t hour~y ~ plan in the past. but tightness in the rate of $3.55 wdl .Jwnp 10 $4..00 th ate education budget caused the July and to $4.40 tn 1976. , bOard to withdraw its participation Terms or the contract .....were tJW.s year . Holder said. ratified by the union loca.J earlier this week and approved by the ., 0 a I f 0 t CCHS Board 0/ Education at its" S 0 r c I Y Thurslay night meeting. Comptroller Cecil HOIliv! bOd n"!l0tiator for the board, said 0 e a Ire Jemie Pleasant Cleft) and Patty Smith Doth of carbondale Friday there is no major dlange . BrO¥ll'l ie troop unit number 3 practice I ndian weaving fringe benefits in the new cootract. Monday nlOght Broil'" if' Ifl'{l,.,' techniques taught during a Brownie day camp in the carbon· except that sick leave has been in· dale city parl<- The camps were held Monday through Friday. ~~ from 10 days to 12 days per The Carbondale City Council will (Staff photo by Jad< Cress) hear discussion on " Goals for Negotiations, whidl ~an in Carbondale" at a town meeting March , went smoothly. HollIS said. opening its informal meeting at 7 "We',.. happy witlt the professional p.m. Monday night in the University Green Earth keeping quiet way they were oondtx1ed ," he said. City cafeteria. ~~~1=~el~y The Council also will receive a educaum, presented the board ...nth ~=enrz:: ~: J;:k~~n~ about plans for $100,000 a progress report of her study of ning Commission concerning the CCHS teachers and students. lake project. James told the board members Paul T. Sorgen, city finance ByJ.... R ....11 ever since the group received its said Green Earth oouldnl be expee· she had questioned 21 CCHS staff director, will ask the council DaDy ElYpI'" Staff WrUer lIlare 0( the profits. ted to have any deflflite plans members and Supt. William Holder whether to use city auditors or seek Green Earth. Inc .• isn't talking. because the group was WlSLre of its in tbe evaluation program. The bids to prepare an audit of the Cedar Green Earth received $100 ,000 Part of the coo.troversy surroun· eligibility for the funds . study is an attempt to determine Lake project. The audit is required from the Carbondale City Council ding the group stems (rom the fad how to maintain or improve the June 6 as part of the city's S2OO,ooo that Green Earth was incorporated ~ said the group 'is smart in CCHS teaching staff. ~~g'fi~~dp~:'~Des:::':(~ live·away of profiU from the only t\loO weeks before the muncH not releasing information until they funds roc the lake project. refinancing of water and sewer awarded the mooey . have something concrete and City Maf]ager Carroll Fry will bauds. • positive to release ." and~reafrJ: ~~ed~~~~ make recommendations for the The aeveo persons who make up And at the time the money was More communication between Cedar l...iAke dedication ceremony . Green Earth are; George Karnes. a awarded. Flscher said, Green Earth G.reen Earth, she said , is waiting st udents, teachers and ad · One of these recommendations will dentist and former _city council supplied IitUe information to go on l.Ilul there is -lIUmething defmile to ministrators is needed , she " failed to bum to the powder. _ ,000 bond issuance by Murden Public hearings on the proposed chairman of tbe Department of bund ., at enWY student room .. /lb. and Morris lnsW'8nCe Agency for zoning ordinance for Carbondale Plant and Soil Science. boU Hall Thwsday a/Iemoon . ar· A dormllOr)' on Tholf1llSOn RJi.nl, S202 was approved. will be continued Tuesday night. When requesting the StOO,ooo the dq: to Sill security police . Abbott HaIJ is vacated iJr the SWJml!'l'" group said the money would be used qwor1er. buy area un· The 'boni>" .• three.lJy-/i'" inch can to land in the that is haIf.fiUed _ black po_r. ~3S suitable for development. and would mUDd by a jlnjtor. The 'boni>'s" fuse aodendy a studen. 1eaviJ1! carqlUS let the land revert to its natural mr the SWTnI!r set the bani> , police state. to have been iii, but haj sad. J'IC) "l'oesli&~n is plalned. But now Green Earth doesn't have """"ared ant.:~, ~isa~ and FraHsh. all contacted Frf'fay, said it was Green Earth's policy to Jet Karnes. the Fo:':C~s :::~ent , act as spokesman Karnes however , declined to speak. He said the group decided at its TIIunday night meeting t<> put " . mor~torium on aU press releases." He uid he bas been contacted by Lynn Graphics local television. radio and newspapen but has decided not to announces its live out aDy iDformation to the pras. PaulScqen, city finance director, Grand Opining ~~'I~ti-:W~US:~ The follOWing special the law 'OYemin& prtiits from bOIld -inc· introductory offer SorJeD said it is speciflCaUy stated _ tile city haft nnthin& to cit with will be given to the f --­ HOT OR COlD SU3MARNES IIIe _y oace it baa b.o .... first ~ callers.. . any. 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- oriciDaIIY t<>~co.- liviac ..y lMILT POBTBIIT GIllie ..... ~ _ , uid r be ...w ... to _ IIIe privMe This portrait, regularlv 595.00; EVERYDAY ....-_._10_- will be offered at 525.00 to the 4-1 =:"",=:.ad_its first ten people who phone 687-33IW for an appointment. M .... _ar- Earth holds doood--... ·'1 ...' ..... _IIIeIlil_ 3-1 \ a, ...,dIq _ -..u..., 549-3443 ._ "-"'"..... Cnoii _-.IiIbe .... dIr,oeII..-. ad -­ ...... --~ Aogo 2. DIiII' £GIpIIIn...... 22. )174 ./ JfIt'boll CO IIII'.'" ~ If .~ rOIlIl(/lIp Simon to promote tourisni; announces Kennedy coming

Paul Simon. Democratic can· Applications due Aug. 31 The rally wiU include a barbecue didate for Congress is planning to promote tourism in Southern lIliaois Pe rsons who are not certified !~~~~lof~n~::a~~:~ t ~ ~fa·:J. during his family's vacation. public accountants or a ttorneys but including drawings a nd prizes. The want to qualify to represent clients cost wiU be $1 to cover expenses. Simon and his family will spend in tax matters before the Internal lhe two ..... eeks. JuJ y 5-18, camping in Re\'enue Service must submit their Wayne DeLap. chairman (or the ...... even count v in the 24th examination applications by Aug. event sa id. " Ken Gray bas done Congress iona( Districl. " I am 31. more for Southern Ulinois thaD any hopeful thaI news pu blicity from the other single person. We are planning The application a nd $25 should be trip ..... iIl e ncourage our fellow mailed to the Director. Audit ~i: ~;~~~~a~~f/;Cit1J: ~~~' i:~~~ Southern Ill inoisans to include the Division, Internal Revenue Service, scenic. hi stor ic and r ecreational and unequaled dedication Ken has Washington , D.C. 20224 , Attention : shown for these many years." "'onders of Little Egypt in their own CP :C:T·SEE. vaca tion pl ans." Simon said. Tickets for the rally may be Db­ The examination is scheduJed for lained from any Democratic counh' The candIdate ha s announced that chairma n or precinct com', Sen Edwa rd Kennedy . D-Mass .. ~~~~r;b~~~ ~g25anina:~ r~~~~e~~ mitteeman in th e 24th Congressiona l ..... ill be guest speaker a t a S50-per­ more information should contact District . plate (und·raising dinner Oct -I at their local IRS office or call the IRS th e Sil ' St ud ent Ce nter. toll-free at 800-252-2821 . s l ar~ " 1 am extremely g:-ateful to Sen. Co lor f';,lm at c hurch Kennedy for ru s a('ceptance of our .. A Thief in the Ni,ht. " a ne ..... invitation. " Simon said , " The color mm ..... ill be shown a t the First RT ).&8 so OF HERRIN senator rec::eives litera ll v thousands Church of the Nazarene. Ill S. AOULTS 1..50 of speaking reques ts -and I ap­ Popular, at 7 p.m. a1 June 30. prec::iate his consenting to take tim~ opeN 1 JJ STARTS DUSK from hi s schedul~ to be ..... itJl us ." .. A Thief in the Nigl'4" is a motion

