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October 1979
10-18-1979 Daily Eastern News: October 18, 1979 Eastern Illinois University
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TBLmove scheduled forh� Carolyn next Waller week Textbooks \\ill be moved fro111 1he Tex1book Library nc:x1 \\Cek Richard Sandefer, director of 1hc Tc:xtbook I ibrary said Wcdncsclav. · here11 Alms, head or 1 he physical plan1, said the books arc beinc mmcd so lhc first and second floor� of 1hc library can be restructured 10 sustain more pressure.
Textbook I.ibrar\' \inrkcrs \\ill bo:x the bt)oks and phy�ical plant \\ orkcrs 1\ill load them on tr.ucks 10 be taken to the Huzzard Clym, Sandcl'cr said.
"W·c have three \\Ceks _scheduled to dn it {move)," Sandcl'cr said, llm1cvcr, Alms said, "We're ex pecting ii to ta�c l\\O \\eeks."
Alms said -,helve s \1 ill be disasxcm bled and rcasse111 bled in Buzzard to hold 1hc book-,. \'ice-prexidcnt for Studenl Affairs (ilcnn Williams -,aid the ·1 e.\tbonk I ibrary "ill be in opcra1io11 at H1111ard af1cr 1he mmc is compk1ed. Sandcl'cr said 1he bnoks \1 ill The Textbook Library's scheduled move to the Buzzard had originally been planned to take place this week. (News prnbably be rc111rn�·d 10 1hc · 1 cx1b11ok Building has been postponed until next week. The move photo by Mark Winkler) I ibrar\' fall. lll'.\I Senators accuse Byrne of pressuring legislators RINGFI ELD, Ill. (AP) - A saying: "Personally, I lost my life on SP just 11 votes short of passing late override. of black Illinois senators ac that bill last night." grnup Tuesday. Washington said that nine of White's vote on the override \\as cused Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne on "If I were not in a box, I would ha ve the 11 black House members who considered crucial as he is generally of threatening Chicago been the first one to hit my switch for Wednesday didn't support the override also had acknoll'ledged to control nearly 20 with the loss of their city the fill," he added. "I have a heavy lawmakers patronage jobs in Chicago. regular Democratic votes in the House if they supported a major sales tax heart right now." jobs Override opponent George Dunne, because of his dose relationship to bill. White, who does not hold a city job relief Cook County board president and Dunne. neuvering c.ontinued but said he felt his political future was Meanwhile, ma chairman of the county Democra tic Sen. Farlcan Collins, D-Oak Park, second vote on the bill. on the line, said Chicago Democrats for a possible Party, is White's political patron. said Mrs. Byrne campaigned for 111ayor the mayor . . . for were heavily pressured by the "I blame regular White said he knew there was a chance last spring "against the very kind of ruthlessly putting her heel on the necks Democratic organization to vote he wouldn't be slated for a future system of govern111cnt ...that's taking legislators and forcing them to vote against the bill. of House seat if he had defied Dunne and place 110\\. against the interests of their people," However, Rep. James C. Taylor, D Mrs. Byrne to vote in favor of the Sen. Harold Washington, D-Chicago, Chicago, leader of the black coalition said at a news conference . in the House, who holds a city job,. Washington and four other black said: "I was not pressured by Mayor senators sharply criticized 11 black Byrne. Alumnus Stanek to lecture House members who failed Tuesday to "I felt she was right in her decision" support an override of Gov. James R. to oppose the override, said Taylor, of legislation h� Mil-kt·� () ' ( ' lll'il Thompson's veto to who originally voted for the sales tax on business011 opportunities eliminate the 5 percent sales tax on relief bill last spring. "I feel that I Ltstern alumnllS I ouise Stanek 11ill grocery food and drugs by mid-1983. reflected my constituency." lecture on 11omen in bu�incss, co111- A not her vote on th e override was Thompson, a Republican, said the munica1iol1 in busincs\ and job np expected this week . state couldn't afford the bill's $1 .6 pnrtuni1ics Thursday and Friday, Rep. Jesse C. White, D-Chicago, a billion, five-year cost. He was joined ( "harles ., ii us, di reel or or alumni black House member who did not vote by Mrs, Byrne, a Democrat, in the services said. S1anek diree1or of training, for the override, acknowledged the battle against the override attempt. t\ plight of some Chicago Democrats, A motion to override the veto fell dcvclnpmcnl and college rda1 ion' al l'hillip l\lorris Inc. in Ne 11 York, and -,he rccci\cd by Karen Tanka · registration, said "students should 1ry Stanek 11ill \peak nn cmplny111c111 Pre-enrollment materials for spring 10 pick up their material early and npport unit ic-, in busincs' fnr 1 he semcstcr· are available al scheduled return them as soon as possible. The huma11i1ies graduall' al 7:30 p.m. times through Thursday and \\ill be sooner it is in 1hc better chance of ·1 hursday in 1hc Bnnth I ibrary I ccltlrl' available after Friday fo r all studenls. getting. the schedule requested." R 00111. his Times for obtaining materials arc The hours for obtaining. materials ·1 -,pccch is designed for I he scheduled according to the first initial arc fro111 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. "Students graduale s1udcn1, ·1i111S said. Louise Stanek . held J·riday in of a student's last name. Schedules arc tend to \\" national / CllAlllLISTOll, IUlllOIS / (1171 UCharleston"XTH I -- Ml·l10t bank and their New Branch Across From Old Main 99¢-er Announces tlieir Special New! Walk-up Window Celebrate the Colonel's Birthday for the convience of with us fhis month. our customers after Enjoythe 99¢-er the Lobby is closed 2 pcs. chicken, potatoes 8c gravy, roll. Wall< -up window hours: Limited Offer 3:00 pm-4:30 pm �ntuckyFri ed Chicken. Mon··Thur 107 W. Lincoln Charleston 3:00 pm:-6:30 pm Fri It's Nice to Feel so Good About a Meal! News Staff Editor in chief ..Tom Keefe News editor .. Terri Hempstead Identification Statement Managing editor Brad Patterson Editorial Page editor . . Paul Pinderski Night Staff The Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, at Charleston, Ill. during Admin istration editor .. ..Laura Fraembs the fall Night editor...... Ted Gregory and spring semesters and weekly during the summe· term. except during Activities editor . Sandy Younq school vacations or Asst. night editor . . Dyna Cole examinations, by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscript Campus editor. Marsha Hausser ion price: $5 per Wire editor ..Ed Mazzocco semester. $1 for summer only. $1 0 for all year. -,·he Eastern · Government editor . Dyna Cole News is a member of the Sports editor . . . Andy Savoie Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all articles appea City editor . Ted Gregory ring in this paper The Ass'!. photo editor ...... Ed Gray opinions expressed on the editorial and op ed pag"s are not necessarily Verge editor Theresa Norton those of the ad Copy editors . . Yvonne Beller, ministration. faculty, or studer.t body. Phone 581-2812. Second class Sports editor . Brian Nielsen postage paid at Laura Fraembs, Betsey Guzior. Holly Charleston, Illinois. P ublication number (USPS 002-250). Postmaster: Photo editor . Jennifer Schulze Send address changes Headland. Bill Jeffers. Andy Robznieks to Eastern News. Eastern Illinois University. Charleston. 61 920. Advertising Chauncey Blaisdell 111. Printed by Eastern Illinois University. Charleston. IL 61920 . Circulat1c,n rn;inaqer. . . Mike Renschen Adviser Tom Hodqes Thursday. Oct . 18. 1 979 Easte rn News 3 News Authorities uninformed of intramural injuries by Joan Snedeker Intramural sport accidents happen frequently on campus but local authorities are not able to keep an accurate record of them. Dave Outler, head of Eastern's Intramural Office has noticed an exceptional number of injuries this year in intramural sports. But, as Outler explained, if a player does not fill out an accident report there is no record that the player has ever been inimed. Dut\er said,"\ fee\ there have been a few more i e year in com n j uri s this parison to last year." But because_ not all students fill out accident reports from the intramural office, they have no written evidence that the accidents have happened. The intramural office has received 11 accident reports concerning all intramural sports on campus this �cmester. Intramural sports include the 1500 part1c1pants in flag. football and participants in S\\imming., volleyball, soccer, \\Testling and other fall-sports, Outler said. The orlly record the university has of intramural sports accidents is a form which can be acquired from the 11\I office in the Lantz Building in the event of an injury. Mark Rountree (ball-carrier) could become a casualty in tramural sports. (News photo by Karen Allen) "Often a person limps out and \\·e one of the unreported injuries which occur during in- don't take a piece of paper to have them fi II out," Dut ler said. Although an injured player may go person was injured in an intramural to the Health Serivce for treatment, game or some other activity. u�ually no record is kept there saying. it Tom Watson from the Charleston an intramural injury. Ambulance Service said they have 11as As one nurse in the health service received nine sports-related calls since said, "You just can't tell" hy looking June. Of the nine calls, Watson said, at diagnosis on a medical record i r a "Possibly one or t\\O of the football a Homecoming Specials! New Arrival Sweaters by Rosanna Blouses and Sl Reduced to Only s 18. 00 Jeans and Tops Reduced to Only s 1 3. 99 Hang Ten. lsotoner Gloves Active Sportswear s2.00 off Knits&.. Velours 20°/o Off ,lt>,omt>thi11� NP1d Spandex-Disco Pants Various Colors! ·Amerilla's Fashions Charleston Plaza Shopping at Amerilla's Is Always Looking Your Best! Welcome Back Alumni! Page4/ Opinion/Commentary Eastern flew s Springfield politics halts sales tax cut bill Rep. Barbara Currie, D-Chicago, said at rep re sentative. s ab st aining from voting. the automatic re d uction of the tax. Du ring a rally in Sp ringfield 'The sales tax on foo d Thi s was 11 votes short of the two-thi rds hard economic times, such as inflation or an d drug s has been fo ught fo r 40 ye ars. If necessary to ove rride Thompson' s veto. rece ssion, the purchase of necessities we go with (Thompson' s one percent At present, Thomp son' s compromise automatically consume s five pe rcent of re d uction) ... do yo u know how long it will proposal (exactly the same as to the fi rst one's paycheck. take befo re anothe r penny is taken off?- stage of the vetoe d measure, which With inflation raising the cost of goods, 40 ye ars." provided fo r a·one percent re d uction in the the state coffers are filled wit h mo re Currie, a supporte r of ove rriding state sale s tax on food an d drugs) has a money. That excess reven ue inc reases Thompson's veto of a sales tax phase-o ut clear majo rit y of support on both si des of the potential for wasteful spen ding by bill, marks the problem in this _political the political aisle an d the ove rride measure legislato rs.- Why sho uld a sales tax st ruggle-who will have the final wo rd on appears to have the same support. re d uction, an ac ro ss-the-board benefit to this popular tax cutting measure. These measures are pop ular among everyone in the state, cause such a battle It seem s the gove rno r wants to keep hi s vote rs. Statehouse telephone lines we re in the capitol? Politician s are still struggling power firmly establishe d in the tax cut jammed with calls from citizen s to urging to see who will be the final autho r of the tax issue because the only difference bet legislato rs to vote for the ove rride, United cut measure. ween his proposal an d the vetoed bill is Press Inte rnational repo rte d. In the end someone will have the label of that phase-out wo uld be ann ual in ste ad of Afte r the voting, Thompson explaine d he a "tax crusade r" around the next election automatic. wanted the state to be able to get th rough time. What politician can resist such a If the legislat ure passes sales tax a rece ssion without a tax inc re ase. He title? re d uction measures eve ry se ssion said, "I want Illinois to have eno ugh money Whateve r the final outcome, an ove rride Thompson can veto or amen d an y one of in the bank to do that." or adoption of the Thompson proposal, the the bills. Judging from Tuesday's vrcto ry, This money in the bank is money out of political fighting has stalled the passing of the gove rno r can indee d st all a tax cut as the pockets of citizens who are losing a an important piece of legislation. long as he has the eno ugh mino rity suppo rt neve r ending battle with inflation. Thi s episo de once again shows political in the state house. Senio r citizens an d union groups rallie d gains supercede the public cries fo r im The final house vote was 96-42 with 23 at the st ateho use voicing their suppo rt fo r mediate solutions to pressing problems. Homecoming turns into sadistic art show Some people have been getting didn't know that it would uncover a Beta Sigma Psi fraternity painted a · upset over violence on television. PTA sadistic streak in the student body. pleasant picture