Page 8 The Projector April 25 1978

Nancy Arkin

Kathe Switzer

"You're there for the students' sake," Nancy Arkin, Vice-Presidency candidate in the upcoming elections, said in an interview Wednesday. "I don't like to see anyone getting away with any pussyfooting." Ms. Arkin. a Business Administration student, said there is plenty of Red River Community College Student Newspaper room for improvement in the Vice-President's position. • "I don't want secrets kept from the students." she said, pointing to the housing project as an example. "A lot of people knew nothing about it while all the decisions were made. Students were kept in the dark because the S.A. didn't want any opposition." She also had harsh words for the isolated stand of recent Vice- Presidents. "They have lots of power," she said, "but they should still be Election Candidates close to the students." "I'm also for cutbacks in expenses," she continued. "I understand at one meeting someone seconded a motion that Christmas bonuses be given - Who Are They? largest margin of victory was by to executives — it was recorded in the minutes." She stressed it was this Kathy Eaton who led her nearest kind of waste of students' money that she is against. the community really don't know Business Administration rival by 171 votes (410 to 239). "I'm definitely on the side of the Projector and CMOR, I really want to what happens "behind the scenes" students dominate the new Red The closest race was for the posi- say that," she stressed. "They deserve a lot of support. I just don't like to Lori Einarson she stated. River Community College tion of Publications Director which see anyone get away with anything." Students' Association. Symons won by only 50 votes (387 Ms. Arkin also said more money should be spent in short-term projects, Danny Proudley Kathy Eaton Headed by new president Tony to 328). as students only spend a maximum of two years at RRCC. "The housing Mihaychuk Militano, students grabbed five of The elections were marred by project is just too big for them (the present executive) to handle. and now Lori Einarson. 1 9l, a secretarial the six executive positions conflicts and contradiction in cam- they're throwing it in the laps of the incoming executive." science student wants to be the "Public Relations has to be available. The B.A. monopoly was paign procedure which included the She also agreed that the election could have been much better organiz- next Public Relations director for planned effort." says Kathy Eaton. broken only by Kathy Eaton, a changing of nomination dates ed. "It was pretty bad. Rules weren't followed, or were broken, dates were Red River Community College. first year Creative Com- Creative Communications student without notification of students and changed, and no one knows what's going on." She is determined to win the munications student who plans to who won the position of Public candidates. She cited the changing of the campaign opening as one example. "They election and is putting forth a be a Public Relations (PR) major Relations Director. Vice-President Harold Kroeker, should have known beforehand about the Business Admin. tests." serious effort in campaigning. in the course next year. The other winners were Gordon in charge of the election, managed "I think there's lots to be done, and Harold didn't do any of it," she Einarson said she would be a PR means recognizing student Kozak, vice-president and Greg to iron out all the problems and the added. "You're there solely for the students' sake, and as Vice-President, good person for the job because of opinion. listening to students. then Symons, Publications Director. In ballotting and counting went I'd like to hear from them." her ability. experience and deciding how to make the Student addition Brenda Borsos was named smoothly and quickly. enthusiasm. Secretary-Treasurer and Cathy Most of the losers were gracious Share Nntust "Students are generally Association (S.A.) work for them. M s. Eaton added. Aronec the New Sports Director, in defeat with the exception of one apathetic. - she said. "but I feel I I wanted to get involved in the both by acclamation. campaign manager who reportedly harder - for the students next year. have the leadership that is - Teri Zabrodski S.A. because I like to know what's While Militano won easily, the demanded a recount, although his The S.A. should he better necessary to motivate people. - going On in the college. - represented from computer Einarson. who has participated A "Student Beefs Program" is Communication in the college technology. industrial arts and nur- in high school politics. feels the being promoted by presidential is poor now. s. Eaton stated and sing sectors of Red River. said college needs more public recogni- Best of candidate Shayne Nyquvest. The students don't know what the S.A. both worlds - mother and career - CKY- TV interviewer, Sylvia Kuzyk in April 21 students of Red River appreciate Nyquevest suggesting special ad- tion and acceptance not only for is doing for them. interview at RRCC's Studio A with Creative Communications student, Dan Proudley. visors he established from each the technical course but also for the work the S.A. has done for them. "If I can talk with students. if I An interesting opportunity for first year CreComers in television studio productions. area to advise the S.A. arts programs that exists. he said. but thinks the students feel am their ombudsman. I can tell EDITORIAL Besides. the Student Beefs "What is required is media ex- supressed and removed from the them what's happening. If a stu- Program, Nyquevest would like to posure. candidate was soundly beaten. of the ottices. increase in the number of voters Association. dent has a problem I'm the one Susan Mihaychuk see the establishment of a second The college lacks activities It was a strange election in the Complaints of a poorly publiciz- over last years election. they can conic to and we'll plan a ed election were dispelled when the The S.A. is being run in a hand book store or book referral allowing students to get to know "We pay more for less" has been a common cry from college and sense that there were no hard The new S.A. will officially take strategy." ballot count showed an 80 per cent business-like fashion to a "certain service established to help students each other socially she said. More university students across Canada lately. Increases in tuition fees, issues involved in the race for any office on July 1. Outside images people have of extent" because of the need for cut costs. social activities at the beginning of students tend to be somewhat bdoks and supplies were a tough blow to low-income students who fund controls and financial advice. Nyquevest indicates he would the year would change this situa- stand to be hardest hit in the education cutbacks process. pOor says Kathy. She wants to Nyquvest said. "but it shouldn't be like a weekly publication of the tion. Is education becoming a privilege rebuild this by getting involved only for the wealthy? High tui- like a board of directors of a Projector. "if feasible". because the "A major problem is that stu- tion costs, rental hikes, constant food price fluctuations and a stea- with the community and letting business.** He feels the S.A. should students need to know "what's go- dent council doesn't allocate them know what students are doing dily decreasing job market seem to leave unemployment as the only provide "assistance and encourage- ing on". enough money for public Winnipeg Gays Oppose Bryant to benefit it. channel open to low-income students. ment to the students to allow them Nyquevest intends to follow the relations.** Einarson stated. A discouraging picture? Unfortunately, yes and there doesn't "Because a lot of this involve- to determine their own direction." RRCC housing project through "The present Public Relations appear to be any hope for any immediate change on the horizon, ment requires getting publicity to Nyquevest feels tuition increases and hopes for federal support but director. Heidi Schumman. has Stats Canada reports show students from the top 18 percent of in- Val Domenco ficient to give a homosexual person taken place because of social media about important college "Had to conic." and the S.A. adds the S.A. shouldn't lose sight done a fine job up to now con- come make up 48 percent of the university undergraduate popula- a heterosexual orientation. changes unrelated to homosexual- happenings. news releases MUST should be working "that much of its immediate goals. sidering the budget she had to work tion. Over 300 people marched last Council replies that while the Bi- ity; and that homosexuals are as be printed when we send them out," month from the Legislative with.- Ms. Einarson concluded. According to the U of M's Manitoban, present educational cut- ble may condemn the committing open as heterosexuals to all the ess- Eaton said. backs by the provincial government are limiting enrollment "on the Building to the Winnipeg Conven- of homosexual acts by heterosex- ential values of family life. Vida Kriz Knowing journalistic writing Log Lothian basis of ability, not money." (March 9 issue) tion Centre to protest Anita ual persons, it nowhere makes ex- A homosexual orientation is not style for news releases is an asset Bryant's opposition to civil rights plicit binding judgment upon the determined by the presence or Mihaychuk Teri Zabrodski and the first step in the right direc- It appears the PC's in Manitoba favor cutting government ser- vices to fight inflation and at the same time are sacrificing that seg- legislation for homosexuals. homosexual condition. The Coun- absence of particular role models. tion. Eaton feels. Bryant was performing at a cil says the ignorance on the part The real damage is done directly to "I like people, talking to people and I think I can make people more "The S.A. is a business." said ment of society which doesn't support them with votes; namely, the Kathy's present involvement in Convention Centre concert spon- of biblical writers about homosex- the individual and indirectly to aware. Lory Lothian. presidential con- He added that some candidates majority of low-income students. college activities includes Reader's sored by the Renaissance Inter- uality, and the cultural context society by suppressing all positive Vida Kriz is a first year Business Administration student running for tender for the Student Association, were told, and others were not. "Is Conservative policy has theoretically been to support big Theatre. CMOR programmer, national, a fundamentalist religious conditioning their attitudes, com- homosexual role models from Public Relations director in this week's elections. Her main interests in the but its objective is serving students this favoritism? Or are live sup- business and build up the private sector, but does that mean the lit- sports. [mending social functions group. bined to prevent them from assess- children, who in maturity will be position are bringing students and Student Council together and "to and making as many happy as posed to he called ignorant because tle guy has to suffer the consequences? It shouldn't. supporting the S.A. and events The march was organized oy the ing homosexuality and homosexual homosexually-oriented in any case. develop greater public awareness." possible. she added. we didn't ask. 'Are you changing Conservative votes come mainly from corporate citizens, thus directly related to students. Coalition to Answer Anita Bryant. relations in any way which has The Council maintains that civil Ms. Kriz hopes to get more advertising posted and aired for future One of Lory's main objectives in the date? ... raising corporate taxes would be alienating that sector of the elec- "There's a lot of potential for im- Representatives came from among meaning for us today. protection of homosexuals harms college activities. her campaign is to get as many Kozak also said the • rule- torate which the PC's are relying on to rebuild the economy. provement in this office. but you lesbian, homosexual and women's In answer to her second claim, no one. Civil discrimination against "Not many people know what's going on with sports in the college." people in the college interested in changing "defeated the whole pur- How do they propose to accomplish this restructuring? Cutting have to know how to go about rights groups, clergymen and the the Council maintains there is no homosexuals distorts their lives One proposal to aid this problem would be having different committees the student administration as possi- pose" of having rules in he first government spending reduces the amount of money going into the affecting these changes. - Nis. public. reliable evidence that established and the lives of all others who must to handle various college activities, Ms. Kriz stated. ble. Working towards the image of place. He suggested that perhaps private sector while lowering taxes increases consumer spending Eaton concluded. Walter Davis, President of the sexual orientation can be changed live with an unjust fear and hatred "A committee covering all intramural sports could get people to come A "visible" administration is one of the running of the election should putting more money into the private sectors to promote expansion. Canadian Union of Public by any means, and the failure of of fellow beings. "The whole socie- out and root for our teams." her goals. The students should feel Gordon B Kozak he done by an independent person, It would seem that the net effect of these conflicting policies is nil. Employees (CUPE), local 2034, prayer to affect such a change is ty is impoverished by this deflec- The role of PR director in the college is to relate to and communicate free to come up and talk, "if they zinc! not someone who already has Except for one important area — low-income earners get caught said both national and Manitoba sufficient evidence that God does tion and loss of creative energy, with people inside and outside the college and the best way to do that is are aware of you then they feel Kathe Switzer another job to do. short while the government