Simon's fri endship with the ~~~~;~' ~a~o:atn ~~bl ~fp r~~:~j~ ~ ! Kennedy family dalt'S back to 1956 Christ returns. ~or)' cent er s when he first got acquainted with around Patty. an average girl J ohn F . Kennedy . Simon cam­ caught up in giving for the present. paigned fo r P r esident Ke nnedy about the future. throughout Southe rn Illinois as a The film ..... as given the " Best F ilm state representative of the Year" a ..... a rd by the Na tional Evangelical Film Foundation of Information about ticket sales and Va lley Forge. Penn. Pally Dunning other arrangements for the dinner ..... as given the "Outstanding Female wHI be a nnounced later Ac tress" a ..... ard for her role in the film. Lnll(> r ~' form !iii a \ ' 8 ilabl ~ G r a~ ' r a ll~' ,,' fur July 2 1

Lottery agent license forms are Friends of Congressman Kenneth " KID BLUE" PG oow available in the Du Quoin oelke Gray wi ll honor the ret iring H"dd.,· "'''/, of Rep. Ralph Dunn ! R ) Du Quoi n, legislator with a " Welcome Home ALSO FRI·SAT ONLY Sox 107 or from the Department of Ken" rally Sunday. July 21. al the " EMPEROR of the The south bas in of the Big Muddy canoe Trail, s tre tching 40 Re,tenue. Box 4032. Springfield. West Frankfort City Park. miles from Murphysboro to Grand Tower. was opened June 12 . NORTH" PG Trail access areas are : ( 1 ) Riverview Gardens, Murphvsboro ; Those eligIble to bl.'Come agent s ( 2) Riverside Park, Murphysboro; ( 3 ) private property. a c ­ lflciude orga ni z..;,:ions c urrent ly cessible from 20th Street in Murphysboro; (4) U .S. Forest Ser· holding bingo Ikenses. bUSinesses or vice property . accessible by A-wheel drive Jeep during dry Individuals holding sales lax cer· 'Neather ; ( 5) Turkey Bayou campground; (6 ) U .S . Forest Ser­ tificales and any othe r non-profi t vice property. accessible in all 'Neather ; (n Rattlesnake Ferry, organization in existence for a t least all 'Heather access ; (8) U .S. Forest ServiCf' property : (9) U .S. five years. Forest Service property, access to Larue P ine Hills Ecological Area at this JX)int ; (10 ) Illinois State Route 3. Campers should Hobert Alphin. Siale Revenue Director s aid the 50 cent lotter y IEMEMaEI WHEN plan to carry all necessary supplies, including drinking water, ticket sales wi1l ht:ogin July 30th, wi th after leaving Murphysboro. the first drawing scheduled for PEPSI' COST ONLY 'Daily '&!yptian August 8th. Afte r that, the drawings will be held every Thursday. PuoIISl'IeCl In !he .kl~na bsm iMCl Eqy!:lla'l ~Ior l al ...-.a I)JSlness onlces lOca1eCl In A NICKEL. NICKEL. lAOoratOfy Monday Ulrougn SaTurday Communlcallons BwlOon9 Non" Won g. \oooo-__ ttwoughoul tne school year e.cep: Wing Phone 5J6.,J31 1 Howard R LDng EallQf n$lQllty 01 the ecllOrS SaternenlS Pllcrskl . ..bM Russelt. Bruce Shapn Dave pubh5heCl ao rot reflect the opnlOn 01 the ~ Marlo. Tuppet Mary Tuppet a::imInI$lra:1()rl Ot any department 0 1 Ihe

IEFlESH YOUI MEMORY WITH A .t ""rAT WMS. 1.. 1 I,! l,l mO ".'tp"c .. n' ''I", FOII,e,,' D,jfln9 J une al ,, ' I ,.,,, , "r'J l ..."~ ResI.,,,,,,, .. ho ""1o,,, b'llI I'} o .. "c(' P e,,~. tv o"I , !I N(' "'"III'( .. h,e" Pe"" Ge.,,''iU'O'' . 0>1 t)t'IOn9 10. ,I ~ ., $""'(,.11 I,t'.. ,.., s O ,$ 0". 9' ..... 1-1""11"0 loo d So. come on

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Doily ~ . .... 22. 1874. Poue 3 It happened in Carbondale Carbond~le industry flourishes after Civil War by _. W. Mildlell ~ .. ~~ (NIaIll Ia • ""ries) .. -~. -~ ---- ~.--

WiIh the CM! War well behind=.gress becarrE Ii".a waldlword for Carbondale.' education came 10.... to slay and se",rnl industries an to de"'fop. 100. it seerred !hat any l1li'" !I"IIde MIllin a lilly nile radius of the 10 .... had a beneficient etrect upon caJbon­ daIe's econo~ . h the period 1872-1893. the population grew from 1606 to 21;87. Shortly after the CM! War. Grand Th""r. Jackson Colmly's only ri",r port of any significance. began to ~Iop into an iron production cenler. wn ore. brought by mer boat by way of St. lJ>uis from the hills of south central Mssouri there met the coal being dug from the earth arolmd MIrph)5boro. h 1867. a railroad was built from MIrph)5boro to Grand Th ..... and the nex! )'ear. it was ex1ended on into Carbondale. Shortly thereafter. the caJbondaie &Shav.neeto..." Rail Ibad was buih to the east and !hen on to the north~ through Harrison and on to AnckneyWle. Thus. by the aid-I870·s. caJbondale had become a transportation center. There ""re those ..tlo. o",n:ome by nostalgia. found !hat things ""'" not as they "Used to be." As the railroads C3l1E into theiro...". it signalled the end of a colorful era :

"!he long trains of ex-wagons corring from the east. each loaded with a large hogshead of tobacco. and dri~ to a large crane at the freight house to be unloaded. was a sight that vanished." -Newsorre