of a wildcat swinging and church groups were extremely If you don't know what I'm talking elegantly from a hangman's noose vocal on the subject. · �rru@)f about, take a walk to the Union and adorned with the words "Hang the However, not too many people paid look at the pictures painted on the Wildcats.'' attention to protests because the issue windows. They look like something On another window we have a was getting old. When�©@®�rruo®�� the homecoming committe e out of "The Mister Bill Show." panther standing over an open grave So thanks can be given to Eastern picked this year's western theme it On one picture painted by the Alpha with a NMUtombstone. The panther is students because they. have · given probably thought it would be a good Phi sorority has the Pink Panther obviously waiting for the wildcat to be these groups something else to yell way to cash in ·on the popularity of riding a Northern Michigan Wildcat cut down from the other picture. about - the violence painted on the country-rock music and cowboy hats at next to the logo "Poke Em Panthers." And Phi Gamma Nu plainly and Union walkwav windows. Eastern. The committee probably The Kappa Delta sorority and the simply tells the gun toting panther to "Blow Their Brains a Out." For those with kinky tastes, the union walkway offers three paintings of panthers riding wildcats. And for those of you heavily into S and M, the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority has a panther sticking a hot" steel brand into the underside of a wild cat with the request of "Brand Em Panthers." If one of these paintings wins the competition against some other relati vely tame pictures, does that mean violence is better? And if that's the case I'm really looking forward to next year's paint ing. We can probably expect some of these logos to pop up next year: - "Rip Their Eyes Out Panthers." - "Saw off Their Legs EIU" - "Come On Panthers Bash Their Heads In." The possibilities are endless. We'll have to wait and see what happens. A'll letters to the editor must carry the . name. address and telephone number 1 of tt1eir auttiors for identification This reversed photograph shows the type of paintings Andy Robeznieks believes contains some form of purposes Letters which do not carry currently on display in the Union walkway that columnist violence. (News photo by Valerie Bosse) this information will not be published. New s Thursday. Oct. 18. 1979 Eastern News .5 State legislators to participate in conference b�· Yvonne Beeler have agreed to speak at the conference Charleston) and James !\:cane (D Fred Wellman and Director of the The Higher Education Conference sessions. Chicago) had previously said they Board of Clovernors Donald \\'alters scheduled for Nov. 9-11 seems to be Senators Sam \ ' adalaben (D- \YOuld attend the sessions . are also schedulec( to speak c at the taking shape as more government Ed\\ ardsville), Vince Del\luzio (D In addition to these legislators, the confcrence, Cllover added. officials agree to participate, con Carlinville), Richard Newhouse (D Director of Operations for the Illinois' "We're still waiting for responses ference director Bob Glover said Chicago) arid Harold Washington (D State Scholarship Commission Ralph from some or the state universities and Monday. Chicago) are scheduled to speak No\ . Godzicki, Executive Director of the CloL Thompson's staff," Cl lover Glover, who recently traveled to 10, Glover said. Illinois Conimunity College Board added. Spring field with Student Body Senators Terry Bruce (D-Olney), President Bill Houlihan, said four Kenneth Buzbee (D-Carbondale) and more senators and three state official Representatives l . arry Stuffle (D- s At Ted's Tonite Committee suggests legal service h� 1.isa 1.ehr included ii1 the service. GROUP'' The I .cg.islat iH' I cadcrship (·om Anni her provision of the legal mittee ''ill rcc6mmend to the Student seniee \1ill he a hail fund \\hich \\OUld ''SLINK Senate Wednesday that a legal aid he financed hy an increase in studrn1 service be provided for students, fees. One of the f Best guitar Student Scnatnr Bob Cilovcr said The senate ill disucss the prnJ''""' aSJ.!lB!:::-mld 11 Tuesday. at 7 p.111. Wednesday in lic U ion 1 n players e business Ir a pprnvcd, the I cg.al Aid Service addition ·1 usl·ola-Arcola Rn.1n1. 11ill provide assistance in such areas as The prnposcd mid-fall brl·ak, Nugent - REO landlord-tenant disputes, .. consumer student election hyl Get the Best of the West Stand out from the herd without getting fleeced in a split cowhide vest with sherpa lining. Honey or whiskey shades in sizes S,M,L. Pearl snap flannel shirt by Saturday's of California is blue, red, brown or tan plaid. Sizes S,M,L,XL. We've got your brand of Levi's boot·cut cords in dark poly/cotton with back pocket leather trim. Sizes 29 to' 38. , 29.99 Shirt, 12.00 22 00 RED .CARPET fiRST IN FASHION IN TERRE HAUTE, DANVILLE, M/\TIOON AND MARION 6 Eastern News Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979 News Schoorot Business Locam to hear Fonda at forum gets Marathon grant by Scott Hainzinger President Mark Lusch said Tuesday. Hayden were "sincere," yet he felt Several members of the Coles · Fonda and her husband Hayden the only way for the alliance to get an A $500 unrestricted grant was County Prairie Alliance will be attend have embarked on a 52-city tour of the accurate picture was to "see them for awarded to Eastern's School of ing a nuclear forum Thursday night at country speaking out on what they ourselves.'' Business marketing program ' Illinois State University in Blooming believe to bebig business movement The event will be at Illinois State Tuesday morning by the ton which features Jane Fonda and away from the people. They said the University's Union before an estimat Marathon Oil Foundation in Tom. Hayden as guest speakers, group public interest is ignored by large ed crowd of 3,500, a spokesman forthe Indiana. corporations in their competitive race Nuclear Forum Committee at Illinois Dan Slagley, a Champaign Cross County Mall for profits. The team uses the nuclear State said Wednesday. district representative from industry as a prime example of how to Marathon Oil, presented the to host antique show general public is being exploited, Concert, pep rally check to the School of Business. Lusch said. While football fans take in Eastern' s A committee of marketing According to the Oct. 8 issue of to kick-offwe ekend homecoming game, Cross County Mall related faculty will identify the Time magazine, Fonda and Hayden has something for the antique enthu A free ·ouldoor rock concert , a pep appropriate uses for the money, claim it is time Americans "look at siast. rally and a bonfire "ii be held Ted lvarie, dean of the School of crime in the suites, not just in the Friday, Saturday and Sunday Betty Thursday night on the 1<1" son - Tay l or Business, said Tuesday. streets." Owens, Mattoon antique dealer, is basketball courts. The intention of the grant is to While Lusch said the alliance's main directing central Illinois' "largest "Prudence," a rock band of Eastern enhance the m arketi ng prog . objective in attending the forum is to ram . antique show" in the_ center of the students, \\ ill perform at 6:30 p.m., · The grant may be used for "get a firsthand view of what Hayden University Board coffeehouse coor recognitio n of a t udent ' s out mall. s and Fonda are saying.". There is also More than 30 dealers from across dinator Jan Knoche sa id. standing. achievements in a possib!lity that members of the the Midwest will be selling and The pep rally a nd bonfire \\ ill beg.i11 marke t ing. , for faculty alliance will get to meet directly with displaying their wares for the thtee at 8 p.m. Students can cam spirit development or for a com the pair to discuss their position on days. poi nts hy attending. the event, b ina tion of both, lvaric said. nuclear power. Jewelry, glassware, pocketknives Homec oming. . coordinator Julie Lusch said he believes Fonda and and furniture will-be some of the items 11 cllycr said. on display, Owens said. Owens said this will be the seventh r------year for the show. Comeon now! Mona, I've f'1 na IIY · The mall is open from 9:30 a.m. to 9 State armF IS decided where I'd like Virgil, you're going p.m. Monday through Saturday and 12 to make my to bea salesman? a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. career: State Farm! ' How oould yoo? Even if they'd have you ... of 1•sed albums for sa le fine condition guaranteed and • 2 .SO a n d up 2 .SO up 2 �"" � u ...\"...";;. MATTOON e 258-8228 Mona, there's more to insurance than selling policies. Insurance is _ · opportuni1y. State Farm is Virgil, looking for people you're interested in a data _ _ putting processing career. I 0 me on. don't have a computer science degree but I do have six hours of data processing courses. So I qual ify! STATE FARM INSUIANCl (i) No way, Mona. State Good�r ief! They're Farm is looking for men -. omnivorous .. · and women with any degree and No, but they're also interested in six to nine hours people in mathematics, · of data process accounting, law and ing courses. actuarial sciences, Of course, )· you've got to Incidentally, be interested in the pay is adata great! processing career. Uh, Virgil, wear a clean pair of jeans to the interview. To get details on career opportunities for computer prog rammer analysts and auditors contact your Campus Placement Director or visit the State Fa nn Recruiter. our representative will be on campus October 25 & 26, 1979 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES. HomeOffices: Bloomington, Illinois. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Thursday Oct. News . 18. 1979 Eastern News 7 U B caters to students ' tastes in entertainment h� Mar� Belh Mathe"s This is the se\c111h year the board ( ·orreehouse progra111111ing, '' here release films on \\'cdncsday and Frid;1y l\lany of the act idties students has been in e�stence, pl'l)\·iding a talented students arc gi\'en the op of each \\ l'l'k fl) r $1. (iood,, in said. attend on campus, such as concerts, variety of ac1i,·i1ies, en1ertain111en1 and port unity 10 perform, she added. (;l)Od\\ in said the l'ublil'ity com movies and Coffeehouse per special outings for students. (;ood" in The bi-monthly UH Billboard mit ll'l' is responsible for advertising all formances, are sponsored by a group said. publication and the h·cntsful calendar I he act i' iiics sponsored by I he U B. kno,,· n as the University Board. The chairman, 'ice chair111an and book arc put out by the Com The co111mi11cc coordinator recently The UB is an organization '' ith the coordinators of the 11 co111111i11ees municatiom co111111illl'l', (iood'' in resigned because t) f the hea\ y \\ Ork sole purpose of providing campus make up the UH ·Fxernti\'e Hoard, said. load, and a Ill'\\ coordinator ,,· ill be entertainment for the students, Jean Clood\\ in said. This co111milll'l' prm idcs dciaikd named this \\Tl'k, (;ood\\ itf said. Good,, in, UB chairman said. One of the committees sponsms information for upcoming l'\'l'nls. she The Special 1:\'l'tlls cnn1111i11ec "1.etting the students kno'' 1he UH coffeehouses, which pro,·ide' easy added. prm idcs students "ilh camping is around and j u�t exactly '' hat '' a re listening music from local and '' ell Scheduling concerts, get ting ushers equipment for \\ l'ekend outings and e itll about is our main goal this year," knmrn talent, (;oocl \\ in said. and selling tickets arc just a re,, of the hnkb ice cream sllcials and 01 her (iood\\·in said. Open Stage is a highlight of the duties the ( ·l)nccrt cnn1111i1 ice per speL'ial activities, (illnd\\ in said. for111s, (;nod\\ in said. The \'idcn Tape cn111111ittee presents The Homecoming and "( ·ra1y D;11c bi-\\ ed. ly progra111s or assort ed \ idcn in !\lay" committees plan these fa ll and tapes. she said. spring e'cnis, (;ood'' in said. '( inod\\ in said l'\Try YL'a r I he Board The Homecoming cnn1111i11cc ts I ries to sponsor more l'\'l'nts. made up of fi H' .'> ub-cnmmittccs. She added tha1 the UB b11dgc1 in,e coronation, elcu inn, parade. spirit an program gets bcl tl'f' C\l'r\· yc;1r, special events, '' hich plan a '' ed. ()f ;t lln" ing them 10 hold nHlt'l' C\ e111s ;111d activities such as "/\ Nitc al the buy Ill'\\ equipment. Kaces," a bon fi re and a pep raJly, "We need s1ude111 pa rticipa1io11 and (ioccfo in said. ill\ nl\'e111cnt in order for the Bllard to Free Coffee ( ra1y Da1c in !\lay '' ill be held /\pnl run," (inmh, in said. We Feature and use image® and Donuts 28 through !