shuffles the long-range economic deck. presidents of CUPE support the not seek to eliminate a homosexual says Council representative, Rev. "to get out 'there and do it." more involved." she said. She The election is present!y run by Don't we deserve a better deal? Coalition. orientation. A.E. Millward. The council has Outside interests and hobbies Vida enjoys are sketching, reading, all would like to see a bulletin come "I see the Vice-Presidency main- the Vice-President. Manitoba's government now faces the politically distasteful task The Manitoba Young New Bryant claims homosexuals received active support from both sports (she is taking golf and tennis and is involved in intramural sports) out once a month written by the ly as an overseeing job," Gordon "ICs really disappointing; talking of making up for eight years in which consumer spending was Democratic Party, the must be denied legal protection and the church and the public. and yes, you heard it — belly dancing! president so the students can B. Kozak. Vice-Presidency can- to some students. - he said. "People greater than production levels which produced our present in- Revolutionary Worker's League, excluded from certain occupations Reverend Lynette P. Miller in a become more fully aware of what's didate. said in an interview don't know about it, they just guess flationary condition. the Gays for Equality and the to sageguard the traditional family recent letter said, "I am opposed to Tony Militano happening around them. Wednesday. at a name — or worse yet, don't "Tuition fees in RRCC haven't been raised in I 1 years. In order to Council on Homosexuality and structure of our society and Anita Bryant's campaign. I believe The Housing Project is The Business Administration even vote. - balance the economy, government restraint has to start somewhere Religion also threw support behind thereby present children with only we're all created by God, and we Teri Zabrodski "worthwhile". Lory stated, adding student added that "communica- "There's no drive for students to regardless of which party is in power to enact these the Coalition. heterosexual role models. derive our dignity from that crea- she would like to see it carry tion is vital. You have to be open to care." he said. "I talked to some policies. . . education seems to be a prime target. The Council on Homosexuality The Council believes any current The biggest credit for Tony Militano in his presidential campaign is ex- through next year if the govern- the students. - students who didn't even know if So, 'the rich get richer and the poor get poorer'? Premier Lyon and Religion is a Manitoba disintegration of the family unit has Continued Page 12' perience. Since he first enrolled last September, Tony has been involved Kozak expressed dissatisfaction they-were eligible to vote.* (All full said benefits of the present cutbacks will be evident in about a ment will stop "procrastinating". organization composed of clergy with the Student Association as a Food Services representative besides sit- over the way the elections have and part-time students have a year's time (and waiting may seem endless) but inflation can't be Lory feels the image of Red and laity of many faiths and is in ting on the Wage Review and Fee Increase committees. been run. "I'm very disappointed. I vote.) solved overnight! Afterall, it didn't happen overnight! River needs improving and plans to direct opposition to Bryant's cam- "I've always taken an interest (in student affairs) since high school," just don't understand how they can He would like to see mare spent By cutting back education government can count on more stu- work closely with the Public paign against homosexual equal Tony said. say it starts now: and then repri- on events which bring together dent unemployment unless more jobs are created in the private sec- Relations director. to promote Red civil rights. Here at Red River, Militano feels that students appreciate the S.A. but mand candidates for starting. Can- tor. If not, the government ends up having to put more into un- Inside this Issue River if elected. students of different cour.es. "I'm Rev. A.E. Millward, a minister "criticisms should be voiced" to make the S.A. more efficient. didates should have been told the e stress- employment insurance! Lory feels the intramural sports against sports cutbacks," I for the local gay population, speak- There is a need to expand S.A. programs to include all students, he date was changed. It's the same old .s.where t le whole It's a vicious circle, weighing the pros and cons of various program could be improved and ed."because that ing on behalf of the Council in- Housing Project Stalled ' said. indicating the need for more representation from the technological problem, a lack of com- school is involved. That s where economic policies. The fact remains that eventually someone will Page 3 better publicized than it has been dicated opposition to both aspects and industrial side of the college, perhaps as a subordinate government. munication... immediate funding needs 'to go. - have to suffer from increased education costs. this past year. The amount of — religious and civil — of Bryant's He also showed a great concern for night students, stating that the S.A. money being spent on varsity As a student facing the problems of paying for another year of '78-79 S.A. Profiles Page 6 should provide services for them. In return "they could help us too," he school with raised tuition and only slight raises in loans, I hive to attempt to re-instate the age-old teams should be looked at more discrimination against homosex- said. agree the future doesn't look rosy but I can't see any alternative closely she said, because a lot of uals. Another campaign thrust is for a second hand bookstore where books Answers L-R. Tony Militano, Lory Lothian, solutions beyond the current government cutbacks which hopefully Horeczy Hotline money is being spent on only a Bryant claims homosexuality is Page 10 could be purchased at reduced prices. Shane Nyquevest, Gordon Kozak, Kathy Eaton, will provide some long term benefits. Another game of chance? small number. condemned in the Bible as sinful. The Housing Project really isn't that far away, according to Militano. The main thrust of -Lothian's Nancy Arkin, Vida Kriz. She also claims faith in Jesus is suf- He feels that next year will see the big push for the project, but the S.A. campaign stresses exposure for the shouldn't lose sight of its short term objectives. S.A. and Red River. Students and May 9 1978 Page 2 The Projector May 9 1978 The Projector Page 3 Housing Project Stalled By Susan Mihaychuk $1 million), of which $175,000 CF Foundation Student housing can't be looked for satisfactory evidence of "a would go to cover cost overruns. at from a 1968 mentality to pass provincial undertaking" and proof For the first time communica- "Towards Tomorrow" judgement on a 1978 problem, said of "economic viability". tion has been made between federal -10 Student Association Business The province confirmed support and provincial levels which Stewart By Candle Holstrom Manager, Glenn Stewart last week. of the program "in principle" in considers a "big step" and "it's up Progress on RRCC's proposed Education Minister Keith Cosen's to the government to see the hous- Manitoba's 1977 report on the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foun- 4 non-profit student housing plan April 20 letter to CMHC asking ing need is there." dation CCFF reveals a number of activities made possible through isn't standing anywhere to date, that the project be included in Sec- Meanwhile, students should volunteers. Some of these events include teas, picnics, fishing trips Stewart said. tion 15.1 of the National Housing "take up the gauntlet, bring it to and sporting events. Stewart feels little effort was Act designed for special interest their MP's and make it a federal _ Ian Heather, President of the Winnipeg Chapter, says the foun- made by the Central Mortgage and groups. issue," Stewart added. dation has grown tremendously in the past few years. Expansion a Housing Corporation (CMHC) in Cosens added he was willing to has been so great the CCFF must plan and lay out programs for PPo Original construction meant for ning Ottawa to read the S.A.'s March 1 discuss a guarantee with the 1978, is now proposed the next five years. -for RRCC's feasibility report and market study province after he knew what was 10th anniversary in September, Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs, great supporters of this foundation, details along with provincial involved federally. 1979. have pledged to raise $125,000 in 1978 for Cystic Fibrosis government finance analysis. Stewart hopes costs and figures Cosen's said the project "might research. The kinsmen are also sponsoring a picnic in mid-July for About two and a half weeks ago from the Co-op Housing Associa- be a slow process," (March 7 issue) CF families and friends. CMHC's reply to the report en- tion of Manitoba (CHAM) along but told Stewart he was willing to Looking back in 1977, students totalling 4,500 were out shining quired about "the possibility of ob- with Cosen's letter will substantiate put it in the 1979 budget. shoes and Canvassing during Shinerama, managing to raise almost taining financial assistance for a the project's viability. "We have proven the housing is $38,000. Also, CJOB and the Ice Capades Organization gave Personal student co-op residence in Red Since the Central Mortgage and viable by our study and the ad- many CF children and their parents the opportunity to attend last Deer" (sic) which shows its impor- Housing Corporation pays only ministration will be done by year's Ice Capades. tance to them, Stewart commented. construction costs, the federal CHAM," Stewart concluded, "but The foundation's theme this year, "Towards Tomorrow", Column STAFF BOX CMHC's letter from executive- government wants the province's emphasis has to be in Ottawa suitably chosen to match their increased optimism. "But this Nominations opening! director Eugene A. Flischel called guarantee of "front money" (about now." growth", says Ian Heather, "is only possible by supporting and en- couraging the many volunteers and programs." 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Women can Tuesdays from 8 p.m. — 10 p.m., pocket calculator or a N.fixmaster. Val Domenco ust 19. munications, fieldcraft, and other trips to Saskatoon. take other trade courses, involving and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Phone 632-2275. Enrollment requirements are: or by telephoning either 582-5003 Laurie Stretch military subjects. There's a quota on the number clerking, finance, and other areas. A Lutheran Student Movement reading group will Canadian citizenship, good health, Sgt. Barbara Gillis, Chief Clerk accepted, Gillis said, but there are People can also transfer to other or 586-5653. Randy Tait happen this summer in Winnipeg. The coalition to ban the flagrant use of the vicious flyswatter Ken Sitter Books such as Hans Kung's "On Being a Christian," (CBFUVF) is holding its annual Greg Symons William Hordern's "Living by Grace" and Margaret •• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... • • • • mi.. • ...... • • • car wash this Saturday at ED's George Neuteid ••••••••••••••••••••ou• • • • • • • • •••• • - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• no w.* • to nos • se• a • of • • •••••••• yen Lawrence's "Stone Angel" are books in the works. Texaco at Corydon and McPhil- ,,• I•I . Kathy Michalchuk ..1 Plans are to meet every other week. The group's • .. ea. ..••••••• ••••••••••••••••• ■ ••••.••••• ...... lips. Tie optional. Candice Hoistrom second meeting will be Monday, May 15. For time, Gary McGibney place and additional information please contact To the bus drivers of Winnipeg. Pastor Leon Linguist, University Centre, U of M, phone I've been cut off for the last -time. 474-8386. Signed. 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1300 Portage 786-6541 309 Portage 943-5531 May 9. 1978 The Projector Page 5 Page 4 The Projortor May 9 1978 Family Services Offer Guidance RRCC Open House Another Way G. Neufeld counsellors can help you plan emotional and personal support for Shows Merit around the transition and adjust to families in trying situations. Kathy Michalchuk EDITORIALS Family Services is a United Way new roles and lifestyles for family Volunteers undergo a screening agency serving approximately members. and orientation process plus long- Are you one of those people who hates supermarkets? The dou- Dave Haynes 3,500 Winnipeg families by Family services also assists term assignments requiring atten- ble ticketing, the long line-ups at the checkout, the splashy adver- providing day care, homemaker families with a absent, ill or disabl- dance of weekend training sessions tising? Yet most people do their shopping in supermarkets. The in- May Day Rally Attacks PC's The recent college Open House has opened a lot of eyes. Many people, services, citizen advocacy, ed parent. Their homemakers that include comniunication and. dependent food stores are slowly losing ground. Another way to who firmly believed the college was a last resort for students not yet counselling, growth groups, family program provides full day-time or listening exercises. make your food dollar go further is to treat shopping as a science prepared for the job market, came away with different feelings after taking life education and leisure group ac- part-time supervised homemakers. Fees are assessed on a sliding and not just a dreary task. Here are some survival tactics to use in Randy Tait labor relations, nuclear energy, etc. anything. They could picket the a look at what the college has to offer. tivities. There are long and short-term scale, according to size and income outwitting the booby-traps of those supermarket aisles: They were protesting changes in legislature every week for the next For two days the college halls were filled with prospective students, If you need someone to talk to possibilities for volunteers. In the of the families receiving assistance. 