N> more ""uId the loads of colton. grain and tobacco Looking west on Illinois Avenue, Fred Borger's But· pulled by the oxen and rruIe team; pour into to..." . They Borger's Burcher Shop cher Shop was in approximately the same area ""uId instead be taken to the nearest depot or ..ttistJe­ leslie's Shoe Store is now. Picture from " Century of stop and loaded aboard a train to be shipped into Carbon­ dale and trans-5hipped to other points. Progress." The firs! One Hundred Years." hduslly Oo.mshed in caJbondaie. George Washington R!bs operated a Oour rriIJ )Jst east of WoodIa..." tered solid rock. Dills ""re then put into effect and after As Carbondale grew. not even its new wells could Cemetary and a colton gin on the .....t bank of Crab Or­ aIlaining a depth of about 200 feet. hit water. But the chard Creek. The RickellS had a brick kiln. a bank and a water at that le",1 was too brackish for human consUlJ1'­ ~Jfe ~i;.::t ~~~ i~e:"~ri~~tei:~~.;i'~~ drugstore. A dJ)mg plant was established by the Alden Don. At last, the conclusion v.as reached that cisterns was for another purpose. 'Evidently a couple of the only ans""r to the water problem generations ago. the climate in Southern Illinois was FIuit A-esemng Co"",,"y in 1872. There was a woolen more sever than now. as ice was harvested from the mill on South Washington Street where the Rlur cisterns. lined with wood and 10cated in the lake and stored in a large ice house until it could be unifollTlS for SlJII.U's Cadet Corps ""re made. "Square " sector. ""re dug. caJbondaie was growing so rapidly that the ne""r citizens ""'" some distance from ~~ t~\)~::r~;o~}O::~~~~kt~oe ::k!"i~r~~":f~' ':'~ One of the leading rTiIIinI! firm; of this period was that the public cisterns. so it behoo~ them to provide their profitable to harvest . and very few of us can recall of Graham & Barbour. This concern as noled own ""ter. SubsequenOy. cisterns and ""Us of all especially for a ceruin grade of whole wheat nour it" varieties. types. and depths appeared all o",r to...". lAter ~r~~~~:~y~ir~:S:r!~~s ''!.ke~~'¥h~~~~n~~~~ r! now as Lake~n-lhe..campus . produced which became widely popular. It came to on , the weJls were driven deeper and iron pumps knOv.'1'l be called "Graham" and is thusly known to present placed on them. times. As Carbondale was growing and prospering from its h tile meantime. _ or three artesian ""Us had been position as a transportation and manufacturing center. Nelson Graham of Graham &. Barbour muot have opened. One of these wa.< at Graham's electric light plant. another industry of a far different kind was quieOy been'a man of many parts as it was he who brought and another in the north .....t pa.'\ of to"". DJring this era. preparing itself to become the most significant factor in electricity to Carbondale. Graham built an electric some enleJprising wight took to boaJing caJbondale's ar­ caJbondale's future. Out on the south side of to...". light plant just west of Woodlawn Cemetery in 1891. tesian water and selling it as a curati",. Southern Ilinois N>nml UU",rsity was growing. and And. although he provided service for the town from growing . June 11 or that year on . he never wired his own home. Graham continued to light with kerosene.

caJbondaie sull"ered dreadfully during iIs~ formati", Letter )'ears due to fire. One of the prilmry reasons that fires """' so teni>Ie mr the IiaIe to .... was the Caet that there was no adequate water s..,ply available i>r fire.fighling No go "go purposes. Th the LUily Egyptian : "Red WQni". on the other hand. had no talent lOr dan· Waler. in Cae.!. was in short supply i>r virtuaUy any pur­ cing. He mosOy jist shook all over and the crolOd ""nt pose. Its early as 1853. the to...,'s proprietors started a Se\eraJ mapr television ne-t\K)OO carretarren were on wild 1 had to be his o",r..,xposure they ""re )'elling weIl-digging pnlgnom to provide existing and future set­ hand at the ~lJ>~e Thursday night 10 film the about. Watching him perilrm (?) and seeing and hearing tlers 1MIh a supplyoffresh _r.Th no avail. The digging go~o guys. llalked to one of them, and asked him ..tty the cro...! act like they ""re being entertained. I was m!WS. aller~ theirshals some -..tyfeelencolal- they CIIITI! here. He said someone at CBS headquarters in shocked. indignant. nauseated and clQse to being New \boit City had read a news item in the New \brk asharred of clairring membership in the human race­ 1lm!s about them, and had insbuCted him to come here e5(>eci!,!ly the female half~ and film them CBS news corrtrn!rltator ... Pappas was An SIU student from India expressed my sen­ Endless forms here to do the nanating. ~iments when she said to me "why doesn l someone yell " Boo !" I had read about and heard about the g01:o guys in questioned ....rds that ranged from "great" to "stupid" to Needless to say. I will never waste my time again 'I:>~eous " and decided. out of curiosity. to see them on watching go~o guys. and my heart goes out in 1b the DoiJy EkJpIian : ~lf and ha", an opinion uf ~ 0...". I .....t early sympathy to the women who fInd them to be a more because I had heard the place was small and cro...Jed. than one..(ime source of entertainment. J truly believe they must be slightly ill. but not so much but Its this will be the last regislnilion willi ..ruch I will be I chose the best table. and was soon pined by an sru .....heeI J will ...... this lillie meosage on behalf of the what a relatively simple brain transplant would cure student and her mother. and .....man from Marion. A them. pedOIDOI ..... will be COIIIin~ to .minisIer the crolOd of students. housewi,.,.. a gro ... of out-of-lD"" reg""'" pocess. No the _ of eaCh session 1M! wail As i>r the g01:o gUYS __l)One . they say. has his price. coots were attending ·.a week~ong seminar at SIU. duIitiIy .... )IDIIl" "Iegiolnltion" ~ and )OlU ha", not etc. soon filled .the pIa"". / Rlr $10 an hr.• each one wiD get ... in front of a crolOd of fIIiIed to prockoce. ltlw it ruIIy IS not the picture that 1M! v.hat ""uId appear to be. drunken ""men and make a • - No p=. in · C3l1E guys to the accom­ nind 10 """'" .. it is ~sIInIed capIions that accom­ a the,'go~o JACK ASS of hirmelf. ..- the pW.mes. paniment of squeals and yells and loud. raucous The remarks of a young. inteiligent-looJUng CBS J I'I!for lbillime 10 toe • IiaIe gen 'tilling classes music. 1bey were acantily clad. one more so than the cameraman made my trip to the peppermint LDWlge ...... ,.,.oq~ mIllIS.· .. ___ 10 toe other. 1be one wearing;the red bikini underwear had worth-while. I found out that there is at least one ...... pedOIDOI. wo the FtDPiID pIeMe show. the "et it all hang oUt" look. while the other wore member of the " NOW " generation who respects his the father 0( !hit _ all thoae pn. 01 holdiag what could have pas&ed for an abbreviated na': y-blue parents and would therefore expect them to go to ...... 1IIIIa" that hale to be lied ... .. the baIhinB suit. respectable places ...... poc:e.!ADd 10 ..... CIeIIain!hlt~ The nusic conliru!d and the camenunen lOOk bIariIw He said to me. "IMly did )OlU come do .... here to see iI .. Ibe ... ..t .... """*I )OIl pIe.e pemit toe ... !heir positions. The dIocem got on the two ....n 10 ...... the ~ o(the "en- this dirty show? "\\bat is this ....1Id coning Io?" ...... ,eniaor ..ea . and ~ IMIh thci!- 1Junp and grinds" in .... 1IIIIa.· , ... of badlglOud rDnors. """"-IIue" J"did not nind. tis cIIDcing _ nIber subduod, and ..tIiIe I am inex- ..... A. IIIeGndt ~ Il~ II01lO cIIDcing. Jhad the ...... 1hII...... ,M-I ...- I colM indefd be-that he had • srilgen of !alent .