\lay 4 and '' ill include She added that attendance al ;1c- products. Sat. Oct. 20 outdoor concert s, all-night n Hn ics ;111d 1ivi1ics is 11 01 the only \\ a)' Ill gel in University Village special den10ns1ra1ions, (iomh, in s;1id. \Olvcd '' ith 1hc UB. The l'erforming /\rts ( ·0111mi1 ice 403 Lincoln Ave. S111dc111s can become aciivc in the Monday - �a tur The Human 1'01cn1ial ( ·0111n1iltl'l' · in1crcstcd in helping can stop by · or books cn1cr1ain111en1 for minority call, (iond\\ in said. groups, and the lect ure cnmmi11ec " I f you have some sparc time, um1e provides a wide variety of nationallv see \\ hat '' e are all abo ut, you're 1w1 and internationally Kill)\\ n ku urcrs, COlllll lilled (O a certain amo11111 or time, (inod\\ ill said. just ho\\ 11111ch 1i111c is-cnnvcnicnl rm 1 he l\lnvie co111mi11ee prm idc� llC\\ you, " (ioodwin added. JERRY IS DOWNSTAIRS JOHN IS UPSTAIRS Become an OCTOBER ROC'S REGULAR - - - - ('I') ('I') N N 0 0 ('I') ('I') w w oc·s O'\ O'\ N ""' ""' EGULAR N Th is is what you get FREE DRINK EVERY DAY! FREE DINNER EVERY MON. NIGHT! EXTRA FREE DRINK WHEN JOHN SA vs·! Example lwhen ElU.beat S.lU.) 8 EasternNews Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979 _Advertisem Students--Please Note ! The University Board , the UB Concert Committee and the EIU Activities Staff are currently TWO ·days away from the 1 9 7 9 Homecoming Concert with Jay Ferguson and Skater. Great concern is being expressed by the above · groups due to the poor ticket sales for the concert. Currently, just over 600 tickets have been purchased, with 2,200 ticket sales needed to pay for the · concert. The· major concern is that student fee money is not used in the financing of the· Major Concert Ser1es at EIU and each show is, hopefully , a break-ev�n or better endeavor.. . The Unive,rsity Board's Concert Committee is facing a potential loss of $10,000 on the Homecoming show . This loss would make future concerts in Lantz Building extremely difficult to gamble on. Many factors weigh in the situation of low ticket sales: -Lack of money, student apathy, non-recognition of the headline act or various personal reasons. . As explained in Volume 4, No. 2 of the un·iversity Board's publication, the "UB Billboard," Concerts at EIU are not easy to come by. The failure of the promoted concert "South Side Johnny" has turned the phones silent from the area promoters and only the booking agents and management companies are interested in EIU as a concert area. Of course, the University Board must assume 100% of the cost of the concerts through those two sources. The unpleasant fact is that if the University Board Concert Com- · mittee incurs the $1 0,000 loss, there is every possibility there will not be other major groups appearing at EIU in the near future . The exception being the previously scheduled December 6 performance of Harry Chapin. Jay Ferguson is not an unknown to the Rock 'n Roll world. His establishment of the super group "Spirit" in the late Sixties established him in the forefront of the rock scene. Songs such as "I've Got a Line On You," "Mr. Skin" and "Nature's Way" are just · three of the group's hits. · Jay then formed Jo Jo Gunne and "Run, Run, Run" better known as "Ride" was the groups first hit. Jay Ferg uson is now out in the forefront of the Rock and Roll business with three solo albums and two hit singles - "Thunder Island" and "Shakedown Cruise." In the "spirit" of Homecoming and for the future of the major concert program at EIU, attend what will be an incredible visual and audio performance of the Jay Ferguson Band. University Board Executive Officers : Publicity Alan Siepker Special Events Anne Logan Chairman Jean Goodwin · Video Tape Chuck Marley Vice-Chairman Bill Macfarlane Performing Arts Constance Greer Coffeehouse Jan Knoche Communications Angela Sadler Student Activities Staff: Concerts Mike Berggren Homecoming Julie Hillyer Don Cook Director Human Potential Karen Bridges Anne Marie Cavanagh Asst. Dir. Lectures Karen Launer Booker T. Suggs Asst. Dir. Movies Dan Kolb Randy Maxwell Coordinator Mick Lloyd John Konrad Coordinator News Thursday , Oct. 18, 1979 Easte rn News 9 S�t�U�d�e�nt�p=ro�f�it�SLfr=o=m:--lii� IGA shopping spree b� Deb Weston "as able to get t o sets of g.Ja,,e,, 11 a Excited and "a bundle of nerves," it cake pan and t\\O 'ikillets. took o nly three minutes for se n ior She said she also got a re" things fnr Diane Langen to grab $290. 88 "ort h of her car ,such as a large bo11 le of groceri es from I h e Charleston I GA P resto ne an ti- rrecze and \\ indshicld durin g a s h oppin g spree at 7-: 30 a.111 . "iper liquid. Wednesday. Kutz said Langen \l as limited to Sa t urd ay ' G i ggles ' Langen '' as $200 " ort h of meat and couId not p ick announced winner o f the Sigma Chi up tobacco items or personal heal I h f t er n i t y t h ree-min ute shoppi n g spree ra goods. l.angcn said she originally raffle, 0\\ C n Kutz, cha ir an or the m picked up about $230 \\ Orth or 11 1Cal, shop ping spree committee sa i d . but she then had to put some back . Langen said she \l as notified by h er She said she kne11 "here to go and roommate that s h e had \\ On because w hat to get because she and the she had gone home for t he " eek end. m a n age r had alked through the store 11 "I "·as really excited. I've never " on the nig.ht before. She added that she anyt hing in m y life," Langen sa i d . was glad the shopping spree \l as al At the store, Langen was given a cart !GA, beca use "that's the only place and told to start at any aisle �he I've shopped since it has been open." \ranted . She \\'as instructed to thro\\ in "It was kind of \\ eird because I many as groceries as she could \\ ithin didn't eve n notice other people in the the three n mi u tes , Kutz said. s t o re durjng the spree," l.angen said. Langen said she started \\ ith .t he Kutz said the manager 111adc a "Hi-C" fruit drink and 111 ade her \\·ay - general a n ouncem ent informing the meat cou n to nter. customers about the shopping s p ree o n A m g t he t hings Langen "picked asking them to slay out of her \l ay.· up" n duri g her wild spree "·ere six "I h eard someone say "\\tom get o u1 tu rkeys, six canned hams, about �ight of the. \l ay, here she comes," I . a ngcn steaks, four packages of hotdogs, t" o sa id. chickens, a package of sa usage , five 1.angen said she plans to have a art on s o f 32 o u n cc S prite and Pepsi, c - turkey dinner for Sigma Chi and 11 ill six ca n s of Hi-C pu nch and t\\O fa 111 ily- · donate a ham to Odcl-Fcllo\\ Rebekah size o e b x s of Cheer and Tide. Nursing Home in l\lattoon. She ;,_t lso Langen said since she "ill graduate plans to take some of the food and SPECIALS ... at the encl of this semester, she tried to detergent home, she said. pick up thi ngs for her apart111cnt. She Hall councils pro vide Thursday breakdo wn of dorm fe es h� Susan Schlanser l he Ciregg. Triad and Carman each One of t h e things the Housing Office , g ive $25 to their floors per semester, Deli Pastrami Sandwich & requires of s t u den t s living in residence Thomas and l.awson give $50 t o each $15J $125 halls is 10 pay the residence hall ac- rloor per semc,'itCrand Taylor gives $60 1 ivi tics rce, more commonly kno\\ n as 10 each floor per semester. Sfcvcmon the hall's social fee. But students may gives $75 to each tfoor per semester, question ho\\ this money is spent and I incoln gives 50 cent s per resident tn Grill Grilled Reuben 11 ho is in charge of spending it. its floors per semester, and Dou glas $175 The group that collects this money gives $1 per resident to each flonr per and determines its uses is the Fxccu1ive ;emesler. Chicken 'n Dumpl i ngs Council of each residence hall, R an y Andrc 1 and Pemberton hall d 1 s Johnson, associate director of student :ounselors said they do not folio" this housing said recently. rracticc, and the Easl hall counsclnr . Each hall council is in charge o f ;aid he did not have that information. Beef Stew l rnllccting the fee l"rom hall res idents As the portion given to each floor $ 25 and spending it in a variety or w a ys. varies, so docs the amount each hall Johnson said one of the things the :ollects from its residents. activities rund is used fo r is 1 he Carman and Fast halls both chargc Residence Hall Association movies, . £10 for their social fees. Friday , 11 hich arc sho" n each \l eek in the But Carman has approximately 900 halls. Each hall council pays $1 per residents, thus collecting $9,000 \\ hilc resident to the RHA for this purpose, East Hall only collects$520. he added . \\lost halls charge $8, counselors Deli Egg Salad The RHA sho\\ S about 30 movies a ;aid. These include Taylor, LI\\ son, Sandwich 85¢ year, and Johnson said this gives the Thomas, the Gregg Triad, Stevenson, student far more than he has paid for. Douglas and Pembert o n . "Ho" many movies can you H a l l s charging 'the least amount for publicly attend for this price for what's ;ocial fees arc Andre\\'s and Lincoln. Grill Fish Sandwich 70¢ offered by the RHA? "he said. A.ndre\\ s charges $7.50. l.incoln The hall councils also pay the RHA -:harges $6.50, counsel o rs· said. membership dues for all of the RHA I ou Hencken, d irec.t o r of student Stuffed Peppers representa t ives rrom their halls, housing, said each residence hall has Johnson said. The membership dues about a $100 carry over every year $1°5 - are $20 per year per student, he said. rrom t he past year. I\!any of the hall " Social fees also partially pay rnr counselors said this money is used to Fried ·Shrimp, French Fries many hall act ivities such as semi- get each hall's central desk organized formals, canoe trips, hay rides and pig every fall. and Cole Slaw roasts, hall counselors said. Hencken said other universities abo $175 Fxam snacks and items fo r I he collect social fees, but some collect it in central hall desk such as magazi11cs, other " a ys . nrnspapcrs, board games and sports He said Western Illinois University · equirment arc also provided through collects its social fees in the housing fees,th e counselors saicL payments. A fe\\ of the residence hall "Instead or charging $1,412, they'll COU il- 1elors said the hall councils take :hargc $1,420, including the fees in the a MARTINLU THER KING,JR. port ion of the ru nds collected from this housing payments," he said. UNION fee and clis1ribu1e it 10 each floor fn r Hencken said he prefers . Fas1crn's UNJvERSrfY act ivit ics. The port ion v aries rrom ha II 1\ ay of collecting I he fee. 10 hall, counselor� reported . Easter• Mews 1 o Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979 CUPB to continue redraft Hrrh Mrrkrr ofhy goals for uni1\hvtr\erin'' sitgroury ri: rort has s1111 not A Council o n Uni ers i t y P lanni n g been turnt:d in to he r off i ce v . a n d Bud get ing subcommittee is still in Ho\\'cvcr, Marvin said Wednesday 1he rrocess of redra ft ing the university he had sent the fi nished ry of the co m1ss1011 and goals statements, rero r t to Eld er on Oct . I I. He said he chairman Carol Flder said l\1onday. "ill contact Elder rcrsonal ly to correct The s u bcommi t t ee was formed a t 1hc l he rroblcm. last month's CUl'H ret reat in order to Arter the subcommittee redra ft is examine the grour discussion rcrorts submitted to M a rvi n s office, the. ' derived from the srec i a l "rar" ("LJPB"i ll meet as a \\' hole to fi nalize .1, cssions on the statements. a rrrnval on the mission and goa l s "As soon as·aJI re ro r ts arc turned in, slatcments. 1 he commit tee \\'ill analy1.c them and l'ldcr said she hores to have the 1hc11 hcgin \l ork on l h c redra ft ," Fldcr subcommittee'<. "ork done by the end \;lid. of < >ctohcr. Elder 'aid 1ha1 l'rc-;idcnt Daniel I · . Play 'Answers' set for 5 o'clock hv \' l'ronil'aAl lt•rma The theat re r rndu cti o n rrngram has . 11 11 ":\n.'-\l ers," a fllay \\ i l t en hy ·1 Olll existed for over ten years and is a dass . T 1 oror a11d dirccte I hy se11inr l 1rc1chc11 nriented rrog.ram req uired for t h ea tre � Ri1.!111n, "ill' be- t s 111aj1Srs, Shehorn sai d ' he fi r ! 5 O'clock . e seas n. Shehor n e rl ain cd 1ha1 tlrca tre Theat re rrnductin11 of th o x I lie pr111.luctio11 ill he held at 5 r.111. ma jors arc req uired tn do thcal1T 11 I hursday in lhl Fire .·\rts l'l ayroolll, r n;d u c t ions during !heir junior and . e n i o r years. and no a dlll issi o n \\ iii be charged ' Kris Salan1onc of the theat re Shehorn said that anyo n L' i ' . eligible depart lllcnl said the p lay invnlvcs an Ill enro11 i n the theatre rroduct 1<111 da\\ innocent man \dlO is ;1ccuscd or " h i c h is \\ Ort h one credit hour. lllurdcr and is s t ead ily quest i o n ed hy hmd i ng for the theatre p rod u ct iom detec t i ve \dlO kn1l\\ he is innocent, is c n rn rl t dy "out of the pocket nf the s c bu1 des pera tely need a con i c t ion. directors," Shehorn said, alt hough -;he v Salalllonc added 1ha1 the man added that there arc certain rrors and nTn l u a l l y confesses 10 1he crin1c lllalcrials already availahlc for use i11 all hough he is compk1ely innoccnl. lhl' rlays . Donna Shehorn, faculiy L"<}()rdina1or High steppers rm lhc 1hca 1rc rrod uc l i o n said ar Homecoming Laurel Anzelmo (left) and Agnes Dallas (right) seem to answer the question of proxima1ely 1e11 5 o'clock pro d uc1 i o 11 s in Friday 's 'shall we dance' in the affirmative as they practice stepping lively during a Dance arc rcrformcd hy the 1hcat rc grour Club meeting . The club sponsor is Marge Ann Ciaravino. (News photo by Karen during I he semeslcr. On the Verge ,. Allen) 20 % off Sale $5.60 Special . to $18.40 10Men's.9 sweate9 r.. Hand embroidered ski sweater is acrylic knit in navy, red, or cream. Classic crewneck styling. Sizes S,M,L,XL. 15% off EIU j�rsey shirts 8.50 Reg . $1 0 Sale Reg. $9. Plaid shirt is colorful cotton/polyester with button· Sale prices effective 100%co ttonjersey type shirtwith EIU pinther flapped pockets on the bias, long through Sunday. crest . Mens sizes S,M, [,,XL tuck-in tails. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Tails, reg. $10 Sale $8 Now. two great ways to charge! Phone Mon -Sat •c:::m= 0 235- 31 1 9:.30 -9:00 CataloQ .... Sun 12-5 "IrdCPenney 235-31 11 Cross County Mall - East Route 1 6 - Mattoon News Thursday , Oct. 18, 1979 Eastern News 11 · R.A. applications re_adv for spring sem�ster by Dru Sefton halls, Johnson said. responsibilities also include various various problems that arise," Johnson_ Applications for spring semester Two requirements must be met by .admini st rative duties and mainte said. "This we can judge by past Residence Hall Assistants will be those students wishing to become. nance and repair of the dorms,'' he performance in the . dorm and peer available Nov. 1 to Nov. 8, Randy RAs: the student must have lived two added. evaluation." Johnson, associate director of student or more semesters in Eastern residen- Payment for serving as an RA is a After the initial screening by the housing said Tuesday. ce halls, and the student must hold waiver of room and board fees and $80 variou s hall counselors. those counse Applications can be picked up in the and maintain at least a 2.25 grade a semester. lors in 1donn; e ing RAs ·will interview ne d Housing Office, third floor of the point average. Johnson explained that the candida- the candidates. . Student Service Building. Applica Interested students should be will- tes will be screeneq by hall counselors. "We're interviewing for position, tions must be returned by noon on ing to devote time to help students ''We're· looking to see how well the not location," Johnson said. The eight Nov. 8. with intramural, social and cultural apphcants fit into residence hall life, RA openings for next seme ster are in Interested students are encouraged activities, Johnson said. "An RA ' s and how well they can handle the various locations around campus. to attend in-hall orientation meetings, which will be held Oct.26 to Oct. 29. Information concerning the Orienta �0 22Si!0 25Z2. �iZSZSZS· tions will be posted in the residence � e�to!SCSl5i! t2Sm:hrum!eiZ22STZSZSZS:ui!2SZSin�esm202Zsm.!fimill5ZSZ25i5 oo zsm5?i. Classic pianist gives � $ O'Clock Clu Dvorak Hall concert Friday b Irish pianist Julian Dawson will 4 perfor111 this Sunday in Dvorak Cnnccrt Hall, music department - Dance Contest - $ assistant Chairman Joseph Martin said Wed n esday. • Mother's Congratulates Riechia Dillon The recital "ill include works by &. Pat Clayberg Bach, Heethoven , Motzart and Chopin, Martin said. The performance will Second Week Winners begin at 4 p.m. and admission is free, he added. • No Entry Fee Dawson is a professor of music and • Next Contest Tomorrow Afternoon orchestra director at Illinois State . University, Martin said. Registration From 4 to 5 p.m. Dawson worked and studied in Contest at 5 p.m. Dublin before coming to the United States, Ma rtin said. • Your Friends Can Make you $500 Richer Percussion ensemble Judging by Audience Applause to give first concert Dru 11 1 rolls and cymbal crashes "ill tic heard throughout lhnrak Concert Hall at 8 p.ni . Thursday. L1,1nn students Wes Russell, !\like MOTHEifS l\ldl' Fawcett-Majors film set for dorm viewing . - _ ... The Residence Hall Association "ill he sho" ing. "Somebody Killed l\ly Husband," starring Farrah Fa\\ cett l\lajors and Jell Bridges in the residence halls this \\ Cek . The mnvie \\ ill be shmrn at 6 p.m. and 10 p.111. on 1 hursday in Carman with Hall and at 8 p.m. in Fast Hall, \'al Averill, RHA president said. On Saturday it "·ill be sho" n at 6 p.ni. in l • Tickets: �••====�-r�rc::::==�"a1.+c::::::w�1ic::::::>1w�r1 ::::�w�-c::::==�-c 1>c::::::"�·-..�====Mw�•====�-1 �-c::::==�wc1>c::::::w�•ic::==::>1-t�r====xn� · 1 2 Eastern Ne ws Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979 Entertainment CROSSWORD PUZZLE Thursday viewi ng Editedby EUGENE T. MALE SKA ACROSS 59 Bois de 6 Stirs 36 Former state Boulogne is one 7 Deadly 1 Medit. island in West 60 Angers 8 Troops firing Germany 12:30 p.m. 9-Star Blazers 7:30 p.m. 4 Stansfield 61 Macaulay's howitzers 37 Fragrant 3. 10-As The World Turns 1 0-Leave it to Beaver 4-All In the Family Turner's org. "-- of 9 Cicatrix 39 Trade or 4-Movie "Sebastian" ( 1968) and the Man 7 Fasten with 12-Zoom 9-Chico Ancient 10 Now's partner cord profession Romantic drama starrinq Dirk 1 5-Brady Bunch 1 2-Camera Three Rome" 11 Celebration 11 Lose color 40 Studies at the Bo!-Jarde. Susannah York 1 6-Electric Company 1 7 .38-Benson 62 Kind of table or 13 Prefix 12 Verdi opera last minute 1 6-Afternoon Report 38-1 Love Lucy wagon meaning "up" 8:00 p.m. 14 Third 42 Earl and duke 1:00 p.m. . 63 Between 14 Telegraph key 5:00 p.m. 2. 1 5-Quincy canonical hour 44 Sister-in-law of 2. 1 5-Doctors 2-Happy Days E.S.T. and 16 Typeof type Petruchio 3, 1 O�Hawaii Five·O 15 What an M.S.T. Apple, pear, 9-Love. American Style 3-Mary Tyler Moore 4-Atlanta Flames Hockey &1 altimeter ZO 47 Scents 1 7.38-0ne Life To LivP. 4-My Three Sons quince et al. 48 Composition 9-Movie: "Never Give and indicates DOWN 1:30 p.m. 9-Good Times l;I 22 Doctored for nine 25 Singer Bailey 2. 1 5-Another World 1 0-Andy Griffith 1 City in NE 49 Club fees cornerof Mass. 27 King Olav's 3. 10-Guidinq Light 1 2-Sesame Street 1f 50 Villapiano of __ 2 Name meaning capital the Raiders 9-Love. Amenc;m Style 1 5-Happy Days f 1-�� � "noble" 28 Canine sound 51 Mother of 2:oo p.m. 16-The Evening Report 16-Sneak Previews � �f: 3 Like a clerical 29 Plant of the lily Castor and 9-Andy Griffith l!23 � fglass or 1 7-ABC News �17��i.3 8-§Barneyf:�x Mi�ller:� �:�F' 1 collar family Pollux 17.3 8-Genmal Hospital 38-Family Feud 8:30 p.m. 4 Buffalo-cattle 30 See 38 Across 52 Ref's 2:30 p.m. �j 24 Smallh;r� porch 5:25 p.m. §ii 31 In an extreme 1 6-Camera Three W 21 Fully matured hybrid counterpart 3. 1 0-0ne Day at a Time 3-Close·Up 5 Act , "La way 17.38-Soap 29 Concur -- 53 Castle defense 4-The Giqqlesnort Hotel 5:30 p.m. Traviata" 33 Tire feature 57 Prospector's 9:00 p.m. 32 He's often 9-Fred Flintstones and 2-NBC News finale quest 2. 1 5-Kate Columbo robbed Friends 3, 1 0-CBS News 3. 1 0-Barnaby Jones 34 Inner : Prefix 1 2-Electric CompAny 4-1 Dream of Jeannie 8 9 10 1 2-Upstairs. Downstairs 35 Burden 3:00 p.m. 9-Dick Van Dyke Walter 16-SIU Today 36 2-Hollywood Squares 15. 17-News , Payton's 17,38- 20/20 3-Movie "Fury at Smuqqler's 1 6-0ver Easy 15 B f/me I I °Jc:> dt J Umm vvha+ v \ / We 011 r- ' c, r- J1d de c/de -Po " -,_ '-1.- Fr ida C ! \ / ON SWEE TES T DA Y · Open every morning at a.m� OCTOBER 20th 7 Your organization LOVE IS ••• can reserve the a dozen red roses downstairs for a Noble 's Saturday morning ****fr***"*om ***************** Sp ecial l O. 95 doz. beer breakfast. CasThuh rsdayand,F �anday,&rry Saturday $ ************************* Noble Flower Shop First Come - First Serve 503 Jefferson St., Charleston 345-7007 Call 345-9092 for reservations Thursday, Oct. 18, 1979 Eastern News 1 �3 Shanahan Carries winning ways to Minnesota by Malt Davidson probably fly out Thursday tn <."h ica gn Believe it or not, Eastern had a part and arri1 c back in time for the game in the University of l\linnesota's upset Saturday. At Eastern, \\ e 1\ nttld hall' of the 19th ranked Purdue Boiler done the same thing, but \\ e had a lack makers on Saturday Oct . 6. of funds to do it." !\like Shanahan, former off ensiYc One 111ajor reason fo!· the 1ariatinn coordinator on last year's NCAA in depth is the amount of fu mb Division 11 championship team, is no\\ available. "There's more scholarships holding the same position at the Big 10 here," he said. The. big difference school l\linnesota. bet\\ cen the schools is the anwunt of Even though the upset over Purdue depth. There is more at a school this ranked high among the highlights of size, Shanahan said. his career, Shanahan said it did not ''This is not to say that l\linnesota's compare to Eastern's accomplishment players arc head and shoulders abm c of a year ago. Eastcrn's. "There's a lot of players at "It doesn't mean as much as a Eastern,,· ho could play here," he said. national champio nship ," he said. "A Shanahan said the size nf cnrn ds national championship is the ultimate \\ as something that took time to get in coaching." adjusted to. Against l\lichigan \1 e'll This past Saturday, the Gophers of play in front nf 105,000 peop le," he �linnesota continued to play a tough said. schedule as they \\ ere nudged 31-21 by Shanahan had praise fnr both the University of l\lichigan \\ hich \\ as l\ludra and his current head coach, .I nc I Ith in the nation. Salem . Some of the differences Shanahan "Bot h arc proven \\ inners," cited between coaching at a Division I Shanahan said: I'm impressed 1\ ith so school and Eastern '' as size of budget both coaches that I \1 0ttldn't pick and the amount of depth on a team. who's better. Darrell '' ill teach you a At Eastern Shanahan \\ a-; nn the lot of things you really come to reali1e. field \\ ith a headset talking '' ith he1d When you do leave, he's giving you a coach Darrell l\ ludra. But at l\lin lot of ideas." nesota his role has changed . "NO\\ I'm He said the only difference bct 11 crn up in the press box for games," he the coaching stalls is the level they arc said. Although he calls the plays, he teaching at. ''Eastcrn's got a grea t said "you al\\'ays try to get input from coaching stall that compares favorably -all the coaches on '' hat 111ight '' ork ." '' ith ai:iyin the nation," he said. One major difference Shanahan So far Shanahan is pleased \\ ith the cited is the amount of c111phasis. Ciophcrs' progress on the year. "We've "There's probably more emphasis got' a \\ay to go yet to \\ in a national here, " he said. championship, but \1 c'rc \\ orking in "By Wednesday our game plan is that direction," he said. "We just got finalized . We're gone all day Thur sday to keep on \\ orking. " I'm happy Former Eastern offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan, shown here in 1978 a and Friday recruiting. Financially, \I C because I'm \\ Orking for a Int of good strategy session with quarterback Steve Turk , now occupies a similar position can do it. l.ikc this \\ eckcnd I'll peon le." with the University of Minnesota. (News photo by Rich Bauer) ...... � ...... o"" ...... , r Buy yoqr I RB's I HOMECOMING T-SHIRT I I § SUNDOWNER § I Home of the Tufers appearin{! in theLoun{!e Tonight I I� , � . , The I Paul Konya , I ilcl Wild Wa st HDMECDMIHG from 9:30p.m . •- :00 a.m. 1979 I 1. I § §i �§ Saturday I §I Pre. -Game Special § Shot of Schnapps � Draft � $ 1°0 § I Good from after parade to game time �I § § § § NOW! § § § § available exclusivelyat the § § § I § ( upstairs SU...... �[) ()W�LO••• AH •ACK��"''" · . University Union Book Atmosphere D .· \ nsta1rs store Q•..1iet � :; �- MAR.TiltLUTHER KfiG;Jk F · :tll §s8 B Fo ur netters advance in Millikin tournament Classified ads by Dan Brannan Troy I .e\\ is was Eas1ern's player player, lost to Scott f\lcKissick · of DECATUR Eastern's men's '' ho made ii 10 the consolation fi nals. Western in his opening match 8-6, then tePnis team placed three players in the l.e,, is lost his opening match 10 reached the semi-finals of the con Help Wanted quarterfinals and one player in the Wes1ern's Randy l.enz in a lie-breaker solation tourney. 9-8, but then won his next three games No team co '' ere kept, but Roe's needs 3 mature. preferably ccinsolation fi nals Friday in a tough -, re' graduate students. to work the door tournament at Millikin. 10 make it 10 the consolation fi nals. Western defe ated F.astern nine Olli or on weekends. Apply in person . 41O l.ewis lost the consolation fi nale to the 1 2 tim e'> the team'>ra ced . Reaching the quarterfinals were: 6th St. Scott McKissick of Western 8-5. junior Dave Branding, junior Rick - ·- ______19 - -- - Haden and senior Brad Patt erson. "I .e\\ iS played real \\'ell and had "Western seems to be improved this Roe's has immediate openings for waitresses. Apply in person . Branding received a bye and then probably as good of a 1ournainen1 as yea r and they '' ill have a very solid . --- -· ·- -· ---- ___ _ 19 ,,·on his next match 8-4 before losing 10 anyone," Sexton remarked. club," Sex1orr commen1ed. "We really - Koger Brosius of M i l liki n 8-4. The single elimination 1ou rnamen1 have 10 improve 10 beat them." Wanted Haden \\'On his ri rsl !WO matches 8-4 fea tured an eight-game pro-set \\ ilh n o Western had the l\\O players in i he and 8-5 before he Josi 8-4 to Bo add im1ead of the regular bes! two out cha mpio n shir match ;1 nd also had the • 5 girls looking for apartment or ois who of three series. consolation l\ld aughlin of Western Illin champion. house close to campus for spring eventually made ii 10 the fi nals. Jon T u ft , F..J. Karsten and Danny The l\\o ot her teams in the 1our- and· or summer. fall. Call 2870 . O! l'a 11 c rso n ,,·as bea 1 en by 1 he other l.ei1ner each ,,·on opening matches, but namen1, l\lillikin and l.ake I.and, did 2470. fi nalist, Wes1ern's Kandy I . ang by an '' erc defeated in the second ro und of not offer as much competition as 22 Ride back from Jethro Tull concert 8 5 score, after "·inning his fi rst t\\'O p lay . Western. - Oct. 29. Cathy 345-9503 . Bru ce Perrin, the ot her Eastern m a t ches . 