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ROME t UPI t -. The Itahan lei Palestine Liberation at home and abroad for his ment to recogmze al! the Francesco Cossiga wh o. ;) !'- IS go\Oernmcnt co llapsed Organization o ff icia l release of Abbas. even though Ita li an government did to c us toma ry . rese:- \'ed a Thursday 31md a poli ti cal Mohammed Abbas lea ve Ital\' . Ita ly helped negoti ate the solve with success a situat ion decision on the matter and furor over its handling of the Craxi a ll owed Abbas to f1v 'to surrender of the four hijackers thai was part icul arl y critical.' asked Craxi to maintam hiS Achille Lauro hi jacking " nd Yu gosla \'ia des pite U.S. and the release of the 510 The resignation of Craxi' s government in a ca retaker doc t or~ confirmed tha t Slain assertions It had proof he was hostages aboard the cruise 26- month-old gover nment - ca pacity until the crisis wa s America n hostage Leon the leade r of the four ship. the second longest in post -war resolved. Klinghorrer was shot twice - Pales tinia ns who seized the " The polemical tone of Ihp Ilaly - was forced when once in the head " nd chest. Ita lian luxurv liner Oct. i and first American government DeiEmse Minister Giovanni Yugoslavia said Abbas len Prime M ini~te r Betti no killed Klinghoffer. 69. of 'ew reactions cou ld not fa il to Spadolini's Republican Party Belgrade la, t Mondav for a n Cr axi r esigned with hi s York. during a two-day voy.ge ca use me the most unplea s;:: nt withdrew Wednesda y from the unknown destina tion. a lthough government an d in an address of terror in the eastern surprise. " Craxi said in hi s fiv e-party coalition -to protest a P LO officia l Thursday said to Parliame nt expressed Mediterranean. speech. " It a lso gave me a the Abbas release. Abbas was probably in " bitterness" over U.S. The Italian prime minister feeling of biUerness. for the C rax i t e nde r ed his Baghdad. Iraq. with PLO protests against his decisi on to came under intense criticism failure of a friendly govern· resignation to President Chairman Vasser Arafat. Daily Egyptian
Friday, October 18, 1985. Vol. 71. 1\0. 45 usa questions alleged violations in AD selection By Ken Seeber \Hlllen b\" the GPSC and wTlle 3 ta ff W nte, a new pieCe of !cgisla lion The Undergradua te Student Th ~ r esolution claIm s Orga nization pa sse d a sC\'eral seelions of the IU-( :-esolution reques ting answer~ Affi rmati\'e Action Recruiting [0 sf!\'eral all eged affi rm ati \'e and Hiring Procedures ror action \'iolations in the search Non·Acadenllc \dmmi. tratl\'C a direc tor in· ior new of and ProfesSi onal taff "'(' re tercol legiate athletics . violated in the AD search The resolution "'as pa ssed Most of the \'iol a tinns l'l l<'d during a regularly scheduled II1\,oh'e i mprll pt'r fili ng senate. meeting Wednesday proct'"
rum Seminar: Oct 22nd at 7:30 p .m . D..Erutoria1 and business offices located in Communications Building. in the Mackinaw Rm. Student Center. North Wing Phone s:J6.3311, Vernon A. Stone, fiscal officer. SUb6cription rates are $40 per year or $25 for six months within the Interviews October 23 & 24 in Woody Hall Rm. B-204 United Stales and $105 per year or S6S (or six months in aU foreign countries. Postmaster: Send ::= of address to Daity Egyptian, Southern inois I. ,'!I U~~~ i ty , ~ • h HI ~ ,".~ 6290l. ~ ~ 01.' . , • • ~~ ••• •• • ~ '. '. '._ ...... ~ ~. ~ . ,~. -.... "'..:•• _' ... ,. ~ I .t. '~.".~~",. $$ ." " Bishop says apartheid a spiritual problem By Paula Buckner result will be. lf the li beralion StatlWrl1er 10 "lIlun1 lO alc Southern can be r,,"ched. He gave a n the gw, pel of Wall Sl reet." lIIinoisans about the s piritual of bla cks co'r.cs a boul ." he exa mplf of some s tudent!; in Dawson said. " Why didn'l he Aparlheid is nol onl:: 0 social problems in outh Africa:' said. .. the ::ommunis t in· Al exa ndria who woul d not riot. go over there before Ihe and ect nomic problem for the said Don Wills. Jay pas tor a ~ flu ence will lea "e the blac'k "They said it was because of businessmen Slar ted los in~ people ,r Soulh Africa. says Ihe ~I on umenl of Hope church in Soulh Africa in a bad the G",pel Ihat was preached oul ? He accused a Nobel Peace Bishop b" Lukhele. bUI a Delivera nce Church in Car position ... 10Ihem." Prize winner of being a phony. spiritual c.,€, as well. bondale. The church. along Lukhele began preaching in Soulh Alricans. he said. feel and laler said it was a slip of "Tht:! Gospel is the only with Ihe SIU-C Black Affa irs l\'1 ozambique in 1976 a nd within thaI P residenl Heagan jumped th~tongue . solution to our people." Council. sponsored Dawson Ihree years fo unded 56 on the bandwagon. but a re " The Bible says thelt f)ut of Lukhele said. " The people and Lukhele's Ca rbondale c h u r c hes . Mozambique ' s "glad 10 have the em pathy of the abundance of the t.e2fllhe there arc f('ady to die for slop communist government has Ihe American people." moulh s peaks, and he ,. hould anything now," . " Were Irying 10 reach a lso given him seven pl ots of Dawson said Ihal the have known Ihal beuer than Lukhele is the founder a nd everyone." said Dawson. who land on which 10 bUJ ld chur "average American" can send anyone. paslor of aboul 140 churches in heads the American delegation ehes. r.lissionaries to stand a nd A cOil vention tilled " E:c odus South Africa which a re under of Ihe ='IHI M a nd recenll,· The "door are open tr" preach in the churches of '86" is scheduled for March 21- the umbrella of Ihe ~cw '·Iope returned fron a \'isit to South preaching." Lukhele said. bUI South Africa ·s ... dominant 31. Dawson said. it's goal is 10 International ~l inis lr ies . He Af- :ca . "',re' r r !etling manipulation is used .. to kenp religion. Ihe Dutch Heformed recruit 1.000 American to tour a nd Ihe He" . Harold Dawson. Ar: ~ rican s <110\\ wh t thev blacks in place." Oppre,S]on '-hurch. . 'The church pus hes Soulh Africa and "deal wil h paslor of Ihe :\ew Hope Church should t. ... .1oing rather than has causro blaeks 10 I"," hope apartheid. There is somelhing Ihe spinlua l aspeel," of Ihe of Deli\'('rence in Peona. III.. JUSI rallying behind an ab in Chris t. which r ~ u l in wrong with their Gospel'" he church there. have been speaking 10 media ~ tra ct cause ." "oling a nd dealh. he sald. said. per ons t hroughou t Ihe " THE Pl'HPOSE of our count ry about the position of TilE 1lL.\("K church ln " \1'11 E:\ 1I 0PE 111 e h"sl lS J)A \I'SO.'\ .\ LSO blasled Ihe Amer ican ·isits." LukheJe the black ChUfl'h 111 ~ outh Amenca. Dawson said, should lost." he aid ... there IS no He\" . .J err I" Falwell. who said. "is to gel more ,eople of Africa. be im oh'ed In the Issue not need. ~n any re~pe<.·t. fo r IIf(' . "isited outh Africa and called God who'd li ke 10 cr,me and frum Ihe standpoint of Through Ihe preaching of It. Bishop Desmond Tutu " a preach all o,'er Soulh Africa. TilEY SPOK E IIllhe ludenl dl\·cstment. but from th Gospel. Dawsi'n said. a phony " that the onh' answer ;5 Center Illinois Room Thursday standpoinl of " wha l Ihe flll 31 pcacelul solut ion lu a parthied "J!!rry Falwell is preaching Chrisl '" . u.s. denies trying to intercept Italian plane H O ~IE I I'll - Prime was shadowed bv an cr.armed details of U.S. mlJitarv aclIon of Ihe Achille La uro. scr~ns . flying \'ery I(lY. . .. ~ltn is t er Bettino (raxi T-39 militar\' utilit\, airCI'",fl. foll owlllg Ihe Achill e La uro Cra xi said lhe Egyplian Craxi said. cha rged , hursd2Y thaI a U.S. "ThaI was Ihe only pla ne." ooe hijacking in which Il a lian a nd Boeing 737 was escorted on th Craxi added Ihat im F-14 jel Iried 10 intercepl an official said American forces confronted flighl 10 Rome by four lIalian medialely after Ihe Egyplian airliner carrying PalestiOian f!tch other twice. jelfighlers. who reported Ihal airliner landed at (iampino . I hammed Ab bas from Sicil\" TilE (JFFlnALS. speaklllg three minutes after the\' left Ai riJOrl " a U.S. military T39 10 Home by lelling the plane:, on condition the\' not be C' H.\:\I SAIU Ihe Egypl ian Sigonella a ·.S. F-14 jetfighler a"cra:1 landed and parked a l"'lia~. fig hlH escort 10 "gv idenlified. sald the 'r · ~9 did nol airliner car rylllg Paicstine approached Ih m .. few dozen meters away. 3 V. 3\' recei\'c It orders fum Liberallo Orgalllzalion of cla iming it was a n emergency Itah' filed an immediate Wa shiligton butlhat "someone ficial Abbas and a PLO aIde "Til E P I LOT did nol landing .. ' protest with Wa s hington, wa~ com.:rrned Abbas would be from igonella to Rome':;: respond 10 demands Ihal he (raxi said taken 10 Cairo'" The offlcials Ciampino military airport was Identif\' himself:' Craxi said In \l'a shlnglon. ad - deehned 10 id nllf, which llllercepled lale F"day by the "On the cont rar\,. he asked our Correction OlmistratlOn officials a ngrily militar\' commander issued t; .. jelS. flghler planes 10 go away. Our Thursda" 's issue of Ih Dailv denied Craxi' charge Ihal a1 the ord'er 10 Ihe T ·39 or from The t;niled SI31e had asked fighter pilots say 11 was an F· Egyplian conlalned a F-14 Tomcal Iried 10 inlercepl where. the Ilalian gO" ernmenl 10 hold 14 . misspelling 111 t h earlhquake an airliner while it was flying B efo re reSJgni ng his Abbas un til it could prO\'idc " Forty kilometers (2-4 miles l preparedness s tory. The bel ween ici'" and Home. bul gO\·er nmenl. Craxi disclosed enough evidence 10 s how he frolT! Cia mpino Ai rpur t. the source's name should have acknowledged the Boeing 73i in a speech to Parliament new was ill\'ol\'ed in the hijacking aircraft va ni shed off Ilur radar been C. Raymond Nowacki .
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IlOM ECOM ING WEEKE:\D IS IlEBE AGAII'( - a time 10 relax and enjoy the festivities . And mayhe it's a gG\.."d time to be thinking about how the event can continue to be in: craved in th e future. One improvement would be increa!"ca involvement at the college. school. department and social group levels. a developmenl that Hom""oming organizers say has been taking place. For instance. this year the School of Technical Careers plans to have a teilt ior jt..:., alumni Set up along the parade route. But there's more that can be done. Alumni would be more likely to return to campus if activities were planned in their respective coll ege< - or betleT still. in their respective s ~ hools or departments - because activities at that level would provide a better opportunity to meet former classmates and instructors. Alumni Services could hel p the various units organize activities and coordinate them with the plans at the Uni versity level. Letters A!I; 0 MORE ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES. such 2S lectures. seminars and demonstrations of new technology, could be of fered in addition to the tradition social activities. This idea has been gair.ing support. For example, this year Ihe College of Business Administration will hold demonstrations of new CGuipment being used in the school. But this too can be further Don't close the book on MIAs developed. In response to Dr. Turley's will come when aU our people that any American POWs are Alumni Services has been encouraging participation in letter on Oct. 14. we feel we are accounted for and we will being held in Southeast Asia ." Homecoming - as well as increasing eHarts to get alumni to must reply. Our intent in the be able to "close the book ." However . he said. " The come back ior other events, such as Springfest - and organizers POW-MIA program was to Dead or alive lamilies need to government has n o ~ ruled out say they are pleased with the response they have received. But make the public aware that know if their loved ones will t~e possibility that there are more can be done. there are still 2,4.71 Americans ever come home. POW. being held and routinei, Homecoming is a time for the entire University community - missing from Vietnam and In regards to the vigil held investigaterl firsthand reports past and present - to get together and celebrate. This year's that they haven't been on Oct. 4. once again our intent of live si.ghtings." Homecoming will likely be a success. (The football Salukis are forgotten. was misunders tood . As The article also stoted that favored to defeat Southeast Missouri !. But everyone should Dr. Turley's definition of students and residents of two Army officers charged support the efforts of Alumni Services to increase partici palion. miniscule in comparison of Illinois, our purpose wa~ to that their superiors squashed It can only enhance the occasion. previous wars and our - those honor the 104 - it was 105 but reports that more than 100 of organizations involved in one was returned April 1984 - Ame, icans were being held as the POW-MIA awareness missing from our home state. POWs as recently as last year. program, the Na tional League Also. there is no wa y the We think it is our duty as Will real answers ... of Families . Ve teran "possibility of MIAs being held Americans to not let our In order to help prot,~1 the structures at either end of Life Associations and the families in Vietnam has been proven government rest until a full sanity of the students, I a!ll Science " are obviously of those still missing - false." If this were true, we accounting of all our men and writing in response to the missile silos. definition of miniscule differ would have a fuU accounting of women is established. If there lelter written by Chris and An ombudsman is a sort of greaUy. our MIAs and we don't. is the slightest chance that Noel Oct. 15. guru who helps troubled We, as representatives of In an article in the Oct. 7 tht~y are alive, it's worth any The thing that rotates near students achieve oneness with Harper Angel Flight, would issue of the .. Air Force lime or effort on our part. the Student center is a speciaJ the University community . not call 2.477 human beings a Times," Department of -Kim Engelmann, com· perpetual motion device tha t Faner Hall is not actually " miniscule" number. We do Defense s pokesman Maj. mander. Angel Flight. Radio keeps the campus safe from U riot proof, but it is a trap not feel that it is too much to Keith Schneider stated, " the and Television and Linda of I students, Martians. designed to lure rioters inside. ask to have a full accounting of U.S . Government's position is Kullick, member. Angel Klingons and other aliens. where they are lost forever. MIA's and we pray that a time that it has been unable to prove Flight. Theatre. The concrete blocks east of Captain Crunch is missing the Recreation Center serve as because no one knows where weights to hold down the he is. Bears fan sees success for future Itround on which they rest. While I'm at it I might just So, Ron Warnick h?les the position players have replaced upon us. I'm sure the Bears The tribeswoman in the as well solve two olher Bears and their loyal fans? the old guard. will be in the hunt for the hig Student Center is actually not problems. Buy a non-historical Well , Ronnie, it's obvious that prize, your Seahawks wiii be a sculpture at all ; she is a canDon and put it under the success in the city breed. You can make fun of .lim home for the holidays alld the petrified woman who was flag pole. Put Charlotte West McMahon. His slats and a uigh price of corn and pork will still found in "fat man's squeeze" in Wa yne Williams' vacated ~~~::t~Cis ~~ c~n~r~:'ll"in~isand rating speak for themselves. be way too low. See all you true by a student who dared to go in finalist position. - Mike As for William Perry, he's Bears faos at the Tap this with a flashlight. The concrete Phillips, senior. Geology. What's the matter, Ronnie? making big bucks as a Sunday. - Karl D. Schneiter, Didn 't your mommy let you defensive lineman and part graduate student. History, watch or play sports while you time fullback in the NFL. You .. .please come forth were growing up? I bet you are still sitting in front of your As student workers in the casion, result in rather un· were too busy in your local plate of corn in central lUinois Who's duped Neckers Building, we feel that sanitary conditions. But. as Future Farmers of America thinking about the moisture it is our moral obligation to any first-year science student club to know who the Bears or con lent in this year's corn For the past several weeks: shed some light on the per well knows, urine is sterile. any other teams were. crop. As for your comparison have read numerous letters by linent q"estions raised by Tha t is why these buckets r:f Ditka to Vermeil, there is Lincoln Canfield claiming th.1t Chris Peskc and Noel Desierto drain into a large pipe which Granted, the Bears of the none. Vermeil left the NFL those of us who opposo Oct. 15. We em no longer keep runs to the inverted structure past had " boobs" in the front early due to stress; Ditka American support for the silent. between the Life Science offi ce, as head coaches and as knows enough to let it all Ollt, contras have been duped by To begin with, the trickle buildings. This structure then players on the field. True get mad and have a few drinks those crafty old men in the from N~kers L~ not rain. Due recycles the liquid into coffee Bears fans have always after winning the big game. Kremlin. to lack of proper lavatory for the Student Center. - s upported (though not Ronnie, Ditka and the Bears f?cilities, the roof of Neckers Kristy White, secretarial and necessarily liked ) their learn. will be here for some lime to 1 was JUS! \\·ondering. Is it was turned inie a giant office specialties ; Kathy Now, we have the hope of come. possible that Mr. Canfield has outhoust: containing many Foster, accounting; She ri continued success for the been duped by tha t crafty old large buckels . Unfortunately, Smith, pre-nursing : Sim one future. Front office smarts, Well , Ronnie. let's chat man in the White House? a strong wind may. on oc· Wilson. University Studies. great coaching "nd superior again when Super Sunday is Nick Rion. Anna. Doonesbury BY GARRY Tf1\JOEAU Editorial Policies Signed orlides , incl uding letters, Viewpoint, Dnd ~ commeI'ltotiM, n,fl«1 the opinionl of thefr authors onl.,. 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Jans Larson, left. entertained the crowd wh ile b ~ I.nclng high above the big top floor. Several ch ildren, below. had the chance to battle Kastl, the baby elephant, In a tug of wlr.