1. COME PREPARED to be manipulated and stay on your May Day (May 1), the the family law legislation, the firing three years and not get any con- parents and often just curious people. Very few of them came away disap- about problems like marriage long-term there is need for Debts and the overall financial guard. Shop on a full stomach and you'll spend less than usual. traditional holiday of labor and of public employees and the loss of crete results. The PC's know what pointed with the college. breakdown, children, loneliness, or brother/sister companions, and situation taken into consideration. Leave the children at home and you'll find you don't fill the shop- left-wing groups all over the world, 6,000 jobs in the province since the they want to do — they've had The college has some incredibly talented people studying here and it aging, the Family Services staff is visitors for women who are divorc- For more information contact: ping cart with as many unneeded items. Make a shopping list and has long been downplayed in PC's came to power. Cutbacks in eight years of oppositions to think was evident in the displays set up by the different departments. The most there to help you. If you are con- ed, widowed, deserted or lonely. Maureen Shields or Jenny Boyko bring it along with only the approximate amount of money you North America because it is government funding have resulted about it — and they aren't going to obvious examples were the Advertising Art and Hotel/Restaurant Ad- sidering separation or divorce, On the short-term list there's help at 947-1410 or drop by 264 Ed- want to spend. Then if your checkout total is too high, you know generally connected with com- in hardships for poor people, the change their ways just to suit a ministration presentations, but in other areas there were equally im- family services' professional for new arrivals, babysitting, or monton Street. you've picked up some extras along the way that can go back on munism and socialism. ones who are unemployed or on bunch of protestors. pressive. if not as spectacular, displays. the shelves. Thanks to Sterling Lyon, low income, and who depend on I was there for both days of the event. I admit I was there only because Check the end-aisle displays to make sure they're really a though, May Day is experiencing a social welfare programs for sur- Near the beginning of the rally. I had to be, but next year I'll go because I want to go. bargain. They could be marked at regular prices but impulse as Thibault was starting to resurgence. at least in Manitoba. vival. The same programs which The common ideology of the high school student is: give university a shoppers like to grab at a big stack. There are also bargains to be the Conservatives are rapidly organize his army into a neat little Women's Group Wage Hike Last Monday about one thou- try. then if you can't make it, there's always Red River. Because of these found tucked down below the eye-level shelves. Beware of double eliminating from this province. parade, three onlookers left in ap- sand people representing ap- Open Houses things are changing, slowly, but they're definitely changing. ticketing. If the item has two or more price stickers on it, by law the proximately 25 different groups When you look at what the PC's parent disgust. As they were leav- A six percent wage increase in- I don't view the college as a sacred institution and I'm not ecstatic just store has to charge you the lower price. Check the shelf stock marched at the Legislature for an have done here in less than a year, ing. one of them called to the Seek Abstinence cluded in the renewal contract to be here but I'd recommend this college to anyone. Anybody who feels carefully. The new higher-priced stock at the front is often hiding hour, then listened to Nels you have to wonder what lies marchers, "You might as well go negotiated between Manitoba embarassed or degraded because he's enrolled here just hasn't taken the old but still usable stock at the old price. Watch for slip-ups as more Thibault, president of the Manitoba ahead for Manitoba in the next home. It's not going to do any Dave Haynes Hydro and Local Union 2034 of time to look around and see what we've got. metric-sized packages start coming onto the shelves. The transition Federation of Labor, who three years. good." the International Brotherhood of In a time when tuition fees are rising and the value of a university period lasts until 1980. Some companies who have already vigorously attacked the Conser- But it's not as if they were doing It's a cynical attitude, but Prevention of alcoholism, drug abuse and cigarette smoking are the Electrical Workers (IBEW) April degree declining. more people are taking a closer look at college diploma. 12. repackaged their goods in smaller metric sizes, have left the prices vative government in a 20-minute anything unexpected. The Conser- basically realistic. It's good for main goals of the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). Not as an alternative but as an objective. the same, slipping you the consumer a hidden price increase. speech. vatives told Manitobans when they appearances sake that someone is The group had a display here last week dealing with problems and alter- By the end of May, some 2,600 2. TRY THE STORE BRANDS. These are usually made by the publicly airing their displeasure natives to the vices. Spokeswoman Irene Brauza feels moderation isn't the IBEW members representing The variety of causes was ap- were asking for-and getting-votes same companies that produce the national brands. The big with Lyon and his boys, and it solution to alcoholism. "We know by experience that it doesn't work," she operating and maintenance (field) parent from the many signs and that they would cut back in govern- difference is the price. Store brands can cost as much as 15 to 30 makes good copy. But if the said. "We are total abstainers." employees of Manitoba Hydro will banners, illustrating the wake of ment spending. and that's just what None of your percent less because they don't have the advertising and distribution Conservatives policy of prosperity The group played a part locally in the government legislation of non- vote on the proposed contract. destruction the Lyon government they've done. costs. It's worth trying them at least once to see how they rate in has left behind. The May I rally was mainly a at the expense of social welfare smoking areas in restaurants and other - public places. They also want to If the contract is not accepted, taste and aroma. does prove successful, by the time see non-drinking areas designated aboard airplanes, she said. members will either strike or quiet- Concern at the rally was for show of strength by the unions to business but • 3.SHOP FOR SPECIALS. To recognize the specials, keep track Election '80 or '8 I rolls around one The WCTU was founded over 100 years ago by Francis Willard, an ly go back to negotiating tables. what the government has done or is show the government that there are of the price you usually pay for an item and check it against the has to wonder if anyone will Evanston, Illinois schoolteacher. It has since expanded to 65 countries The current contract agreement ex- planning to do in the areas of day a lot of people in the province who Dave Haynes That was it for me. No more of advertised price. If you find an item marked special that isn't really remember the protests of '78. Even throughout the world and there's now an International Conference once pires June 7, 1978. care, medicare, denticare, phar- don't agree with what the PC's are this door-to-door business. I decid- reduced in price, the best way to get any action on it is to complain macare, autopac, rent controls, doing, but it's not going to change if they do, will anyone care? every three years. Approximately 30 students out This business of getting out of ed to let them call me. I've got The local chapter travels to schools and shopping centres promoting of the 85 enrolled in the Electrical to the misleading advertising division of the federal Dept. of Con- classes in late June really bugs me. some pretty good connections. I their cause, and supported is through personal contributions and an- Technology course at Red River sumer and Corporate Affairs. I can't find a summer job. I must had been keeping it a secret but it's nuities. will not be affected by this con- Another way to spot the specials if they're not marked properly have applied to at least three or common knowledge now that God "Our problem is we don't have enough members" Brauza said. "We tract. These students do belong to and see what is missing if the specials have run out or are not four places but not one of them and I play racquetball on es. need young people to join and help out." IBEW but under Local 2085. available is to clip the supermarket ads from the newspaper and gave me a position. Thursdays. take them along. It's against the law for a store to advertise a It's annoying. I've read all those special without having the merchandise to back it up. If you don't MAILBOX Manpower pamphlets but their ad- But even that connection hasn't find the special you want, ask to speak to the manager. Many times vice has just made me more worked for me. I still don't have a he'll find a stack of specials hidden in the back or he'll offer you a frustrated. job. The job market is small so I've raincheck. But there is no law that stores have to offer a raincheck To the Projector: April 11, 1978 For example, they taught, trie to been thinking in desperate terms if they run out. The Projector lately. financial success Finally, the most important task for you is in the checkout line. be confident, know what you want

I've been going through the spring issues of WRCUP papers. and and don't be afraid to ask for it. I'm considering selling my body Make sure the , cashier rings up the items at the advertised price. reading over the Projector, I came across a couple of things that seemed It seems that every second issue That sounded pretty good to me, to a rich old lady. If that doesn't Don't be afraid to speak up if she rings up an item on special at the sexist. of Projector contains some infor- so I went to the Legislature and work out, well... I'll be editor of through regular price. The first was Dave Haynes first column, of Feb. 7, with helpful hints on mation that requires a rebuttal applied for Premier. They had the this paper for the summer. Consumers have their rights. picking up girls. This is another case where satire is being attempted — I these days and the April 25 elec- gall to laugh at me. They didn't Doesn't it bug you how universi- think — but is more likely to reinforce attitudes than change them. If tion issue is no exception. take me seriously. They'll change ty students get out in April. I mean you don't see anything particularly wrong with the whole social game of I think I will begin with the com- their minds when they find the who the hell are they? They're just personal money When shopping for your groceries, read the labels and examine "picking up girls", this column is not likely to change your way of think- ments of the election candidates. I moldy porridge in their mailboxes. misguided souls who'll end up here the package. Here are a few detrimental features to keep away ing — you'll just be careful with the lines you use. hope that they will not take what I All right. Maybe I was asking in the long run. from... Furthermore, I have to agree with letter-writer Pat Chubb, who com- have to say personally. I only want for a bit too much from those guys. Meats and sausages — when treated with sodium nitrate and plained in the Feb. 21 Projector that lines like "Hi there, I'm a convicted to set the facts straight and attempt I didn't want the job anyway. After They sit in their lounges soun- management nitrite. to protect what's left of the S.A.'s rapist, but if you come home with me I'll skip the beating," are insulting. all. if you have to work you might ding off their superiority over the Financial Success Through, Personal Money Management Canned foods — when treated with benzoic acid, sulphuric acid When violence against women is put in a "funny" light, it again reinforces credibility. Let's start with the as well do something that requires college student. Boy, are they and other chemicals. comment about the S.A. keeping dangerous stereotypes and sexist attitudes. at least some intelligence. screwed up. They couldn't even Financial success doesn't just happen — it's planned.. You can help secure your financial future by students in the dark about the It was interesting that that particular column was published the same So I set my sights in a different survive in the rough and tumble housing project because they didn't using all the low cost services offered at your Credit Union. A Personal Money Management plan can day as a letter from Catherine Hamilton, on the subject of infantile "girl direction. I went to the CBC world of Red River. Vegetables and fruits — when sprayed with DDT and other in- want any opposition. Well, to this I be tailored to suit your individual needs. In addition to penonal, confidential counselling — many' watchers". Rather than let Catherine take such a beating in subsequent building and asked if I could be Let's lock one of them in an secticides. can only say baloney. If you had letters pages. the paper could have taken the opportunity to run an Chairman of the Board while the empty room with a Buffalo Place Credit Unions provide: Bleached flour — when treated with chemicals. bothered to read the Projector or 1. Higher Interest on Savings editorial supporting her view. Some of the letters you published were both other guy was on vacation. They lunch for awhile, then see which even the Free Press and Tribune sexist and vicious. I think the paper had a moral obligation to comment. said he wasn't going so I said one walks out of there. 