19 Wanted Studious. fairly quiet roommate for spring. Call John . 581 · ' Cobb remains pivision rushing leader 5723. II 29 Someone to work a short time l·a-.1crn'-. 1'001 b;ill 1ca111. 11 as idle last N ort hern l\lichigan 's l\lark l\larana rccnrd, they dominate the. leal!uc'- -. rearranging home furniture. 345. · \1 cdcnd, but i ts a r· run n i ng back is sevrnlh in receiving a l overall slat i�I ics. '>! 4.9. 7321. evenings. hcr's .J eff < iossel 1 dropped The !'anthers lop the ot her l'okc ( obb's N< ';Yi\ Divi-.ion 11 The l'an1 l\IC< - 18 sixth in t he Division II q uads in sniring, total offense and rushing lead increased . from fourth 10 '> Mother of two needs babysitter 6 ( ·obb, 11 ho is averaging 146.5 yards pu nting race, although his 41".5 yard rushing offense. hours a week. Willing to work around your schedule. 348-1 4 71 per game, no\\ lead-. f\lorri-.-l larvcy's per punt average is o nly yard Their only short co ming comes in trnc 18 behind the nation's leader in 1ha1 very passing o e nse in 11 hich they arc ( ·ecil Williams by nine yards per ff I NEED A RIDE to Sout h Suburbs ouiing. William-. remained in second 1igh1 cit cgory . fourth a111ong the six teams 11 i1h an (Lincoln all) this weekend. . M Gas place, but his avnagc dropped from In team 101als, Fa-.1crn rc111aincd ;1verage of 150.5 ya rds per game. money. HELP' Call 348-102 1. 141 . 010 117.5. fou rt h in dcl'e n-.c and l'i l'l h in total Nort hern l\Jichigan leads the 18 urn Two females wish to lease . ( 'obb is al-.o I icd for sixI h in scoring o e nse, r mhing olTcmc and -.coring. fcrc n ce in pas s ing \l ith an a \.-cragc of ff sublease apartment for spring 275.2 yards per gai11e. '' i1h 8.0 poinh per game, "hilc · 1 he !'ant hers have yielded 161.8 semester . 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Call 345-9486 Alt P rntio n s . lllPIHilllU. between 8 00 SPWll1q, Ma1y 348-85 bl'forP 9 rm Wanted: Typing. call Debbie at 345- 7fi a.m. and 4:00 pm quality wrn k PlHint• 348- 1287 2595 between 4:30 and 8 30 Storage space for rent as low as 00 19 dayt1111P or PVPn111qs HOME:C $1 5 per month. Mini-storaoe OMING BBQ. 111 t1 nnt ''' 22 of 1971 Ford Maverick. 6 cyl. runs 3 0 L;ml?. Satu1day. Oct 20. 19 11 Apt needs 2 or 4 roommates for Charleston. Phone 345-7746. 7\1 good. looks bad. Good gas milea\]e. Conw to ttw NARAL FUND RAISE:R Eastern's Ross Ongaro battles with a Indiana player for control of the ball Ongaro on the play while Panther Vin_cente DiBella in the during the Panther's 1-1 tie in a double overtime game against the Hoosiers on watches the action. The Hoosiers are currently ranked Wednesday afternoon. To th e left, Eastern booter John Josza prepares to aid nation . (News photo by Rich Bauer) Panther boaters tie top-ranked Indiana 1 -1 by Kathy Klisares 1-0. an excellent goalie." reserves, Hyndman noted Jerry Mac· Eastern's soccer team tied Indiana "We played very well until we While Schram kept things urider Naulty's return on defense after a 10 University 1-1 after regulat ion pl�1\ scored the goal, then we worried about control in the backfield, John Jozsa did game lapse due to injury, Fernando e plus two overtimes Wednesaa:.r . bu1 our defense too much and lost our the same in the midfield. "He played Beer's entering th starting lineup and sa id monentum,'' Hyndman said. ''And one of the b st games he's played all George Hough's play coming off the Panther coach Schellas Hyndman e "I feel like we won if we can keep up they just kept attacking on us.'' year,·· Hynclmln said. "We just needed bench. with the No. l team in the nation .·· Putting a stop to the attack from the some more fire power up front.'' Afterlosing fourtimes to Indiana by The hooters were indeed winning �oal, John Schram made 22 saves for . In reviewing the first tied game to a 1-0 or 2-0 margin, "We're finally 1-0 until just before the end of t".·::- fr: st Eastern and was awarded Most Valu mark Indiana's season record which starting to get the luck on our side," half when to1•-ranked Indiana's able Player of the'' Division II Game of was 11-1 going into the game, Hynd Hyndman said. "This has definitely Betane,-ourr scored an the Week.'' man explained, "the key to the whole got to help us for post season and in Armando un unassisted shot in the 36th minute. ..Schram had an excellent day," game was good. substitution. We had the ratings.'' Striker Ross Ongaro had put the ball Hyndmansa id. "He caught a lot of high· injuries in this game like we've had all The Panthers, now 8-4-1 on the balls all(i he up against a tall year. But this time we had good people year, will host Wright State at 1 p.m. in the goal for Eastern on a cross from was Gordon Prempeh in the 17th minute of team . If he can do these type of things to back them up." Sunday. the game to put the Panthers ahead in a big game like this, it proves he's Citing a few of the most outstanding MVP Stargellle ads Pittsburgh to championship BALTIMORE (AP) - Remarkable Series. courageous game in defeat for the The Series loss, after they had wo Willie Stargell cracked game-winning The 38-year-old captain of the Orioles. three of the first four games, a was two-run homer Wednesday night to Pirates is one of the few players left In the ninth, Pittsburgh added t\\O heart breaker for the Orioles. Th give Pittsburgh a 4- 1 triumph over the from the 1971 World Champions w ho wrapup runs, against a parade of five went into a stifling slump after Ga Baltimore Orioles and make the Pirates clinched their title exactly eight years Baltimore relief pitchers. Four and never came out of iii only the fou rth team to overcome a 3-1 ago, also against the Orioles and also Phil Garner opened with a double to snapping a st ring of 21 scoreless innin game deficit and take a best-of-seven in Baltimore. left-his 12th hit of the Series-and with a run in the third. World Series. He was the 40th player in World scored on Omar Moreno's third hit of They launched a crowd-thrillin Stargell, known affectionately as Series history to get four hits in a game the game. comeback attempt in the eight·h in · "Pops" by the rest of the Pirates, put and the fourth baller to do so in this A single by_Tim Foti moved rvl oreno that was ended by Pirate relief ace the third of his four hits for the night Series . to third and then Dave Park.er and .Bill- a'ekulve with three Orioles standing over his team's bullpen in the sixth Stargell unloaded against left - hander Robinson were hit by pitches , fo rcing the bags. inning for his third homer or the 1979 Scott McGregor, \\·ho pitched a home the final Pirates run. Eastern Ne"'s Sports Friday, Oct. 19, 1 979 I Page 9 I Section 2 i)efensive back Wilbert James blitzed through the line and is about to sack when they take on the NCAA Division ll's passing team , Northern Michigan at uthern lllinois-qarbondale quarterback Arthur Williams in Eastern's 22-1 4 1 :30 p.m. at O'Brien Field. (News photo by Rich Bauer) tory three weeks ago. The Panthers hope to make such plays again Saturday anther 'Bi Push ' ready to clash g. with . NMI U Andy Savoie overall and 1-2 in the MCC. "They've One problem the Panthers will not ..------. When Eastern's football team lost a couple of games by only a few have to worry about Saturday is their One yearago ... uares offagainst Northern Michigan points, and are on the verge of being a running game, because star halfback p.m. Saturday retuming to the 1:30 at O'Brien Field, good football team." Poke Cobb will be One year ago this weekend, slight will mark the beginning of a Standout performers for Northern starting lineup after suffering a Steve Turk and James Warring ly-coin tern ed philosophy for the Pan Michigan include quarterback Phil shoulder separation versus Wes spearheaded Eastern to a thrilling rs - '' has had no The Big Push.'' Kessel and split end Scott Sible, two on Oct. 6. Taylor said Cobb 42-34 come-from-the behind "We · two weeks, call it the big push because cogs in an offensive machine which contact in practice the last victory over Northern Michigan. 're really going -the-less be to have to push ranks second in the nation in total pass but will be ready none The Panthers battled back frorr. primarily Ives to get to Albuquerque," offense.. . cause the offense has been a 34-21 third quarter def icit to . nsive line coach Joe Taylor said. But this highly potent aerial attack stressing non-contact driJls snap its two game losing streak and The No. 4 ranked, 5-1 Panthers hope has been nega ted somewhat by a Taylor also said that wide receiver raise its record to 5-2 overall and 2- culminate their season in Albuquer- Wildcat defense that has surrendered Scott M cGhee and linebacker Ira 2 in the Mid-Continent Con- ' New Mexico, site of the 1979 just over 21 points per game. .Jefferson are fit for action Saturday, ference. Division II championship game. ''They do a lot of shifting and although neither will start. The application of this attitude will stacking up front," Taylor said, ex- important Saturday, because the plaining that such strategy is often r------. thers will be pitted against a employed to cover up an underlying ern Michigan squad which last defensive weakness. > sports sell - dule k came within a single point of This method of play is perhaps best tting Youngstown State, the No. exemplified by Wildcat defensive tac Only -three of Eastern's athletic important contests away from home. ked team in Division II and the kle Rod Crase. Taylor said Crase will teams will stay home for Homecoming The men's cross country team will ent leader ·of the Mid-Continent usually flip-flop between the two this weekend. compete in the Illinois state cham erence. tackle positions, aligning himself The Panthers' women's cross coun pionships at 10 a.m. Saturday at "They could easily be 6-0," Taylor "wherever he thinks the play is try team will make its final home Champaign. of the Wildcats, who stand 3-4 going." appearance of the season when h hosts The women's tennis team will also Such tactics present a problem in Loyola and Southeast Missouri State at .be competing in its state .champion CC standings that they can "confuse blocking as 11 a.m. Saturday at the course south of ships Friday and Saturday at Spring WLT signments," Taylor said, but that "if O'Brien Field. field. 2 0 0 we concentrate and communicate up Soon to follow that meet will be The volleyball squad, which has 3 I 0 front, we'll do well." Eastern's conference football game already won its own invitational and ron I I 0 Ironically, it was a lack of concen against Northern Michigan, which will itournament at Southern Illinois-Car them Michigan l 2 0 tration among the Panther players start at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at O'Brien bondale, will go for another title this tern Illinois l 3 0 and coaches which Taylor singled out Field. weekend at the St. Louis Invitational . tern Illinois 0 I 0 ' as primary factors in Eastern's loss to On Sunday, Eastern's soccer team, The field hockey team will take its y s games Western two weeks ago. which on Wednesday battled to a tie 7-5-1 record to Western Michigan for em .Michigan at Eastern· Illinois "We were not intense enough," with Indiana, the NCAA's No. 1-rank three games this weekend. The Pan ngst own State at Akron Taylor said. ''But we've had two ed team, will host Wright State at 1 thers play Western Michigan on rthern Iowa at South Dakota weeks to look at the films and focus on p.m. at Lakeside Field. Friday and then Miami of Ohio and tern Illinois at U.S. International our problems.'' Some · other Panther teams have Illinois State on Saturday. 1 0 ..ster• •••• Friday , Oct. 19, 197 9 Boaters carry momentum·to 'weak'·Wright Stat by Kathy Klisafes After tying the No. I team in the nation Wednesday, East e rn 's soccer Panthers hope to carry on the momentum as they challenge Wright State at I p.m. Sunday at Lakeside Field. "Even though Wright State is a weaker ·team, we have to keep playing good soccer," head coach Schellas Hyndman said. "We don't play well against poor teams." In addition to the tendency of playing a less skillful game against Wright State. "There's a greater possibility of injuries," Hyndman mentioned. "When you play an easier team you want to do it all yourself and . the longer you hold on to the ball, the more injuries rc:sult." In an effort to coun teract both injuries and a disrupted playing style, "our idea for this game will be to use a lot of one-two touch passes and move the ball quickly,"' Hyndman said. ' Although th-€ Panthers whipped Wright State 10-0 last year, Hyndman does not see his booters winning by that big of a margin this time around. "They are an improved team this year and are comparable to the other Cincinnati area teams we've played this season," he said. "They're just not as high on the skil'l level." Shutting out both the University of George Hough gets ready to make a stop with his body The Panthers, who tied Indiana Wednesday, will Cincinnati and Xavier earlier in the and keep the ball from his Indiana opponent, while Pan Wright State at 1 p.m. Sunday at La keside Field. (N season 3-0 and 2-0 respectively, thers John Josza and Ross Ongaro stand by ready to help. photo by Rich Bauer) Eastern hopes to stop the Dayton team just as easily. "If we get a big lead, I want to let Looking ahead to the remaining Northside Baptist Church some of the other players in," Hynd schedule, Hyndman remarked, man said. "I'd rather see a good 45 "We've got some big games coming up 414 N. 5th St.. minutes out of players and substitute, and I just hope that the performance than just leave them in the whole that I saw against Indiana will con tinue." game." Welcomes You Football slide-show slated · Sunday-School 9:30 a.m. "Instant Replay - Do It Again," prepared by Mike Leyden of Eastern's a Sunday Worship 10:40 a.m. multi-media slide show of Eastern 's Teacher Education Department. I 978 football season will be shown The presentation will be shown at 7, Sunday Evening 7:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Buzzard 7:30, 8 and 8:30 p.m. Friday and I I :30 Auditorium. a.m. and noon Saturday. · Choir Practice 6:30 p.m. The 23-minute presentation was Prayer Service 7:30 p.m . Volleyball tryouts set Tune in to th e For transportation call 345-3241 Tryouts for the men's volleyball club Eastern News will begin at 7 p.m. Sunday at McAfee TV listings Gym , Club President Mark Foellmer ..