The day the circus came to town When Wa\',l e F r anzen animals." Franzen sa i(. . " 1 show , a former SI '-C student. decided to sra ft a circus in went to college for awhile a nd says drawing a crowd to the 1974, hc didn'l have vcrv much taught school for six years . circus has been a problem in money, But that did n't stop Then I escaped to the ci rcus.:' th e la st few "ears. him from living out his dream. The Franzen Brothers .. It used io be that a ci rcus "With me. there was n't Circus made a one-day stop in could just ad\'ertise they were much mone\' im'olved. 11 was Murphysboro last week for two coming to town and that would all ambition:' Franzen sa id. evening shows at the Jackson lx' enough to draw a crowd." "I could weld a nd I was my County Cooperative Extension s.~id William Re\'nolds. the own mechanic. I went from Service, The show brought a show's ringmaster . " People there." pretty good siz.,d crowd to the just don't want to get out of F ranzen. a Wi sconsin na tive. big top for the first per thei r eas\' chairs all\'more.·· started by trai ning animals as fo r ma nce, but the crowd fell Revnoids. a natl\:~ of :\1 ount a hobby. E,'entuallv, tha t off considerably for the second Ver non. did some gradua te hobby !>ticame his life, ' show, Franzen said com work at SlU-C in 1969, He was a petition with a rea hig h school school teacher in Breeze, Ill ., footba ll games probably had but he eventuall\" left hi a n effect on ticket sales, THE RI:'>GM ASTER for the
Heidi Casady, above. performed two aerob.tlc acts during the show. Earlier in the day. Okha. the World 's Most Well-Trained Elephant. right, helped elephant handler Kurt Casady rals. the tent poles under the big top,
Story and photos by Ken Seeber
Daily Egyptian, October 18, 1985, Page 5 ...... '''!' . S-Senate approves funds for ISA after much debate By Ken Seeber 'LMurdale~;~I~ Shoppin Cen"ter'~~~ 529· I 56', s ta te that "the USO receive no seated as a senator from the Stal1 Wnler more funding for the ISA or west side and Mike Miller was The UndergraG!la te Student USSA until their position in the seated as a senator from the r------, Organi1.ati on provided fu ndit1:; usa is resolved." Coll ege of Libera l Ar ts. ! Sweetest Day i fo r se v e r n l ca mpus " 1 think irs good what is The usa a lso approved bills I organizations during Wed goi ng on with the ISA a nd registering three new campus I $5.00 off one dozen i ncsday night 's meeti:lg . USSA tonight. eSiX'Cia lly with or ganizations : The Non I 11 also pa::sed two pieces of sena tors showing some COIl Traditional Student Uniol .. the I Red Samantha Roses i legislation 10 fu nd the Ill inois cern over where their con Agr icultural Computer Club Student Association and the sti tuents' money is going," a nd the International Folk i (Gu;]ronte ed) I llnited Sta t es St u dent said Nicole Giasser. vice Da nce Group. I (with coupon only) i Association after a lengthy president of the ISA . after the The usa a Iso passed LI ______Expires Oct. 19. 1985 ~I debate meeting. " But I think it's legislation r epealing two Sevcral senators expressed unfortunate that some of the res ol utions passed las t spring $001(' concern o\'(> r I he senators can ' , m a ke the tha t called for moving the relallonship I A and the L'SSA connecti on between the ISA overnight parking lot for 'd ?6 DI/",-- (J ~ had with th ~ CSO. There ha~ and USSA a nd the students Thompson Point residents . FfI b('"n some speculation o,'cr \'oices in the legislature," av ~ ~~ ~~ '. the possibility of making the The CSO a lso passed bills TIl E HESO Lt;TIO:\S tha t ISA a Hegis tered Student providing funds for t2 other were repealed requested that "Puffin on the Hifl" i· Organization so the usa will campus organi zati ons without the Pa rking Division and the b e ab le to fund the debate. Office of Ca mpus Aflai,'s organil.ation Illore easily. designa te lot 23. between Ft.::\DI:\G W,\ S a pproved Thompson Point a,d Greek CONTEST ~IAI > " FILII'S. prt'S ident of for the following Registered How. as overnight parki1Jg for Come out & do your morite artist the ISA . made an appearallce Student Orga nizations ; Thompson P oint residents and a t the meeting to answer Creative Concepts. the Mu slim that lot four next to the qu es tions o\'er the purpose of Arab You th Association, Communicati ons Building be the I A F ilips is a s tudent at Sigl1l~l Ta u Gamma, the Social design a te d fo r davtime fSO 1st Prize f2S 2nd Prize the Unh'crsit\' of Illinois in Work Student Alliance. the parking only. The purpose of Champa ign. . Mid-America Peace Project. the two resolutions was to free hee admission hee popcorn Filips told the senate lhat thp SIC \ 'ctcrans Association. up parking for off-campus through the ISA and SS A Iota Phi Thet"'. the Student residents . students can ha\'e a stronger Orientation Committee. the The r esolu t io ns ha ve \'oice in the state and national Amer ican Baptist Students. r eeeived cons iderable op Saturdav legislature. th e S inga p ore Stud e n t position from Thompsor, Poi nt F il ips also said the s\u(k A~ s ociation a nd the Institute of residents , SOUTHERN ILLINOIS' BEST go\'ernments of se\'era! stale Electrical a nd Electnlllic universities. including S1U-C. Engineers, Correction a re considering r unning The usa a Iso approved The number of s tudents in DANCE VIDEOS referenda later thi vpa r to funding for three projects for the Depa rtment of Cinema and request a manda tory 'student Harper-Angel F light. Photography was incorrectl y ENJOYTHE BEST N(GHT UFE THIS hee popcorn fcc to pro\"lde funding for the Total fu nding allocated a t Slated in Thursday's Daily FR(DAY & SATURDAYAT : IS:\ . He said pdrt of the money the meeting came to S10,·fi5. Egyptian. There a r e 284 free admission would be used to open a n office s tude nts e nrolled in the 111 Springfield t'\ 0 1'11 Ell business. bills to department. with 14G un seat two new senators were der g r a duate photogra phy C~~,C~~S Til E l 'SO pa ssed the two approved. majors. The photo la b wa bills after a mendi ng them to James R. Schnep}X'r was desigoed for 80 s tudents . .? : ~~:: ~o: '~" ~~ ' -~~~-fi'~ ~E~ ~;'f;;~""~~" :;,:~~~:~~l ( , ~ " ,Y' I'-' V.,i' ;0. /9' I .~ ,)~ ~'~c'" /9lf~~·~~ :>" {; ( ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 " for a REAL Homecoming " ~ ~ 'j The Golden :;oun,I., "gon • . ,h•• om. fo, :,. Club. 'helongb,on,h. { ~ leo's , M i n Kitty 's. the Pathole, Junior Hotchet ~ . Stella's , Carrie's , ~ Z Sonopart's. ReHeat and lhe Rumpus. Roo," . 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SA1THOAY ~IEETl:\G: C& l' l'lNEM/\TEQl'E Will should submit resumes im day. and from noon to 5 p.m . irll"' ~ mation ca ll the niled SIt.; Strategic Garnes Society. presenl the Alfred Hil chcoc k medi3tcly to Frank Klein. Su nda y . Food will be Wa y 'lffic~ at 549-0350. noon, Student Center third mystery. "Murder." Friday at Ca r eer Planning and a vailabie. as well as demon floor. Sl';\,DA)' ~I EE T1I\ G : 3 p.m. in the Morris Library Placement. Woody Hall B-204 . strations of arts and crarts and "SO ME NEGLECTED Jackson Qun t\' Historical Auditorium. Admission is free. a flea market. Call 893-2344 or T opics i :1 Economic Society. 2 pm.. in the PIlOEMX CYCLES 21 Mile 893·2170 ror more information. Development" will b e basement of Ihe Old Post GA Y AI\D Lesbian Peoples Road Race will start noon presented by Ali Khan. Office Building. 1401 Walnut. Union will have a picnic SU"dar on McLafferty Road professor of econom:cs a t the Murphy boro. Saturday from I p.m . to 7 p.m . om front of the University UI\ IYERSITY MALL is University of Illinois, Friday at Giant City State Park. Press Building. Prizes for the sponsoring a United Way at 3:30 p.m . at Faner 1006, as AO \ ' E:\Tl'HE HESOl'lH' E GLPU will provide all the food top thrP.e places from each age Agency Fair Saturday from 10 pa r t of the Vandeveer Speaker Center Openhouse. featuring a for a $t cover . BYOB . group. S3 entry fee. For in a. m . to 9 p.m . a nd Series sponsored by '.he demonstration and workshop formation call Phoenix Cycles irom noon to 5 Depa rtment of Economics. in outdoor ca rnping·cooking Ul.A C K G HAI>L'ATE at 549-36 t2. and \'arious new games. Student Association will hold • • • • • • Downstairs in the Rcc Center. its 1985 rece ption Sunday from t:\1)I":-'; STl'OE :\T Open to all eligible Hee Center 5 p.m 107:30 p.m . in the Old Association will inaugurate Egyptian Drive-In users Main Room . India Week at the Times If! 1.SWel! 10 " lJIUlnCo Alipart 9U8116 Square Mall. Mount \ ernon. GATES OPEN 7 00 KOllE \:\ Sl'l'DE:\T SI:\GAPOHEA:\ STl ' OE Saturday. ADULTS 11.50 Ass ociatIon IS pre enling :\TS gradua ting in Dec. t9B5 RUQAY . SATURDAY & SUNDAY " Ooes the uckoo Cn in the and l\tav 1986 in Btlsiness. :~ight '?" a Korean film", Friday Accounting . Economics . " BALI> K;\'O [l Cross Back to the Future PQ at 7 p.m. a nd 9 p.m . Student Finance or Computer cience. Oktoberfes t. " Bald Knob IFIRST SHOW STAR TS A! 7 <)0 Center Illinois Room and whl1 are interested in ;'\1ounlain nea r Alto Pass. will · P LU S 2nd SHOW· pursuing a career with lhe be the scene of an "Oktober· POTl.lTh l)I:\:\EII and Bank of America in Singapore. fest." 9 a. m. to 6 p.m . S.11Ir- Wier
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StiR Photo by J.mn Quigg Tim Curtis, who placed second In the Lite Beer crowd In the Student Center Roman Room with. Comedy Connection Competition. broke up the Jok •. We have always brought you beautiful collections of HANDCRAnED JEWELRY ••• Comedy competition earns Now we've added CLOTHING •• • NATURAL FABRICS· EASY TO WEAR STYLES students bucks for yuks ·EASY FIT By Mary Lung Definitely for the CREATIVE WOMAN ••• Staff Writer shirls for each wi nner. AU Anothe r Mill e r comedy contestanls received Miller evenl is the Second City Li te Comedy Conneclion t· Comedy Troupe a ppearing Stude n ls crowd ed t he shirls. F riday a t 8:30 in the Student Student Center 's Roman Room leBeau and Comedy Con· Center , Ballrooms A a nd B. Tuesday night 10 see an a nnual [jecti on Coordinator J ohn Tickels are 53 a nd 55 a t the Dleldo,cope• Homecoming event. the Miller Summerhof emceed the event, Student Center Ticket Off ice. Lite Comedy Conneclion. introducing each of Ihe nine 209 5 Illinois . I organized by SPC's Special comedians. As each act Evenls Commillee. fi nished. fou r judges wrole The Comedy Conneclion down their scores. laler tallied Ihe Varsity Sport olllle Mind featured amaleur comedy acts on an adding machine. performed by sludenls. Comedians Jay BelHsimo. first-pl ace winner Kevin J oe Wa lL e rs. Kevi n He r· Hernandez pleased the crowd na ndez. Todd Wi ll iams. Tim and judges with his White Curl is. Mi chael Ha rrison Cas li e a nd Taco Bell Brown. Wesley Crum, SIeve restaurants routine. Second Eagen a nd Ma rk P a ulson vied place finisher Tim Curtis did fo r the audience a nd judges' well wi th his impressions of response with jokes, ad·libs. Mr. T. a nd Andy Rooney, and bodily contortions a nd im· Ihird· p lace c omic T odd pressions. Mos t of the Willia ms won with his though Is evening's comedic roulines ~HAS A FEW QUESTIONS FOR YOU, on SIU life, including com include<' jokes a bout life at mentary on the uneven male SIU, part ies, chil dhood , APPLICATIONS clue Tuesday, Oct. 21 to-female ra tio. women and sex. ot the SPC office. 3rd floor, Student Center " I'm pleased with it," said Several of the contestan's Homecomi n g C hairma n had had previous stand·up Connie leBeau, " It was a lot of comedy experience, although Initial m_tlnl Tuesday, Oct. 22 fun. " the nervousness of a few Each of Comedy Con· newcomers was apparent. The First Ploce teom is awarded $125 per person nection 's three wi nners audience was appreciative or received prizes; $75 fur the all the comic efforls, despite Second Place team receives Sl00 per person. first·place winner, S30 for one comic having to tell his second place, $20 for third listeners when his jokes were " .. up Intorn.tlon .....' & .ppll.. "_.t IPC OHI... place, and Miller jackels a nd t· over. W fI_. Stutl.n' C-t.r. SH-Dft ------
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IlIino ~ 62040 KAISERIINNSBRUCK TASTING Sat 2prn.6prn 15 Minute from St. louis •••••lAt Pinch Penny We Care For Your Buying Power So Compare!! •••••• CUB sponsors town forum on uiilities act By Jim McBride member grnup's activilles lobbied ror passage or the Stall WilIer during this year . tratcgies for Public tilities Act and in· Pe ts a nd Supplies of a ll Kinds addit ional consumer action tervened in several ulility rate will also be discussed. Increase hearings before the The Citizen's Utilit\' Board. Mon-SaIIO·6pm a canS11mcr utility \\'atchdog " We encourage all CU B Illinois Commerce Com group. has announced it will m e mbe rs a nd o th er mission. 61A-549·7211 hold a ''',own Hall Meeting" at ratepayers from the area to tilily companies are 2 p.m. all Saturday. alJohn A. participate in what should be required by law to permit the Murdale Shopping Center Logan College in Ca rterville an exciting event.·· said statewide group to place C B Carbondale, Illinois The purpose of the meeting Hobert Gustafson, CUB's 22nd lite rature in monlhy utility will be to discuss the new congressional di s tric t bills up to four times a nnually. Public Ut ilities Act, recent repr~enta tiv e . For additiona l information developments in the tc.l cphone During the group's first on the meeting, call CU B industry a nd the t 25.000· year . it ha s successfully headquarters at 1-8oo·22?·?8?2. E CIRCUS, from Page 5 teaching position for a job with she ha s had with the circus, have just gone nuts." rranzen a ci rcus playing the trumpet Mariel said she is not con· said. " I've never been sued because .. teaching got too vinced show business is for and look what happened to me! political and not enough her. How am I supposed to buy a educational. .. new tent if I have to pay S84 .000 " IT' ' )\;OT very run, really," a year for i n su rance ~" HEY;I;O Ll)S HA S been Mariel said. " I don 'l have tea ching his 5-year-old anybody to play with." F H A;I; ZE ;I; ' S CIR CUS daughter, Mariel. himself. Heynolds said he wa nts employs about 30 people, using the Ca lvert System, a Marie.i to get a good education although he says the number branch of the University of and learn what other options changes from week to week. Maryland. Besides reading, she has in lire. The circus puts on two shows a writing and arithmetic, Mariel "Being an artist isn't a very day, seven days a week, rorty is learning how to perform in lucrative fi eld, really," weeks a year. the circus already. She is Reynolds said, " butI'll always "You know , everybody practicing a trapeze rouline be in show biz." thinks we go sit on a beach in and trick riding. She is also one Florida all wi nter, but we of the few people in the world FRANZE)\; AGREED that don't," Franzen said . " We to ever ride a giraffe. being in show business isn't paint and weld and fix and sit Despite a ll or the adventures always easy. He also said that on the phone trying te line up the circus business has seen another season." better days. The cost or his The circus will be on the SIU-C police to liability insurance went up road until Dec. 2, when it will 1100 percent last year rrom head for the warmer weather lock illegal bikes 57,000 to $84 ,000. Eventually, or Florida to wait out the cold. the company he was with The 13th edition or the E rrectively immediately, the dropped him completely. Franzen Brothers Circus will Parking Division will enforce "Lawsui ts invol ving animals begin in March. impoundment guidelines ror bicycles that don't have No Cover )jcJ. current decals, says parking o~· "oo ,c, manager Merilyn Hogan. ~0tJ'I'-\~ c,~~ ~o~ ~I'- cJ.\.I'- f"~ tJ'\~ Hogan said that such ~oV:oo\.\.c, \\-{ bicyc.les will be bolted by SIU RESTAURANTtlOUNGE l C police with a " permanent type lock " to a stationary FREE Loun e Buffet - Mon-Frl 5-8 m ,\oll~C, structure. I'-~ ~10NDAY NIGHTS: "Wherever you leave them, ~\.I'-~,c, thai 's where you'U find them." shesaid. MONDAY NIGHT fOOTBALL ogi~~c, Hogan said that owners wi ll In the LOUNGE Cl have to ask University police ~\.I\~ to ha ve their bicycles with free FOUR-FOOT SUB-SANDWICH J~'o/I unlocked. A $5 citation will be DURING GAME TIME issued and a $3 impoundment ..f'C, ree assessed before a bike is ThIs w_k _ the Gr_n Bay Packers c'" unlocked. take on the undefeated ChIcago Baars. JIl~ OIl~ Decals cost $2 a nd can be purchased at the Washington LIvE. fntert.lnment &. D.ndns :i-~o Square Parking Division of \\,..00°c, fice. Wed-Sat 8 :30- \ :30 U "You must have your Dike This Wednesday thru Saturday come see registerer! on campus to ride," shesaid QOflRTER MOON - ANOLDFASHIONFLEAMARKET-