2. Attractive Term Deposits you would have known plenty L One other matter came to my attention, and it was something the Pro- "Fine. How about a summer varie- Let's get them drinking beer at a 3. Low Cost • Loans about the project. We did our best jector is generally pretty good about. When referring to sports teams in ty series?" Fridayfest and then make them try to let the students know what was 4. Free or Low Cost Chequing your April 4th paper, female team members were frequently called girls, Jeez, they're touchy around that and find a washroom by going on. We even surveyed 1000 5. Interest on Current Accounts or ladies, while male members (with one exception) were called men. For place. and big! They guy who kick- themselves. We'd probably have to example: students in September 1977 to find 6. Trust Accounts ed me out could take over Bernie send out a St. Bernard to rescue - out if a residence was really a RRCC Curlers win silver: "The girls look happy... " Ruoff's job with ease. them. 7. Safety Deposit Boxes. "... both men's and ladies' teams" priority. Do you think that if we 8. Special Open Ended Mortgages - Basketball: -... girls' and mens' Rebel basketball teams... " had gotten opposition or a negative 9. Passport Assiitance Lots of papers do this from time to time, but it's usually an oversight response that we would have gone perience in the business world. As Remember that about 30% of the 10. when it happens. Try to remember: you're dealing with human beings of ahead anyway? If we had not gone a full-time employee of the students attending RRCC come Longer more convenient roughly the same age. If the males are "men", then the females are ahead, with the project the whole Students' Association he has been from outside the city. Working Hours "women". Executive committee could have the driving force behind the In answer to all of the beefs saved ourselves a lot of work. We Generally, for a community college paper, the Projector is remarkable residence. With Glenn's help the about elections I would like to say enlightened when it comes to social issues. (I'm not trying to be patroniz- spent many hours in meetings try- project is not too big to handle. We that Harold did a lot of work with ing — if you think I am, take a look at some of the Alberta community ing to come up with proposals for have proven that by getting this very little assistance and none of us college papers, and you'll see what I mean!) If you haven't yet completed funding. This wasn't done for close to securing a residence. Also, were prepared for the viscious the CUP survey on sexism, please do. glory, it was done for the students we are not planning to throw the campaign for executive elections. so why would we want to keep Sincerely, whole thing into the lap of the new In the past, the election process at them in the dark about it? Wendy Netherton Executive. It is up to the new Ex- RRCC has been a quiet one, not Letters - Continued This business about Christmas Human Rights Co-ordinator, ecutive to decide their priorities one with the fierce rumblings that bonuses for Executives is WRCUP themselves. However, I would have gone on this year. Rules ridiculous. If this new Executive is Editor's note: recommend that the facts be con- governing S.A. elections have a From Page 4 planning to cut expenses by ending We may have been a bit remiss in failing to support Catherine sidered. These are: certain amount of flexibility for a Christmas bonuses to Executives Hamilton's attack on sexist "girl watchers". (Feb. 7, 1978) Regarding (1) approximately $10,000 has reason. That is to encourage as the S.A. Harold also tried to adapt RRCC owe Harold Kroeker some then expenses won't be cut at all those letters which gave Catherine "such a beating", the Projector could been spent to get where we are many people as possible to run for to the candidates when special cir- appreciation for stirring up the have taken the opportunity to support her view, however, cannot see that because there isn't and never has now; if we quit we lose the money office. Usually there are no cumstances arose (e.g. B.A. tests). renewed interest in the Students' it was a "moral" obligation. People have different viewpoints to express. been a Christmas bonus for Ex- and if we get the mortgage we will problems and few candidates. This CONSIDER YOUR CREDIT UNION FIRST, As a result of an oversight on Association. What he doesn't Our obligation is to provide a forum for these opposing comments. ecutives. get all of this money back, year Harold did a great P.R. job on WE CAN TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS. Harold's part there was a slight deserve is the stab in the back that In reference to Dave Haynes' Feb. 7 column, we agree with Ms. N. that As far as the comment about (2) Quitting now would mean we elections. Proof is in the numbers. foul up. Sure there were a few other he received in the last issue of the violence viewed in a "funny" light can reinforce dangerous "stereotypes "the housing project being too big have spent hundreds of man hours This year there were 4 positions on problems, but on the whole a new Projector. and sexist attitudes, but is it more fair to pull a quote out of context? Dave for the Executive to handle and CO - OPERATORS CREDIT UNION LOCATED AT THE BASE OF working for nothing. Executive being contested as op- and revived interest has been Thanks Haynes was satirizing guys that do make cruel and sexist remarks while now it is being thrown into the laps (3) With rent controls coming posed to only 2 positions contested BLDG C, IN THE TOWER LOUNGE created in the Students' Associa- Bruce Hamilton, "picking up girls". Where do you get the idea that he was supporting of the new executive," I would like off many students will have a hard last year. As a result of his work a tion. I think that we, the students of S.A. President. to ask for equal time. First of all, those remarks? time going to College and living sudden interest has been created in Does the "remarkably enlightened" Projector detect a slight note of Glenn Stewart, Business Manager too. Low cost housing at the superior, an-knowing authority? holds his MBA and has a lot of ex- College is a very feasible answer. Continued Page 5 Page 6 The Projector May 9 1978 Mau 9 1978 The Projector Page 7

MILITANO - President SA '79 - Skepticism of Youth Employment Programs He only hopes that during his year as What lies ahead • By Peter Birt former CUP national affairs reporter president, he can create a friendlier atmosphere within the S.A. TRENDS IN YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN ■ council was a great asset; especial- 7 MEMBER COUNTRIES, 1970-1976 Laurie Streich ly around speech time. In Italy almost two-thirds of the for all the OECD countries in the existing (and long-term) Youth Unemployment Rote Youth Unemployment Rote One of the first policies Militano 1.5 million officially unemployed 1978. Secondly, and probably unemployment problem. hopes to incorporate as president is Tony Militano won't be sworn in are young people. Violent demon- more importantly, Canada has the In Germany, the government as Student Association president the expanding the Crazy Ox to in- strations and confrontations with worst record for youth unem- has begun a large scale program of 15 15 until July I, but right now he's clude the selling of second-hand the government are increasing. ployment among OECD coun- apprenticeships, for young people studying the constitution and pick- textbooks. "Proposals are upstairs People want jobs. tries. below the normal apprenticeship ing up a few tips for his year in of- and it looks good," he said. 14 14 In Germany young people make There were seven points age limits. The government knows fice. Militano hopes construction will up a quarter of the unemployed. reviewed by the OECD as steps to that there will be more workers Militano said in an interview start this summer along with other There are nearly 500,000 unem- than jobs available in the im- 13 13 Monday, being president is repairs being made to the College. reduce youth unemployment. ployed youth in France. The They were: mediate future but hopes that the something he's always wanted. All The building of student hous- economic climate will improve. If ing facilities is another important government fears a repeat of the the same, he's happy the elections - The introduction of incentives it does there will be immediate 12 12 are over. ''It was a tough time for project. We have provincial sup- 1968 riots. for the creation or maintenance of placements for these new trained me in school," he said, "and there port for the project," Militano said, Even Canada's former finance jobs for young people in the workers. were some minor hassles." "all we need is federal support." minister Donald Macdonald has 11 11 private sector. In this connection, The OECD also discussed the The election was a tough one, In Militano's opinion. the S.A. is expressed concern for the future the role of small and medium- problem of the type of work that but Militano said he was ready for doing the best job it can. He only for a country with massive youth sized enterprises was emphasized. these young people - between the 10 10 it. "I had tremendous help from a hopes that during his year as presi- unemployment. Going - going - gone ... Student Association 77 - 78 executive, nearing - The creation of jobs in the ages of 15 and 25 - are taking or lot of people and I was prepared." dent, he can create a friendlier at- At an economic summit for the the end of a year in office are, Front L-R - Vice-President, Harold Kroeker public sector in response to urgent rejecting. He feels his experience in student mosphere within the S.A. seven leading industrial nations in 9 Sports Director, Jeff Krause, President, Bruce Hamilton. Back L-R social needs in fields such as One solution to this problem London in May, he said that Publications Director, Andy Blicq, Secretary Treasurer, Rod Hull, health, social services, adult would be "action by employers, "long term youth unemployment Public Relations Director, Heidi Schumann. education and environmental trade unions and governments to could lead to social unrest and if it 8 GORD KOZAK - protection. adapt the quality of working life persisted might lead to political - Public support for local GREG SYMONS - destablization." to the aspirations and capacities 7 community projects, outside of young people and to enhance But it has persisted. Roy traditional public structures. Vice- president Jenkins, president of the the value of manual work. - Measures designed to develop European Economic Community One of the disagreements at the 6 various forms of training, in- `I still can't believe it.' Publications Director (EEC) said that youth unem- conference came over the question cluding apprenticeships, both in of forced retirement, reductions in ployment is one of "the problems 5 "I still can't believe it", Gordon Kozak said Tuesday of his election to enterprises and in institutions. working time and other matters which originally appeared to be of United Kingdom the office of Student Association Vice President. `Expand Projector, CMOR, streamline other publications.' - The reinforcement concerning the sharing of mainly short term (but) are liable established information, coun- Kozak feels great about his win. Running for vice president was always available employment oppor- 4 increasingly to assume a more selling and placement services. in the back of his mind. "I was hesitant at first," he said, "then I just by Val Domenco among announcers and this new at- being invited to help with design, tunities. According to the final permanent nature." - Special measures to help figured I would." titude should be reflected in the im- paste-up and lay-out. This view is shared by the communique from the conference As vice president, Kozak hopes to promote clubs in the College. He Serious consideration should be proved quality of radio program- Symons promotes the idea of es- young people enter working life, "There was a diversity of views on 3 Organization for Economic Co- including paid and unpaid work wants students to know they can form clubs and get S.A. funding for given to reworking the Publications ming. tablishing specific ncwsbeats for operation and Development the merits and the effectivness of them. budget which operates at a yearly "1 would like to see a more com- Projector coverage. "If you're in experience. such measures. However, it was (OECD), a group made up of 24 - Measures affecting the size of 2 Clubs are a part of the communication process, he said, and this has $18,000 deficit says Greg Symons, bined effort between CMOR and Business Administration and in- of the leading industrial nations. generally agreed that the social been a problem. "The number one priority of the Student Association newly elected Publications Director the Projector in terms of develop- terested in finance then come in The OECD held a special inter- the labor force, such as extended and economic implications of should be improved communication to the student body." at the College. ing a style of writing broadcast and write about it by covering S.A. national conference on youth education, paid educational leave such changes were both complex 1 Kozak said students shouldn't have to dig for information. "One-page Symons would like to see costs news. Current broadcast content is finance meetings." unemployment in December, or flexible retirement. and uncertain - in particular with bulletins listing activities should be issued to keep people in the know." He reduced for the yearbook, student poor and needs a greater struc- 1977, to "exchange experience on regard to their reversibility - and 0 would also like to have someone reporting S.A. activities to the Projector. The variety of the measures is handbook and student directory. turing of programming." The paper should be responsible measures that have been adopted that they were not a substitute for Having spoken to the other executives, Kozak feels they all want to simply a reflection of the variety 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 "Maximization of profits in "Only a handful of students are for eliciting participation from or planned in member countries to efforts to provide employment for work hard for improved communication next year. — Between us we hope these three publications would of philosophies to be found in the interested in graduating from students by appealing to their combat youth unemployment." all." to get a lot of halls rolling. offset the costs of the Projector and member countries which include, Source : OECD, Labour Force Statistics . OECD, Statistics Division and CMOR to commercial radio, course of studies and its direct rela- Although Canada's minister of Although governments, in- CMOR." says Symons. Canada, United States, Australia, Notional Sources. however if we can maintain tion to covering a certain newsbeat employment, Bud Cullen, atten- cluding the Canadian one, have The yearbook in its hardback Sweden, Italy, United Kingdom, professional standards by en- stated Symons. He would like to ded there had been some known for decades that there At the end of the OECD con- seven million unemployment format is doomed to lose money, see the Projector take a more vocal Japan, Austria, Spain and couraging interviews, reviews and Canadian opposition to the would be a large increase in the ference there was 4kgr e ement that people in the OECD countries, KATHY EATON - Symons claims. He proposes a soft stance on academic and political Finland. regular news capsules then perhaps meeting. number of young people seeking activities to counter youth unem- including Canada, there is still cover edition containing a pictorial Several measures in the seven people will start to sec CMOR as a issues. In June 1977 finance minister jobs, regardless of the existing ployment should be promoted by some skepticism. review of the year's happenings. "The paper should let students point list have been the focus of real training ground." Symons add- Donald Macdonald said after the economic climate, none has acted action in three main direcitons'; Let the final word go to the Public Relations This would be a smaller. 