+ ·•·····.. ••••• •••••••••• said. # Cash and Carry Special: �,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,� ! HomecomingMums i Ti,edWi th Blue Ribbon : 2.95 * And Another � lf- King. � * ·� � Tenderloin i HomecomingSp ecial ·� � Our Golden Ha rvest of Colorful s # s A temptingly tasteful comedy ... for adults who can count. · BLAKE EDWA RDS' m;IO" .weekend Here it comes · matinees Kathy Schoene leaps high for a spike against Indiana State in last week's .volleyball invitational at McAfee Gym. 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Thanks again, you guys. dating factor. yards and six touchdowns this year, Diane Langen while Kessel leads the nation in total But Eastern's defensive secondary, "Giggles" which lead the Mid-Continent Confe individual yardage with 232 yards per rence in pass defense, has no qualms contest. about facing a Northern Michigan Kessell will throw to "anyone at any passing offense that ranks second - in time,'' Brown said. Kessel often fires NCAA Division II and first in the to his running backs Jim Marana and MCC. Mike Dellangelio, who have combined "It's a chance for us to show how for 62 receptions and 525 yards. good our secondary really is,'' Panther "We respect them a lot," corner Boutique strong safety Wilbert James said of back Glenn Thomas said. "They're the defense's showdown with the deadly." La Wildcats. "And with a great rush and So how will the Panther secondary good play from our linebackers, we go about stopping this "deadly" feel we can stop them." attack? and This objective may be difficult to "It's critical that we get a lot of achieve, however, as Northern Michi interceptions, and don't give up the Jr.Joynt gan sports an explosive passing attack long ball," Brown said, adding that which has gainesl an average of 275 .3 the use of intimidation may play a yards per game, and boasts the prominent part in the secondary's nation's leading receiver in split end strategy. Scott Sible. "If they do make some catches, we'll Welcome Back "He has great hands, and if they get have to make them pay," Brown said. it near him, he'll catch it for sure," "I don't advocate intentionally hurting Alums and Wishth e 1979 Panther defensive back coach Jerry people, but I do - advocate shaking Brown said of Sible, who has caught 44 them up and making them think." Panthersthe Bestof Luck. passes this year for 816 yards. "He Other than this, Brown said the also .bas running ability so if he Panthers have had little deviation fr.om ' catches a short pass, he can break their normal practice routine, although one." he had noticed a certain intensity But Brown also said that Sible will among his players. not be the Panther secondary's sole ''The attitude has been similar to Jr Joynt concern, because the Wildcats possess that which we had against Southern. La numerous other pass weapons as well. Th e players are really concentrating. · Boutique "Their other receiver, (flanker Pat I think they went home and dreamed Roche) is just as good as Sible," (about competing against Southern), 305 W. Lincoln Brown said, and "(Wildcat quarter- and I think they'll be dreaming again. I I TONIGHT 8:00 at LANTZ WWITH SPECIAL GUEST SKATER TICKETS $600 $<:>50 $ 700 ailable at the BOX OFFICE Av' OR at the DOOR Friday, Oct. 1 9, 1 979 •aster• News 13 Presents their ·3rd annual BRATFEST following the game Saturday Sheboygan Brats - soc 1 705 9th Street ******************* Eastern's Terry Donahue builds up a lead against Northers Iowa's Jim . ge (15) while Mike Viano (12 ) tries to pass the same opponent in the thers' Mid-Continent Conference. championship last week. (News photo by hBauer) ross country Panthers o Mattsho Davidsonot for another title Gallon of Root Beer half mile runner, so he has good leg Coming off of last week's Mid-Con speed." ent Conference championship win, with any For the second straight week, the men's cross country squad tern's Panthers will be without three-year · compete in the state of Illinois letterman Reo Rorem, who is still 10 mpionships at 10 a.m. Saturday at bothered by stomach cramps, Woodall Savoy golf course just outside of said. ampaign. Seven of the nine runners Eastern state meet usually attracts from The will take to the meet have been to 15 colleges and universities in the determined, Woodall said. Heading of Illinois. "The only teams who te that list are Joe Sheeran, who won the e are the ones who have fine MCC championship and Terry Dona- grams ," head coach Tom Woodall . hue and Mike Viano, who also· gained 'd. "It's a very fine quality meet." All-MCC honors by placing third and In the past the University of Illinois sixth respectively. dominated the meet. Since the 15 Also on ·woodall's lineup are Bob rs of the meet's existence, the Feller, Mike Moore, Larry Schuldt tghting Illini have won 14 times. and 1416 Chuck Elliot, who was sidelined We've never won it," Woodall said. last week with a sore foot. 'We've been second the last seven rs in a row. In three of those years missed winnfog by one, three and en points." Woodall said the Panthers have an Dance to the Tune of s 500.00 portunity to win the meet and beat · ois this year, but "it is conceivable t we could beat Illinois and not win $ Fri meet." day O'Clock Club $ "On paper the strongest team is 4 · ois State/' Woodall said. "They undefeated with the exception of - Dance Contest - tre Dame." At the Notre Dame Invitational the edbirds placed second to highly-tou- Auburn University. • Dance Contest Today ISU is led by Mike Balcer and Dave • Registration 4-5' pm 'on, who placed sixth and 14th pectively at Notre Dame. • Contest Begins at 5 Southern Illinois, Illinois, Eastern, · ois State, and North Central of • No Entry F�e . aperville should be the top teams mpeting, Woodall said. "I don't Judging by Audience Applause ow in what order, but I'm confident • Double Bubble 2-8 pm that those are going to be the tqp five teams,'' he added. soc Mixed Drinks Southern will be· led by Michael Your friends can make you $ 500 richer Bisase. "He's a foreign athlete now in his fifth year," Woodall said. "He's eligible because he red-shirted one year. He's the one who beat us out of �e state championship la.st year. He passed two of our guys about 10 yards MOTHEKS from the finish line. 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Sports Friday , Oct . 19, 1979 EastentNews 1 5 EaEasterns'ste mernn's at tohletic psprogram Divisi Of Northridgeon's II3,210 points total, topped those of all other NCAA ·almost 2,000 were scored by its Division II schools for the third year in swimming, golf and gymnastic teams. row during 1979-80 and had the third California Irvine, aided by 4 70 a best record throughout the 70s, acc points in water polo, totaled 2,937 ording to the University of California points before going Division· I in the Davis' sports information director's fall of 1977. study. Eastern was third in with 2,901 for Jim Doan, the Cal-Davis SID releas the decade. ed his poll this week and helped Other Mid-Continent Conference support the validity of a similar poll by schools finishing among the top 25 We Feature and use image® Eastern SID Dave Kidewell, who also were sixth place Western Illinois with products. rated Eastern' s overall program the 1,897 points, ninth place Northern University Village best in Division II last year. Iowa with 1,713 and 18th place 403 Lincoln Ave. Monday - Sa turrlay Eastern could not, however, surpass Northern Michigan with 1,059. Charleston, Ill. Cal State-Northridge which totaled . Panther teams totaled 382 points in O pen B a m to 5 p m 3,210 points for the decade in Doan's the 1978-79 school year to outdo 345-9037 rating system. runnerup_Northridge's 328 . lb:Dal�aJIXJC!IXZ . Eastern alums ·················'*"*'····················*' to honor Cobb i·• ' .. Poke Cobb, Eastern's record-break t Welco1neBack Alutnnil ing running back, will be honored by #* Eastern's Alumni Association prior to Saturday's Homecoming game with LUCK BIG BLUE! # Northern Michigan University. Director of Alumni Activities Char 1 GOOD les Titus, said the award is to formally £ old friends and new ones recognize "significant contribution to Spike invites Eastern Illinois University through -�· i outstanding athletic achievement.'' £t to visit his new location a·t 325 Monroe!# Cobb, a senior from Clover, S.C., is * the leading rusher of all time among nois (corner of 4th and Monroe, two blocks Illi colleges and universities with t : 4,324 yards. He is also only 516 yards short of an NCAA Division II record. west of Mother's) Miss ' Terry Johnson, Miss Black : EIU , will present a plaque to Cobb. * Miss Johnson will be introduced by £·- Don Vogel, a member of the Board of 45-4 t 5 t Directors of Eastern's Alumni Asso 3 2 5 Monroe Ph. 3 ciation._The ceremony is scheduled for :i::(Po wi::u(Pf wto9w.phy ! about 1:15 p.m. •***�************************�*********.,. Buy your CORDUand ROY . HOMECOMING T-SHIRT DENIM SUITS $9500 20% Frwithee suit Clothing The ild WildWe st HDMECDMIHG 1979 Stop in and· Browse WINTER $ 24so i JACKETS l • Sweat Shirts •Sweaters . NOW! available exclusivelyat the • Flannel Shirts •Gloves DENIM ROOM University Union Bookstore Shop our 1 �: Open Sat. SHAFEDowntown R'� 1 6 •••fer• flews Friday, Oct. 19, 1 979 Sports $$INS�AN T CASH$$ 345-3314 IMAZUMAI345-3314 Se11 • · . Also Sen av & ·- Records Posters tj ·troc tapes Mogaznes Cassettes Sor Supplies Paperbacks #i;,;.,,�l'l�� Glass Wore Comics _Room De(or()tions Physical condition of merchandise guaranteed Biggestand Best Selection in town Our newe& a::k:lial,pci-q:>hemolio -5D'.rlbtehg: cxk Willie' every Cdtch ridoy in the F Verge 19, 197 9 Entertainment Frida y, Oct. Eastern News 1 7 FRIDAY must struggle to keep his woman. Tony LoBianco, 3:00 p.m. Belinda Montgomery 2-Hollywood Squares n 8:30 p.m. 3-Movie: "Captain Blood"' Weeke d viewing 3, 1 0-Jeffersons (1 935) Pirate Adventure 9:00 p.m. Review starring Errol Flynn, Olivia de 9-Dick Van Dyke 12:30 a.m. 3, 10-60 Minutes 2, 1 5-Prime Time Sunday 1 6-The Scarlet Letter Havilland 15-News 2-News 4-The Best of Georgia 3, 1 0-Trapper John 1 7 .38-Movie: "The Death of 4-1 Love Lucy 1 6-Black Dimensions 1 5-Assignment 1 5 Championship Wrestling · 1 2-Evening at Symphony 9-Bugs Bunny Ocean View Park" (1979) 1:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 12-:_Japan : The Living 16-World to-Dating Game Terror · hits an Amusement 2,3, 1 0-News 4-Juke Box Tradition 10:00 p.m. 12, 1 6-Sesame Street Park. Mike Connors. Martin 4-Georgia Championship 9-News 1 6-0utdoors with Art Reid 3, 10, 1 5-News 15-1 Love Lucy Landau 1:30 a.m. Wrestling 17,38 -0ut of the Blue 4-Comeback 17,38-Edge of Night 8:30 p.m. 9-0dd Couple 4-Atlanta Hawks Replay 6:30 p.m. 1 2-Second City Television 3:30 p.m. 9-Movie: "A Tattered Web" 9-Movie: "Against All Flags" 1 2-Academy Leaders 12-Feelings 16-Movie: "The Best of tl'la 2-Partridge Family ( 1 9 71 ) A policeman attempts (1952) Anthony Quinn 15-Hee Haw 1 6-Crockett's Victory Garden Badmen" (19 51) Western 4-Flintstones to hide the killing of his son -in 1 6-ln the Public Interest 17,38 -New Kind of Family starring Robert Ryan , Clairt.· 10-Tom and Jerry law's mistress. Lloyd Bridges. SUNDAY 1 7-Lawrence Welk 7:00 p.m. Trevor 15-G illigan's Island Broderick Crawford 38-Lucy I.Desi Hour S:OO p.m. 2, 15-TV Guide: The First 25 38...:...News 17-Mike Douglas 1 2-Bonaventure Consumer 3-CBS News Years 6:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 38-$20,000 Pyramid Travel 2-Pop Goes the Country 10-News 3, 10-Archie Bunker's Place 2-Movie: "The Rain People" 4:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 3-Family Feud 12-Wild, Wild World of 4-Nashville on the Road ( 1969) A runaway housewife 2-Mike Douglas 2. 1 5-Eischied 9-Carol Burnett and F.riends Animals 1 2, 1 6-Connections joins up with a hitchhiker. 