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CLASSIFIED LNFORMAnOH ~otoreyele8 c=!iiNe .. II.at"o.... J OEAOU Nt; .()NdIft ~ P'kong C..... toed S ic;! Saving· Kittys used furnihKe. 1(10: Trail tike, 19n. l200 mi. . exc. Rwte 149. Bush A~ . Hurst. III. an::l. • see to ~iew , S375, 617 N . Bike Out to CALHOUN VALLEY ::' ~! . ~tf\If~~':'=-~ Bedro:m ~tes . Livirw rlXlT\ SUites. ~",F"""''''r Sc:rlrver-. anvtime. 2728Ac9] wffee rabfes. EJ'Id hIbIe:s. gas sfOlotH.. Carbondale cycle Efficiency, 1 bedroan IVtOtQ"CYC1~ 1f\5U"¥ICe. Call Upd'urd"I ref~a tors. dinet sets. tv-radios, 3 bedroan Apts. P"YMENT--Ct..tMrf"1'!'G adWo'h$onQ "'-AI br rodtUlg and SAVE!! & lrat.r~ . 67--61]1. 2S158Ad)1 cnairs. warcrobM. chest Nid on -,, ,." '.GO.. AKC Cockers. blcn::I and buff. deposit ';ir \ Onditioned, pets", ok, )10 ~ . ready June 19. 457-6f139. 1 'W~~ ...... "" Close to Shopping Areas 0._-" __ .... _,•• )Iobll.. 110m... a..... _ ...... ,... __ -'-"'""'" rash Pick-up, Exotk: dW'ro"f BlOsso'nhead parrot and Adjacent Parking 121152 ~ I . Very co-nfot1ab1e hOme c:ztge. $8). wonderful pet. .s.9-8n1. Pest Control CI'l a n ice lot rear camPl,A. Ai r-cond .. See at 601 W. Main. 21:1lAh92 $175 for summer - ~med . storage sheet TV an­ RE~T E'UIORS AT ONCE Acr~ from drive-in \IeIY\i!I . PiJrtly furnished. Asking 531.50. Slooc:hcu'ds. Herrin. 8 wtc:s ok:!. black OWdl"""'~W*l r.... 1ft. quarter, incl. water See al Frost Ct. 5 CI'l Pleasant Hill Rd. end Ian. A .... .:. wo-med. shots. 51.50. ~.-:I~l'IOItifY ... if ""iI ... theatre on Old Rt. 13 W. S6-0S91. 2n71V:'12 Like the 00g on . 9042·5962. en-crE..a."i.carwfuI,,~ ..... 271AAh97 PIli 684-4145 contact: lrill olin ~ CM"I CIICG.W. n. o.ity £aop­ >' a" . i ll ~ I bit '.,poonlibl. 'Of' Hilton 10x50 excellent location. Fur· BENING nished. large attached room for SOlar ~tCallie Po4l$. 15. 6lU-3865 . f'yp:Igr".... oc.I ...""~IOQI"IC»I ./ Rentals PROPERTY cI'W~for1ol.dt~d~ ~ . WCJCJd!otoo.. ""'_ .... Qllr'lfir1'Nticlft. If"" Houses, I\I'v)bile Homes "GIityceca ..... ttw finl.., d tnW. _ wit! li nes. ApI . 8. Hill Park Apts .. 1007 ,...... , ...... c:hIrVr. sc:.RV. ' F 12x60 Par1cwood. sheet palio. a .c .. 2 Park 51 . 549-8317. Wcrmed. 2 dislemp­ and Apartments 2 rm. etf .. fum .. a .c .. I m i. SOJ1h of oNE AAE HOT NOnAED'MlHtN(lirE bdrm. carp .• Wi ldwood Trailer Coxt ler vols 2T.JlAh94 camp.,rs on Rt. 51 at lincoln Village. DAY , THE RESPONS'B'lITY IS 18. S19.-a819. 2719Ae201 409 E. Walnut, C'dale Sb5"'O.. su-nmer: SI05 mo.. fal l. Cats YOVlItS. . FOlK yr. Ol d AppoIoasa mare. 15 OK 5-C9-l122 2S11 8 BaOO ' 71 Ib60 Irlr. 2 torm .. fum..

1961 VW. exc. body. trw'IS •• tires. BLUE MOON C'ville. fine 2 tJjrm. apt .• ~ r . watef'. .\ppur,·1 J ~ianoes . Ideal, 67~9S6 270S8.a92 ~a:r: . ~~=. ~~ Used and Antique' NO DEPOSIT HASSLE '62 Pcl"ll iac .&-door. PS-P8. SISO. Gall Furniture s.6-&S86. 1718Aa9A THE SQUIRE SHOP W. ' k ," c ~ BUY-SELL THIS SUMMER MURG'ALE SHOPPI NG Continental Breakfast [p.r·~" i:s..nle-.:" J CENTER • Rec. Roan with Ga~ =.:: ~ ' I:t~ ~~2Dft,R~~ 25% OFF .Q\M'I !iJrn:unchngs 1061 2623AD2l Central Air Cond o KEEP YOUR WHEELS Entire Month Hyde Pari<, Monticello ROLLING CoIOf' lV Lounge SUMMER SPECIAL & Clari< Apartments -Goad UMd P..-15 I,...... ,. of June Laundry Facilities ~" C¥~. _____ty Prlas WATERBED SALE 504 S. Wall KARSTEN lOWING & S1ORAGE" Semi-Privale Bath 2M! . ~ . .. __ En. __ Full King Size 6' by 7' Phone 457-«112 451.0' ., 451-5514 Special summer price STEVENSON ARMS Etf. apb. 2 mi. Air an::I. Summer. $tO SI9.95 111 ..~ · ..I- mo. 4:S7..103S Q" .cs7.27lS. 23JS8a93 regular price S29.95 Across the Street from SUMMER & FALL LEONARD'S biCYCLES Campus Metereyel... HOUSING INTERIORS -PARTS- 600 W. Mill ..'Uf illt.... includlld. Sl9-9213 meIII cpt... priwe_ nxms. '1JJ7 S. Illinois -SERVICE- sMnwning CIQOI . SOUTHERN carbondale Attn. Former Residents WILSON HALL ILLINOIS HON~ OVERHAUL Special Considerati~. 1101 S. Wall. 457-2169 ...... ,.., ~ SPECIALS Efficiercr ..es. Fum. utilities t*d. I .. Being Made to N\eet • mile fn:m C'dIIe. ~,..." ~ se. ...I ___ ..... "'AI~ 3111 .(7 S4J.l62l 27I7ee.t5 - ...... (;MM...... liner, 5*1. . Repairs ccmpleted Your Housing Needs ...I' &til;,: ~ _ fII C"dIIt ~ %1 Pbnt. Hill. After, p.m. within 24 hours...... -- . ~ =,:",,,: .,.rt. .~.. ,...,.t.n. ,...... WId, .11 So. III. Bicycle Co. \ - HI) .-n. XL04. ~ muc:h __SCM_.r;: ",.- .... _"' _1. _ - 106 N. Illinois .....-~- ... E""~~.'_;\;,,':"'"' Sl9-n23 _ ...... 5._51. & . --- . -.... -. > Classified Ads ~ Work ]