011)) l'O"TN 1.. 1OlIO Jt ..~ OUR SPECIALS RUN ALL WEEK (not just the weekend) 6" CAN 2.50 TORADA Franzia 750 5.99 750 mt TEQUILA .01 Mounuln Asti Crest ~~ 2.83 cR£n££ ~w. 1.7S C.... dl.n VIIJKA 1.5 Junot l 4.55 12PK CAN 4.62 Page 10, Daily Egyptian, OctOOer18, 1985 Sports Medicine Program Open since '979 offers advice on keeping fit SPECIAL LUNCHES from '2.40 - By Brett Yates u .so which ir1\"ol\'cs pulling tiP on :1 TilE INFOIIMATIO:-i about StaffWnler Indude.· E99t oll. F,i.d Rice . Wonton Chips. bar to determine strength. food intake is broken down into HOURS Sweet & Sour Pork. Fri.d Shrimp & Tofu Chop Suey Wh!'n choosing an exercise Af!!'f being tested. peop1e a re Ihe different mi nera l groups M·F II om· 11 pm BEST CHINESE BUFFET program for the first time. then advised on how much and compa red to the amount of 701 S.1I1. A"• . minera ls needed to maintain a Sal4pm· 11 pm such as running or ..... eight work they need La start out Sun4pm. 10pm INTOWNU.95 618/ $.49·5031 lifting. one often has Ihe dif· with in the excercise of their healthy body. Wh ite said. By Carbondale ficulty of deciding how much choice. looking a t the printout and exercise to start out with. comparing the column of food Fitness assessments. advice HELP WITII sports injuries intake with Lhe column of f HALioWE EN-COSTUMES: on exercise and nutrition and is a nother service offered. minera l require ments one help With ports injuries are Wh ite. who is an athletic would be able to see if he or she is deficient in iron or is con - LONGBRANCH - ! free ser vices offered te trainer. said the most common across fr&m Tres Hombres - next to the trocks ! I problems that she sees involve suming too many car s tudents by the Sports look for the oronge & brown owning I Medicine Program at the jo~ n~ . such as knee or dUow bohydrates. 100 E. Jockson 10·6 Halloween Week I Recreation Center. inJUries. The ('ompule:- examines the total acti',ily of a person and Design your own : ostumes from a large variety gives the total calonc output of I FITNESS ASSESSME:-iTS Those who come in with of masks, WigS , huts, dresses. jackets. hair color I by the Sports Medicine a ll the activities computed. Program were started in ~~nor i~L~ri~n~re !~~t~ec~~~ White said. From tt.is a person and jewelry. : mended excercises to do. knows how many calories are January by Joanne Wh ite. l!.!.:~~'!2'urcho se over $5.00) expires 10127/ 85 I coordinator of fitness and White said. Those with more being burned and can deter sports medicine in the Office of serious injuries a re sent to the mine if they are getting enough Intramural-Recreational Spo niversity Health Service to excercise. rts. White said she recei"ed be exa mined by a physician to her background for the fitness determine the severity of lhe White says many students assessment program from injury. . ulilize the services. A:x,ut 20 workshops she a ttended which students visit her office daily. were offered by the American A ;-;EW service offered by and a total of about 150 College uf Spor ts Medicine. the Spor ts Medicine Progra m students this semester have is the Diet Energy Analyis come for fitness assessmenlS WIIITE SAID those who Program. In the program . and for help with sports in come in for f itness which began last Friday. juries assessments a re tested for participants record a ll of their "J've seen an interest in the strength. muscle endurance. daily activities. how much qU fslions the students are body composition a nd acorbic Lhey have slepl, what they asking." White said. capability. Some of these tests. have eaten and the amount of (or example. involve sit·ups: time they spent engaged in The Sports Medicine Office skin fold measurements to physical activity. incl ud ;~g is located in Room % acr <>ss determine bod)' composition: walking to classes. Wh ite said. from the weight room on the use of a bicycle ergometer to This information is then fed first floor of the Rec Center. dele. :nine aerobic endurance: into a compute r which Appoi ntments to see White can and use of a dynamometer . evaluates the data. be made by calling 453-3021) . ROCKTAII( Friday Nite R AT E D~ FOR Fantasy A R N A T I V E from St. Louis 9:30-1:30 MARKETED BY IMPOR TANT RE CORDS ....Y ...GG LIFE S A RIOT WITH SPY vs. SPY Salurdav Nile Bnnging politics tolhemosses Ihroughmuslc IS Bragg sOOg. Th iS British o~ - morl . bond uses only vOICe and gUitar to creole dever. proud and enloyoble mUSIC. 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Oclober t8. 1985 - I SIU-C HOMECOMING '85 Daily Egyptian Oldest alumnae joining Association luncheon graduated 60 years ago By Sussn Sarkau skas which would meet weekly to discuss Slat1Wnter lileralure ana put on shoi,s . Karraker When SI alumni gather aturdayat was also in the Young Women's the Alumni Associa tion luncheon. Chris tian Association. and worked on man~ ' w.1l brag of being 30. 40 or 50· the Obelisk yea rb M ~ staff. year alumni. But none of them can top the claim Margaret Browne Karraker AFTER G H ADl'ATI:\ G from can make She'll be the oldest alumnae S.L '.U .. Karraker taught school in a t the luncheon - representing the J onesboro for one year. She then at· outhern Illinois Norma l University tended Millikin ni\fCrsity in Decatur, class of 191; wher e s he comple ted her bac· Karraker first attended school here calaurea te degree in library scieace. in 1903. when she began the second She returned to S.L '.U. a nd worl;ed in grade at the l"m\'crsity-run elemen the library for two years. he thpn quit tan :-(:hool Her father. for whom Bru,", n~ a udi torium was named. was a W~~rt~at~~ m~!~ie~1i a resident of ch(>llllstr) profes or . Jonesboro since her ma rriage. li\'ing in the house in which her late husband Til E EJ.E~ I E:\T . \HY school was in was born. he i the mother of fi ve. a the Old ~l ai n Building. which. with grandmother of t2. a nd a grC2t· Wheeler Libra ry. comprised the grandmother of three. Her oldest and ca mpus. By the time she graduated. youngest sons graduated from SIU. AII\'n Hall and Shr\'ock Aud;;or ium Da\'id Geo r ~c Karraker. class of 1947. ha d been added t the·eampu,. is a resc,Hch chemist. Hobert. who She graduated early from the school. graduated in the early 19505. is a completing high school a nd the two chemistry prolessor a t Eastern Illinois year progra m Latinate Normal Course Universit y. in fi\'c vcars, She 'has mct a:: the University IiA!! HAK EII nOESI"T get back to presidents except the fi rst. Her family campus often these days. But when s he lived close to the niversity. at 902 S. does. she is • :ittlc awed by the size of ~orm a l Ave. Normal Avenue is now the place. . niversil\' Avenue. and the two-and " It was just that one little place," one·half acres of land the family lived s he said. speaking of what is now Old nn was sold to the University for about Main Mall. Where Lake lIidgway - S3.(I()() Woody Hall s tands there now. their popular gathering place - was. is now Davies Gymnasium. She misses E.\CH DA Y began with a n assembly the Old Main Buildi ng. which burned of s tudent;; and fa culty. with the hymn down in 1969. singing and the reading of an· Sill" Photo by Jim P I ~c. nouncements . So m et i m es the But there is still one sight familia r to Floatin' president of the University. Mark her - the fountain in the middle of the Tom W.ldhoff, . junior In agribusiness, helped put together the Alpha Gamma Rho Parkinson. or another faculty member mall. float Thursd.y. The float' s theme is " Hold down the Indians" and is being buill would address the students. " It·s kind of ni ce to s till see that." with help !tom AGR ' s sisters, thllt Rho Mates. She belonged to the Zetetic Society. she said. BEA WINNER RUGGER AID We aren't the world but won't you help anyway? How many times have you been feeling law and someone will say... "A t least you have your health ... " ~@~@~~u @©~@~~~ ~@~~ Let us help you be a winner with services to help you mointain your health, teach you self-core skills )]J~@Lill dl, @ ~ @@ ~Lill ~@ ~ or help you regai'! your health. Your SIU Student Health Program 0 «®lS Iii1@lS@ )V®m UlZ@D Open BAM · 4:30PM. Monday . Friday @~ @@ ~~ OOrul~~~@rul After hours coli Diol . A - Nurse 536 -5585 ~~ ~lli@ oo@g' SsL fhoto featuring: THE SIU-C'S 204 W. Freeman WOMEN'S RUGBY TEAM Campus Shopping Center 529-2031 & FRIENDS $1 .99 Goers a long way! Your donations will help send Barb . An i~a . and Laura to England and Franc e as part of the Ur,itpd State' 5 2 rolls oUM HR 100 135·24 xp li t I • Women ' s Rugby Touring Side. 3M $1.99 ~Jl©~~ ColorPrinl HR100 "~!riJ@'J1i'@©U ~IU'lU , It ::i1 i!i'''''~ ©I ru' '" 'I©' @. ~;::'-:; 1::;: ""'Q) &. , ....pon 1t-l'..aS Page 2a . Daily Egyptian. October 18. 1985 TV exec, accountant, PRESENT YOUR Kenyan official are SA.LUKIS alumni award winners SAVINGS A tel("\'isior. staiiotl owner. a CARD AT .. . member of Ken ya's pCi rliarncnt and a Carbonda )(, accountant will recci \'(~ the 1985 Alumni Achicvement Awards dlll ing Homeconllllg cer e m onies Sal urdn \' at the St udent Cenler. '.;innc·rs of the 28 th a ~ l lu al award!" 611 S . Illinois ~ : . \ Ra lph E. Becker. of Darien. {'onn .. president a nd chief op<> ralmg officer of 529-4130 Telcdsion la tlon Partners of New York Ci ty: J ona thon K. ig'cno. milllstcr of education. science and 10% discount on food purchase .m/y. technology in Kenya and member of Award Winning Pizza. the countr y's parliament : a nd Harold I Dycus. par tner and co-owner of Sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Associaflon D\'Cus. Schmidl a nd Bradley. cerl ified publ ic accountancy fi rm' in Ca r· bondale. Becker a nd l'i g'eno a re being ciled fo r professional achievement. while Dycus is bei ng recognized for out standing ser Jice to the University and the Alumni A ~ sociation , Becker, 54. was a mong the first group of s ludents to enroll in a fledgling SI radi"'lelevision program SOIT & BLAZER in 1954. He heioed launch Ihe University's first . rad:o produ(' tion studio in a cra mped set of Army SALE barracks on the south\\'est edge of the campus , ONE WEEK ONLY - OCT. 11th THRU 19th Since gra duating from SIU-C in 1955. Any purchase allows you to enter our drawing he has worked in various a reas of the broa dcasting industry. including s ti nts for a $100.00 gift certificate to be gi ven away in sales a nd management for Nov . 1, 1985 Metromedia in Peoria. Washinglon. D.C .. and San Francisco. In March 1982. Becker a nd his partner bought four teJ e\'ision stations, ~ OLASSIC • which formed the basis of Television Station Partners, The company now DORNER AL~ERA TIONS own s and operates six network· Mol In & W <'bhlnQlon affiliated n ' s talions in Michiga n. -drho r.dalt' Pennsyl\'a nia, Georgia , New York and Ohio. He ree h'ed tillS year 's Alumnus of Ihe Year awa rd' from lh radio- television department, Ng't:no. a two--Q p.gree graduate of SIU. has been Keraya 's minister of education. scif?nce and technology since 1983. He was elected to the parliament in 19;9 and holds the title of Elder of the Golden Hearl, which is bestowed upon dis tinguished members of the parliament. 100 different Calendar Titles He nas also served as Kenya's minister of basic education and $4.95 .. $12.95 mini ster of wattr development. He received a master's degree in political science from SIU in 1966 and a Ph.D. in 19i2. Ig'eno wa~ the speaker (or this BEST SELECTIO" I" TOW" year's Disti ngl1l shed Lecturer Series s peaking 0 .. " Education and Open.M-Sa. Development in Ken a , I" 549-5122- IOa.m-7pm Dycus. 52 , has been actively involved in Univers ity a nd community ~l organizati ons. He is past treasurer of Lotto" tlcltots 0".11.1110 the Al umni Association and h BS ser ved as presidenl of the College of Business f.j]j] 1IT_lIll1l1l1l1mlllTIlIlIlII1IIIl1lIlllI11lllllIllllllllTIllImlllllllllll[]]j illil ll! ! l i i~ a nd Administration a lumni. Befere establishing his firm in 1973 _ ONE OF 10 P_1c III8Hr HOllE ENTERT AINIIENT SYSTEMS GUAIID I· • Dycus was executive vice president a nd trust officer of the First National S10,ono ~~ ~ DEOOOIWfT Ba nk and Trust Co. of Carbonda le. Before that, he was assistant to the OR .~on=..~~~ 5~ I budget director at SIU from 1965 to ,_ PLUS ... GET UP TO $12 CASH by motI $2. 1968 and chief accountant from 1962 to AU _" you pu___ pn>ducts. ~ 1965. Herokll. Dycus Dyc'.!S ser ves on the Egyptian Dycus is a il':l.tive of Mount Vernon Electric;.1 Cooperative 's board of and received c. master's degree in directors. is past chairman of Southern accountancy from SIU in 1965. He and o oz. • oz. 2.5 oz. • OZ. Illinois Hospital Services a nd is past his wife, Jane, live in Carbondale. -I~ chairman of the Carbondale United They have one son a nd three ' - =-III$2.99 $2.89 ' $2.19 I=i:::$2.59 Way Fund campaign. daughters. II ,'=! foa • - CAII1MKlES · :!' Homecoming Parade fr. ,. CIIEAII R$4.99--· fit $4.99 1I0l. to follow differel1t route $2.59 The route of the a nnual SIU-C It will proceed north on Illinois 5__..-...... l Moun: Homecom ing Parade. which begins at Ave nue to E lm Street and then turn left Moft · 'rl. · 10 - on dIoptoyt . : 9:30 a .m. Saturday, has been changed on Elm a nd then south onto University "t •.3O · 'O from previous years. Avenue, --- DiscouqJ DeIU Sun 10 - . It will then march down Uni \'eristy. The parade will line up inJront of the • ...... _ .... ,O"l9.asNo~~ ••,, S ...... ,.... ••pI,.. '0-1.'" Recreation Center on Grand Avenue. finishing at McAndrew Stadium. Daily Egyptian. Oclober tB. t985. Page 3a Marching Salukis plan s'pecial engagements D~~;~'S lJ]a ~ ...... ~ in Chicago, St. Louis HOMECOMING t CALl US: The Marching Saluki have a couple ga me, have become "like family" to SPECIAL 457-6776 of oUI-of-lown dates on their schedule the Marching Saluki s, he said. aft('r their Homecoming performance " We're looking fo rward to that game r------Salurday_ just because of the wa y the SI. Louis I With this cm.lpon you get .. , On Sunday, Oc l. 27, fans a t the 51. crowd a lways receives the band ," he 1 Loais football Ca rdinals game with the said, noting that St. Louis again has Hous ton Oilers at Busch Stadium will World Series fever. hear the popular signature rendition of " Our uniforms don't say SIU, but ! 