4-Spectreman 3, 1 0-Dallas 1 a-Guinness Game 1 6-The Long Search 17,3 8-Mork and Mindy Shirley Knight, James Caan 9-Groovie Goolies 12-Movie: "Bulldog Drum 1 6-Here's To Your Health 1 7-Three's a Crowd 7:30 p.m. 3-Star Trek 10-Captain Jack mond Comes Back" ( 193 7) 7:00 p.m. '38-ABC News 3, 1 O-One Day at a Time 4-Ruff House 12, 1 6-Mister Rogers John Barrymore· , Louise 2,15-Chips 5:30 p.m. 4-Porter Wagoner , 9-Movie: "The Dawn Patrol" 38-Dick Van Dyke Campbell 3-Hayburners 9-NBA Basketba.11: Bulls vs. 3, 1 a-Celebrity Challenge of ( 1 938) World War I drama 4:30 p.m. 1 6-Academy Leaders The Bucks the Sexes 9-Movie: "Knights of the starring Errol Flynn, David 9-Star Blazers 10:00 p.m. 9-Maude Round Table" (1954) Robert 17,38-Associates Niven 10-Leave it to Beaver 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7-News 1 2-AustinCi ty Limits Taylor, Ava Gardner 8:00 p.m. 1 0-3's a Crowd 12-Zoom 4-Winston Churchill··The 16-Nova 10-CBS News 3,1 0-Alice 1 2-Two Ronnies 16-The Electric Company Valiant Years 17, 38-Ropers 1 2-Muppet Show 4-Movie: "A Man Called 15-Rebels 38-1 Love Lucy ·1 6 - M o v i e : ' ' Son o f 7:30 p.m. 1 7-ABC News Flintstone" ( 1 966) Cartoon 11:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Frankenstein" (1939) Starring 9-People To People 38-SHA NA NA 12,1 6-Masterpiece 4-0pen Up 2-Happy Days Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, 17,3 8-Detective School 6:00 p.m. Theatre:"Love For Lydia" 1 Q-Gunsmoke 3-Mary Tyler Moore Bela Lugosi 17,38 -Movie: "Marciano" 8:00 p.m. 2, 15-Disney's Wonderful 11:30 p.m. 4-My Three Sons 38-Hogan's Heroes 2, 1 5-BJand the Bear World: "Gus, the Pigskin Mule" ( 1 979) Heavyweight champion 3--SOulside 10:30 p.m. 9-Good Times 4-Pop Goes the Country 2, 10-Andy Griffith 1 5-Johnny Carson 9-Hee Haw Wind 1 2-Sesame Street 3-Movie: "The and the 1 2-Live From Lincoln Center ( 1 ACROSS 12 Webster's their 12 Sounds from 43 Game played 1 5-Happy Days Lion" 9 7 5) A bandit kidnaps 1 6-The Shakespeare Plays new boss porn-porn girls 16-The Evening Report a fiesty American woman. 1 Bounce from a with 32 cards 1 7 ,38-Love Boat 13 Greekisland "C" for two Sean Connery, Candice bistro 13 44 Actor 17-ABC News 8:30 p.m. 18 Surge of a sort Chandler : 38-Family Feud Bergen I "Pistol Packin' i..,.....That Nashville Music DOWN 11 Mischievous -- 1919-61 5:30 p.m. 4-Up Close ," 1943 9:00 p.m. 1 Style periods 23 Kern musical 45 Encroachment 9-Movie: "'The Green Berets" song 2-NBC News 2, 1 5-Man Called Sloane hit : 11 Odist,e.g. 2 Be in accord 1925 47 Applique with 3, 10-C BS News (1968) U.S. special forces in Re wrote 3,10-Paris �4 Moon valley 3 Jewelry 24 needle and 4-1 Dream of Jeannie Vietnam. John Wayne designer "Petite Ville" 4-Attanta Hawks Basketball: 15 Crysaid with a thread 9-Dick Van Dyke 1 0-Night Stalker Peretti Meadowlands Hawks · vs. the Houston sigh 25 48 Fictional one 1 2-ABC News Weatherman's runner 15,17-News Rockets II Name meaning 4 legged captain 1 7,38-Charlie's Angels adjective Holiday for - 16-0ver Easy 9-The Palace "hairy" � 41 Mazo 11:00 p.m. 5 Renter Mister Roberts 38-ABC News 17,3 8-Fantasy Island 17 With 55 Across, Roche 4-Last of the Wild I Messianic rJ Minsk co-op Conduit 6:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. signon a 50 Moslem leader Emulate Lely 2,3, 1 0,38-News 11:30 p.m. liqueur display 28 51 Mechanical 2,3, 1O,15, 1 7-News 7 Charity 21 Heron 4-Carol Burnett and Friends 4-Movie: "I Was a Teenage 21 Companionsof repetition 16-Movie: "Red River" Bleat Fitzgerald's Werewolf" ( 195 7) Michael 8 31 52 McKinley, 9-0dd Couple starring John mermen (1949) Western I Inquire Zelda "-- of Ohio" 12, 1 6-Dick Cavett Landon, Yvonne Lime 21 Minimal Wayne, Montgomery Clift, "Children 31 Vilify Z2 -- H 53 Opera by 15-NBC News "D'ri ," Walter Brennan should -- 33 Idle one Handel 11:40 a.m. novel by 17-Six Million Dollar Man " "-- we met 38-ABC News Bacheller 31 54 Damas : Abbr. 6:30 p.m. 10-Movie: "Badlands" before?" 10:1 5 p.m. 23 Sound's 11 Nick and 51 Rib-tickler 2, 1 5-Newlywed Game ( 1973) Teenage couple Nora "Holy smoke !" 17-ABC News partner 's little 37 57 Grog 3-MASH engage in a series of mass friend 38 Disaffect • 38-PTL Club 25 Missouri ingredient murders. Martin Sheen. Sissy 4-The Bob Newhart Show 10:30 p.m. tributary Spacek 9-Carol Burnett and Friends 2, 1 5-8aturday Night Live 28 Insignificance 1 7 -Big Valley 10-Three's A Crowd 3-Movie: "Juggernaut" 32 Gas : Comb. 38-Movie: "The Pied Piper" 12. 1 6-McNeil I Lehrer Rep· (1974) A luxury liner is planted form (1942) Monty Woolley, Roddy ort with explosives. Richard 33 Borge and McDowall 38-Cross Wits Harris, Omar Sharif Kierkegaard 12:00 Herd of whales 7:00 p.m. 9-Movie: "Red River" (1948) 34 2.15-Midnight Special 35 Baseball 2, 1 5-Diff'rent Strokes Western starring Montgomery 12:40 a.m. "battle of the . 3, 10-lncredible Hulk Clift, John Wayne bottle" opus? 4-Sandford and Son 17-PTL Club 1 0-Jackie Gleason Garden 9-Movie: "Anatomy of ierror" 1:00 a.m. 31 1 2-Harold Lloyd dweller (1973) A couple's second 17-Movie: "Dr. Goldfoot and 17-Ronald Dahl's Tales of the 441 Travail honeymoon turns into terror. the Girl Bombs" ( 1966) Unexpected 41 Vaccination 1:50 a.m. Paul Burke. Polly Bergen 11:00 p.m. supplies 12-Twilight Zone 9-Movie: "Six Bridges to 1 0 -Movie: "The Eyes have it" 42 Apposite 16-Washi[\gton Week in Cross" (1955) Crime drama ( 1 9 7 4) Blind students find 44 Kind of bug about an armored car holdup. Review themselves involved in an 41 Give up George Nader. Julie Adams 17,38 -Family Feud assassination plot. Sinead 47 Last year's jr. 7:30 p.m. Cusack 48 Huckster, in A some cases 2, 15-Hello. Larry SATURD Y 16-Movie: "Badman's Forbears 4-All in the Family 5:00 p.m. Territory" (1946) Randolph 51 55 See 17 Across 12, 1 6-Wall Street Week 2-Hee Haw , Gabby Hayes Scott Landed 8:00 p.m. 3-Soulside 58 1 7-Comedy Shop Four-wheeler 2, 1 5-Rockford Files 9-Good Times 51 11:30 p.m. II Early shopping 3. 1 0-Dukes of Hazard 1 0-Wild Kingdom · 4-Rock Concert mall 4-Movie: "Horror of 1 5-Saturday Report 17-News 11 Curseor poison Frankenstein" ( 1971) Ralph 1 6-Footsteps 12:00 Bates. Dennis Price 5:30 p.m. 2-Comedy Shop 12-Washington Week in 3, 1 0-CBS News 1 5-Next Step Beyond W'i llie :r.. do l'\'t .see wlty yo u are so mac/ SAe c..ould fa/\e out her owti'" aroup k1svrtt nce pol: cy 1 8 lastern llews Friday, Oct . 19, 1979 Off icial Notices .. �...... Official Notices are paid for through the Office of University Relations. Questions concerning notices should be directed to Classified ads Official notices that Office. Wanted Female model needed. Art student Emergency Building summer term and then finds that he &Co. needs a heavy female for modeling. Temperature Restrictions will be gratuated either a semester or October 23-Thrall Car Manufac $8 per hour. Call today 1-2:30 p.m. In order to comply with Federal summer term earlier or later MUST turing Co. Wanted: Class rings. wedding rings, or Sat. & Sun. anytime. Only those regualtions (see Campus Chatter # make reapplication for graduation in October 24-McGladrey, Hen stereos. musical instruments. who can sit still while posing need 27, September 21 , 1979 and Faculty the Records Office. There is no drickson & Co.; State Mutual Lil�· motorcycles. etc. We pay cash. apply. 345-4859. Campus Newsletter# 4, September additional charge for reapplication. Assurance Co . . of Am., College Lile Benson's, 809 Charleston. Mattoon. ______;22 21 , 1979) all campus personnel are Reapplication must be accomplished Ins. Co. of Am. & University Life Ins. 234-8508 after 11 a.m. alerted to the following: , no must be acc omplished no later Co. of Am. . ... - -· - -· ------00 No heating equipment of ANY KIND than the published deadline of the October '2 5-Hyster; State Farm Ins. Commuter: Ellingham-Charleston . For Sale shall be operated during occupied new semester or summer term when Co.· Corp. Off.; Hewitt & Assoc. Arrive 8, leave 4 Monday, Wed· nesday, Friday. 342·2673. hours to maintain space temperature he plans to graduate . For Spring October 24 · McGladrey, Herr Harlequins. other paperbacks. above 65 degrees F (18 degrees C). Semester 1 980 the deadline is drickson Co.; State Mutual Life _____ -· -· ______oo & Swap or sell cheap. Call John, 581 · THE OPERATION OF PORTABLE January 25, 1980. Assurance Co. of Am.; The College Wanted: Typing, call Debbie at 345· 5723. ELECTRIC HEATERS IS Graduation Requirements Deadline Life Ins. Co, of Am. & Univ. Life Ins. 2595 between 4:30 and 8:30. i ------_ _. _ __ _ 29 SPECIFICALLY PROHIBITED BY THE For a student to be considered a Co. of Am. . ------_:_-- __ __ 22 Sound Sign classic AM/FM 8-track REGULATIONS. Fall Semester 1979 graduate ALL October 25 - Hyster; State Farm Ins. Apt needs 2 or 4 roommates for stereo & McDonald turntable. The regulations provide for civil graduation requirements must be met Co - Corp. Off.; Hewitt & Assoc. spring semester. Furnished and heat Panasonic 8-track recording deck. 2 penalties of $5,000 and criminal by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, January 11, October 26 - Southland Corp. (7 -1' 1 ); paid. Call 345-6777 after 5. Sound Sign floor speakers. Also JC penalties of $10,000 for each oc 1980. This means that any removals Citizens National Bank of Decatur; . -· .. - ___ .. _ - - -· ------23 Penney 40-channel CB mobile. Call currence! Departments and in of incompletes, changes of grade, or State Farm Ins. Co. ·Corp. 011. Wanted: Studious. fairly quiet roommate for spring. Call John, 58 1 · 345· 7645 or 345-7 496. dividuals involved with violations may an official transcript of academic work October 2 9 - Clifford Kessler CPA. - ·-·- ----·------23 be accountable ,for any financial from another institution MUST reach October 30 - Mo. Pacific Railroad ; 5723. 1978 Toyota Corolla Deluxe. Air. penalties. · Records Office bythat date. If all Brown Shoe Co. ; St andard Oil Co. - - -- - _: ------· - - 29 auto, cruise. Low miles. like new. It is apparent that compliance with requirements· are not met, the student (Indiana). Two females wish to lease. $4,600 or offer. 345-7278 or 345· these regulations will result in some should , reapply for graduation for October 31 - Xerox Corp.; Marathon sublease apartment for spring ' 7083. discomfort. Everyone should plan to Spring Semester 1 980 no later than Oil Co.; Moore Bus. Forms. semester. Prefer Youngstown . close . ..------.. - - - 24 to campus Call Julie 3403, Rita wear appropriate clothing. January 25, 1980. November 1 - Marathon Oil Co. ; U.S. 197 0 Chevy Impala. 2 dr . 350-V· All portable electric heaters which James E. Martin · Navy; Ill. Farm Bureau. 3903. 8, PS, PB, AM . $450 or best offer. -· - 23 are University property must returned Registrar November 2 - U.S. Navy; Marathon ------Call Tod, 581 ·5078. in to the department head for storage. Unclear Records Oil Co. Wanted to buy Used record mixer. ------· 23.25,26 Call 348-1456. - Heaters which are private property The premanent records for students November 5 - U.S. Air Force; NCR; 30 gallon aquarium, lights, heater. should be removed from the who have outstanding obligations with Co. -'- -·------·--- _ _ · 19 Mueller, Sieracki, Kaun, Miller & 345· Regency apartment needs 1 female filter. pump. Complete $65 premises. such departments as Textbook November 6 - K-Mart Apparel; K-Mart 5347. George E. Miller Library, Booth Library, P.E. Depart Automotive; K-Mart Sporting Goods; roommate . Call 581 ·2771 . - - -·------19 Vice President for ment, Financial . Aids, Chemistry K-Mart Corp. ------· - 23 5 girls looking Administration and Finance Department, Security , Housing, etc., November 7 - McDonnell Douglas; for apartment or '72 Pont. Gr. Prix-2 dr. vinyl top, GAE will be marked unclear. Grade reports J.C. Penney; Peat, Marwick & Mit house close to campus for spring 400 eng., 4 bbl. PB, PS. PW, AT. The GRE will be given this Saturday, and transcripts of the academic chell (sign-up date for this company and/or summer, fall. Call 2870 or $850. Air cond. '73 Chevy Nova, 8 October 20, 1919 at 8:30 a.m. in record of any student with an unclear will start on October 31 instead of the 2470. cyl. 350 eng., 2 bbl. PB. PS: AT. Phipps Lecture Hall. The next GRE record will be withheld and not sent to regular two weeks prior to the in· -.. ---·- --· -- ·- -· -- - - - 22 Slotted mags. $600. Air shocks. CaU will be given on December 8, 1979. anyone or any place. Each student terview date). Ride back from Jethro Tull concert should check with all departments to Oct. 29. Cathy 345·9503. 948-5574. The registration deadline for the November 8 - Natural Gas Pipeline -·- ·--· -·------19 December test is November 7. clear any financial obligaitions prior to Co. of Am.; Hyster; Illinois Bell. ------· 19 For sale: Swiss-made Raichle ski Registration forms are available at the semester or summer term breaks November 13 - Bohn Heat Transfer Female needs ride to Chicago. boots. Size 10-1 O'l> medium . Never Testing Center, Room 201 in the and/or leaving the university per Div. of Gulf & Western Mani. Co. ; Friday . $on gas . 581 ·2829. worn. Reasonable price. 348- 1456. Student Services Building. manently. If the financial obligation is Price Waterhouse. 10 ------· -- -·- 19 Lana L. Hofer extremely serious or prolonged, it November 1 4 Owens-Corning Coordinator of Testing may result in a complete hold on a Fiberglass Co. For Rent 1972 Olds 88 . PS. TB. AC , runs Teaching Certificates student's record which precludes November 19 - U.S. Air Force. 