.\p.':lm.. nlli J Trall.. rll Trall.-r.. Bee ...at_ EH. apr. dose fO campus. SlSO for Need ere rocnvnafe for" hoI.ae at 311 CIRCLE PARK MANOR Sl..mmet'" term. car-rother"S Apts. 601 S. MURDALE M9.BI LE NOIN Renting For W. o.errv. catl .519-7SCS. .27128e91 bedroom bedroom washingta'l. 45]. 53«1, .5A9--2621 . 1 & 3 Summer and Fall 0Mrtry. c:JIIIIWl roan. ~ Crab Ore. Apts. Avai lable to be seen -\."D6'"'.''' HOMES s.so per month. .506-1837. 27S1Be98 t bdrm., hm., ac. avail. sun. and Carbondale by appointment only. till. 1315 W. Schwam. call 519-7602 . ," sw c.rtI:If'ICIo)le. 00«1 Rnidenh'" ArM. Female fer l.ewb P..-k Apts. .(2.50 rna. F"hcn!! s.9-3«W soon. 2J888e9S Call 549-{)941 27<2Bo'1.l Ml.y ~ to CMnp..5.. 10 DorwnlOM\. to Mobile Home Pari( ..,~'" From 8:00-5 :00 Apt. hxn .. I bdrm, 1100 mo and elK:. Not grffin enuf? lM'ge bdrm., k1tch. Trlrs. 150 to 5100 mo. air ccn:t call Yo" Sa~ ~ IJ¥- !!'Ie Lor:.I hon .I'd bY Rt. 51 North free H2O. S60 a rna. bit forget it. I C'c8le.,rs. SIOO-mo. I txtrm. A.C. , all ,.t57-6919. Goo;j \ocati(J1. 2U3Ba93 tnt Fac;lhtin- You Sa...e Time- den't .....,t u. , like It alone. 28068e9S etectr. 1~ m i. fTan ca-npus. Starting 549-JOOO SU"I'W11er term. No dogs. Robinsc::n • C Oale, 80S W. Mltin Apt. S. 1 bed. Ion' S MmUle" to c."pUI. I;Iy car rIOt'll bY Rentals, ~ . Sf9-2S.l3. 267'988a~ furn., ex.cepf aR)I .. married ca...,le Y WCA IIIIIttl '-led P3CJ1. 0 '1' ~ Murdolle Free Bus to SI U ~eferred . call 687·1768 or 680f-6195. 5hoclpo1"lllil MotI l WIlt! 'GOO "'unary. drY 1 txnn. o::mpIe1ety fum .• roN renting Avail. irrvned., -.ery ntee. 2146BBa9J c iHl"lmQ. Orflle'o"Wf'VoCl!'!5o. w>ltIoJlgoong o"l for SI.mITIer and fall. No petS. call (J/\'CUI'WlIY"l itU Free 25 'XSO ' Pool ~ : 30 and 6:30 pm. SoC9-1ffl. Ore Bedroom furnished apartments. Air conditicnld. water furniShed. 590 TroBlYeI ~";,I ~I rt't'", . No H.,.".y. ma1th 5I..mmer. 5100 Fall: No pets. ;t. ,lro.acl. Crou · c.mpU~ Crou· Town FrP.e Water Effidencv apts, SurT'vner rales of $5 a cau afte" I p.m . .t51-6JS2 21S986aSIA Tr.ffic 10 I'qll 2 vaancte!i· A man dorm. a.c . 5110 ni~l . S20 per week. or US a montn. Free Sewage Disposal surnrner Qtr. utit. peid. parking lot. Ash 51. l.Odgt. 507 S. A5h. Ph. SA9-1A9li Nice 2 rm. co"ape. all f\.rn. Smal' 0rI CI ty W-" ( tIC) WOphc ~nk, J CIty or call (57--4(56. 26268d9'3 . or S49-9JJS. 2627Ba03 Fax Terriers to ~ 1. 687·1261. Nah.... 1JI Gu ltlC) conies or !oInks l M:£A 'TT18a94 Free Lawn Maintenance "'<'n<"" PRIVATE ROOMS FOR I ~~ · ~~C::':J7 .il ~.i. Delux apts. fum .. air , 2'" txIrm., no Un,,, 11' • S7 ' 00vbIe lm.u"ItOn. StormI Ul2Bo99 pets Near Varsity and campus. EH., (00I..CIe 1 w~ 0"1 Conc~ 1e PIt'n. Art­ Free Trash Pick-Up ....., MEN AND WOMEN I cable TV, SO'ne util .. \ery reas. 3 ctIOred ," Concrele. w>ttl U~...-.g .... WlJAk to wcrk or dass, air C«1dilioned bdrm house .t51-.4522 2mBaSIA SIo.ln,ng STUOENTS flxn. apts. S65 mo. and up for $UTl­ Free Basketball and I mer. (;all SI9-62.O" 1A1A88a99 2 Bedroom PolY«! SI,ee'''. P"rlo; l"'9 5p!tcH . w, lh P.vi<.ng Mall Delivery. &. Refvw 5ef. ';0" c..... R~e Yo..w LI"''"'iI Cml~ bY fum. and a.c. apt. "'OCH Neal" Fr1;Inl Door (f"oOef"Vttllnrll near . Tennis Court T"lung a Pr' ....le Room on .an A.&-oI nrnenl" l 2 bdrm. apts.. turn.. a .c.. sunmer Ntly me HIQnef aan' aMy. 2..... people. s,w...&S&9. 2A2OB Ba99 Built in appliances. oroo.no floor ro long carry. ro $t",,-, 10 P".,. dnn b l Treon. ~ 1Ors. Available June 15. Rentals From WhoiII 'rVVQl:I 'I.. prl",. le roam ,,., ....., ~t · SOUTHERN HI LLS .v..r.ed c:o.- T..... o tlt'OI'OOfT"I:I.. !.ITIa11er bedroom r 10'1gIef lmenl " II on 0"Ie floor and '1'0" lhlre me kItChen. lOIS"IQe. ""'" bait! w>1t! the aIfW:n EMI Gr.-w:l 51 nHI' Glarl C, ,,, man IbUaI tor comfort SI00 a month. SIU FAMILY HOUSING Blacktop. .tS1·SI20 on the ~rTrnenl-Eye.ryO"le na" a k~ . you ma.,. cook II you like. or 'I'OU may LAr~ a , r Ccnd, hor.er bVllI In. taroe Efficiency Or. 6«2room SI ll sm. fra5lteu 2-ooor ~r.;,eralor Wtty pey more for less? The ~ Nl I m,ake olnet.,...r~" Two 8eO'ocm Sl 28 no haSsle. s1\.dent owned and operated Fur.... VI(tCI InCI Utilllie$ P.,od 1I0u...... mob. tune parte. has openings aNy S60 \I~,..,. ne¥. walkIng d"~ . 101 GafT'IPUS ­ No dirPOtil. ani". ]I) GWrS lear req to S85 mo. for Large mod. 2 txIrm. All Uflhloe1. paid. tIC) uTIlity dlept;a.ln to 4SJ.2Xll Ext J8 IYns. a $100 for 3 tr.:trms.. and 2 balm.. ma.ke tT"IO!il t\&W oBI PiI'I' le ~ . !WIy walk to bNctI and S m in. drive to wa5l'l@-tdr"yfl' and air ccrdlltonlng Fum. hOuse, 3 bdrms. paneUed, lOS E. can Furnished efftCjency. ~te e6ec· CALL 457-7352 or 549-70 SIV. Cell BobatSl9-I788. Ifnol hOrne Irtc heat, ac, 3 blo:Xs frem campos. Walnut. Call ~ . 214988b93 leave your name and nLn\ber. V ery corroe'''111IIe ral ~ Sunvnet 6. Fall Spring term 5100-m0. sa.nvner tenn. OiSCXlUltS for wor'k. 21398a)8 S67.SO-mo. Gk!nn Williams Rentals. Rockman Rentals CALL S02 S. Rarwlings, ~7-19SI. 2692BBa05 9"\ady NdJ. Ho'ne 10fS tor !'er'lI, wale-r Near camp.JS : 19n 12:x52, 2 bdrm .. Summer Housing and large patios in::L Nalllal oas central air , tM!d down. SlOS mo. Sun­ c.tx:n::IitIe At8rtments. Stl..ldlMts or Furniture av~1MlIe for "II P'ICIuW$ facitilte5 . .t57-6CJS or ~l1J . mer. 51«) mo. Fait 519·1615 da... s or 451-7352 or 549-7039 f.-nilies. Reck.ced SU'nmer rain. 2Sl98dll 549-4S87 af~ 5. 2201 BBc94 1100-125 mcnth. 2 txkms.. fwnist-ed. ~" te Contr~ A"'oBI.'~ Exc::1!l1ent. mc:Jdtorn, ,,"recti\olr. Dis­ B I( AD rear EPP5 VW, f\.rn. $80 mo. in-­ mo_11 20(5~"l.bne . 