2 FREE COKES the national anthem by the 5IU-C people recogni ze us. They give the kids I with purchase at a small pizzo band, The band also will do a ha lftime a real boost". show. As for the Chicago date, Ha nes said And on Nov, to, the Ma rching Salukis that the phrase "stiff upper lip" could will be at Chica. ,o's Soldier Field to 4 play between hal'les of the Bears vs, ill !i~~~h~~~a~~Pizza Detroit Lions game, They'll also play 'Our uniforms don 't L______offer ex,,/res /0-2 /-85------some pos t·gome n!lmbers. At 51. Louis, the b.nd will play its say SIU, but people specia l arrangement of "The Star Spangled Banner" a nd do a halftime recognize us, ' show featuring hi ghli ghts from this -Michael Hanes. director 01 the season's repertoire, It will be the Marching Salukis 20th annual ap Marching Salukls pearance at a Ca rdinals home ga me. th e longest consecutive number of take on new meaning fo r the trumpet appearances there by a ny guest band, players in November . ~. J~-G--~-~-?-r-:o-k-S--~ 1 Michael Hanes, the tuxedoed and "There are high notes in every tune I For the finest in ha ir sty ling Homburg-ha tted ba nd 's director , said we're playing and when it '(ets to be 20 -1 a jazz treat is in store for both the 5t degrees," he sa id. "you r ... n't count on . I' & hair care needs Louis and Chicago crowds , He says it is even the best trumpet players bein g one of the best arrangements available a ble to play them." to marching ba nds today but tha t few But the Salukis will be ready wit.h $. '~ ; ' , ~~" Five barber/stylists people would guess that it's " Home on cold -weather contingencies - the the Range," trumpeters will ha-,'e the option of to se rve you " It really swin gs ," Hanes said, "It substituting lower nutes if the t.em does everything I think the Marching perature is below freezing . 1\ . 4 . -(J Appointments/Walk-ins 5alukis t:J FOOTBALL MUMS $3.95 o After the festivities enjoy the (SPECIALS GOOD THIS FRIDA Y -SAT) finest in dining and cocktails at Seifert's Approximately 20 Mlnut.. North of Carloondale' Int_ Rt_ 14-51 Duquoin Free Delivery PH: 542-1911 (fo18) 529-5252 P.1~(, 4a . Daily Egyptia n, October 18. 1985 Tom Ken. Von_ Homecoming court to be announced-- at game By Ma ry Lung StaHWriter Ten candidates represent five from Chicagb, and G"rry Huebner. ne~ s. sOJlhomore in secondary segments of the campus - Greek Row . senior in speech communications (r o~ educa tion from Clinlon Homecoming is upon us, and once Off Campus. Brush Towers. Thompson Geneva. The candidates from University more the tradition of electing a king. Point and University Park. Park are Kathi Sp-aton. sophomore in queen and Homecorr,ing court is being The Greek Row candidates are Betsy The Brush Towers candidates are dental hygiene from Pec'Jtonia. and re-enacted. Malone. Sigma Kappa. junior in Ci ~dy Fai!)!. a senior in biological Dan Becker, sophomore in physical The candidates for king and queen c.lothing and textiles from Naperville. sC iences from Freeport, and Kevin therapy from Peoria. wHI ride in the Homecomir.t! parade and Tom Von Bokel, Alpha Tau McKee. sophomore in finance. also of Salurday morning. and the royal pair Omega, senior in industrial technology Freeport. . Homecoming king and queen can will be announced in cllronaLion from Belleville. Thompson Point candidates are dldatl!S had to meet qualificalions that ceremonies at halftime of the football Off Campus candidates are Jocelyn Nami Herman. freshman in iliological inclUded a grade poont average of at Cruzada. junior in food and nutrition sciences from Lisle. and John Har ~ - least 2.25. Homecoming planner finds job exciting By Mary Lung Staff Writer two free concerts, a tailgate pa rty. the ming office staff members. other SPC Mr. a nd Ms. Saluki contest. an election chairmen and SPC graduate A 50 hour per week job. a fu II course and corona lion of a King a nd Queen. a assistants. Last year's special events loa Prime Timel Open 3pm-2am dally Parking Always L e WIS Park Mall A '1 hi Come celebrate with us this Saturday 700 E. r,rand val a e Rt. 13 East, Nextto Mall ------COUPON ------i!~BOOK STORE,,! The Gardens I I Restaurant & Lounge ! HOMECOMING SPECIAL! (formerly Poncho'. Villa) I I I 5 O('l~ 8 T he Gardens is the perfect end ing "- I OFF c: to homecoming. Come in and On all SIU T-shirts. Sweatshirts. llave the best Mexican/American 5u 0Z I Jackets and any SIU imprinted Item. [ and Seafood in Carbo'ndale I [ I [ : Offer eood only on Fri. & Sat. Oct. t 8 & 19 ! Serrvlng Dlnnerr From 4 p.m. DAILY I I : Coupon must accompanll purchase ~ : Hwy 13 - 3 mile. Ea.t of Carbondale :0-£- Hours 110S.lIIinoisAve. ~ : 457-2442 I 0- 8:30-5:30 549-1304 \) I L------COUPON ------~ Daily Egyplian. October 18. 1985. Page sa After all of the Homecoming fe.tlvltle., experience Carbondale'. newe.t most exciting dining experience From lett, Corey Gustin, Mike Miles, John MltcheHlnd Demetrl Kopley. members of Alphl Tau Omega fraternity, won on their Homecoming float. The floa t Is c<> sponsored by the Alphl Gamma Delta sororll). Alumni Association ft turing Carbondale'. flne.t making some changes Chlne.e/A.erlcan Cul.lne Serving Dinner tlllll:OG pm on Saturday to improve its services previo us ly By Susan Sarkauskas Beefmasters StaffWnter students. he said. The money was rai ed through telelunds by the The Ah ,mni Association ha new chapters. leadership. a spiffy color magazine a nd sam," new ideas aboul how 10 besl f\T Til E association's board of ser\'e alun1 ni and the Uni\'ersit\' in the directors luncheon Friday. Ihree future. . rreshmen and two transrer students C. Thomas Busch was named acting will be announced as winners of Roscoe executi\'e di rec tor July 22 . He i at the Pullia m scholarships. helm of an orga ni za ti on wi th 10.000 And lor the 25th year, the association members. belongi ng to 28 chapters in will give the $1.000 Great Teacher the nited States. Chapters wi!: soon awa rd to a teacher chosen by the open in Hon g Kong and Taiwan. Busc" members. wou ld like to establish chapters in Alumni Achievement Awards will be several countries, including Sout.h given to Ralph Becker, Jonathan Korea, Thailand, Bangkok. Singapore, g 'eno and Harold Dycus a t Sa tur· England and Western Europe. dav's luncheon. Becker is a co-owner and chief operations officer of Come Check Out Our THE ASSOCIAT IOJl; is a University· Television Station Pa rt.r:ers or New rel"ted organization. but is separately York Ci ty. When at SIU . he was One 01 Homecoming Specials I incorporated. and recently received the original students in the Radio and tax-exempt status from the Internal Television Department. Ng'eno, who A T THE CROSSROADS Revenue Service. It was crea ted in spoke as a Distinguished Lecturer ltl96. when this was the Southern Thursday ni",.1t, is Kenya's Minister 01 OF THE UNIVERSITY Illinois Norma l University. May Education. Science a nd Technology. Dorsey of Carbondale is the oldest Both will receive Prolessional continuing member, having graduated Achievement Awards. UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE in 1909. Dorsey. and other alum ni who Dye S, A certified public ac· STUDENT CENTER graduated from lhe University 50 or cou nta nt , will r eceive the more years ago, are eli gible for Distinguished Service Award lor hi s membership in the association's HaIr· assistance wi th the association's en Century Club. Friday ni ght , 24 dowment activities. accounting and members of the class of 1935 will be organization. inducted at the annual dinner. The association is a lso encouraging CARBONDALE'S OLDEST coll eges and schools within the AND FINEST TilE ASSOC IATION recruits new University to rorm alumni con members from a database of 80,000 PARACHUTING FACILITY active names supplied by the Office of stituency groups, to help with fund · raising and recruitment 01 students, Heme of StU Skydivers Admissions and Recurds and lhe Office another service of the association. 01 Computing Affairs Irom the University's mainframe comouters. THE ASSOCIATION organizes trips The association is helping the ad· and activities for its members and its 1st Jump Course missions office 10 develop a new lamilies and recently sponsored a Complete $95,00 Student Information System, to aid tailgate celebration for alumni at the them in keeping track 01 students once SIU - UI foothaU game in Champaign. tbey leave SIU-C. It offers health insurance and term life Spa rta, Ill inois The Association exis.s to maintain, insurance to recent graduates from the 62286 We are using the ne w nurture and advance the association time they leave the University until Student Square of its members, as well as to assist the they find permanent employment. Open Year round Po(achute University in attaining its teaching and The association also sponsors the research goals. It also promotes and Weekends & Wed n esda y~ The Man.a encourages communication after Student Alumni Council. a service organization that assists with many (61.,443.9020 or for soft. easy landings ... graduation between alumni, Busch University social functions. The (61,,443-2091 said. students were tour guides at the The association gives out several Faculty Art Show, and acted as hosts & scholarships and awards each year. wben the JUin~;" Board of lIigher Bring th is coupon in get $5.00 off f irst jump course. This fa ll , $10,000 was di vided among 20 Education mel at SID·C. Page fa, Daily Egyptian. October 18. 1985 Candidates vie for Saluki title c\'cn men and two women are cand idates for a new honor associated with Homecom ing this year - l\lr and Ms . Sa luki The honored pai r - symbols 01 school ~ pi r i t - are to be introduced at the Homecoming Tailgate Party at I p.m . Saturda y. The party begins a t 11 :30 a .m. at the Free Forum Area . The contest. sponsored by the Student Programming Council. is aimed at recognizing students who bel:! represent SI -C. socia II\" a s well as scholas ti cally. - The Ms.Saluk i entrants arc Lisa M. Booth. a junior in advertisi ng. a nd Becky Ronachy. a junior in speech communications. Those seeking the ~ I r . Saluk i ti tl e are Brian E lmore. senior in da ta proccss iug. Mark Case. senior in forestry: Kir k Grissom . senior in fina nce ; Rob Hall. senior in agriculture : Michael T. Miller. senior in political sci" nce: Dennis Y. Saldana. Some Saluki tans will go to any lengths to show their devotion. the backs of their cars. This vanity plate was found on a car senior. pre-ma jor: and Richar d some of them are even will ing to display their commitment on parked behind the Communications Building Thur~~;;;· . Zimmerman. junior in cinema a nd photography. Alumni group slates full schedule of events By John Tindall S I.8HWnler club honor ing SIU Alumni who representatives and lwo a lternates for honoring oUlstanding alumni. will be in gra dualed more than 50 years ago. will the Alumni Association Legisla tive Student Center Ba llroom D at 11 a.m . SIU-C a lumni ,,"ii i be kept busy induct merr."ers 01 the class 01 1935 a t a Council at the lime 01 registration. The Ralph E . Becker a nd Prolessor Homecoming weekend wilh activities dinner in the Student Center Ballrooms Legislative Council will meet in the J onathan Ng'eno will receive planned lor them by the Alumni at 6:30 p.m . All club members Irom Student (;enter Auditorium at 9 p.m . Professional Achievement Awards for Associafion. previous class years are inviled to and is open to all alumni. outstanding success in thei r careers. Thing; :, ick off F riday afternoon allend. Tickets fo r the di~n e r a re SIO The Great Teacher Award recipient wilh cainpus !f)urs from 2 p.m . to 5 and a re available at the Alumni Ser TilE HOMECOMI!'I."G parade a long will be announced at the luncheon. SlU p.m. to reacquaint alumni wilh lheir vices office. Illinois Avenue is another en C President Albert Scmit will give a a lma mater and the progress matle on Registration for Homecoming begins tertainment alternative on Salurday. State 01 the University address. campus. At 5 p.m. until closing, the at 9 a.m . Saturday at the main en scheduled to start at 9:30 a .m . School An Alumni Dinner-Dance wi ll be in Student Recreation Center will be tra nce to the Student Cente r or at the of Technical Careers a lumni are in the Student Center Ba llrooms Irom available Iree 01 charge to alumni. International Lounge. Graduating vi ted to a receplion at Illinois and 6:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday. classes from years ending in zero 01' 5 Grand avenues. on the parade route. Tickets for the buffet dinner- SHOW YOUR SPIRITt Co.. e help u. cheer the Salukl. to a Victory••• Escape from the Carbondale crowds this Homecoming Weekend. Dine in a relaXing atruosphere with live piano music. Come visi t Pierson's ... The People's Choice. Serving, Friday & Saturday 5·10:30 pm If you would like to join the So luk: I:!ooster Club Write: SALUK~ Salukl Boo.t.r Club Reservations Suggested P.o . Box ; 382 BOOSTeR 103 N. Market, Marion Corbondole. It 62903 CLUB 993·6209 J ------~Daily Egyptian, October 18. 1985. Pagt> ia Salukis aim to renew Homecoming win streak By Ron Warnick Staft Writer SIU-C Homecoming football gam"" traditiona ll\' ha\'c been rich .:l na colorful. ,,;ith thrilling upsels and ~ea r lb r ea k i n g losses. The Salukis a r~ aiming 31 pUlling a Homecoming win streak back on track when they play Southeasl Missouri Stale al 2:30 p.m. Salurday al McAndrew Stadium. IU losl 10 w"": Texas Stale. 24 -17. at lasl year's Homecoming. The first Homeco ming was ce lebrated on Armistice Day. Nov. 11 , 1922. William McAndrew was head coach. and the foolball program was less than a decade old. Pregame ac tivities included a human .. rooster righl." tug-of-",ar and a hobo parade. Those were the days when the school was Southern JIIinois Normal University . football helmets were without facemasks. games were played on grass. referees wore white shirts and no caps and the players' pro:ective pads were much lighter than those worn today. The rirsl Homecoming was suc cessful . as fullback Marvin Hamilton and quarterback Denard Lee led the SINU Maroons - that was the team The SII lukll pll yed their Homecoming game I gllnl t West T. .... Stll te ln . downpour II. t yelr, lOSi ng 24-17. Deily Egyptt.n File Photo name in the pre-Saluki era - to a 12-7 victory over Cape Girardeau. seatOn, as they finished 7-1-2. A great 1M) victory over Eastern in a 14-13 Saluki loss to North Texas In 1923. however. the Maroons lost a In 1932. only two years after a n Illinois brightened an otherwise dismal State. He threw a IS-yard TO pass to 13-12 heartbreaker to Cape Girardeau. unddea ted season. the striped 19S3 season for Bill O' Brien's Salukis, Tom Massey in the first quarter, and Late in the fourth quarter, the Maroons jerseyed Maroons escaped a winless who finished 2-7 . Halfback Jac.k had the game-winning touchdown pass marched down close to the goal line season by defeating Illinois Wesleyan Schneider had 140 yards in 18 carries with two minutes left called back with five consecut;ve passes. but lost at Homecoming 7-1) . TI,ey rinished with and scored the winning touchdown because of a penalty. A missed exIra when they were unaole to snap the bait a record of Hi-3 . with a " dipsy-doodling" 41 -yard run. point proved to be the difference. before time ran ou'.. The Maroons had The 1938 Homecomin_, was a speciai Over 12,000 attended the 1958 game Perhaps lhe greatest Homecoming defeated Cape I~'{) only two weeks day. as the new Southern Illinois State to wa tch the Salukis break a four-year victory - at least one of the most before. Normal Stadium. later to be renamea Homecoming losing streak by stunning upsets - came in 1967 when The 1921l ~laroons lost their [jrst McAndrew Stadium. was dedicated by defeating Washington and Lee, 36-7. SIU-C beat powerful Tulsa. 