30 to 40 ed. know why certain decisions about Canada's attempt to deal with annual meeting of the. OECD in to counter the problem before it 1) the creation of jobs through Americans. The U.S. secretary of page edition which people should Although Symons does not of- structure and content are made," youth unemployment. Em- Paris that he did "not believe we became a crisis. Cullen can say as increased economic activity Labour, Ray Marshall, attended enjoy more than looking at mug ficially take office until July 1 he he said. ployment minister Bud Cullen has `Press releases are necessary.' are ready for a high-level con- he did in his speech to the con- whenever possible. the OECD conference, and in his shots of classes with half the plans to investigate the feasibility Ultimately. Symons hopes to constantly repeated that there ference" on youth unemployment. ference, "that the costs (of youth 2) the intensification of special remarks made this statement familiar faces absent. Symons went of producing the Projector at the have the Projector published on a must be a closer connection bet- unemployment) may also become measures to increase employment about the duty of government. Laurie Streich As Public Relations Director. on to say this new format would college. Currently it is sent out to a weekly basis. This, combined with There are several reasons why ween education and the work- political, if young people become opportunities for youth without "The credibility of any society Eaton wants to promote the image cut production costs. maintain printer. Implementation depends an upgrading of CN1OR's Macdonald was hesitant about the place demands. While there is disillusioned enough to seek weakening existing labour protec- depends in part on its ability to Public Relations Director. of the College. "Press releases are advertising revenues and eliminate largely on the willingness of staff to programming should provide conference. First, the OECD had clearly some support for disruptive change in society, "but tion of young workers. provide meaningful work for The office appealed to Kathy necessary; people should know the yearbook's $2000 deficit. invest their time in a student students at Red River with a great- just declared that it affirmed a narrowing the gap between the the failure of this government to 3) an improved transition from those willing to work. For those Eaton since September. but her more about Red River," she said. CMOR could make money by production scheme. On-campus ly improved media service. five per cent over-all growth target two, there will be little effect on act decisively is the best indication school to work. entering the job market, an decision to run came after she "A good impression of the College encouraging sponsorship of its one production of the paper would also "I guess the key to achieving of their position. The secretary-general from the inability to find work tends to learned about Public Relations and is good for the College." hour time slots at a minimal cost of involve more of the college's . these goals is staff motivation," For the future Cullen could OECD, Emile van Lennep said in weaken the credibility of that became involved in school ac- Eaton would also like to see five dollars per hour. Sponsorship divisions, with students from said Symons. "1 want to get people only repeat what the government tivities. more communication between the would encourage professionalism the opening statement for the con- society. Any society is bound Graphic Arts and Advertising Arts excited." has done in the past. "The federal Student Association and the stu- ference that high and rising youth together by civility and a mutual Dopy... government has responded", he "The people running for this of- dent body. "There should be news MIS% if unemployment is a result of con- respect for that society's in- said, "to this challenge as part of fice really knew the issues," Eaton releases issued to keep students in- junctural difficulties, slow and stitutions. its overall response to the said in an interview Tuesday. But formed," she said. MCK UEN hesitant growth, ana longer stan- "If that society is unable to that only made her work harder. Kathy Eaton wants to do a lot CATHY ARONEC economic and labour market con- ding and perhaps worsening struc- provide work for those entering She cites her hard work and the ad- for the school. She is setting her SBMT ditions it has faced." For young tural element." the labor market, this social vice and support of many people as goals high and plans to work hard CO NC / people that strategy has meant Obviously some government cohesiveness is diminished." reasons for her win. to achieve them. Sports Director \,\Kt PLUIEP. fewer and fewer jobs. leaders think the three points men- In the first two quarters of As we have seen, the response tioned earlier will be the key 1977, there were 3,372,000 unem- ORE to the growing youth unem- elements to reversing the problems ployed young people in the United `Hopes to develop bowling, golf and NitiP ployment problem has not been van Lennep stated. But for the States. BRENDA BORSOS 1)\\ItL the same everywhere. There is yet tennis.' to be a riot in Ottawa. But there have been demonstrations in nine of the capitals of the European Open House Secretary Treasurer by Dave Haynes looking into possible trophy spon- Community according to one sors. According to Cathy, next Red River Community College held its annual Open House on April 21 report, and in North America the by Dave Haynes Sports Director Cathy Aronec year's program will be publicized and 23 to overflowing crowds. plans to develop a program that at- much more widely. real response to the growing num- Schools from across Winnipeg and a few from out-of-town bussed in ber of people in the unem- Incoming Secretary-Treasurer Brenda Borsos wants to see the cam- tracts heavy student participation. "I want to make better use of students to give them an opportunity to look over the multi-million dollar ployment lines, is now being seen paign promises of the new Student Association carried out next year. "I don't want expensive programs both the Projector and CMOR in facility. increased drug addiction, The 19-year-old Business Administration student says "I'd like to see that no one's interested in", she reporting and publicizing the as There were also a large number of parents in attendance to see the violent crime and related social the second hand bookstore and some of those other ideas put into prac- said. program." She stressed the fact various displays, highlighted by the Hotel/Restaurant Administration and tice." "I plan to work on proven that she is a member of the Student problems according to some Ad Art presentations. Borsos' job is handling administrative budgets of the Association. "I programs and also develop possible Association, not just Sports Direc- political commentators. The Red River Reader's Theatre group put on a successful presentation don't plan to allow unnecessary expenditures" she said. "I want to see stu- bowling, golf and tennis tour- tor. The question isn't though, how of Dave Williamson's "Courting in 1957" to cafeteria audiences. The dent fees put to good use." naments." "I plan to involve myself in the are the unemployed going to play, directed by Irene Karasick was an adaptation of a short story Brenda doesn't plan to restrict her priorities to just money matters. "In Cathy is already thinking about entire college situation and help respond, but rather, what should written by Williamson, the head of RRCC Applied Arts. one form or another I want to see the student body more informed of what a year-end sports banquet to cap avoid situations that could give the and could be done to stop and re- General reaction to the event was favourable and most people would we are doing. I want our doors open to all problems we can deal with." next year's program and she's S.A. a poor image." verse this situation. like to see the event continued and expanded. Page 8 The Projector May 9 1978 9 1978 The Pmjator Page 9 • ENTERTAINMENT Wine Cellar "Jazzy" Vision Comes to Life Brian Kozak

Sparkling and crackling wines have been discovered as a viable When they built the Winnipeg tion was quite fierce with the cent which served as a superb en- And of course there's the music. alternative in Manitoba to bringing expensive booze to a party or Convention Centre, they en- audience being the real winners of ding for the intense three-day com- Coming Home What better way to bring about gathering. For the most part, these wines are much cheaper than visioned it as having great potential the day. - petition of sound and motion. those surges of recognition and taking booze to a party, after you add the cost of mix onto the bill. for both amateur and professional Winnipeg was well represented, I With a style all of their own MTC: identification than through the in- Manitoba has a large variety of sparkling wines, both Canadian entertainment coming to Winnipeg. --understand, with Acadia and Maynard Ferguson and his band by Greg Symons civilian slaughter he witnessed in credible music of the period. It's all and imported, which taste good and are relatively inexpensive. From Thursday May 27 to Satur- Beliveau Junior Highs, Fort Rich- took over where the other bands the hamlet of Nam, the shift to there; Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Most of you are probably familiar with names such as Baby Duck, day May 29, this vision became mond and Silver Heights and Ron had left off and then went further. "All That Glitters" What happens when a crippled radical pacifism is understandable. Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles Mateus Rose and Gancia Asti Spumante, but there are many far reality with the coming of the sixth Paley's University of Manitoba Playing ,many of their old victim of the Viet Nam war drops With Fonda however, the and especially the Rolling stones. better sparkling wines than those. annual Canadian Stage Bands bands competing for top spots in favourites, such as the theme from the movie Rocky, they captured There is an old saying, "All that glitters is not gold". This is an aptly his overflowing bag of urine on an credibility of her character's moral Throughout we hear the recurring For those of you who like sweet white sparkling wines, don't btiy Festival involving 42 high school, their respective classes. the admiration and attention of the suited description of MTC's latest, "Royal Hunt of the Sun". But it's hard attractive and newly recruited turnabout is based on the viewers cheitus of the Stones "Out of the Gancia Spumante unless you really like drinking syrup. I find junior high and university bands As well as the competitions, entire audience. But a plane to to decide exactly what it is that gave me this impression. volunteer nurse? Why, they fall in acceptance of her incredible Time", a subtle fore-shadowing of that a nine is far too sweet for my personal tastes. Instead, I much (six coming from Winnipeg) and there were seminars and work- catch and the spring change of time I don't think it was the set, which made use of screens and suspended love of course. naivete. I should make it clear at husband Bruce Dern's predica- prefer the Bosca Asti Spumante (No. 1025, $4.00) or Lindenans the mastery of Maynard Ferguson shops to help the musicians prevented them from staying any hanging things, allowing a degree of functionalism. Basically the set does But what else could you expect this point that this flaw in no way ment. Porphyry Pearl (No. 991, $3.20). Both have sweetnesses of 6 and and his band. Let me simply say progress along with professional longer then they did. I can speak not change during the play, except for the lowering and raising of screens when Jon Voigt is the paraplegic detracts from the powerfully The use of a barrage of sixties are far cheaper than the Gancia. If you want a really cheap wine in that 1 was impressed by this enter- players to conduct them. All of the with total honesty that there wasn't and curtains. The same basic set becomes a mountain in the Andes and in question and Jane Fonda is the riveting performance that Fonda