'IXI"" . ~ . ~. Hc:Iu5e trailers. C'dale. I bdrm. 5~ cxurts for fall. 1 block eesf of FOIl mo. 4 blc:dts frem camPJS. St.".ting ch• .d . eject. and waler. Call .t57-«DO ( .. t:I.P " ,\~Tt: .. ) =~:sr-614S . 451-5551 . 451-20.16. affer 6. VSSBc92 ~ Red Brock trip6e. on P.rtr; 51 . I'. m l SlXTVTleI'" term. No dogs. RQbiI1$Cll"l Rentals. ph. s,,9.2Sl3. 2294BBc96 from W oBI li $I .. AtJA I. ' bdrm.. IAI1oUoII Nic2 12K.S2 Mtb.1e Homes. Co.rttry 1~l5OoBImo , . IIUfihtie5.otw;l \.Q!d 1 EFFIO ENCY APA RTMENTS A~e . rea:sc:nable rates. air Z:~~~~~~~ ~neecl l more 19TJ.7A 12K60 2 and J bdrm. mobik! 1 BEDROOM FURN. OR UNFURN hOmes. swtrTV11ing pool, an.,..-+,ored. air cond .. no hlISs&e. 91ort 5". Teamot HA 1'/: OSI: ployed 10 East St . Lows. said ....ri!l begtl thIS .... 'l"Ckend . accordulg 10 Suptonisor's Office III Hams~ . 51 U graauille ,tuOen ~ Williams. and although the city IS 7S Rm <.'i>rcilam. uUonmI.lOn Spect.ahsl per cent black, the blacks only oon . b r the. "rest 5er\ . Roes on caJ :psiles y,1l1 be S3 per cau ~ · S1'O& .jJer6pm ()F E I ·EII.ITHISC trot about 40 per cent of the jobs. Recre3Lion use fees will be dtargt..>d rughl for I.aUO ..... ax! 1b .... ~r Riding Stabl€5. call for ~ 1.. 991· A pr II a rea The fees are., """1rdance .Ilh the Ibck. 22SO. 2736E9) Golden Eagle PasSport Pn>gram There ....;n also be a 50 rell swim· TyPing Theses Term pape~ , IBM unem ployme nt ~7 Ullll law J Presidenl!'bon rTUlg fee br per.;ons six ~ars of age ~ec1ric . 457·5766 after 1 p.m . and older at Wte Glendale a1d 274AEOO Gokien ~e P.lssports, whidt enab~ Fbunds li:>llow. per50rlS 62 Mel over to use i>resl ser· l'b i!e will be dtarged for O\ 'ertook Piano 1e55al5 offered. Be9inne~ 10 rate drops ~~ . Elrp. leacher. 5A9-&Ma \>lce I'.xilities 3.1 half price, may be ob· sites . picnic areas or boat r.uTllS . The lIOefT1lloyrrent rae in the c ...· KARATE SCHOOL bondale·Mllpllysboro ,.... decreased 116 North 111 2nd FlOG'" ('oak' from 4.9 percent in ftilruaryto 4.6 per cent April , to large WSIU-FM ~ , nnrng " AI2v...-.acl Cion5n in due substaltially """'1. pr-,vale 1...,. .... 9f'O.CI" seasonal gains U1 retail Jrade 1oym>nI Morning. afternoon and evening City : Concerto for Violin and 'Cello : or c.l1I 50*1-«16 SeW:e asi'Sl programs scheduled on WSIU ·FM . HANDEL : Concerto [or ObOe and ask 'or FREE I(arale Brae,.,.. The April Iigwe was ,"",Ye the stale 91.9 . String Quar tet . 6:3G--SIU Farm ReJX>rt ; 6 : 4 ~ Sh.denl paperS, theSiS, books typed, figure of 3.8 per cent. but .....as belo ..... 4:00- All Things Considered : ~I (J,Jality, ~r~le:ed noer r ~ , the national pen:enlage of 5lJ. E)n. RFD Roundup; 7:00-Today Is The S:30--Music In The Air; 6:30 p.m .­ plus Xerox and prIntIng serVIce. pk»'Jl'Eflt is expected to oontinue to Day ! ; 9~-Take A Music Break ; WSIU Expanded News ; 7 :00- Authot"'s Office. next door 10 Plaza 12 :00-D1ALOGUE : 12 :30- WSI U Grill. SrI9-6931 . 2IlABE92. rise through .)me because of seasonal Childrens' Songs and Junk INPR) I'oclors and then should [all in Augus!. Expanded News ; Math Tuhring at PtaIO's : As low as N; of May I . ac«Itding to the lSi'S I :OO-Opera Showcase· Verdi ; Ch~~;-B~:g:;TE~k~g~~n)~esOr . 130 fer entire sl.I'nmer. Help w ith all Don Carlo : 4:00- Ne ..... s , 4 : 15 - homrevto'k end tests. SI9·I933. 2OOIEoo actiw IDes, females ooJl'1>lised JS per Della Beata Vergine.: 10 :30-Ws.u cent of the Wlerl1>loyed in the Carbon· Music In The Air . 6:30- WS IU Expanded News ; II : oO-Night dale · Murphy~t.~ ro area . Veterans Expanded Ne ws . 7:00 - Foreign Song . 2:30 a .m .- Nightwalch. totaled Z2 per cent ifld non -.... tutes Voices In America : 7; 15- Voices Of CD n1)rised 19 per cent. Black America . 7:30-Black Talk . 8:00- Tires . Balleries, and Ac · II 111( 111('" 10 I/II .~I cessorles- Solid Gold; WSIU-TV 10 : 30- WSI U Expanded Ne ..... s . Programming scheduled on 11 :00-The Jazz Sho...... ~//II'" II I /)1It)IIoi" WSIU-TV , Channel 8. S unda)' S unday (III 7:59 a .m .-- Sign On . 8:00 Np ..... s. 4:30-0utdoors With Art Reid: 5-­ " . \~TUt ] 8:05- Daybreak : 9:00-music On AEI Lec ture Series : " Amer ican ( DU QUOIN- Wolfman J ack. High . 9;30- Auditori um Organ . Foreign Policy as a Dimension of emcee of NBC·TV ·s " Mldnight the Ame r ican Revolution ; " 6- Wanled 10 Buy Used ai r CO"Clhorers 10 :00-1n Recital : 2:00-Concert of Werking or not Call 549-62A3 Special" and host of a syndicated the Week· Bach : The Art or the Zoom : 6:30- Nova : 7 :30- 265u Quoin. m. . am. HELK OJ' . ~ l'R I' (;I", rd, 1'1' r i /'(/ 1 =:r ~c=:-~ ::::..e: PLE,1SE 1'0t'. FREE ... ~ HaG CL70. Misc.• .knt 22.. m Karale brochure . Z1 271 lK92 ~ I(/I,',I (,, n,'II",1 Yard s... . c.rterviUe. 1201 S, The Bethel A.M.E. Ch urch. 316 E. 0tvtIicft. 511 . ..:I~ . RefrigrrMor. Jacklon. will begin a community fum It.."... d lthe.l . • little of wide revivaJ starting at 7 :30 p.m. .-'" ~~:. Y a nd running tbroug~ Registration, NUl. II1ru '11>.1<$.: s :OO tq 7:00 p.m. --. Olun:be. lhrooghout the city wiU :'~~":~ '=.:.n... ee::i Sot. & SUn.: 9:00 to 10:30 a .m . =. i='''~ ,~ ~;t~ ! c;t::: ~~ b~ . s;b~:: rs call s.9 ... evenings. WIK11f2 =. ...,.. Harrell. pastor. and other ministers. I~ N. IIljnais 2nd FI_ ca_1e ;;-; ;o;s";;;':-:::- ,. 51" ii',. i'cii.. R. ,. 79' ...... - HI-e FRUIT DRIIIKS