16-13. Tulsa game of the season by falling 18-1) to Howard Hunte r . a ssistant ad SIU Hall of t'ame halfback Carver led the nalion in total offense. passing Charleo, ton in a Homecoming mud ministrator of the Works Progress Shannon. despit~ playing on an injured offense and defen$e. and the Salukis bath. Cllarleston killed a ll hope of a Administration. the Depression era ankJe, ra n 103 yards in nine carries. A had been b<",te n 34-14 by Dayton a nd rally w;,en Ma roon fullback Frank fed eral agency. Over 6.000. a big crowd strJng Saluki team finish the season 37-1) by North Texas State. Eovaldi fumbled the wet ball on the in those days , a tlended to see the wiat a 7-2 record. The Golden Hurricane - fa vored by SINU II and a defend er scooped it up Maroons lose 6'{) to lII inois State Future SI. Louis Ca rdinal quar 52 pOin ts in some forecasts - jumped for the third score. It was the Maroons' ormal in the fi na l two minutes of terback Jim Ha rt almost pulled the out to a 13'{) J.~a d . bu t lhen the Salukis only loss of a n otherwise successful play. 1964 Homecoming game out of the fire took over. SEMO Adam·s Rib " Eve·s Apple Men & Women·s HairsfYline WALK - INS ONLY 600 S. illinois Ave•• near Papa's lie Jacksons :!'~:!'~:!'~ Tom's Plaee I! DANVER'S FALL Sinee 1921 ~ SALE aea l Roa.t Beef or Hefty Hambur ger ~~I Have a unique Homecomjng dinner. in a I Historical sile \\.' ilh 60 years of lrad111on. "Iy 99< each 'i Hand cut s teaks Choose either t~e Best Real Roast Beef in town or a I Prit'ate dining booths ~ Fresh Hond-Pattied Sal. G round Chuck Hamburger. Excellent wine list I Dress it yourself at our Super Salad Bar tit Extra Charge. Specialty drinks 16 d.,...... :--" Casual attire ~ OFFER EXPIRES 867-3033 OCT. 24TH ,I p S Don't bring. lot ofS IOl O E. MAIN ~I;:~I'; ~I;: CA RBO NDALE Pagella. Daily Egyplian. Oclober 18. 1985 Art director says students From Ch ll"Fingers" Burghgraef"s need Glove Factory space Tavern By Elizabeth Cochran Stat! Wnler expressed by :he Schon l of Art Estimates a re that t}'l e initia l to obtai !"1 a m <,'r e permanent costs of the f ac t or~' building I\l ar,y gradua l'! s tudents in racilitv. will be about S300.000 to buy it 3rt nse the facilities housed in Thebuilding . Iso houses the and S500.000 for renovations to the Good Luck Glo" e Factory Unh'ersily's surplu& properly make it comply to city codes that the Uni\'crsit\' is con facility. which Dougherty said and make it accessible to sidering purcha si ng, Brent uses less tha n 10 percent of the ha ndicapped individua ls. Kington. director of the School fa r ility space. This amount does not include of Art. says. fhe Univcrsity rents the any correcti c.. of s tructura l If Ihe building were sold 10 building for S5i.535 a year. deficiencies tha t might be Daily someon E' other than the which includes St2.425 for found by a rchiteciilral a nG Unh'crsi tv a nd the art utili ti es. It is owned by a trust engineering consult..:lIlts now Bar Specials! students \\:erc forced tu O1O\'C that is "anxious to sell it: · studying the buildi"2. Somit e ha"des Hrucc's before another facilil\' was Dougherty said . said. availa ble. " it would ' be a Kington said the owners The Good Luck G love Kitchen Delights disaster," Kington said. ha"e been tryi ng to sell the Factory has a bout 50.000- Cicero Iced Tea In Ihe Resource Allocation building for years and hes square-feet of space. but it will and Managme nl P rogram "not surc how sellable" it IS. probably be more expensive to Mai Tais I RAM P ) document for fis cal Da n Lurie. spokesma n for maintain a nd opera te than a Apricot Stone Sours year 198i . Universti y offic ials the trust. was unavailable for new building. Dougherty saiJ. Frozen Daiquiris Pllt a request for S300.000 on comment. But ·· to build a new build;ng the "ca pita l priority list"· to Be fo r e th e Uni\' ersit ,' of 50.000 square feet could cost lViargaritas acquire or Cf\ns truct an art purchases the building o'r as much as SI O million .. ' & much, much more' facilil\', said Kenneth Shaw. starts construction on a new Dougherty sa id. StU chancellor. one. the Board of Trustees If a new building is to be Open naih at ~ P.!,!. '1 C larence D o uRh e rty. must agree on it and the construc ted. " We ' lI either campu s servi ces Vice 1I1 inois legistiature has to have to get more money or - ::~ ~I ~;:; t !~ : !~·,II't?~ ~ - !1',r:::~I~)~I/~'!\~t~:~nlLl J.II " , president. said tha t the a pprove the funds. President s have do,,·n the size:' of the - 1).1 .. 11,,\\ \\ ,·,1 Fn :-'. ,1 request is in res ponse to a ored Albert Somit a id . the building. Shaw said . nll!hh -\ Id" .. , .,.,:It'" -:-."up '\ ~.1I1,h\ II II Gandhi calls for South African sanctions !-opt'!., .tl .. NA SAU . Bahamas !UP i) from Britain a nd its former of investments in South Africa Indian Prime Minister Raji" colonies attending the Com dwarfed those of the Un ited 293 mIles soul h 01 ChIcago Gandhi held out hope Thur· monwealtl. Heads of Govern States. which ha imposed .. mIles w e S I 01 Carbondale day for an agreement among ment meeting in Nassau. limited sanctions. 103 S. 13th Murphysboro 684·2200 Commonwealth leaders on "On the real issue. which is economic sanctions agains t freedom. human rights a nd Thatcher has said economic South Afr ica. whi ch British dignity for the people of South sanctions would onl v ha rm {he Prime Minister Margaret Africa, there is no difference disenfranchised bl ac k Thatcher has resisted. with Mrs. Thatcher." he told majority. Gandhi a l 0 proposed a reporters during a break fror.! You d l )\· a~s Gel More a.mg 101 Your Buc~ a t Capone:. "s,·stem of interna tional or the conference at the luxuri(.liS Gandhi said that a lthough he de;'" to f oresta 11 wha t he ca li ed Cable Beach Hotel and Casino. has called for "complete a nd a r e turn to international " Every single person in that mandatory" sanctions , he anarchy and to resolve room wants it - there is no would consider Jess extreme problenis like t h~ human exception to that. including measures "if Mrs. Thatcher rights s itua tion in South Mrs . Thatcher . The dispute is ~an convince us it would work Africa. how to achieve it .. · hesaid . . .. within a reasonable time Britain's S1 5.5 billion worth frame ." •• ,'.<...,.' . l '. .t:-¥-< ~ . , ', '- ~;.::-~ \ :J'~ ~tt.. -- ~ "- HOMECOMING 85 'l E TS DAN ( £1 SCHEDU lE OF EVENTS • 6PKBns Tonight, October 18 -Happy Hour Concert, "The Misstakes". Behind the Rec. Center, 3:30pm Rain location; Roman Room. Student Center, 4:30pm Bud - Second City · Comedy Troupe _'tH_ Ballroom D. Student Ct:nter. 8:30pm LTORDK ~1 $5 19 99 Saturday, October 19 - Homecoming Parade: Floats. Marching Bands. $3 "". \'l.\ ~~ . ~ ..~ .. '-t~' Cars & more - Illinois & University Avenue. 9:30am I 6 PK Bns J 12 PK CANS -Tailgate party · Live music by "Mode rn Day Saints", and food specials. 11 :30 am - 1 :4Spm BISHOP ofREISLlNG Mr. & Ms . Saluki Announced. GERMAN WINE - Pregame show featuring the world famous Buo· weiser Clydesdales, and the Marching Salukis, .! 49 McAndrew Stadium. 1 :4Spm $2 - Football game SIU Sal uk is vs Southeast ~ 750ML Mi ssouri State. McAndrew Stadium, 2:30pm " AREALHAND W ARMER" - Homecoming King & Queen Coronation. Half· - ··SHOPSMAR T'· AT time, M ' Andrew Stadium Price. Good Only At: ABC UQUOR MAI1' ""mtl: ILLINOIS l ot N WA$HINGTOfiif Saturday Evenir:g - Mi ss Eboness Pageant, Shryock Auditorium. 8pm ~ LlOUOR . IIARTS Artrain - Oct. 18 - 22, 800 N. Michaels Street, C:arbondale ~ 1 Daily Egyptian. 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'01., TI 610pmonlr l locoI,on no P"" oVal/obI ... 101' ,,,b WHY UN T1 SPECI Al purchol. " A,lo .... ,1 fl. ld, S900 51000 mo S.II·1158 65.1(.11 619'IC. S Utili do",", SIOO "'onth 1& ,t ulle J{,.,i/ I. Cl lng 451 44n wid. AtTU .... "ON5 11 YRS ."pe".n,e r AAu SALE CA RB OND .... LE 1000 mOnl,"" Incl .... de, .... ,.,• • , ond In 5 1 "''' u~. l n " F,ee Inlo Wrl,.'JC PO 6111111 0 . ' Bo. 5' It I Co,ono 0.1 Mo, CA oil Iyp., 01 I.wln" open 1 dar' ond ° holl W Mill SI '''511'. jovellnl fFflClfNcr SUIlLfT SI10 F",,, 1V,0"ce 5'11 .... 916'5 CoI/ Polly ,5.11 1861 or54'·2158 hOd, 451· cO"ume nle. bvl nol req,,"" Coil Mobile Homea Ted 549.06 180/l., 6pm 5438 or 451·50. 1 61698 f57 EKTR .... NICE 1 bd,m I",n p!'lvOI. CAR8 0ND.... I E LAltGE , Ddrm . CO UNs nOll·wORK ADJUSTMfNT COI,Inlry '."'"9. I.... ll y In''''oled. 549· eorpe' . wolher o nd ~ hook" p Speclo lill lOt" S.... "ere-d Worlnhop. 4.!Da , (Jpm.9prn) ".11 o llow.d • ,.,11., I,om 10WtI W., ' f ' onll/orl. ' .,po"" lb l. ICH 64JOSctl Coli 451+6487 dart or 614·7111 04 1., Indlvlduol ond g ro...p eo...n l~ i ... g . NlCf 1 SDltM . " ond I. wkJ.,. ,t'" 'pm C'OO'dlnollen of Work .... dl" .,m.nl ovollobl. lor foil 0 ,,1.1 po,k. c/o,. "01"""9 _ervlc. , ond lerlllly od· 1o co"'P'IIs e"d lo"ndromol locke-d m ln lo ... , proc.dvr., '.q" lr., moll bo ..." no pels d.pos" Co li A_II."-Lo:'·"'"j Men'." o.g,_ ,,, r.hobll" otlon .54\1·04,l or 4S7·S915 COII",.lIng or relOled fl.1d Wllh 643911c61 derno"slrole-d orl.nlotlon to sp.d o l CHEAPEST RENT AROUND I Sf15 lOTS STARTING AT 510,-. monlh populollons In WMkshop co,.loed. SI15 Sf50 1 bed,ooms 1 m ll.s lot ,.nl I... C/ild., wal.r. I,o,h ond R.. Id.My In or r.loccllon to north .... vollobl. now 549·38.50 o cren 1o IndOOf pool lo"ndromol f ro .... "n 01" Wllllom,on Co...nty 693Slc4" en pr.ml,.,. 549·3000. ' equl,e-d S 1./31 ,-. month. Send C'DAlf fXC COND I or 1 beI,m • . . 6631"45 r. ,um. ond nom., of two em· 11 or ,. wid., ce... ' 01, . f",n Coli MO" tE I-K>ME SP.... C[S ovol/obl. p lorm.nl ,.f.,.nc., 1o Ad· 684·1663 01' . 57· 180' Nle. quI.! olmOlph.,. 'o.. onn. mlnIUro'or. PO 80" 5JO. W•• , MHP I m Il , , o...lh on Hwy SI S49· F,on""Ot1. It 61196. speclfY' ... g 471 1 po,'flo '" 10 .... "hl. d.llv.,.d o r 69868171 poslmor"'ed no lot., lho... October ('D.... l E W,LDWOOD MOillif Hom. 1/ . 1985 .... " EOE Po, '" "'ie. lo,ge 10'. I«oled en 1I0/C' 1 ROYAL RE"TALS G ,on' ( " Y ltd 519·581.. or 519.5331 PAltT·T/Mf MU51C Inslructor for 611. 08151 prod., 1·6 SI Andr.w School In 457-4422 M,,'phy,bore 1 d0Y' 0 ...... k. 3 hn I . J&41W"" . ~ o dcl' Call "'7·' 0'3 APTS. AND MOilLE 1153C41 ) IO "",P< lol [~ndOo·..,o..-n l STUDEN T WORKER NUDEO, generol HOMES. "AILAlLE o lfic. , 10: 111 •• 10m. typl"p. od eemm · OtII~ I H .... 1e' I NOW THROUGH THE !oCOW .... ICol. o"d orgO"" lOl/enol ,k;/I. . • .. p '" .t07W,", Che.ry I-- SPRING UMESTER. 511Hoor- f:~~. ' ~~ ~~ ::r::::t'::.. ~~'/; I YARD SALE SAT. Oct. 19, 8· I ' rnw .., Col. belw ••n ,./1 PM M." 4S 3·1181. I 1:30pm toke Rt 13 then Com· I 6 12l0v0" CIndy I brio Rd Cardinal Court Pork. I AUI\MN, Ale. CLEAN. l id,,,, 41~ . ""t. I ing lot follow 'he . ign • . (w ill I ('OOD LC1CATIONS. GR.... DUATE .... SS/ST .... NT POSITION 01 "' • • III ...ok " .... do.ewing ) C...... I• . eerr: JH.'''' bulldmg monager for Ih. SIUC I I NO PETS, 01 $I"d. ... , C.nle, SubmIt I. "., I YARD SALE ··SA1. Oct. 19 . .. 06 I ~h:'~':~:' 0~"~;' ~~,:,:~:,,:;,0~ '~~ I s, l»Iv" 8 , 1. 8001<. , <10_, I OHlc.by5 OOpm . Nov 1. 198.5 LOVE, I oriental rug and miac . I 7IS5C46 , YOUR MOlili ':t:" CARBONDALE ~::u~11,:'f~0~~~~: T UZ;~: r l ~: : I I YARD SALE , SATURDAY 9om-1 KID I 1. Sunday, Noon ... pm. 702 N. I *HOM!S ""hll. eornlng mo".y CompVI I AE~ MOBILE HOMES , ep'.I."'o llv. n4Iedld Immedla'.'f, lor 'prl"; break trip 10 F 'o r ' =~ Co I THE WOMEN L~":"~~~~~~=!!:..J J "-~ I Highway 51 North " 'od N.I,on coll. er 01 1/1) 11:"8· '"1 OF ALPHA '1:=-; - lound,omol · 6449C4., . ---'._...... :--'· ( ·'r Walel B Sewel EPSILON · l'o~h p ,( ~ Up - lown Se, .., C('l PHI WOULD - l oc: k e-d Po ~t Off,ce Bo .. e !> Cent.r tor Non·Violent LIKE TO - Indool Pool Educotion ...k ing full ·lime Bopt"t Sludenl Cenler off.,. Qccredlted blbl. d a nel • taff member• • Lodging. THANK may be I,antlened ta SIU ·C or ony other a( c r.d it~ cal . Rentals Starting at S145/mo. $l50/ mo .• h.olth in.uronce. univenity. Thr.. course' with three seme"er credIt houn Public·lntern' group dev.lr;.. ALPHA or. olle,ed the Fall of 1985. 54'-3000 ing course. on non·violence GAMMA RHO Cl..... wlll--.I" Oft lept..... lter • • , .., ond operating Notional ~ !!DJ. ~ Coalition on TV Viol.nce·! FORA -Old TeslamenlIII Th.Prophet. M W IO· I I.3u a m natianol heodquarter. in GREAT TIME (Bibl.313) Champaign. Reteorth. offic. - Culh. World Relig Ion, e nd the Bible M 6 30·9.00 pm [Q""~ work, monitoring TV and ATFRED'~ (Bibl. ' 23 ) movl•• . I yr. commlttmen'. , Jllfbi:ti~1~1 -~ .n.Bibleond Currenth.Wft ( ~13 1 Tu 6:30·9:00 ~ __ ~21~7~~~. _'_'~______~ Page·16. Dally Egyptian. October 18. 1985 Card, flower sales herald arrival of Sweetest Day By Paula Ann Thiesse that e\'en though the shop has COUl)l cs "'alking hand·in·hand . occasIOn. He was delighted by what he Studenl Wri ter fl owers for the she could not recall who pul it on sa w . and consequently. COil· The sl>eC.a lly gift shops the calendar. cei ved the idea of se tting aside display r:trds with archa ic. a day for remembering the ardent bretlings of darlings ..• J l 'ST can't remember people that bring us joy." and be.1us . The lveal flower who started Sweetest Day." Talbot explained. shops anticipate an esca lation she said, lhle had a different tx· in the sales of the single. long· Howe,·er. Barbara Hagler. planation. s temmed red rose . clerk at Jerry's Flower Shop in . lewspapcrs offcr spCice for Ca rbondale. offe"ed a n ex· " I lit.. 0 somewhere that readers to post 100'e letlcrs to planation. " Hallmark Cards is Sweetest Day bega n in their sweet hea rts . the originalor of Sweetest Cleveland. Ohio. i\ man sent a The occasion might seem Da"'" she said with a note of box of candy to an eluerly \ ' erV much like Sl. \ 'a lcntinc' cOlindence. " Hallmark is the person in a nursing home. D3)"', but irs not. originator of all holidays." Whcr. :i:c mali !earned that the Sweetest Da\'. celebrated Ramona tallons of Sheridao elderly person was pic~scd , he the third Saturdav in Oclober. Ha llmark had a simila r began sending candy to ail the 15 onh' a sha dow of Valen tine' opinion . " Jl dlirr:~ik is the only nursing homes in his ciiy. Day. 'How il began is al most company that recognizes Oct. E\'entually. the practice STEAMBOAT: MARCH 9 · 16 uncertain. t8 as weeles t Da\' on the caught on." she stated. calendar," . LOUIS TO DfNYE_. T_ANsnlrS S41ltl:ll. AIItPOIIT TO STIAMIIOAT SPltINGS. ASK PEOPLE what they The owner of the Flower Box Ihle maintains that Sweetest think Sweetest Dav is all about in Ca rbondale. Patly Talbot . Day does not share Ihe I~~:;;:~ .