songs to. advance the story-line is this category, there are two Canadians which are quite reasonable taining vision of sorts. action seemed to build up to Satur- a person there who didn't want the palace of the Inca King-God. nurse. However, Coming Home gives. It's just that it's hard to to be expected from Ashby and his for the price. Calona La Scala Spumante and Calona Fontana The bands competing all showed day. them to keep on playing longer. It definitely wasn't the costuming. The artistry- and craftsmenship of scriptwriter Nancy Dowd, who believe that a conservative army cinematographer Haskell Wexler. Bianco both range slightly over two dollars and are a bargain for their best performances and I was Saturday, the final day of the But time caught up with the band each of the costumes make it very easy to forget the fact that they are lit- previously wrote the obscenity- wife who straightens her hair can Ashby's last major success was just sitting there drinking or putting in a punch. amazed at how well some of the competition, saw everything and the competition and so it had tle more than plywood, cloth, and cardboard painted gold. The costumes laced script for Slapshot, has added suddenly become a liberated anti- Shampoo and Wexler's best work As far as rose wines are concerned, I also find that Mateus is bands played their respective crescendo to the big finale. The ad- to end. add to the adventure which the play is supposed to be for the audience, an extra wrinkle to complicate the war supporter. But really it's a was on Medium Cool. Both films terribly overrated. In my opinion, Casal Mendes Rose is a far better pieces. I was glad I wasn't one of judicators picked the best people And so the sixth annual Cana- with the Incas dressed as we all have imagined them to be dressed as. The romantic interest as well as make small point. It's a fine little film used rock soundtracks extensively. wine. In many ways, it is very similar to Mateus; both are Por- the judges because if I was there from each of the competing bands dian Stage Band Festival ended for costumes bring to the play, its spectacular effect. This gives the play an in- some rather heavy-handed political with strong performances turned in If anything, it's just one more tugese, both cost $2.40. But the similarity ends there. Casal Mendes would have been 42 winners an- and had them form an all-star band another year, leaving everyone teresting intriguing quality which helps to sustain the play when it slips observations. by Voigt and Bruce Dern as Fon- reason to make a point of seeing (No. 984) is a far more consistantly-good wine and it doesn't have nounced. It was very good to hear which after only a little practice with a smattering of jazz and a into its troubled moments. It seems that Fonda is a married da's husband. this interesting and moving film. such a biting taste as Mateus. If you want to splurge and go out and some of the old standards played together performed on Saturday yearning desire to hear more. As for the acting, some truly noble and outstanding performances are woman whose husband just get a really good rose, Royal de Neuville is very definately the one again, songs which have in present night. This, surprisingly talented Maybe if we're all lucky we can, put in. Most of the actors, with the exception of Peter Jobin as Atahuallpa happens to be a Captain in the to get. Even for the cost ($4.55) it is well worth trying. times been overlooked in favour of group led up perfectly for the newer jazz sounds. The competi- Maynard Ferguson concert, a con- before next year that is. the Inca King and Dan MacDonald as Hernando de Soto, should be Marines. And so the plot thickens As far as dry white sparkling wines are concerned, Henkell familiar to the audience since they appeared in the theatre's previous or should I say congests. Trocken (No. 1021, $4.55) and Cordoniu Gran Cremant (No. production of Measure For Measure. The actors. especially the minor In Director Hal Ashby's film, we Former Crecommer 1028, $3.45) are head and shoulders above the rest. Both of these roles, attack their roles with a believability that goes beyond words. I es- are treated to a faithful creation of are cheaper than Canadian champagne and far better. Henkell is a pecially found Adam Henderson, who plays young Martin. quite enter- California in the late sixties. A land makes Big at German wine which could easily be classified as a champagne, but taining in a role which he, himself. has called his "most challenging". Even populated for the most part by many people might be turned off because it is extremely dry. Cor- James Blendick as Francisco Pizarro exhibited a great performance. young Americans who un- doniu is the biggest bargain the Commission has to offer. It is a "King of Silver Screen" regaining some of the critics' respect. But still with all this, there is questioningly swallow the patriotic Warehouse medium-dry (4) Spanish sparkling which has no comparison. I'm Instant something fundamentally wrong with this play of conquest and lust for clap-trap about doing ones duty sorry, but I cannot recommend any good Canadian wines in this against "the yellow menace of gold. Ken Sitter category. The problem, I feel, lies in the very heart of the play. Though this could communism". However we are If Manitoba's sparkling wines list has any one glaring weakness, Rock gives "Hell" of Concert be attributed to the "opening night blahs", the play comes off flat, though also shown that there is a growing it is in the red wines. Except for two reds, Andres Baby Duck (No. realization among some of the FOR LOVE AND CHICKEN SOUP, a timely play by Brad no fault of any of the actors. The play moves fine with action, costuming Leiman was presented at MTC's Warehouse Theatre from May 800, $1.90) and Castelvetro Chiarli (No. 980, $2.45) there is very and even a little humour but then it goes into a long stretch of dialogue "hipper" elements of society that little to talk about. The hottest act in the world killing. anyone, for any reason can to 6 as the second of the Warehouse's Plays in Progress series. these days appears to be the Bee by Barry Horeczy designed to inform the audience of the actors' most inner-most thoughts. The Ed. Note: All the above prices listed are at current rates. Prices not be justified in any moral sense. play. set in Winnipeg's north end, is the story of a love affair Gees. Up until two years ago their These stretches of dialogue have the same effect as putting Nytol in the are expected to rise later on this month, possibly by as much as 20 "Alice Cooper, King of the Silver Screen" was a Hell of a concert for It's this moral transition that we between two elderly people not quite suited to each other. Saminy fortunes were, at best, insecure. drinks served in the lobby. The power and emotion of the confrontation Fleischman. played by E.M. Margolese, is a widowed grocery store percale. everyone. Held at the Winnipeg Arena April 30, it featured some of his between Pizarro and Atahualla is watered down by Peter Shaffer's witness in Voigt's and later Fon- Then along came disco. da's character. owner whose entire life is wrapped up in his store. Helen Hughes The boys from Australia are greatest songs along with a fantastic stage act. stretched-out and down-right dull dialogue. Shaffer, as evidenced in other The show started with a man coming onto stage with a large cord over For Voigt, embittered by his plays a gay divorcee. Sarah Cohen, who has an intense desire to now riding the crest of the entire plays of his, such as Equus, seems more interested in giving the audience a really live the rest of her life. his back. It turned out to be attached to a plug which he connected to a paralysis and the horrors of the music phenomena. Within the last look into the psyches of his charactors than he is to tell a decent story. gigantic outlet to plug in a TV Screen which provided the background for The two meet on Christmas Eve when Sarah rushes in to Sam- month or so their compositions With this in mind, it is easy to see how the fact the play is about how 186 my's store to buy a fruit basket for the stage. On the screen you had four images of Alice Cooper running as a friend. They hit it off and start Choice Bits of Poetry dominated the top five spots on Spanish soldiers conquered a civilization of' several million is virtually if for his life. He then jumped onto the stage through the curtain which to see each other. much to the chagrin of Ada Goldstein played by Billboard's Top 40 chart. They've glossed over. Blendick and Jobin give spirited and inspired performances Pat Van Der Tel. Ada is a friendly neighbour with eyes for Sammy. served as the screen and began singing Under my Wheels from his Killer but the script traps them. Also the play's director, Timothy Bond. fails to obviously found the magic formula Soon Sarah moves in with Sammy after refusing to marry him. that thrills the masses of 14-year- album to a screaming audience. make proper use of the stage. For example, in the play. there is a parade This Theatre's Closed Questionable Originality For the song, "The Black Widow" he had three girls dressed up as Sammy's store starts to lose business because he is not there to run old girls listening and dancing to of the Inca King's supporters which could have easily come down the aisle No One Came Harlan M. Mushumanski Harlan M. Mushumanski spiders attacking and chasing him onto a web they had spun on the TV it and because Ada has organized a boycott. Sarah, anxious to ex- them religiously. of the theatre such as was done by many of his predecessors, such as Len screen. After fighting a black widow to the death, he proceeded to tear off perience life. plans to travel the world and wants Sammy with her. Their success has catapulted C ariou. On Monday Comedy's thin-lipped brother What to write, her legs and tail and then sang "You and Me" to her which got a great Sammy is torn between his love for Sarah and the security offered them into a starring role in the All in all, the presence of something missing or the absence of glares that hasn't been reaction from the audience. So did "Only Women Bleed" where he beat by the store. When Sarah forces a decision, Sammy chooses the . Robert Stigwood Organization's something there (which ever way , you look at 'detracts from a fairly store. from hollow portals, the legacy, up on and kicked his wife, Cheryl Cooper, who begged him to come to new film Sgt. Pepper's Lonely good performance which call only improve. The cast is strong enough to silent anguish of bards or poets Harlan M. Mushumanski The play is well written and except for numerous scene changes Hearts Club Band, based on the her. improve and with repetition the script may not seem so foreign to them. clawed gone before. For "Lace and Whiskey" he had three chickens shooting at him with in the first act. moves along smoothly. Each of the characters seem Beatles album. But the decision on this is up to you, so don't take my word for it. Catch into twisted semblance machine guns. He also told the audience that if they figured Winnipeg was The ceiling is still restful green. very real though Ada Goldstein appears a bit stereotyped. The con- Along with Peter Frampton, this, the last play of the season, and decide for yourself. of flesh To ink a song, tough, they should come to Detroit where he grew up wanting to be a that peculiar shade flict between the different hopes and aspirations of Sammy and Steve Martin and George Burns and the cry to dance on reserved for houses of mercy. Sarah is weak in the first act as it is slowly built up. they cavort across the screen in gangster. frozen in place. in ever reeling rhyme. He also had a nine-foot Cyclops on stage, complete with blinking eye, and disappears into replica street The acting, especially E.M. Margolese as Sammy, was strong what will undoubtably be a very map walls. and well done. Lighting and sound was also well done but the sets loose plot. I think Stigwood is rely- who he whipped until the monster picked him up. They watch, guard Other songs included Billion Dollar Babies, I Never Cry, Eighteen, Go were only fair. They were not "north end" and they did not relate To be wit, ing once again on the stars, rather strongly towards the audience. the boards Padded chairs are out of place here of clever woo than the story. His previous efforts to Hell, It's Hot Tonight, and his show closer, School's Out. During this ANNOUNCEMENTS for the spians long gone song he named his group who were neglected while the show was going on contrasting with overbleached Brad Leiman, the playwright of FOR LOVE AND CHICKEN or parley include Saturday Night Fever, with who trod on in mumbles. as they were hidden behind the TV screen. Also at this time, they threw curtains and sheets, SOUP, is a graduate of RRCC's Creative Communications course. Travolta, and Tommy, with Roger Ukrainians in Canada; THEIR offset annual operating costs not performance planks mammoth size balloons into the audience and set off smoke bombs which they sit vacant He originally wrote it as a twenty minute play as an assignment Daltry and the rest of the Who. BEAUTIFUL DREAM, an exhib- normally met through earned when he was a student here. of other realms Words are all Sgt. Pepper is only one movie in provided a smoke screen for the screen. ition beginning Friday, May 5th revenues and grants. where critic's pen yet, Alice also had a number of commercial breaks which attest to his being The radiator stands silent. a rush of rock music movies. Ap- and running until June 6th in Allo- Although the Symphony has can fling no barbs. a great TV addict. The commercials included a woman's mouth which ate like a silver-ribbed whale carcass not mine parently Hollywood's film moguls way Hall at the Manitoba Museum planned a program for the year alone. Alice when he got too close to the stage and also recycled toilet water and washed up on a sterile beach, have discovered rock music is a of Man and Nature, tells the story towards pleasing a variety of Dust, dry rot clothes dish washer machine. The toilet was on top