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BANQUET land 0' lakes DINNERS l -Ill l BUTTER -.!I8..... w_"-•• _ ..-...... - - ...... ,.. '=88 ~ .. --.- c c _ c tAUf. 'laCHES ~ 49 WINESAPS 3,·, 99 '· 19 _ ... -. n .... u\ " . " ...... _ c c c OIUGES SWEET CORN 5, .. ' 59 "\1 8 '-88 POTATOES '·..:,- 99 ..t" i#.!~:mnt·'.""" EJ f111( ' WiDo' ~LUis • ... NATIONAL 2' , HOMOG[lIIllIO '129 ~ l ~ lUna • .... GRADE 'A' Gal Jug MILK ' :.'rJJff E.~l~!!;: 5 •••• •.:=••••••••• .. :~,:: ',.. :.:::: ;:.:.--::. .... ", ,..... r,::;-l _I' .:,.,:.,,:,"-1~ • IIJ..( ...... fi:{I . 4 ~~~~ $100 : .t ... J ~f;;'t~~l::::=- : .~ ...... Cubs, Morales nip Pirates CHICAGO (AP I-J erry Morales Jose CardenaJ added an insurance run Morales. whom the Cubs acquired for cracked a game-tying home run in lhe when he drove in Monday with a Glenn Beckert in a winter trade with San fourth inning and then singled home the sacrifice fly . Diego, was making his first start in five liebreaker in the seventh Friday, The Pirates took a I.() lead in the games. He has been troubled with leading the Olicago Cutis and Steve fourth on singles by Al Oliver. Manny muscle spasms in the back. Elone to a 3-2 victory over the Pitt- Sanguillen and Rennie Stenetl. Morales Rooker worked out of a kingsized jam \ sburgh Pirates. tied it up when he led off the hollom of in the fifth when Stone opened with a th e fourth with his ninth homer of the single and went 10 third on a single by Don Kessinger led of! th~ seventh with baseball season. Kessinger. Kessinger look second on the a single. his third hit of the game. and Stone picked up his second victory in throw. Rooker fanned Monday but then continued to second when left·fielder three decisions. He struck Oul 10 batters. walked Morales to fill the bases. Willie Stargell fumbled the recovery fur including Willie Slargell Ihree times. But the Pirate left·hander fanned an error. Rick Monday walked before before leaving in favor of Oscar Zamora Cardenal and Bill Madlock to end the Morales lined Jim Rooker's pitch into in the eighth. Zamora surrendered the inning. center field to put the Cubs on top for final Pirale run in the eighth when Stone was making his seventh start good. Stargell belled his 11th homer. and bas yet to finisQ a game. He was lifted in the eighth after Richie Hebner led off with a single. Zamora took over and got Oliver to hit Saluki-Murdale camp into a double play. Stargell then unloaded his homer before Zamora got Zisk on an inning-ending popup. Stargell's homer was the 332nd of his to offer basketball car eer and placed him 29th on the all· time l~t . one ahead of Hank Greenberg. The Saluki·Murdale basketball Camp p.m . daily excert July 4. Registration , Zamora. recently purchased from will get underway July 1 a nd will offer for the camp wil be In the SIU Arena at Denver of the American Association, two weeks of basketball instruction by noon. July 1. and will be open to fifth retired the Pirates in order in the ninth some of Southern lIIinnis ' fineos»""chers through 12th graders. to gain his first major league save. of the game . • " We think this will be the best Headed by SJU Coach Paul Lambert. basketball camp in Illinois on a com· CCHS Coach Dave Lee and Mur· mual basis." Coach Lambert said. "Our physhoro Coach Tom Ashman. the clinic instructional groups will be small and will bring in many guest instructors each player will have the opportunity to including SJU alumnus and New York playa full game each day allowing him Knick greal Walt Frazier. to incorpor ate the fundamentals into ...... , .~- Frazier will attend the camp for one team play. It should be an exciting two week and will help with indiVidual and weeks." team experience. In addition to Frazier, Fee for the camp will be $50 and will former Saluki Greg Starrick will also include health insurance, tuition a nd appear at the camp. Starrick, who was fees and access 10 the SIU Arena a hol-5hooting. smooth dribbling guard training facilities. at SJU from 1970-72. led the nalion in free throw percentage his junior year . Ed Zastrow, a teammate of Frazier's on SJU's 1967 NIT championship lea",. DOln lners U'tnS 1{'Olnen 's SIU Athletic Trainer Robert "Doc" Spackman and SIU Assistant Coach George lubelt will also help to instruct (I.Ina lpur golf {' lullnpio nsh ip ", the camp members. The camp is a communal camp in that FREEPORT. III. (API- Shirley Dom · On the 14th . she missed a birdie putt it does not offer dormatory facihties. All mers look advantage of her opponent·s aft er placing her tee shol on the par 3 !:; .. ?::~-.