~~:~~~, Aft Fa_ 7 NIGHTS ·!IOCKIU I Lin TICK.m ARE FOIl J DAYS. 11(1 bo.ed Of'l ."'~ and the\' will invariablv ha ve disagreed that any s;'ngle card Iimelighl with Valentine's Day AM ALSO Fe. J DAYS. INa.UDU MANY touonOo the sanic explanati on as Doris company or flower service can because publicity for Ihe oc· lhle. owner of lhle Florist in take credit for the budding of casion is somewhat sketchy. Murphysboro. Sweelest Day. "It 's not a big deal i" this area '"IS IS A SNCIAL GIIOUP .ATE.IT WIU. NEaSSA.' " It is a day for remembering like it is in SI. Louis because TO CANCIL TItIP " COMPLETE GIIOUP IS NOT ACHIEVED you r true love ," Ihle said. "WE Ci\l\'T pinpoint its there's not a whole 101 of ad· :'Sweet gestures are what set origi ,"or." Talbot said. vertising on it.·· Sweetesl Day apart from other " Hali.nark doesn't make any 700 S. 1II ,"ols 11 N. 11th St . Williamson County holidays," special claims to introducing Likewise. Stallons said Carbondale Murphysboro Indeed. Sweetest Day is an Sweetest Day. nor does FTD." Sweetesl Day is nol as glim· A irport occasion to surprise a friend or She offered some insight mering as Va lentine's Day 614·5500 loved one with an unexpected aboul how Sweetest Day may because it is a relatively new note of appreciation. or a have blossomed. whim. plumy. wine-eolored spray of "On the inside of a greeting BORGSMILLER roses. Yet. who gets the hand· card , we are told tha t a man in " SWEETEST 0;\ Y has not shake for commemorating this a midwestern city was ob been around for as long as TRAVELS da\'? serving people in a park. He Valentine's Day - although ~1~ r\' Louise Koranda. clerk caught glimpses of happy irs becoming more and more and pa rt owner of lhle·s. said children a nd ena mored popular each year." she said. Rembrandt Remington Vermeer Beardsly In To wn" Use Our Drive Up Window 1224 W. Main Old.tyle 7.87 case of cor, s .' ' 5 Busch 8.88 om ~, case of cons I '. .• ~. ~. ~-~~ Miller Lite 9.99 case of cons ~~"':'.' ~ . w~ 2-:' Bud or Bud Light 9.80 8:;~ = ro,. of ~:.~.. IQ~:-. case of cans • ..... ~ ~ 6.93 Old Milwaukee Old Milwaukee Light 4..- ~ :, 1") case of cons __ 9.99 ...... "'" CoorlLlghtCoonore case of cons " -.=- , , 5.61 Milwaukee. _ Case of"It cons II• j Sahaefer Reg or ' I Light . - This Is not at sale .. (hagall Se ura' Van Gogh G'JuCjOln Magr.tle low C.ARVED ROAST BEE F, FRIED CHICKEN OAll Y FEAT URE D Holiday Inn 100 E. MAIN sOUP&. .~ 50 SALADBAR ~ ~NINe eUID£111 and g REGENE'S 4 11 2 HOT BUFFET g T::~ am- pm . _ i MON REGENE'S .I AT x GUARANTEED! ~ DELICIOUS! c~ =~ FAST! ~ ' 'ONloond VN'\fNV8 ' ~n un e 31 ddV ~ A3NOH "HIM 0 .1Jl 10 good fresh c. music ~ ....0 Q) Ol E .: 0 E w 0 u Q) E 0 :I: Ol Have your I': ~xt family celebration at Regene's Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries. reunions. c or dmner w ith the grandparents We have a wide variety of menu se lect ions as well as an entire ... sec t ion devoted to fa mily favorites that are family priced We invite you and your fa mily to :l jom us at Regene's '"C food From the Speakeasy of the 30's Chinese Cuisine S 1.00 PITCHER NIGHT To the Ca sual Dining Spot of Today willi small medium or lariO pizza 'Zh at affordable prices everY Tuesda... Thursda. '¥J;.~ FAST SERVICE TOM'S PLACE ~ CARRYOUTS AVAilABLE FREE 6-PACK OF COKE ofters 60 years or t.radition with deliverY of medium or larfe . .1) The first Chinese fast food deep-pan Pizza ~ restaurant in Carbondale • Hand cut s tc aks • Private dining b ooths S 1.25 LUNCHEON ' Seafood & Clticken dishes SPECIAL • C Ilf::.tal attire an. slice of deep-pan pizza and medium soft drink onl. S 1.25 867-3033 A +!AP?Y INN CODveaientl"located 08 S. 5 J iaDeSoto ~f~' TACI~AI\'T Op~n I lam to I Opm Every day ,~ ~~!!n Coming soon : Tom's Place C o uu~· Pub 90 I S. Illinois Ave. Ph,S49-SI9 1 _ ~_ _~ 611 S. lIlInoIsAue. 529-4138 HOURS : 9 412E. JOHN'S PIZZA PALACE SUN.THURS Walnut 10AM-3AM _ FRI-SAT TACO 549-7212 $1.00 SLIC.S lOAM-SAM 'REll. Saturday ;s SIU Homecoming and Sweetest (t PM - CLOSE) Just ~d e For You. Day. Bring your friends or your sweetest in for In -Store Only OUR DfllLY SPEClflLSI the widest and finest variety of C hinese cu isine (also FRII DILIYIRY MON.- BURRITO SUPREME $1.19 several American di she ~) _ TUES.- 2 TACO SUPREMES $1.19 Satisfy your appetite and 529-3671 WED.- TACO SALAD . MED . PEPSI n." your wallet! FREE 32 oz. COKE THURS.- NACHOS BEll GRANDE . Bring your own liquor · we provide (with medium or lorge plno) MfD . PEPSI $2.19 the glasses and ice * Delivery'. Only * FRI.- TACO BEll GRANDE $1.19 SAT.- ANY COMBO PLAnER $2.49 Sun-Thurs (HOURS) SUN.- PIZZAZZ PIZZA $1.19 4pm-lonl 519S. ILLINOS - - --- Tree's girth ACROSS , , Fabric Today S On Th' Island ••~ & R estaurant 6 At thiS spot highlight of to Hit 14 Wrathful 15 On In years FREE SOFT DRI NK woods hike 16 Equal; pre!. Puzzle WITH U; 'CH 17 Of puniShment By Brett Vates 16 Beach gua,,:: 20 Hr segment I~ICHELO B StaHWnler 21 Is sick Puzzle answer.s 23 Where Ida IS ll",r.. ;0. 24 Tip·otts are on Page 7. Pilch, ,,, SI.OO Many people may think 26 Used an Iron giant trccs only grow III 28 Vindicate BECK's SJ.OO 30 M s Keaton 28 BordeaulC girl. Ca lifornia or Oregon. but one 31 Get together DOWN is gr owing in Southern Illinois. Inend (.,no SI.OO 32 Cloth deSign 29 Ex·Gls 36 Japanese se \'~ n In i les southeast of , Uses a s!raw 30 Bangs In adrr m ill :\l a kanda. says Wayman 2 c- ~dlan Indian 32 Prl')pounds 37 TIme perrod AI.L DAY Ii.. ~ I G IIT FRI. Ii.. SU. 3 MeAlcan 33 warranty Presley. pres ident of Presley 38 Shorl drln ~. Tours of ~Ia k a nd a 39 lamb et al farmers ::: .. CavI'les 4 GIve - _ try HOMECOMING SPECIAL '2 s..w 35 FOli's kIn Presley. wto founr. the 44 Dull peof'\ !~ 5 MI!(ture 37 Bog down s\'camore Ire· 80 :.ca: sago 45 S t v~y 6 Audltorrums 40 Mallreaters 41 .lomed \\'hile fishing in ~~ i carby 4 (; •... tgs ; Patronage 42 Sprees creek. sa ys irs 2:; feel and 49 Sheerer 8 Zebra·shlrl 50 Drvert wearer 43 Elusl three inches around al breast 51 Mall 9 NetherlandS 45 Faslen height It is 10 feel around al S2 Everyone commune 46 French city 55 Hlg w ire 47 Ham II up Ihe fi rsl limb. -10 fcci up Ihe 10 M ore meager roul lne 48 Srr lanka tree. lie S3\ ' S he thiS 11 Navy gals believes is 58 Apathy money 12 Range crest the largest tree in the ent ire 60 Road 10 Rome 49 Suslalns 13 Weary :-"1ldwest . 611noperal lve 51 Jazz srngrng " Back Ihrough Ihe years 620uak;es 19 Perfume 53 Paul's Iflend I've read reporL'; about trees. 63 Catc!"les on 22 0 11 ':Iple suI! 541nchne 64 Freck.les 2S Vero :.uHuc 56 Totalize and decided from whal I reao 65 "- Sue" 26 Ale servrngs 57 Recent prel Ihis is the la rgesl'" Presley n Skrn problem 59 Instantly said. " This lree is n't like some trees that arc onl\' stout at the ,. LLJ 'U""" bollom '" Presle~; said. " This , " tree is stout all the way up " some ",0 fecI. It has more tons of wood in it lha :l a ny other trees in the midwest. Irs so ~. ~ I ' wide thai if vou CUi a hole in it. " OU could dr i\'e a car or truck ihrough it.·· I" '" 1 P' The Irt'<.' is located near the , I"" I" proposed Rh·er·lo-Hi,·er road. 1'" , a nd could become, big tounsl , I " , atlact iofl. according to - Presle'·. i Pres'le,' is offering free II a hike to 'he Iree Sa lurday The L 1 I ... hike will Ic..,,· from a ncarby !50 farm al 10 :30 3 ,m dud will - return there by about noon. " A s.gn which says " Big r_ Tree" will be located by the I"' north Cobden turnoff on iXe\\' I C S Highway 51. The sign will ------point eastwa rd to a blacktop road. nd fiv e miles down that road a sign will point to a LA FREEPIZZA Del;very ~{~ : gravel road whic h leads to ~ ROMfrS $ 32 ... PepsI.... "'c ~ I farm owned bv ''''m" Red 1 .00 off Medium, Larg_ wah del;".oory _II I(3 iI Toler. From there, \'isitors wiIJ "! ._ or medium PIZIG I be able to hike a mile or ride in or X.: La r ..... PepsI.... I a farm wagon to the tree. Plua with ...... X...... I .. , believe i1 's a worthwhile I visi t just to see t.he autumn We Always Deli ver FREE Peps is I colors of the foliage'" Presley I L ______J said . -529·1]44 I FOR ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS SEE MR. PICK AT PICK'S LIQUOR HAVE YOUR MERCHANDISE DELIVERED THURSDAY 5:00PM to 8:00PM FRIDAY 5:00PM to 8:00PM SATURDAY 5:00PM to 7:00PM MUST HAVE ORDER 3 HOURS IN Ah~,o [j:e-H1/ ADVANa OF 1st DELIVERY TIME "Italy's Premiere Ballet Company" 7]0 /110e gUm/a'! SMALL DELIVERY CHARGE FOR On Its lirst tour to the U.S. and Canada. ATERBALLETIO Phone 314·858·3224 will perform a wide variety of dances. de~nstrat1ng ~he Cedar Grove. RI . Bo .. 90 EACH ORDER (C'DALE AREA) highest artistic standards from an outstandl~g repe!10 lr~ , S •.Jem . MO 65550 The company will be danCi ng to the mUSIC of VIvaldi, Chausson. Debussy and a number of love songs sung by 549·4332 Aretha Franklin and Oionne Warwick. TUESDAV. OCTOBER 22. 8P.M. 512.00 - 510.50 -59.50 PICK'S LIQUOR LEWIS PARK MALL E. GRAND AVE. 5TOIII HOUII I~~ M·TH.AM - 1AM Canoe Capito! of the FRI & SAT.AM· 2AM Ozark. - SUN 11'1'11 - lAM on C urr~nt River --~ Daily "'YV".". ~.. ~~, Head Start sponsorsfall family get-together By Norm Helkens StaffW:,ter c01l1ponents of the prog ', a m. CIIILUHE:'- Ail E giv en 1"'0 The Ca rbonda l(' Head. ta rt 'The whole idea shesaid. meals da ily and parents a rc program involves fa mili es O\(.r 150 children and their Handicapped children. who provided a dela lied guide '" from \' a r io us c ultural pa rents spent a day a l the is to getthe ma ke up a boul 10 percenl tlf various socia l services, doc· bacl, grounds. Haqq said. " We T OULh of Nat u rc' En the Head SlRrt progra m . a rc 1m'S a nd psychologist • . have a ver y cultura ll y vir onmcnl.:1 1 Center Thursda y parents ready. ' tra ined ir. an e rrorl to heterogeneous pcpulalion." in an annual get- toge ther - li lal Haqq . paren! ,n " mains trea m ' the m AboUl 240 families in sht' said. " It's a vcrv aimed at helping pa rticip a nt volvement coord inator physicall y. emotionally and J ackson a nd W i ll i~mson stimulating lea r ning eri· families become acqua ant ed int ell ectually. she said, Coun ties are ser ved. sh stud. vironment." a nd have a good lime. c om e fram e work , en · Whil e children played in Ihe co mpasses many aspects of lea\'cs. parents enjoyed a fas t· fa mily care. said Ijla l Haqq. pa ced volleyball game. Some par ent involvement coor rode a pont oon boa t a nd others dinator of the nrogram, but its hiked. A mini-Olympics a nd most important function is fi lm fe~ th' a i wer e a lso preparing parenL~ to beer,me featurt-cl . involved in the school system ~ and their children's {'ducation. POLICE WEH E ava ila ble 10 fi ngerprilll children for the " 1- "Til E WII OI.E id ea is 10 gel Get into the SEAHClr program. the parents ready for the The gathering wa s spon public ,chool sys lem. so Ihal HALLOWEEN SPIRIT sored for its sixth yea r by when their kids enler Ihe Head Start. a federa ll v fundod schoo' system, they are read" program begun in Southern to be cctive on the board and in at lIIinois in 1971. other areas." Haqq said. Head Sta rl . ava ilable 10 Ed,,"ation of 3 10 5-year-olds fa milies withln a certain in· is onc or the most important Save on heating costs with Magnetic interior storm w indows. r~~~;;;~1~j Helps seal out: .drafts WITH OUR SPOOKTACULAR . cold air . noise HAPPY HOUR SPECIA L.S! . dust .pollen Beck's Light &. Dark 95¢ Helps eliminate Blue Nun $ •• 25 condensation \ 1./ TODAY : 4-7 pm [email protected]!@ /' I \ of DeSoto Steve Rishel 867 -2549 § liiiiHiiiiiIlIlIll Il IlIlIllIU II IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII!!!I!IIIIUI!I!!!!1II111111 111 111111111111111i1 PMS SELFRHELP ~r~,-I 14-, LI~I I I-II. ~GROUP~ Premenstrual Syndrome affects over 40% of all w omen , some severely. This self.help group is for students wishing t o shore their experiences and lear" more about managing PMS, A 4 week group beginning Miller & Lite 80~ Speedrails TUES .• OCTOBER 29TH 40t Drafts 3-5 PM 90~ Seagrams 7 For m ore information call 536·444 1 2.15 Pitchers A PorI of Your SIU Student Health Program CIt i;:'~,l::.',~ ------_. _------904 Jack Daniels ~ Lowenbrau Dark S -Headaches -Neck & 504f Drafts Special of (he mo nth: -Stress Upper Back Tanqueray 90f; -Back Pain Tension ...... 2.50...... Pitchers...... WHY SUFFER? ON SPECIAL SA TUROA Y AFTER 8PM Chiropractic Can Help Black & White Russians $1.25 Most Insurdnce Covers Chiropractic Care and Speedrails 85¢ SI U S · udent Health Service ...... Referrals Are Possible. ON SPECIAL SA TURDA Y & SUNDA Y 11 AM - 8PM Gin, Vodka, Whiskey, Rum ...... Pitchers...... $3.25...... 604 Eastgate Drive. Carbondale 529-4545 Page 20. Daily Egyptian. October 18. J!ISS Happy SUTeetest Day: Oetobe r 19, 1985 I.:(', ln · I.ou /\nn, To :'ol ~ S" t'f'tir I . :lrr~' : To)h 1J ~ .. rl Shi('k : You'Tl" tht' !> .... r .. tr!>t: I ('an'l "'ail 10 nl' c(' a .('"a rl )-C hl' r~ 1. .I anl-cl'-J"nn~ 1 ,,1 You arf' " UIII' in It million." Let's kf'C'11 lI app~ 5"1't"lr!> 1 Ih): .. pC'nd our !'ntir.. Ih .. , WK,· th"r: 'Ii" Jul! C' . L~ nn , l. orra , Sina , SUI' I " I Ihl' " ml',-t " oul of our ht,l'- La,'.-. Your "'a\uritt' liarI'm Girl. \ a 1i1..C' (,far\ ~ :'oia r~ l !> I·Karl'n .. ' odt"l.ba - i. . ~ nl'lIl' 1.0"1' a l .... a~"I . Juli,. i.mt' l" a. 'lary. "ou'rC' lhl' on l~' on,. for m ... Ut"b r a I:> as .. motl'. Armando To M~' ln s plralion ' "All ~' OU nM'd is tht' lin t' of a ~ood . I.: N"II th l' fi rl' burn!n!: f,n m~ l' h~n' h nOliC'S arC' mau,,., "iolf'lsarl' fu schia. traj~ht blok". What ~· ou ""HI. m~ !> I"p". l"our\iKil burn,;:"" , This l ,n .l'rran'l .., 'lit 'WI '!'u''Son. lao;'. lsml'." l'I a (ulurr ('uh fa n. Ihpp ~ n irlhda~' Ulanf" Palrl(' l.. , Word". 1"'('111' nr 11"tI!' at rou r"~f'n"· To AUi l a . m~' hun· I'u pp~' . I n.-H"r .. aid iI -A a' A~ainsl All Odd~ , fh·f' . (';In nl'~rr C'xprrss a 10\1' so Can'l ~ail until lomorro"" night, I Than~s for brln~ paUrnl ~ ilb mC' and allh uu~h !>omt'tim.- ~ I ~ ond.-r! c.n .· all\· .. . · kno .... It ~ill bf' a g rrallhnl'. stan.;Ing b~ mC' . Thert' Is still a All m~ LoU". JIlW non', d"la' ,our I.aconian in"a!olon, J . f'rf'ampulf. lli.BF: mic 'oscopic c hancf': 110\'1' you ~ or thi!> S p ~rta n "" ill lakl' ~· oo to Ih f' .. OOC~· 8 .R" " mill ."!> ." :'oIi!> s ~ou : p .. le. To a rral " PC'a('h"- ThC' l""M'lnl Ila\!> I ' , .. found a rC' Ih .. 1.1.1\1' . 1.: .:'01. lI app~ S"f't'lrst Uay, Uabf': XXOX . Thanb f ...... a ll Ih" fun and unlqur Swettil', da~ ' !> 1',.- found "jlh ,·ou. lI app~ SUI' Ilntl'S. 1 hopl' toha"f' man~' morro ,","\u ar,. so spf'cial to mt. I cherish Ihl' S"M"tC'~t na~, UabC' : 1~ . 8 . "CrnmPuU" lu\·t ....· .. h."·C' . llon. "00 . Lo, .- fUI.n . n ank!> for coming do"n. 11 0 ~ aboul a Joan "'I e min~. I>olllac.. . big bfoarhu~ ~ You ha"f' l.hC' S"f'f'tHI tUling kiss on "00000 I You d o ~ I- • ' lW't). T.B .. tlotl;.B. Earth. This i s ~ourda ). I knt"" ~ou'd look. Slop-UUO ',-SI0P Ma r~· . "'lIft~''-S ~ ou bab) ':' M .. : Yoo ar.. m ~ J ln1 non't Stop: I MEAS it: Gus say", You" 'C' mad t" ml' a rlchC'r man for tillbhin .. :lind I think ~ oo·r .. 1 0 1all ~ , .coah. " Ihis "' .:no (nI1d',.C' bought • lot of ha,' ingkno.n~· ou , Thanks: p~.~h~ , ,"w'rt> ·tili m ~' J::rf'f'n .... ~ C' rrr-cklf'd bfo.en ·p.rtnf"l"· ... Lo,·e. Ken l.o,tnR .