of the dishwasher and not to sing until fall. highly profitable medium. of early Ukrainian immigrants in musical tastes and maxmizing the only audience now Life of words the water would go into the dish washer and clothes washer to wash the Canada through their folk arts, Already in theaters are Saturday ticket sales, ticket sales will still No one came on Monday. to long running memories brief, eternal dishes and clothes respectively. You could even get good drinking water photographs and documents. This only cover about 50% of the per- on which the last encore Night Fever, American Hot Wax is never and FM. Due for release soon are out of the toilet. exhibit from the Ukrainian Arts formance costs, the president ex- has yet to come. quite enough. Unfortunately, only 6,100 people were in attendance to observe this Moved to larger The Buddy Holly Story, Thank and Crafts Museum, Saskatoon, plained. The balance must be made great showman at work. It was their loss as Alice Cooper is one man you God It's Friday (with Donna Saskatchewan, captures the up through grants and individual don't want to miss. Perhaps the $9.60 ticket price was the reason for the Summer), Grease (with Travolta), vibrance of this rich culture by ex- and corporate donations. small attendance but Alice is worth this show, believe me. amining it through such art forms The Symphony will be ap- American Graffitti (Part II) and honor of this occasion, there will be location! the Band's The Last Waltz. The list as wood carving encrustation. em- proaching subscribers. previous special happenings going on at the goes on and on. broidery, folk-dress, ceramics and donors and over 800 Winnipeg Museum of Man and Nature and weaving. As well this exhibit ex- businesses in order to meet their I have to question the judgement the Planetarium. ELECTRONIC. LTD. of Dolly Parton's producer in amines the development of the fund-raising objective, Benson con- On Thursday. May 18 from Ukrainian-Canadian community in reference to her new single "Two firmed. Tax deductable con- 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. there will Comic World 316 - 416 MAIN STREET search of explanations into the Doors Down." The song was tributions may be sent to the be an open house and free Museum Mcintyre Building . re-recorded for the single version to make-up of the people who created Symphony Office at Room 117 - admission. The Planetarium will Across from Richard:,on Bldg. this rich art and culture. Admission 555 Main Street, Winnipeg, give it an AM feel but the new ver- give a show at 1:30 for free and 315 Ellice Ave. sion destroys an effective song. The to the exhibit is free which should Manitoba R3B IC3. "behind the scenes" tours and sit well with everyone out there. Canada's largest comic book store album version is far superior, as it telescope demonstrations. There CALCULATOR SPECIALISTS abandons the obvious commercial Museums are an important will also be demonstrations and Buy and sell collectors comics. The Winnipeg Symphony means of cultural exchange enrich- trappings. displays throughout the entire com- Over 225,000 new, old and rare comics WE REPAIR & SERVICE ALL TYPES & MAKES Who are these guys called Orchestra is in financial trouble ment of cultures and development plex and even arts and crafts, again and has set an objective of of mutual understanding, coopera- in stock. Also: posters, S.F., hardcovers, & MODELS OF CALCULATORS Parliament/Funkadelic? I caught music and dance and much, much & CALCULATING MACHINES them on Kirshner's Rock Concert $150,000 for its annual Sustaining tion and peace among peoples. more. fanzines, Starwars and Startrek collectibles. fund Campaign, starting May, And so with this in mind, May 18 and I really didn't know what was So, if you're not doing anything Sensational new comic reserving system. going on. One guy had a spacesuit 1978, Symphony president Julian has been chosen as International important on Thursday, May 18, We .also Buy & Sell Used Machines D. Benson announced earlier this Museum Day. Now, wait before Hours: Tues.-Fri. 2:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sat. noon - 6:00 - on while the bassist was wearing why not look up the Concert Hall nothing but diapers. Don7t you month. you 'get too excited because there is complex for an interesting ex- Phone 943-1968 OR 956,0972 The $150,000 is required to more to this story than that. In 247-8031 miss the good old days when a perience. good concert was just good music? • Page 10 May 9 1978 May 9 1978 •The Projector Page 11 SPORTS World Series '78: A Glimpse of the future by Randy Tait Joe: "Yes, Howard, you're right. determination, the Catfish has game." there's something happening on the That's a pretty accurate assess- struggled back to a position of near Phyliss: "Yes, I think it was field. Is it. . . yes, it is. The crowd Black Hawks. Sigurdson adds that Dave Parrish is tied for the doubles Minnesota's top hitters had a re- "Hello, this is Howard Cosell, ment for someone as ignorantand perfect health. Although he did un- quite interesting and note — worthy got hold of Howard before he Norm Beaudin, one of the original lead with nine and in triples, Cash cent game in which he knocked the incredibly egotistical and in- preoccupied with himself as yop dergo an unfortunate mishap that he has been offered the dic- could get to Roone, and now Jets, has gone from Coach of and Andre Dawson are tied for se- seven runs in despite a 9-8 loss to sufferably pompous sportcaster are. Pitching for the Yankees today yesterday on the golf course when tatorship of a minor African na- they're carrying him around the Horeczy Hotline Langnau, Sweden to coach of cond with two each. 16 the Oakland A's. He drove in single bringing you the 1978 World is Catfish Hunter, and for the Reds at the first tee he fractured his skull tion, and is presently on his way field. Looks like he's been tarred Sierre, Sweden. . . The New American League, Toronto Blue runs with two grounders and also Series between'the Cincinnati Reds is Tom Seaver. Although both had with an awkward backswing, he is there, in his private Lear jet." and feathered." England Whalers and Quebec Nor- Jays are still in last place but Bob had a three-run homer and a two- and the New York Yankees, here miserable seasons and finished with still expected to start the game, Howard: "I think that something Phyliss: "Serves him right." diques are currently tangling in the Bailor is still up there with a .338 run double. . . Harold Ballard, on ABC. an identical win-loss record of 2 with a special platform being in- of more interest is the fact that I Joe: "And now they're coming Montreal had little problems cost Toronto dearly in this series in semi-final series and although average. Minnesota's doing a bit the very controversial owner of the and 25, each has a clause written in stalled on the mound to ac- have a new book coming out at the for us." with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the form of powerplay goals Quebec has got most of their better in fifth place out of 7 teams. NHL Toronto Maple Leafs show- With me for the series are Joe their contract stipulating that they, commodate his wheelchair. end of the month called, "It Ain't Phyliss: "Excuse me, Joe, I have their first game. Ken Dryden was against. wounded back and looking very Rod Carew is in second place in ed why he is number one on mnay Garage-iola from NBC, the balding being' the highest-paid pitchers on Tom Seaver, on the other hand, Easy To Be A Star"." an appointment at the hair- getting lonely back there, only fac- Boston and Philadelphia should strong, I still like New England's batting average with a .356 average people's hate lists with his refusing ex-catcher with the idiot grin, and their respective teams, must pitch has been healthy all year, and yet Joe: "The only thing that would dressers." ing 15 shots, and he looked very, make for a good series. One of to play the Star Spangled Banner Phyliss George from CBS Foot- in the final game of a World Series still has been losing, and may never interest me would be if someone experience and defensive ability too including a league leading 36 * # * very cold on the goals which ended Boston's elder statesmen, Jean much to have them succumb to hits. . . before a game with the New York ball, an irritating woman who if and when it occurs." live down the day he.gave up seven came up here and shot you." him. The Leafs miss Borje Salming Rattelle scored one goal and Quebec's firepower. . . The NFL Meanwhile, ex-Twin Larry Hisle Islanders. He said it took too much knows absolutely, nothing about Howard: "Yes, that's quite right, home runs to the San Diego Padres Phyliss: "They'd be performing and it couldn't have come at a assisted on the other two in the first Houston Oilers have got Earl is leading the American League in time. Now, is this major league baseball but who is never hesitant Garage-face. Hunter has been in one inning: Some of the blame a public service." "This is Joe Garagiola at worse time for them. game and he and John Bucyk Campbell, College football's home runs with 8. . . Tom quality?. . . The Jets have to wait to open her incredibly oversized troubled all season by asthma, for that embarrassment must of Howard: "It's amazing the Yankee Stadium. All the players Palmateer had a strong game should surprise a lot of people by number one running back with Seaver, one of the game's top for the outcome of the New mouth. diabetes, two broken arms, a rup- course go to Reds manager Sparky depths that sub-humans will resort have left since the game was called making some top-notch saves and leading their team with help from over 1700 yards last year, and pitchers, is having a horrible England Whalers-Quebec Nor- Well Joe, the series is tied at 3 tured spleen; and a crazed fan who Anderson who had fallen asleep in to in their search for humor. Just off after the second inning because he could be the key to Toronto Brad Park. Bucyk always seems to teamed with Anthony Davis, it'll be season, being winless in his first six diqucs semi-final series for at least games for each team, and it all rushed onto the field and shaved the dugout. Seaver claims he still remember this, the combined total of the rioting New York fans. In winning more than I game in the come up big in the playoffs and interesting to see how the Oilers' games and giving up eight home another week now and coach comes down to this final game here off Hunter's mustache. But in a hasn't gotten used to pitching for of both your incomes for the next the background I can hear Phyliss series. He had a heck of a series he's been there many running game i m - runs but no one seems to know Larry Hillman is worried that the in Yankee stadium in New York." show of remarkable courage and the Reds, but catcher Johnny five years won't even equal the screaming, and the press box door against the Islanders, especially in times. . . Tiger Williams showed proves. . . Canada is currently why. He himself says he's never lay-off might hurt his team's Bench has hinted that some of the amount I got for doing that one is beginning to give way. Coming the final game as first he managed how bush-league he really is by tied for second with had such a long slump but it chances at their second Avco Cup. problem may lie in Seaver's $500 a lousy Jap tape-recorder commer- to you for perhaps the last time this to stop Bryan Trottier diving in promising that Toronto would Czechoslovakia, and Sweden but wouldn't be a good idea to count This is despite the fact that two day cocaine habit." cial." year is Joe Gara. . . front of the net to knock away his definitely beat the Islanders and needs to win 2 out of 3 from him out because he's such a great years ago, the Jets had a similar Phyliss: "Hello, fellows, I just Joe: "I've just got a message shot. with his stick after being then saying after the wing the Sweden, Czechs and the first place one, he'll snap out of it and will layoff and then came on strong in Pinball Winners got back from the powder room. from Roone Arledge that the first caught behind the net. Then there Islanders just didn't have it and Soviets to get a good chance at the come up with a long hot the finals, beating the Houston Has the game started yet?" inning is over, and he's a little bit was Mike Bossy who put a shot that Toronto had the much better gold medal in the World Cup for streak. . . Alan Eagleson has Aeros four games straight, in- Howard: "No, you stupid peeved that we didn't do any play- through his legs, only to have team. Who's he trying to kid? hockey. All three teams are very been talking about having the 1983 female, they haven't even sung the by-play commentary on it." cluding a 9-1 smashing in the last Richard Mallow won the recent Cave April 17-21. The Men's Sport Short ,Palmateer get a piece of it making Without Palmateer having that strong and it will take a World Championship held in game. . . The Jets have a much national anthem yet." Howard: "That Arledge has Inter-city Leisure's pinball tourna- doubles was won by Cliff Isaac the puck go wide. Then there was great game and coming up lucky superhuman effort by Canada to Phyliss: "You better watch been on my back ever since I Canada. It would be fitting as, after stronger team now but so do the ment. Mallow won a pinball game and Ken Charleton with Brian Billy Harris in overtime who had a on a few goalposts off of Mike pull it off. . . In baseball, the yourself, you ugly little twerp, or started here at ABC. I'm going to Duke Asmundson, one of the all, Canada was the originator of Nordiques and, Whalers, and it and a trophy for his efforts in the Vandette and Ziggy? finishing se- break-in on Palmateer only to be Kaszycki for one. . . Hal Sugurd- Montreal Expos are near the top in Hockey back in the 1860's in would be nice if they could get Dan I'll rip your toupee off." go up to the control booth and original Winnipeg Jets is now sell- tournament held in the Red River cond. In the women's doubles foiled. . . Randy Carlyle has had a son over at the Free Press reports the National League and their Halifax. . . Lyman Bostock Joe: "Shut up, you two, I think straighten him out." ing tires at Columbia Tire on Bell Labratten back to give the Jets four Community College Cave April Lynn Kowalski and Jodi Stratton good playoff, especially for a that Thomas Gradin, the Swedish offensive power is a good reason another ex-Twin, is having a very they're going to announce the star- Joe: "Howard, Howard, where Street and is still very active in golf. solid forward lines again. . . Ted 10-13, Dale Sparling finished cleaned up while Gerald Beautioux rookie, and he looks like a good sensation whom the Jets have been why Dave Cash is fifth in batting disappointing year, batting under ting line-ups. are you going?" Green and Bobby Hull are hinting second and Garth Bell came up beat out Ken Decker for first place one. Tiger Williams better keep coveting for a time is also being averages with a .333 average and .100 with California Angels. He this might be their last year, but Phyliss: "Get off my back, Phyliss: "Oh, let the obnoxious "Answers to Sport Quiz" third as both also won trophies. in the mens' singles as Decker himself out of trouble or he may looked at by the NHL Chicago Ellis Valentine is ninth at .328. felt so bad he volunteered to pay count on them both to come back Garage-nose. Why don't you go little pest go. We don't need him 1) c 2) c 3) a 4) c 5) b Inter-city Leisure also held a finished second. Trophies were back his April pay cheque on his next year. Both of them enjoy the peddle pizzas or something." anyway. By the way, why are they table soccer tournament at the won by all listed. 