~- of the camp play will take place in the spotty pUlling Friday and won her fifth within six feeL of the pin . She could SIU Arena a~g.,~11 oper ale from 1·5 ntinois Women's Amateur Golf titlE' . have cui Ihe margin 10 two. At the same Terry Erickson "r . ' - degeating Cathy Sharpenter 3 and 2. hole . Mrs. Dommers sank an eight . Mrs. Dommers, of Belvidere . led by footer to match hole. two after 18 holes of morning play and Al\er Mrs. Dommers went up by five went up by five after the seventh hole of after the seventh hole , Mrs. Sharpenter Erickson amidst tough the afternoon showdown. won nine and 10. But both players Mrs. Sharpenter three-putted the halved lhe rest of the way. taking hogey first , third and sixth greens on the front fives on 16 which ended the match. nine in afternoon play and lost all three Mrs. Dommers previously won in 440 dash field in AAU holes. 1957. 1961 . t968 and t969 . Mrs . Sharpen· "My putting was probably lhe dif­ ler also fini shed second in 1971. SJU quartermiler Terry Erickson will professional football contract with the ference,'· said Mrs. Sharpenler, of Mrs . Dommers said she played run in the AAU national track cbam· New York Giants. However, all of the Evanston, who has now twice made the cautiously after her morning lead "and pio nships in Drake Stadium at UCLA other top six NCAA finishers will run in frnals without victory . tried to avoid mistakes. Saturday. Erickson finished fourth in the .event. the NCAA championships two weeks ago Increasing Erickson's possibilities of in Austin, Tex. qualifying for the U.S .·U .S.S.R . dual The top three qualifiers in the AAU meet is the fact that Julius Sang of North Carolina Central is ineligible to compete ~1..'1 ~:~ ~ ~~,:,;n\nth: ~.!i against the Soviets because he IS a MeGee takes C lassie lead meet July 4 and 5 in Durhani. N.C. The representative of the Kenyan Olympic team. Sang was fifth in the NCAA finals . AKRON . Ohio lAP I-Jerry McGee. a States to a 4-1 victory over Britain lop four qualifiers will run in the 1.600 non·winner in seven years on the tour, Friday in the semifinals of the Windmill meter relay. Favored in the 440 will be 1973 NCAA champ Maurice Peoples, formerly of scrambled and strained to a wildly Trophy, a 1-Hlation tennis tournament. NCAA champion Larry Jones of N.E . erratic 69 that tied Ray Fioyd for the Missouri Slate will not be eligible 10 run Arizona State and currenUy running for Martin beat Britain's John Feaver 6- the D.C. Striders and Dennis Schultz of second round lead Friday in the $170.000 in the AA U meet because he has signed a American Golf Classic. 4. &-2 and teamed up with Alex Mayer of The quick-quipping McGee had to biro Wayne, N.J ., to beat Feaver and die three of his last six holes to Jlffset Graham Stilwell in doubles &-3 . &-2. Major League Standings some early problems and put togtlher a J6.hole total of 136. four under par for + + + American League two tours over the famed, 7,180 yard N.tioaal Le.",. The SIU International Soccer Club Easl Easl Firestone Country Club course. Fioyd. the first -round leader with a will hold a soccer clinic for Carbondale youths. ages 11-17. from June:M through W L Pd. GB W L Pct. GB 65 , slipped 10 a one-over-par 71 in th e hOl. humid , hazy weather. J uly 3. The clinic will be held daily from 2:30-4 p.m . in McAndrew Stadium. a 35 31 .530 - Boston 'rI 'EI .578 + + + Pbilaclelr 33 30 .523 3' , Moolrea 30 28 .517 1 Detroit . The main thrust of the clinic will St. Louis 32 31 .508 1'>2 Baltimore 33 31 .516 4 EASTBOURNE. England t AP 1- 4 1, deal with the basic fundamentals of 'EI 35 .435 6 Cleveland 32 31 .508 Olris E vert of Fort Lauderdale. Fia .. Olicago and Britain·s Virginia Wade posted dribbling . kicking . trapping. heading Pittsburg New York 34 33 .507 4', 30 31 .492 5', three-set victories Friday to advance to and tackling." Dan Habel . coordinator 'EI 36 .429 6'12 Milwaukee of the clinic said. " And since the clinic Pi~NewY 25 39 .391 9 the women's singles final of the $25.000 Wesl John Player Women 's Tennis Tour­ will deal with basic skills . no ex· West nament. perience or back.ground in soccer is Miss Evert. winner of the recent required. Oakland 3S 31 .530 34 32 .515 1 French and Italian open tilles. defeated For additional information contact Texas Olga Moro20va of Ihe Soviet Union &-1 . LosADIeles 44 23 .657 32 31 .508 II, the Carbondale Park District at 457· - Kansas City 3 U . &-3. Atlanla 38 'EI .585 5 Olicago 29 31 .483 8370. CincillllaU 36 'EI .571 6 26 36 .419 7 Miss Wade. England's top woman Minnesota 71, player for the past several years. gOI by + + + HouatoD California 28 39 .418 HouatoD 33 34 .493 11 Martina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia Th ...... y·. G.mes U . &-1. (,.4. SUTTON . Mass. (AP )-Sandr a SanFnn 33 36 .478 12 Palmer went on a birdie spree and set a 29 42 .408 17 + + + SanDie&o ~esoIa 3. Olicago 2 women's course record 66, seven under 'Ou...... y·.G . ..es Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 0 Meao while in Birmingham , par. in charging into the halfway lead Texas 7. California 4 American junior champion Billy Martin Friday in the rain-splashed $50,000 ~o s.Pit=o New an 2. PbiJa phia. 1 Oakland 4. Kansas City 0 of Palos Verdes. Calif.. led the United Ladies PGA Golf Olampionship.