\ ou df'SJ)f'fal .. ly. )I h;h~ " hunk" aftC'r :1111 Ihf'St' )·C'arj. I 10" ,. To Rod : Co< ,·ou . lIapp~' Rlrlhday 10 a rral s",t't'IiC'. WC' E,,')', ,rill, i .. c. a re ~' oun fon:\'u and e '·er. :'\"0"'" I ha"C' n\'o "C' r~' s pC'<'1a1 m,.n in Your MSW is what you d rslre. You You'rf' I'\"f'r~· thing I', f' 1','l'r " a nlrd. I I..o,·t . Jun. HO!icOC' and PC'UI' my lifC' : 110\'1' ~' ou both "t'ry much: c.a n do it, SC'\'C'r gl\'t lip. You ha" C' m~' ' ",'1' "OU so much: SI', .. r bffn hap. Mac I.yn !Mommy, support. ~Irr . C:!:n'l wail un li11~1 . I'd Ihro"" m, s('11 in fronl of a car (or :\' ,.~bf'TT)" IAn. Ardi~ Lo\'I', Chl>('k ~ OU . UCl'pt i hnrd II 'S bffn donC'. Somt" likC' it fasl. Soml' likt' it 510"' , I To Laura. Lo'·e. Oais~' )tu \(n'C' you either .· a~· caus,. I nf','ff lOa)' An intr.lligt'nl. gorgraus. suy. I1 1C'f'k , ",S, "amoo. Burr: '0. aUrac1h·e. disgustingly ('utr. ".. oman. Whtnl" 'u ,"00 nl'"C'd or " 'anl mt' I'll bf' E"I',,"!a" "00 bfot'omf' morf' spf',,'hl to )1~' Suga rbf'ar . SWI'f'tlhang Job, thut. Jus; pick up th,.. phonC' . I'U bC' mf'. +ba~k!i for th" good limK ",and A.lmosl fh'C' ~C'ars and 110\'11' ~· ou mort' around, mort' ICicomf', 1 Lo,'" You : tach da~ . Oon' l rorgel me. III'Y PC'pC' Lr Pieu: .-\nd~· - Mr, Thomu ~1 f) JoI Lo"C' , You . r Su~a rbf'.r Happy S.,.'rekSt Day to thC' Ion 01 m y You' ll al""'ays ttlll\"C' a \'ery ipeelal JjfC': Fort'nr you"- placr in my hurt, Thanks for beinK To m\ S.· ~I frf'ak,· chrdts, 8111. J f'rr, MikC'. Mark, Eric. Etl : tC'Bron· Annt'ike minl'. lIappy S",'utesl Day: Enn' !.hough you ' Iick my nose. m)' WbJ! t • ould "',f' girls do. "lthOUl grnl You camr. rrom CIC" ·e. 10 011' I'nd of Lo,·e.Elmerinr. h~arl belongs 10 you . friends likf' ~· ou . Wf' 10"1' )'ou : Illinois. So ~' a ..anna play " IIi Bob "~ lIappyS~' H'It'li 1 Day, Mr. Honesl)' : Lo\'I'. lIo-o-o-ol Mama R.D.M, l.0'·1' ~' a, thanks-Kalhy Equlnok~ MO"ie nmer:ll' i.n itraltgic LO\"t· Princrss- areu'! Flickering planl'ts ~ SlOP It. You art Iht' besl Ihing Ihat has ,."·C'r SC'.x~· Uunk : Marty. I'm ia 10\'C' . ·Ith a lad" named ClairII'. ioml' mort': happC'nrd to mI'. "lIlo"C' you al.'ays. I'd likt' 10 nnd )'our ""a~' bundlf'S of What do ,'ou te-ll ,'our roommat~':' .. h ~· li charming and gracerul a nd fair. A Non-Cardinal Fa.n JIm lo,' ~ this S,,·t't'lHl IJa~· . For you from Tht'l!"," Sp;df'rman pajamas art' grf' .:: Delightfully "Itty and a c hingl)' me. I' m yours exdusin'I.,·. But Wf' must "'arm up t.hal hot-IUD ' prell~' . oh ClairI'... no",,' you Itoo"" that I Ra~ . An-o. With Aim Straight a.nd SurC'. Chipmunk Ch«k.s Smoochy: S m ooch~ : c::are . For Z and a h.alf ,'C'a" .' ~' \' . had our Flight Swift and TruC' PiC'rt'C' My XXXXOOOO Ooug ups and dO""'ns: b.1 our 10"C' has Inner Mosl Being, Lei me Soar With Ol'b Ih(' SIK Kap. always r.malned coostaot. ' ·ou.Htart I'd 10\'C' for ynu 10 be my s" '«IUI: Oodi. f'otalo Oumpfing. Sus an Whrn na Yo'C' gooul':' I don't bf'liHf' this is hapJH"ning: Today. I'm going 10 hug and sqUt"f'l.f' OC'ar"llands", MikC' l..o' ·t', Rob and cuddlC' and klu )·ou and To m~ fa"oritC' Irombone playel , Just In cue 1 don' t lc!1I you f'nough. I C" 'C'rything morf' than usual. From ~' our s~ lal Cbristmlll lo trf'C'. 10" tI:~'" m(Y." Iban anything. )1i,.d~· 8 . CriCriandEmma. Lo,' C' , .,.11. ha"C' a buuliful day: Yours fort",,·C'.r. "Toes" I am stUi con"inced Ihat )OU are the F'or I" 0 rro(s, you don't look bad in bHI, You mt'an Ihr.·oriel 10 nie. !!Ounglassf'S . Bobbi. J :'om. DurOavt'- F .A. Grorgt"S' l>oll YOU'rf' Ihl' bC'1iI thing Ihal has f' \'C'r To m y SWHlhur1. I'll 10"1' ,·ou You" 'e made mC' v~· happy In Ihe h ap~n ed 10 mt. So don'l ~· ou . forg,.1 al"Ry S. llapp yS ~· U I Ht Day. pas l I and a haU months: 110\'11' you: OurJiII: Bobb,· and Muk. aboul mC'. llo'·C' you, 1.()\"r.~· ours""· f'f' IpC'a lIappy B1rthday S.,.·t't'tHt ~ With )our chHry s milC' ~eu brigh'''~ You'':1' Ihr king on our ('akf', 1I0~ Robbl Lo\'e. Cheryl up all our days. A ray o( s unsbine. about a dip in LakC' Thursda~ on Janel, Lon. Donna. Audny a nd Ca rol~' n S. lurda,· ~ We-Io,,'f' "OU : Mona' , aLt-pped _ you .ad Sol Jo,,'f: aU o,'er Aba. Jill and Alida . You are SKflnd In m)' heart only to m • • Sorry we ba,,·t'ft·t '-b mwt' of toac.h Mr. Libra. JH .... AU my Ie,' ~ ill Ch.rls t, Oa,,'t' ThC'Admirt'r othrr thbi IC'mrsler. Keep the nrr barning! To: Ttu: Uapp)' Cal '11\'101 the' tiC'KY Itebre"'ti le:Zl-%5 Your 10\'InK jerk, Scoll Mti.SaK cenlromC'rH. 1I1·IA'I'· Unna,·: lI C' rC" s to "OU , mf'. and our PunnC'll GrC'gE. L«. Just thinkIng'about you. l lo,,·C' you: Kt'nna, JamiC'. Squart'. . E"en ,hough ~oo'rC' tOOO miles a",,·a,., The Replilt' Oct. 2Z.llappy .uh: I 10,·C' you morC' than ""'ords un say Lots 01 Lo,'I', Curtis you're in m ' htart C" 'C'r)' da~·. Good Lo"e. "'ark and my heart iii . ·Ith )·ou 10 stay: luck on "~r Eas t coast lour, and Roses arC' red. "Iolets are bluC'. my Lon Kim Ba.rb. r t'mC'mbu lIe-ny 1'o1l'lal for sun: I namC"s not Frt'd. but 110" 11' you, Princt'Ss. l'th 10"1' is al"'a,'s ""'ilh ,·ou. mis ~yoo ~ !'tty roses arl' plenty: my 10"11' for you Our lealous Quir.z.y I...O"C' . Kirk ' . Lo'·f'.. i.r(nt' Bill Kielhom· grand : I' U 10\'C' you al.·ays; I'll I' U alvays bf' yoors, BI' paUt'nl. I'U bf' \'ou'rf' the s,,'relftt and most Yo'on· forC'.,'r.r hold your hand Hlablilihed IGOR. I 10" 1' ~· ou . G,C.' t'ht"ryl, duful guy In the Yo'orkt:: Kirk M. To IhC' S"HIHI Woman In Ihl' "orld Thl' fel'Ung,. yoo and I shart' arC' IhC' GuC'Ss Wbo-Hrrt' Is a dcaC', on S.«tHI Oa~· . meaning of ""hat lu\'e is, Ilo\'e you: XXX To BC'ar· KiJd, Lo'C'. M.O, Boris Mark Panama. My 10,'C' ,,·m be. eternally yOU", YO'.J mab my hurt go piUu patter Littl. Red HC'ad Girl . 'h,..n "ou hok! me in "our arms. Ilo,·r. 1 lo"f' you : you : . . To Iht' Men of Alp'" Ta:.! Omega- Or. nab yc .3k~ , Your ta"oritf' admirer Tht s""t't'IHI g u,' ~ on S.·fftesl Da~· . It·s only bfo.en 'it da)"ti s ince our first Special K. Trac~ y Wt' think you are tht grC'atHI: nlghl 10gl'lhl':r. 1 hopC' thC' nu t are jusl Cory, I rully do 10"1' y~ .. : (And your buns I.o,·e, your liul,. sislC'n as great: Ilo"e ),00. So mllttu . ·here I am, ..o r ",,'hat I'm 1001: To my good lu('k c.harm. Su, doing ... you·r(' "ahuys therC''' .. Lo,·C'.B.l1. You' re- the besl thing that has ~\' er As long as lhe sun "" ill bf' a blt 10 Alway!> on m )' mind. I lo\'e and miu bappenf'd 10 me, nappy S .... H trst shinC'. I hope- 11lal someday you' ll Kf" rr) :'o1ulligan : you. 'Ninen. GllY, forC" ·l'rbf'minC'. On S"t"f'It'St Day and f' \'u y day you ~1aura Gu,,'s ha'·r. falll'n for m~ be:lort-bul Lov~, Dana Lo"C', GrC'g Canad) to AnjM' trort my S. 'H lhurl, I 10" e ~' ou morf' nr.,:er from %,800 '~I: So. i5 it rull~' thaa anYlhing. Ros~i· Rtd , , '!olels· B:",. . Goes bC'tt.ulhan-':' Blrthdaymonk: Jack. Milo.f' to,:::elher likf' n . ,'e-Suf' LO"e, Pl U IUIS Happy S"'Hte5t and birt.hda)·. t dtdn' l I Ihl.nk ..... 'r" worth lh" trouhlt: ~ Lo,·C' ya Bf'blf', Dugar for-get: LeI'S ha"t' fun , I.o,·t ya, Bubbles Dear Lirn S ill'",,' Chin: C.T. KC' ,', " '..o"C' Ii H in Ihe hurt. not in "ords. JunC'. I ""'ish I could makC' t-"eryda ~' Ihl' To :'of yS.f'f'tiC'. O)tS, TlmC' ~ ill pnJ\ C' It." I sure wis h ~ou were her.. 10 spC'.nd S""'H1Ht IJa~> for you. Ilo" t' you. Kim Il app~ S"t't' I~t Da,' 10 tht' S ~HIf'ii1 Lo'C'. l..eC'KongWt'lIg this da~' togt'lher, 1 lo"f' you and I Guess Who The one for .hom I carl'. I 10't you, manl kno"" , ml.ssyou. and your brauliful brown h.lr and Your 8abll' "Hit tht' a,' C'n.g". 1'o1a T\' o(,O Ut'nnis Oawg: I'yrs that sure, mediocTt'- Sa,,; ml': \'ou are m,' s w~lrsl " P " .... SI. l..uuis J ailbird Dal~ : ' June '86. J OI' lIuf't sa~' s " I do" Lo'·I'. Arth'ur's Oad SI:111lis. gain" his Esthu FAAIl. ~ho has a Wlldno. ·C'r: !io", appropriale Ihal ~ our birthda~' S""M'lc hH ks . nC'"" litle. aU"h liuet. Sectiml'nlary Rock, )10"''' Iharl words can a~ . mor,. than .. hould fall on SWHI.-si Jja~ : lIapp~ I'm so gll\d I found you. I' m goin g to It's com,,' bul tnle, , ' ou're " kC' tht It'lters can spC'1I is tht' 10"C' I ft't'l Zhl Rab ~ . 10' f' ~' ou " for I.hl' lon ~r.s l IimC'." All lJa\'tds .• !> un.al",,·a)' .. brighl,.ning m)' da) , Lel's gro-ingday b~ d a~·. 1..0' t , ConniC' ( Your F}i.l· .' m\· )o,,.. Thank ~· ou for bdnginr: ~o much bakC' snmC' cookif'S, lI ;u~ h:.ppinKs to m~' 1ifC' . Our relaliuns hip TrHGl.r~· Tamra, Qu«nlr. is bf'auliful: I hn f' ~ · ou . rorC'\"t'r : It can' l bto said •.n ysim plu-l lo,·C' you. Allhough ~ our hlws Uf' hoa klf" , I s lill "0"C' knu",,'s no r ules. crOOises all Your Muffin lind. " 111')' Uird·llead" Sow and ForC',·,..r. Ion )ou. P .S. Kcl'p Snoop~' oul of m ~ bordf'no. ~' e l it Is Il'nd t'r. Is m) finol Irulh' lo,' ~\'C)U: LO'·C'., SIt'\·t'n fa('C': C" 'f'r 10' f' 'born 10 blush unSf"C'n'~ Tum, Iwosw('t'lif'S Scon and ",'an. Signt-d, ·'poOp.taU ·· Your T~rolian 8re" ma!otll'r lIapp·~· Swt'etf'S1 Day, I 10"1')00 both Paula, 1..0 \ r-- I'·umpkin. ,er\' much : Sardja. !lapp)' g "" HtC'!:t Day and GoIdrn zeth Marcil' {Sig ma Kappa l, Ilo,C' "00: You',·" got tht' ~I chHf : Ca lh~' \' ou a nd rn t" agalnsl thC' . ·orld·1 think birthda) ( Su nd .~ ' : You ' rl' a s pttial. I I..no. Wf"rr bol.h bu s~ p~pl .. , hut I L.-I · - 'drhe Inlu lhl' sunSII' I in , ',. wl"re calching up darling. beaulifullad ~.. m~' friC'nd . hopt " I' ca n rind lhl' liml' tu go OUI Sca mpt>r : iii: Brusco (T.l.. 1 l.Q"C', your (' ulf'S1 buddy! [.0"11' ya lots . St-ou a~aln !'omellmr. t.m'e.5.I .. E , , 'ou ar,. IhC' light In m) eYH. ThC' Jim s mllC' on m y lips .nd thC' Itir I brratht'. Ab .. tlg and Kllk I..ong, Mr. and Mn. MyS,,·C'c.It'"SIKlrk, 01#; Your \'oiet' Is mt'lody 'n my '!a n , Your lIogan, Mn. F. .. ~lr . 8ro,,·n. Annettt', I . ,m ne\'C'r br. abll': 10 1f'1I ~' ou ho,,· Tol'oh "'a, urit(' I·uff . Yoo arC' Ihl' light of no ) liff'. Thanks h"art ~ats the s .• m,. at' mine, AI . C'vC'ryonC' In parkin g, much 110\'1' )'OU , li(l\ t,ou '('T\mu('h: for being ~ 00. Buuliful ~orcb maybt- i ",'rilC' e. r.d fur Craig ... Thank!i All M~' LQ"C'.. t f!S li C' Juli,,' . 1..o' t",S. )00 HpC'd a lly I dt'dkatf'lheu.'ords, Your Hruloca (MCh ) SpC'cia l Birthday " 'ish" to my Whf'elC'r. 11.11 .. Tom~T \ , s w~thtart Mar,,: JamH. To Ih~ SWf'f'tf'S t g u~ in Ihe "holt Th pa!.1 ~ "OIr h a!> IJt'tn II,,· IN',,' t.1 m.\ Thanks ror:ail Ihr " F arm"·,.\id. I,f't '\ J ack. I lo\' ~ ~' ou I,.,'.-n if you art an old " 'orld, You 'rt IhC' ~r"a l t'S 1 1I0nC'~' :: 1ifC' : IhIPP,\ A nn hf·r!>ar~. ll o't'~ ou : do a r1'. mor" rounds in Iht' tenl. \'ou're lhl' s "r1'11I'51 thing I'\,f' found: man.) Lo,·t' o\l",aYli. Mkhrllt" 1'001> 1'o1r. Oiscref't. I':' " 00 100: ... K.r~n TUI"5a To ;' e C' rlOlin Man in WhitI'TOIil ... · JCN'· "oTlm: 1I~) Hab~· . ~h a '· .s !'= hakin ~ "E""f''' rna!.,. m .. 'ERY Il:lpp~ :' I\.no\o, ing hn Ih,. \1\ ay I do, I can sa, n"arJanl't· Roses arC' red. "inl.-t!: a re bluC', I I' m d t f'JlI ~ in LU. .. ""ilh ~ou btt'atl.!. ... ( 7..oill "- 5: Biff:, fllr rrrtain Ihal It'!. (rur: FurC" ·"r. for Can ~ f' ha'" III'eakfa'l log"tht"r !> Ulli e thoughl I d found 10\·C' . bul lh ~n I You' rC' So 5 pt"c l:.l: Than.\ for ben: .. FNrm a ('ulain " ltf'd !la nd ' '1em al"lI) , forlu,·!: t1 1l1C'soon~ round ~' ou , Ihere: b.. . Tammi"T" Garfield l.IJ\'t. RC'n tf' " , 'oorRra'" Daily Egyptian, October 18. 1985, Page 21 Women golfers chagrined WEST ROAD by finish at Kat Invitational LIQUOR Murdale Shoppin!! Ce nte r · Carbonda le By Anita J. Stone r just ha ppened lha t way. I've Bertra m slipped to 89 on the been asking myself why." SIU StaffWnler fina l day, because "she just Prices good Oct. 1B· Oct. ~O , 1985 C coach Sonya Slalberger said. couldn·t do a nything righl tha t Dise.ppoinlment followed the J ill Berlra m carried the day. All golfers have those a luki women's golf team to Salukis with a 79 a nd 81 in the ki nd of days c:lce a lid awhile," the Kat Invitational in fi rst two rounds. but Gi Slalberger s" id. ~: Seagram's Lexington. Ky . this week. Mag nusson a nd T i n a P a t Pulm'lIl shot 80. 84 a nd 1 l'~j ~ J* J H ost sc hool K entuc)\y Kozlowski totaled slightly a·;, but Stal!"erger said " she Coolers captured the tournam ent wit.h better overall . ·.,ever got untracked." Busch 4pk 120z cons a 905·stroke tolal. edging In ~l agnusso n ' s rounds of 82 83 Vi(,ki Higgerson recovered 6pk 120z cons diana. the Midwes!"s dommant and 80 fell shor t of her irom the flu . but had "an awful $2.99 team. with 916 strokes. capability. Slalberger said. tourna me nt. She wasn' t $2.49 The Salukis finished lOth in a "Gi hit the ball as well as competitive." Sta lberger said. 12-tea m field for the 54 -hole anybody in the tournament. Overa ll . the Salukis have e"ent played Monday through but she jusl did not score Shes worke ha rd in practice nut Wednesdav. The team totaled as frustrated as I am bo:-cause ha ve lacked tha t element in 990 stroke on th e Par 7-1 she's in a putting slump." tournaments. Slalberger said. Spring La ke golf course with Stalberger saiet . " The team needs to ·:.. ork . 1(.... i'i(..;i '-- ... . ''': ...... ~ . " . rounds lhat increased daily Kozlows kI "played her best harder in competition. when : ( ot... . while the weather conditions rounds of the season as far as lhey' re under the gun." ~ lmpro\'cd da il y, con sistency and impr oved :;talbergcr said. "1 don 't like ~ " It was disapppoi nt ing play. Bul it's frustrating fi ni shing where we finished. Budweiser because the scores got higher because she could be fi ve. six . and the team doesn't like being Bud Light each da \" and I felt thev or sc\'en shots lower c\'cr \' at the bollom . so they'lI have 6pk 120z cons 6pk 120z cons should',:c gotten lower. time she goes oul. ·· Stalbcrgcr tu work harder to gei back to Th ~re ' s no explanation for it. it said. the to!'