348· readmission, registration, or good. · Best offer. Call Brian October 5 was the deadline for Fall November 29 · Chicago Public Storage space for rent as low as 8498. graduates, eligible for an Illinois graduation. Schools. $15 per month. Mini-storage of -- -- - 19 James E. Martin Teaching Certificate, to apply for CAREER SEMINARS ALL Charleston. Phone 345· 77 46. Boys 26" bike. Good condition. Cards of Entitlement. Any Fall 1979 Registrar STUDENTS WELCOME ------0 0 $18. Call 235-5061 after 5 p.m candidates for graduation who want Correspondence Courses October 24 - State Farm Ins. Co. - One bedroom apartment for Students who plan to take any work ------·------·- - -- - 19 and are eligible for a teaching cer 7:30 p.m. - Sullivan Rm. University sublease-very nice. 104 1 7th. 345- by correspondence MUST have that tificate, but who have not yet applied Union 3891. course approved in Records Office 1 9 7 7 Kawasaki 7 50cc. Low for Cards of Entitlement, should October 30 - Moore Bus. Forms ------· - -·--- -· - 19 -- --- mileage. Must sell. $750 or best contact George Schlinsog in the prior to enrolling for the course. 7:00 p.m. Shelbyville Rm. University Room for rent-Regency apartment offer. Call 345·9486 between 8:00 Buzzard Education Building, Room Students should ask to see Mr. Union 345-3582. a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 100, immediately. Although the Conley or Mr. Martin to discuss taking October 31 - Illinois Farm Bureau ------·· -·- - - 19 deadline has passed, this office will do work by correspondence. 7:00 p.m. - Shelbyville Rm. University James E. Martin Nice apartment to sublease. Call everything possible to obtain the Union 1971 Ford Maverick. 6 cyl. runs necessary Entitlement Cards by the Registrar 345-562 1 , ask for Fabienne. November 7 - Illinois Bell - 8:00 p.m. - good, looks bad . Good gas mileage. end of the term. Prompt action on the Drop Deadline ------22 Oakland Rm. University Union $100. 345-9486 after 4 00. ask for student's part, however, will be a vital The last day to drop a class and Unfurnished apartment-2 November 7 - Natural Gas Pipeline - Steve. bedroom. Air-conditioned, for married factor. receive an automatic "W" for the class 7:30 p.m. ·Shelbyville Rm. University 19 George W. Schlinsog is MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1979, at Union couple or working persons. Call 581 · 4:30 P.M. 5451 .. Assistant Dean November 5 - Mueller, Sieracki, Kaun, 1972 Firebird. A/C . power. Runs School of Education Michael D. Taylor _ _c __ -· --· -- ... .. ____ 19 Miller & Co. - 8:00a.m. - Shelbyville good $680. Both cars at lot between Director, Registration Rm. University Union Room to rent for serious student in Reapplication for Graduation Sundowner's & Sirloin Stockade. Feet James Knott private home. Kitchen priviledges. Any student who has applied for free to look. For more info., call Steve Campus Interviews Director, Career Planning $12 0 monthly. Share utilities. 345- graduation for a future semester or at 348·8387 or 348-0022. October 22-Murphy, Jenne, Jones 2809 before 8:30 a.m. or after 4 p.m & Placement Center .. -- - ·------· -· - - - - -· _ 22 No calls after 10 p.m. .. 2:: '73 Vega in good condition. $900 or best. Call after 6. 348-0086. - --·- - Help Wanted ------.. -- ·- -· - 24 1 sofa and 1 chair. Both in good condition Roe's needs 3 mature. preferably . $45 together or wiU separate . Want to know whats going on graduate students, to work the door 345-7349. 19 on weekends. Apply in person. 4 1 o 6th St. - -· -· - Pevy Guitar ------· -- - -- 1 9 amp. 130 watt. Hke for Parents Weekend? Roe's has immediate openings for new, best amp. you can buy. $400. waitresses. Apply in person. 345-5417. - -- -·-----·- . --·- - --· -- lookfor the - -·- - -·- 19 -· - - -·- - 19 ;**************************** Special Supplement ! *: Followthe Pan thers * a I in two weeks * * : on theirway to second * * # # in the * Natio nalChampion ship * ! * _each dayin the *f -astern News # Eastern News # * *******************: ********* : Friday, Oct. 19, 197 9 ' Eastern Cla------ssifi.ea News s �------9 ------� ------:.....::..:..:;;..:.;;;.;;;...;�- 1 Please report c�lfled ad errors Immediately at 581 • 2 81 2. A correct ad will appear In the next edition . Unless notified, we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion. ---C- '--lass------ified ads ------ Annou ncem ents Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements China Doll-Je t'aime plus qu'hier. Delta Sigma Phi presents their 3rd LATIN LOVER: Should someone RB's Sundowner. Tufers Mon-Fri. T.D. : You're the sweetest of all! I moins que demain. Happy Sweetest annual Bratlest following the game ask who's touched your heart perhaps 5-7. Drafts-2 for one. mixed-2 for could never have made it · this far . Day. Bergner Man Saturday . Sheboygan Brats-50¢. you'll answer me? Love always. the $1 .00. without you. Thanks for everything! . __ Barbara Streisand Lover 19 1 705 9th Street. -- - - -· ------·- ·- . - - .. 00 B.R.A. ..,. - - - - ·------19 Jill: Hurry home. Steve wants to ------· 19 I'll do your typing. Fast. cheap. Call ______19 give you a birthday present. Don't trip Welcome visiting Elks! Bar open. Prime (alias B . D . ) Happy an· Mary 348-8576 before 9 pm · Jill Ellen, Can't wait for the keg of over the sofa. · Love. Your Brave hot chili, hot coffee all for $1 Sat.. niversary! It's been a great year' -- -- -· � -- - ·-· -- . -- . - - -· - 00 Michelob!Lots of friends are going to Roomies!! 10/ 21 . Charleston Elks Club. Love-Stine (alias D.S.) Problem pregnancy? Help available: show for a super friend. Love ya!I 19 __ __19 -·--·------·- --· 19 Counseling. medical. financial 19 Bob, Happy Sweetest Day to the M .T:: Buddy and I think you are the Weekend is here let's celebrate the planning. 348-8191 . Les. sweetest and cutest guy around. I'm BIG 201 Love. Stace. Uzzo. - - - - .. - - - ·- 00 This could have been your greatest. Love ya, Bisquit & Gravy Kathy, so happy you are here . Now know ------__ __ Pam. Peg. Jana. Patty, Mary. Stroh-a-Party' For more information classified ad . To find out how, call I 19 the weekend will be perfect. Love. Becky. LeAnna. Jan . Lori W .. Dawn. contact Joe Dively. Stroh's college 581 -281 2 by noon the day before the McLEAN . Mess with our roommate Chris Kim. Hippy, Judy. Lynne, Betsy. rep. 348-0336. ad is to be run, or check the order and you mess with trouble! Identify . __ Lindy. Debby, Carolyn. Pat. T,erri ______.. .. __·- __· ·- mwf form at the bottom of the 19 yourself! The ROOM MATES ch. I give thanks to my wife for her ------· ------·- -· Colleen. Fis Planning your Holiday Outfits? page ...today ! 19 support. Thanks everyone involved in GO FRONT FOUR' Beat Northern 19 Sewing by Jo. 345-2355. after 3. the tourney as well. Muhamed Thee Michigan! We love the defense. Students are welcome (faculty and ------· - - - - . - ·- -· ·_ .. 26 staff. too) at Charleston Bible Center. There once was a girl named Kelly. Salin ______19 Roe's ladies free pool Tues. night. who liked to experiment with jelly. . 19 Dear Gorgeous. How does it feel to University Drive and Fourth Street New room . Road 345-4476. 345- 6969. Squirrelly as ever, it's true that she's Gary-On Sweetest Day. I wanted be a sex goddess?! ' Don't worry - - never without that Big Jar of to say. I love you y, & whofe. but not about Saturday : my rents don't bite. ____,, ______.. -· - 19 Dis�o d�n �� l��;o�s Be shiek a�� Smuckers! Love ya always, Joy & that SKOAL! Love, Non-Chewer It's been a month-let's go for more. BIRTHRIGHT CARES. gives free unique. Call Sally. 581 -5641 . Rock' SCORE! Happy Sweetest Day. Love. pregnancy tests. Mon. thru Fri. 3· 7 - ·- 19 -----·--- ___ _ 348-8 19 Ironing, mending, hemmin g. Neat. Slick pm 551 . Alterations. sewing, mending. 00 dependable. Call Jo. 345-2355. after ------19 quality work. Phone 348- 128 7 3. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jackie the Experienced typist will do typing at daytime or evenings. Campus _ 26 Lintpounder. Russ the Worm reasonable rates. Call 348·834 1 . ______. _ _ _ _ _ 3o ______·- _ _ _ mwt . You can win a $25 dinner for 2 - ----··------19 Come to the NARAL FUNDRAISER Clips compliments of the Tri·Sig pledge Butch-Bring your macho body to HOMECOMING BBQ. in front of at Ted's Tuesday, October 23. The class raffle tickets. 25¢. eighth floor for a Comtrex. Disco Lantz . Saturday, Oct. 20. 1979. 11 Pedigo Brothers-Country Rock. Win 19 party. We know how you love them a.m.-1 p.m. . $1 .75 for 2 BBQ's. a keg. International Students' picture slated Cuddles-Coolout. Momma! So you Bucky potato salad or potato chips. Baked - -··-- -·------.. ·- - ... - 23 The Association of International finally hit the big 1-8. For God's sake. ------·-· ___ ·_ - -- - 19 beans. 25¢ for soft drinks. Spon Paying $10 men's, $5 women's for Students will take its group picture at get out before it's too late! Poog, Dear Scott. Stay here with me. sored by RHA-NRHH. All Welcome. class rings. Any condition. Will 9:30 p.m. on Friday in the University Mac. and Crazy Amy .Please' Love, Carrie ------· 19 arrange pick-up. Phone toll-free 1 - 800-835-2246 anytime. Union Ballroom. ------· ___ __ 19 ----�-- - ______1 S Guys & girls-Haircuts. perms. & Christian groups to sponsor speaker Sig Kap pledges are selling mums Turtle: Happy Birthday. let's get body waves. Call 348-8539 . ask fo1 -- - -· - -· -- - .. - ·- - -- 23 Roy Blackwood will speak at 7 for Homecoming. Contact any baby some mud tonight. Snake and Tuna Suzie. Reasonable prices. Need $? Drive two students to St. Louis Oct. 24 and pick them up Oct. p.m., Friday in the Coleman Hall snake & place your order. Cost ------· --· -- - --·- -· 19 professionally done. auditorium. $2.50. Bert. Zak. Ferk. Kunz. Wendy, 19 28 for 15¢ a mile. Call 581-2 812. His message, which is sponsored by ---·------19 Kiehna. etc . -remember me? Elliott Beware of RHA Haunted House . ask for Kathy or Tom ·- -· ·--·- - ·- --- .. ·- the Navigators, Inter-Varsity Men's intercollegiate volleyball club ------·-· - 19 - - - - 1 s 19 Christian Fe llowship and Campus try-outs Sunday. Oct. 21, 7:00 p.m. Bug Face-NEVER MIND about KEEP ABORTION SAFE and legal. Tom: Happy 22nd birthday . Thanks Crusade for Christ, is open to the McAfee Gym . having another birthday. Baby grows Protect your right to choose. Joir for the best two years of m',l lite. I'll public. 19 up! Happy 21st from Fossils and one I JARAL. Free referrals. 345-9285. always love you . Angie Girl Scout troop now being organized Delta Sigma Phi presents their 3rd kid. ---·------·- -· - 1 2/1 4 19 Campus Scouts will meet at 5 p.m. annual Bratfest following the game ------·- - - -· 19 Jon no. 16-Good luck against N. YULIE and PEE-WEE: Happy 2 year Sunday at Mrs. Ruddie's house, 225 1 Saturday. Sheboygan Brats-50¢ . CONGRATS LAURA. You're the Michigan! From your after-bar party· anniversary and bend over. Love South Fourth St. 1 705 9th Street. best sis ever!! Love ya, Lis er. Clare-Bear and Kathy-Wathy. 19) -· - --· --- - -·- -�--�--�--� Campus Scouts is a group for ------19 ------·-· ------. 19 ------1 9 college women interested in scout Mr. E-You're a nut and I love it! Carpet your room with a remnant Live entertainment' Patty Gaines ac1 1vmes. Further information is Can I store you for winter? from Carlyle Interiors Unlimited. sings and plays every Friday night. available at 345-2560 or 581-5369. Chipmunk Located 2 miles west of Charleston Blind Shelly Flatbush sings blues Lost and Found Muslims to meet -·------· _ ___,, 19 on Rt. 16. Open 8-6 Monday through every Saturday night. Beginning at 1 O The Muslim Students Association Mare, The best roomie ever. Happy Saturday. Phone 345-7746. p.m. BJ's Junction. 718Jackson. Lost: 1977 h igh school ring. Gold. ------_,, - -- ·- - ·- blue stone, initials BB. Reward . 581 · will meet fo r prayer at 12:30 p.m. Birthday! Love always, Aim ·------·- - -· 00 1 9 2 380. Friday in the Union addition Mar ______19 Copy-X: Fast typing, low offset I am grateful to my friends of the 25 Lost: Gold wire rim eye glasses: tinsville ropm . You are the animal of my eye and printing, low Xerox prices. 345· E.l.U. Rugby Club for allowing me the on case entitled Joliet Optical Co. Economics Club picture set they will always bat for you . Love and 6313. privilege to participate in your 1st 3794. The Economics Club yearbook kisses-Hot Lips fr annual backgammon tourney, held at 22 picture will be ·taken at 9:45 p.m. --- ·-·----· ------· 19 Ike's Oct. 10th. We shall celebrate Watch out for RHA Haunted House. Friday in the University Union The winning numbers of the ALPHA this weekend after the game-stay Lost 10/13/79: Gold Bulova watch. ------19 Ballroom. PHI ALPHA Homecoming ticket raffle tuned! The champ, Ted Marshall Reward if found. Call Gwen 3840. Double-up has homecoming Christian Collegiate Fellowship to are: 103 31 . 10135. 10067. "Thee" 19 fashions at down home prices. Cross worship 100334, 100326, 101 67, 10139. - -- -· - -·-·- -· -- -·- - -- 19 Lost: Reading glasses, yellow case. County Mall. The Christian Collegiate Fellowship 10037, 10 137, 10163. Check your To the best Pink Panthers and Please call 581 -2524. 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