." $2.69 $2.69 Short game may key men golfers Anita J. Stoner By \'a ughn says putting a nd tournaments." Va ughn said . StalfWflter chipping will be the key to J e ff Landskroner . Bob ' - ' The Sllj·C men's golf tea m where {he Salukis fini sh iri the Treash. Jay Sala. Tom Por tner . ~ , ' wi ll play at Purdue Saturday dozen·or·so-team fi eld . and Mike Kolisek quaEfiPd fo r the tra"eling squad fo r the 36· til and Sundal" . " You can't tell about im· The Sa!u-kis. fresh off a third· provements from practice holee\"ent. Old Style St rohs pia ,.. ... :ini h in the Illi nois until tournament time. Kol isek makes his fi rst trip 12 - 120z cons 12 - 120z cons Intercollegiate Golf Cham· Hopefully. if you work to make of Ihe year fo r the Salukis. pionship two weeks ago. ha\"e the fund a m e n~ is sound and "Over the last couple of worked on their short game in more con. islent. you 'lI ha ndle weeks he's hit the ball good. it better in compe'.ition. If you but his strength is putting - $4.49 '"$4.99 practice to better prepar p for ihe P urdue South golf course worry a bout yOlJr s hort game. he's been making a bunch of Sal uki Coac h Darren then it usually breaks down in putts." Women ruggers face MINI-COU RSES arch rival in tourney W ORKSHOPS & SEMINARS By Sandra Todd .C;taffW nter Chicago:' said Lori Ha nnigan . SIU-C player . Sign-up For Classes Beginning NOW! The women r uggers travel to Chicago kept Southern on the Chicago this weekend for the defensive for mosl of the M.idwest Tournament. one in a ma lch by fo rCi ng them away 3 5mm Photography ...... $8.00 series of qua lifying slages fo r f ~'o m scoring position at every Learn the basics of using your 35mm camera and the spring season ii na le - the opportunity. practical info about developing the film. Nationa l Tourna ment - to be Southern bounced back from Knit Your New Fall Sweater...... $35.00 held in Rhoee Isla nd. the shutout to a nnihilate S I U-C approach e s Ihe Kn itting for beginners or skilled . Make your own sweater. tournamerlt with only two Madison 20-j). Price includes instruction, yam of your choice. needles and panerns. losses - both to Chicago. Coach Barb Cavoto t,. nehed Options in Health Care ...... _...... $8.00 herself for the game because which it will face a gain this of an ankle injury she suffered Helpful alternative info on natural health care. weekend to vie for tour nament nutrition and cleansing the internal body. qualification. SJU-C has never during the Chicago match, a nd bea ten Chicago. Lori Hannigan pla yed as the Note Taking for C lass or Meetin gs ...... $8 .00 wing-position substitute. Last Sa tur da y . Chica go Abbreviated furm of long hand. Learn to shol1en your note· taking time. blanked Southern 12-j), but it Leading the scoring for SIU Sign Language ...... $8.00 did not lurn oul to be a com C was An ita Colema n. who Learn basic sign langudge skills and reinforce them with practice in class. plele loss - SJU-C knows wha t brought in Iwel"e points with to expect a fler being beaten by Ihe he lp of good com their nor thern rival in con munication between the for Sign up in the SPC Office, 3rd floor, Student Center, 536.3393 secutive weekends. and will be wards and backs. primed to do battle on Hannigan said S I U-C Saturday. exhibited good offensive and "We needed a game like this defensive play. and that the to show us tha t we need to learn did not allow Madison to practice together and playas a advance even when thy won team together before we go to ball control. . AlJ11ICRD~1 THE GRAND TOURING AUTO CLUB'S PARKING LOT GRAND PRIX . S"ponsored By Ike Buick Honda Carbonda le ~unda!J ' Oct. 20 SIU ARENA PARKING LOT Sign up 9:30am Start at 12:00pm Classes available for a ll types of cars For more informa tion ca1/529- 1329 Page 22. Daily Egyptian. October lB. t!llIS Hizshington D _C_ January 3-12 A monumental experience. - 8 days/ 7 nlghls~: Connecticut Sign up in the Avenue Days Inn SP office. 3rd ne'or. - Free dally COlltlnental Breakfasl Student Center · Whiu? House grounds l OUT 536·3393 • Round tnp Chane! Motor Coach • $229 on or belore OCI 25 • $239 alter OCI 25 S\lN Photo b~ Jame. Quigg Assistant coach Herman Williams gives a few pointers to Salukl freslime" Scott Hesse. Today is the last day CAGERS, from Page 24 See culture, see brand of basketball. We're P!Jt out at every practice." to sign up to avoid late fee! going to take the fastbreak - if Because of the lack of size. -Round trip bus tran3portation by we can get it - to open up and Herrin expects to use a three NEW YORK loosen our offense," Herrin guard offense this season. Gulf Transport said. As expected, there are no set Sign up in the -Accomodations at Wm. Sloane House The effect of the Perry starters for the season. Herrin SPCOffice - Extensive New York information packet scandal will probably he nil said. 3rd floor, Student Center this season. Herrin indicated. Sophomore Steven Mid· - $209 before Oct . 18 - $219 after Oct . 536·3393 ~~~ T""" "That is not going to have dleton, 6-2, and juninr Brian ._ :2jknotioo any factor on our practice and Welch, 6·3, are from·runners play. It may affect our in· for two inside guard positions. centive in certain ballgames Sophomore Greg Matta. 6-4, because we can't go to any junior Doug Novsek. 6-4 : and postseason tournaments." senior Dan Weiss, 6·5; are Herrin said. competing for the third guard So far, the veteran pl~yers ' position. Freshman Army transition from the Van Winkle recruit Grant Martin, 6-8: to the Herrin era bas been freshman Todd Krueger. 6-8: smooth. Herrin indicated. sophomore Lonnie Spears. a 6· "Everybody's got to adjust 7 transfer from Blackhawk to my philosophy, and the Junior College in Moline ; and experienced players have very junior Ken Dusharm. a 6-7 graciously adjusted. They transfer from Rogers State understand that every player College; are competing for the So has a chance to play, and they forward or center positions. ~uccessful .. SEMO, from Page 24 it had .. to be Other offensive weapons are 261 ); and junior center Dennis .. 2 nights sophomore tight end Greg Sievers UH), 240 ), .. Parker, who had a touchdown Their defense is prone to .. reception last week; flanker giving up much yardage in the Ralph Jefferson, who has five passing game, but has made receptions for 84 yards and a the big play often enougn to Old Fashioned PRESE"TS Show From : touchdown this season; and allow only four touchdown "oot 8ft' Schnapps the 'pm-10m .. junior fullback Paul Bassler. passes in seven games. Sl.ooa shot who has scored three touch· Making up their op· ~~ aesto' the .. downs this season. portunistic secondary are Passing is snphomor ~ :iophomore cornerbacks ( 105.&80.J 50·s. 60's Clnd 70' S: quarterback Jeff Brown, who Johnny Shelton. who has two Sl.05 7 and 7's has completed 55 percell' of his interceptions. and Curtis fill Night Long TAO DJ passes this season for eight Hammond, who is one of their touchdowns. He completed 12 leading tacklers: junior free • :)ancing OLDIES SHOW Justin Fields of 20 passes for 141 yards for safety Brady Graham and .Fun Friday and Saturday two touchdowns and an in· senior strong safety Dave Oct. 11 and 12 terception against Abilene Smith. Christian. The SEMO front line is made ..,.r .. ·.... ~...... · .. ,~ .... '11~ ...... ********···· up of junior ends Rob Behr· The offensive line is made up mann (6·3, 245 ) and Bernard of tackles John Gibson. a Brown (5·9, 215 ). tackles Gene sophomore (6-2.235 ), and Jeff Kelsey (5· 11 , 242 ), a junior. Chylewski. senior (6-5, 256 ); and Jack Peterson (6·2. 243 ), junior guards George Cahill (6· and senior middle guard Lance 4, 260) and Rod Gulley (6-4, Anderson (6-5. 22.';). ::'~.**---nl r~;~~ . ~;~~~~: ~~~~~e {/\~ . t: l :! TODAY r \ .: .: ~: HAP~~7';:UR I:: ::. ;~ 40. Drafts me" .. : .'. :; 95C Speeclralls llull, :.; Surprl.. Hon cI'oeuvr_1 .: .; I -I ~e< SATURDA Y ,.': ~oc-o DR ~L~OZE :'::; TlI18811118 9.30-1.30 .'. :: SUNDAY '.': TODAY 3:30 pm POT LUCK~ ;;'G A DISHI 8O~:' ·1:". 40CDraftl . Behind the Rec Center ;. ;::JUIt,:•• !. .:: ....:: ....: .. ..:: .. ..: ... .. :.... :: ....:: ....: .. :. . :' .. :.... :. , ':" .' Itoln locoUon, Roman Room. Stud.nt Cent... . " :30 pm Salukis shoot for third straight against SEMO Last week. second·vcar loose like we did last week ." but quickness he cer tainly touchd own. a 97-ya rd return. By Ron Warnick against Abqene Christian last Stall WrIter coach Bob Smith's Indians "oach Smi th sa id . has." Saluki head coach Ray upse t previously undefea ted Anthony Jackson. ;. j unior . Dorr said. Saturday. He is averaging The :1·3 foolball Salukis a re Abile ne hristian 44 -30. with carried the ball 120 t week for The other J ackson. David. a a lmosl t5 yarns per pu nt shool lng for their third much of the help coming from 137 yards on 21 carries and a junior. caught two passes IfI$;t return a nd 26 yards per kickoff slraight win a nd ho ~i ng to go running back Anthony J ackson touchdown . He has 562 yards week for 55 yards a nd a return. over the .500 mark for the (i rs! rushing on 101 ca rries and two touchdown. He is the India ns' " Weve been able to ta ke time si nce 1983 . but if they a re ;~~, ~S li ~;~~ ::nd kiS~~e6urr:,r :ouchdowns this seas on. He leading receiver in 1985 with some big pl ay pla yers on 10 control the Soulheast proved its record to 2-4 . ca n a lso catch the ba ll. as he 219 yards a nd four touchdow ns opposing teams offenses. a nd l\'1i ssouri State Indians at the " Wc're a little beat up wi th a has six receptions (or 69 yards. on 14 receptions. we've had to do SOllie special 2:30 Homecoming game lot of bumps a nd bruises. bUI I ''Tony Jackson is a very But David Jackson is even preparation for tha I. We have Satu r day at McA ndre w expect everyone to be able 10 good player . He runs hard m ore da ngerous on kick some special things prepared Stadium . . they must control play on Saturday. We 'lI have to inside. bu t has g r e a t returns . He returned two punts for him ." Dorr said. their dyna mic duo - Anthony have a great effort to stay in quickness. I don'I know if he for 31 yards, and returned four a nd David J ackson. the game. Hopefully. well stay has the great overall speed. ki ckoffs for 134 yards a nd SH SEMO. PI go 23 Sports Tough task ahead for Herrin, cagers By Ron Warnick to be tough. You can look a l Sta!fWrller our roster and tell we don't One could almost fee l so r r~ have much experience. for firSH'ear aluk. basketball " But what we ha\'c a re a coach Hich Hernn dedicated bunch of basketba ll The Job he i tak1l1g may be" players. and thaI'S what thnnkless one He is inheriting counts," I-I errin said. a team thal. after a mediocre Fans may ha" e 10 be pa tient 14 -14 record last season, lost with hi s cmbrvonic team this most of its lett rrn{'n and h a~ season, but Ii doesn't mean IItt!e size or experience Lhere won'L be excite,ncnt. remailling. Herrin said ;\l any potential recruIts " We're gonna be a n un were scared aW;lV after the derdog many times this Ken Perry 'candafla t spring season. But we're going to play To top il all ofr. wilh non· hard. a nd were going to play confe re nce opponents like with intensit y, We mig ht have Arkansas. :'\ebraska. Purdue a cha nce of getting a few and ;\l1 ssouri to add on t upsets right here in the Arena . always-tough ~1i ssou ri \ 'alley "The fans a re going to see pia,'. the SIl'·C cagers have our pla yers scramble and fig ht one of the hardest schedules in for loose balls. We're going 10 their history. play so hard it's goi ng to be In ,p.le of the odds. Hernn. unreal." Herrin said, .lfter 29 great years as coach As one can tell. the key to al BCllIon High School. is coach Herrin's philo ophy is elHhu~ia s t!(' about hiS Il ew job generating exdtement. and the upcoming ~ea~o n 'We run a very c~cii.j ng " I don't think there's an" st.tI PholO by James Oulgg questIon our chedule is gomg See C/,GERS. Page 23 Sa tukl cager lonnie Spears catches 8 pass while teammate Billy Ross guards him. Highly recruited eager Women harriers on road to WIU By Rich Heaton meet. the Salukis ha·. ~ a beller successful in the remainder of could be joining Salukis StatfWriter chance to run with Western. their meets. DeNoon sa ys running By Ron Warnick The SIU-C women's cross DeNoon says the factors for The 6-foot- tO Bus c h country team goes to Macomb a Saluki victory this week are against Western this week will StaH Writer averaged 13 points. 12 this weekend for the Western continued good health from be beneficial because it will Highly r ec ruit e d rebounds and four blocked lIIinios Invitational. their fi nal Amy Marker. the Saluki's No. give the Salukis a chance to basketball center David s hots per game with race before the Missouri ) runner; continued im ~ run against the fa vorite in the Busch. who played with VaUey Conference meel. provemenl from Vivia n Sinou, confernce meet. Wes tern Hoopeston·Eas' Lynn High ~~~~ efi~?;h~a~~ird ~:~~~ Coach Don DeNoon says he theSaluki's No.2 runner in last Illinois is undefeated against School last season. verbaUy 1985 state playoffs. feels confidenl the Salukis can week's meet: and continue;! conference opponents this com milled himself to Busch was also being compete with Western Illinois, good performances from the year . enrolling at SI -C a nd will wooed by Kansas. Iowa the pre-meet favorite. rest of the team. especiaUy the If the Salukis aim for join the Saluk is during the Slate. Western Illinois and Western Illinois bested the NO. 5 runner. whomever it may Western in these next two 1985-36 season . said Saluki Indiana State universities Salukis in the Illinois State be this week. meets, they have a chance of sophomore foreward Greg before making his decision. InlercoUegiate Cross Country DeNoon says someone will being pulled to beller places 111 Malia . Busch's former Busch will submit his Championships last weekend have to come forward and take the Western Iliinois In teammate. Thursday a f· national leller of intent in Chicago. DeNoon says with a fi rm grasp on the No. 5 vitational a nd the conference ternoon. during November. fewer runners in this week's position for the Salukis to be meet. DeNoon says. Spikers beaten by Iowa in 5 games World Series By Steve Merritt Staff Writer Gateway teams in pre thers will look towards senior faced with a rebuilding year schedule conference winning per hilter Sylvia Eder. who has 199 afler losing 1984 Gateway The Saluki spikers suffLred a centage: the Panthers, who kills a nd a .325 allack per Player of the Year Kris Hey. heartbreaking five·game road have not ha d a losing season centage. Eder was eighth in All -Conference selection (Best-of-Seven ) loss to Big-tO power Iowa s ince 1978. a re 14·3 for a .824 the nation last year in service Marcia Meyer and three other Oct. 19-at Kansas City. Thursday. dropping their ",inning percentage. UNI has aces and lead the Panthers in starters as well. 7:35 p.m. record to 14·9 on the year. ] oss ~ to Arizona and two kills (251) . Oc t. 20-at Kansas C it ~, . The Salukis dropped the first Gateway opponents, Western While UNI sits a top the rest The Bulldogs are also at the 7:30 p ,m , game 10-15. but came back to Illinois (7-7 ) and Bradley (22- of the Gateway teams so far boltom of the Gateway pack in Oct. 22·ot Sl. Louis. i :35 win the second 15· 10. The 6 ). this season. the Salukis op hitting percentage, allacking p.m . Salukis again feU behind in the The Panthers a re leading the ponents of Saturday night find at a dismal pace of 0.46 per Oct. 23·ot Sl. Louis, '/:25 third game, losing 7-15. In lhe Gateway in a ttack percp.iltc:ge themselves in the cell ar . cenl. Drake does loot have any p,m , fourth game. the s pikers (,293 ), with three :,itlers Drake went 5-4 in r;ateway players ranking in the eight x~Oc t. 24-at St. Louis. ;:25 forced a fifth game by winning ranking in the top five in al play last year a nd finished 13· cat egories ke pt by the p.m. IS-II, bul could not hold off lack percentage. UN I a lso has 11 overall. good for forth place Gateway office (ratings for for x~Oc t. 26-a t Kansas City. Iowa in the final, fa lling by a at least one player in four in the conference standings. attacks . kills. assists. aces. 7:25 p,m , 10-15 score. other offensive categories. The Bulldogs. however. have digs and blocking). x-Oc t. 27~a t Kan5as Ci ty The Salukis begin Gateway UNI has a roster thai con yet to win a game this season i :JOp.m. Conference play Friday when sists of eight returning and will go into the match with The Salukis will next play x-if necessary they travel to the University of pla yers, five of whom were the Salukis with a record of 0- conference favorite Illinois Northern Iowa. slarters on last years' 16-IE 13. Slate on Thursday, Ocl. 25 at UNI has won three straight club, which finished sixth in In his first year at the helm, 7:30 p.m . in a match originaly matches and is leading all the Gateway race. The Pan· coach Bill McLachlan was scheduled for Friday, Oct. 25. Page 24. v .,ly Egyptian. October 18. 1985