8) Charlie Conacher, "Gen- $450,000 annual contract to game too much to call it quits now Joe: "Getting back to baseball, I wearing those funny little gloves? tleman Joe Primeau, Harvey think something should be said manager Gene Autrey. Too bad and especially if they win the Avco They'll never catch a football wear- "Busher" Jackson 7) b 8) a Canadians Play about the surprise announcement ing those." some of the other free agents who Cup, it will give them the incentive 9) c 10) b. Rebel command very high salaries but to try it for another year. If the Jets made by Reggie Jackson before the Joe: "Wait a minute, I think don't produce are not as con- lose. they will both come back to Good Hockey Sports News sciencious about their perfor- try to bring the Avco Cup back to mances. . . Dan Ford, one of the rightful owners. . . Isn't it nice to watch good Eddie Shack left taking with him hockey again? I am referring of the great excitement that cap- Roy Pollock asks all varsity Gord's Ski Centre Ltd. course to the first game of the tivated Leafs fans throughout the sport players to hand in any equip- Toronto-Montreal Semi-final Gardens causing them to chant ment and unforms still out as soon Pat Stapleton New G.M. Your COMPLETE TENNIS HEADQUARTERS series. If you were like me. you "We want Shack. We want as possible. The deadline for retur- were totally surprised at the fact Shack." However, this year he ning equipment is May 12. After Pat Stapleton for the new Win- with over 50 stitches in his face that the game only lasted 21/2 hours. went all bad covering any talents this date, there will be a list posted nipeg Jets' general manager? Well, after encountering the injury from Amazing. After sitting through the he may have had in finishing se- Footwear We also feature in the North Gym for all those the Winnipeg Jets' owners sure a skate blade only 2 days earlier. We Toronto and Islander and even the cond in the NHL in penalty Tennis Equipment in stock delinquent.. could have made a worse choice. Stapleton left the Black Hawks tennis clothing Los Angeles games for about 3 1 '2 minutes with over 350 minutes in string Nike LD 1000 Former General Manager Rudy for the now defunct Chicago Yonnex, Donnay, in our special hours it seems as if the time just the sin bin. He carried right on into tennis Nike Bruin Pilous had been effective in his Cougars of the WHA and became flew by. Why? Did the time keeper the playoffs often getting his team Slazenger, Yamaha sport apparel three-year stint but the new owners their playing-coach. It wasn't a racquets Nike all court mysteriously lose track of the into trouble as he sat in the penalty felt they would like someone with very successful franchise, however, Tred 2 shop. game? Did the clock stop working? box. Any students or members of more hockey knowledge for the ti- financially or on the ice and he No, it's because both teams played Coach Roger Neilson sum- staff who have equipment out on tle. Stapleton's knowledge of became a part owner in 1974 a very clean hockey game with marized Toronto's thinking saying loan will have to have them in by hockey is unlimited, being a player, before they folded. only half a dozen penalties called, 3 "We have to play rough. that's the the end of June for inventory. This coach and owner in his fruitful Pilous should be kept on with to each side. Montreal has always • only way we'll win." The Islanders will show what repairs and major hockey league career. some kind of title for the dedicated 3-5-10 speed bicycles played this type of hockey fighting seemed to have the same idea, at purchases have to be made. years he gave the Jets. Sure he out with Buffalo for the least least Gary Howatt did, picking up Stapleton was an all-star and the made some bad trades like Chris Featuring Bridgestone and Beekay penalized team all year long. 62 minutes in penalties in the 7 captain of' the Chicago Black Bordeleau for Alain Beaule but Toronto. however, has been near games including 3 fighting majors COMPLETE Hawk teams in their better years of Bordeleau had problems with the other end of the list most of the in one game. the early 1970's. Surrounded by management. Howie Young was let SALES & season. We saw why in the series June Graham, Intramural Direc- such quality players as Bobby with Los Angeles and the New So you can be sure you don't go but that was blamed on a lack SERVICE tor, says the softball league Hull, Stan Mikita and Tony This is the pinball machine won by Richard Mallow York Islanders as Tiger Williams have to look at your T.V. set, of funds. Ernie Wakely was dis- schedule is underway on the Esposito he led his team to several and also the trophies going to the pinball and table led the way trying to prove to the wonder about the time clock carded but just because the Jets college diamonds. Each team is first place finishes and Stanley Cup soccer tournament winners. world that no one could mess with malfunctioning or feel cheated out acquired Curt Larsson and didn't guaranteed two games. Final series. Paired with Bill White his Leafs teammates. He made an of getting 60 minutes of live hockey need three goalies. He also made he was half of the "Mutt and Jeff" absolute fool of himself and I now action because it's just the Mon- • • • •. • some good deals like bringing Fran combination and one of the best see no use in the Leafs keeping him treal Canadiens playing hockey the Huck, Barry Long, Gary defensive duos that have been seen around. When he came up. he way hockey is meant to be played Bromley, Dave Kryskow and Lynn The volleyball playoffs will be in many years. During his hey day, seemed like a good thing as the and forcing Toronto to play the Powis to the Jets. Horse Racing held the week of May 15. "Whitey" (because of his blond lacklustre Leafs would have muscle same way. Would you fool around Welcome Pat Stapleton. Thank locks) was called such names as and the spark that was lost when with Montreal's powerplay? you Rudy Pilous for three very Now 1 know what you're think- "Captain Courageous" for playing very good years. by Glen Dawkins ing. "He's condoning gambling in a 6. Who played on the Toronto college newspaper." Well, look at it Maple Leafs' Kid Line of the early this way; you take risks all the "They're at the starting • Sports Quiz 1930's? gate ... They're ready to go and time, you could get hit by a car • 7. Which NHL team led the they're off." Another year of racing crossing the street, or you could league in shutouts this past year? fall down a man-hole cover, or IIIK.cti has started and I for one say ing into fourth place on the all-time l HERE'S THE GUESTion: "Louis 1. Who was responsible for the a) Philadelphia b) Montreal c) Hallelujah. I've been getting tired even get laid off by the P.C. financing of the Maple Leaf list. Who did he pass to move into Boston %IV WAS THE KING- OF WHICH government. So if you're going to CouNTRY? " Amp I DoN of betting on the cockroaches in FREE ,T Gardens as it stands today? fourth place. 8. Who holds the NHL record WANT the Projector Office. Now I'm go- take risks, why not make some erb ALWAYS SEE THE SAME HANDS. (with presentation of this coupon) a) King Clancy b) Stafford for the fastest two goals in the ing to the track to do my sporting. money off it? It's only natural. Smythe c) Conn Smythe a) Bobby Hull b) Phil Esposito playoffs (5 seconds)? ------.____ Tin of Yonnex Tennis Balls 2. Guy Lafleur was the first c) Gordie Howe a) Norm Ullman b) Jean player to be picked in the 1971 4. Who holds the modern-day Beliveau c) Bobby Hull with purchase of any racquet draft by the Montreal Canadiens. NHL record for most shutouts by 9. Which present NHL team has (while supplies last) What other player was picked by a goal-tender 15? gone the longest without winning a the Canadiens that year who is a a) Bill Durnan b) Jacques Plante Stanley Cup? very important individual to the c) Tony Esposito a) Chicago b) Detroit c) New Gord's Ski Centre Ltd. team today? 5) Who scored the Winnipeg York Rangers 7 Donald Street 284-2952 a) Bob Gainey b) Guy Lapointe Jets' first ever regular season hat- 10. Montreal leads the league in c) Larry Robinson trick? Stanley Cups won with 18 but who 3. Yvan Cournoyer recently a) Bobby Hull b) Chris is second with 11? scored his 63rd playoff goal mov- Bordeleau c) Norm Beaudin a) Boston b) Toronto c) Chicago

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Able to leat over tentperotures in Red River in simile r building- .. bound wiThout Dedicated to tow I m9 bricks off builds igition fee pres- PERVERT z in9 V.Able to find ervation e Quality Red River Communist 'Collect Student Newspaper Volume VII Number XIX May 24 1978 - wiNtost his wail from build- education ings SA lots within cutbacks ...- Most of the stories in this paper are satirical, jokes in other words, 3 weeks. Able to Defender of the rest of the 'paper's as boring as usual. withstand sub-au student ri ghts • • PC'S SLAM DOORS ON STUDENTS SracioaS --- but most by Brian Kozak they did on the sale of the luxury accessible ...a noteworthy lake cruiser Lord Selkirk II. In a stunning move today, the Fie said that bids are already of a B Manitoba government announced coming in for parts of Red River. it will be closing Red River Com- "The National Aeronautics and cra munity College at the end of the Space Administration is interested 1978 school year. in buying the school's west parking ti Blaming the government's "belt- lots in order to use if for a testing tightening" financial policies for field for it's moon buggies. In addi- tt , le the closure, Premier Stumbling tion, MacDonald's seems more Liar said the operation of the than willing to buy Red River's college was no longer feasible. outstanding kitchen facilities." "We've already hurt the rich by Speculation is that the govern- dramatically raising fees for the un- ment has been offered more than iversities. so now we have to hit the $20.25 for the entire complex: !ILM porters, including the Council on bisexual or homosexual," says accorded to the homosexual per- poor too" Liar said. "We don't Tourism minister Bob Badman I at 11..itlie Bryant - Continued From Page 1 Homosexuality and Religion, to Chris Vogel of Gays for Equality. son, or to anyone else protected by want to be called a discriminating announced that building F was • " add "sexual orientation" or "affec- "The same protection from un- this legislation: job applicants, government." close to being sold to Winnipeg en- tion, she said. "I cannot support a orientation should be looked upon tional preference" to the list of fair discrimination would apply in- employees. tenants. Customers Money Minister Don Crazed trepreneur Joe Jiproc for use in his t. policy of church or state which dis- as unjust grounds for discrimina- grounds that constitutes "gay housing, and publicly-available ser- would have to meet all of the re- said the province will be saving Falcon Lake condominium criminates against any person tion in employment, housing and rights" with respect to the legisla- vices" Vogel says. quirements expected of everyone money on the closure. "Look at all development. Badman denied because of what he or she is. We public services. The Manitoba tion. "No special privileges would be else," he adds. the salaries we won't have to pay however. that Conking shows and t'4P1.14'fii have the responsibility to allow all Human Rights Act guarantees "The proposed amendment to anymore. Now Pierre's going to the Red River Exhibition were try- people to live fully and responsibly equal civil rights on the grounds of the Manitoba Human Rights Act have to pay them unemployment ing to buy C building for its new in freedom from fear and op- race, religion, colour. sex, political would result in an employer no Summer Jobs and it won't cost us a cent." "Tumbling Tower" ride. pression," she said. O c;S belief, physical handicap, etc. longer being able to refuse to hire, Liar said it wasn't an easy deci- Badman said it was Dizzyland 4PLZedy....„'S It is the belief of the Council's It is the desire of the gay libera- or be able to fire an individual sion to- make. but cabinet had that had feelers out for the supporters that the matter of sexual tion movement and their sup- simply because that person is Govt. Subsidizes Hiring decided in its last meeting (held in building, not Conklin. the Grand Forks Econ-o-tel) to R.C. Government House Susan Mihaychuk follow all of the recommendations Cleaner Werner Morgenstern presented in the report made by the applauded the decision. saying Red

The provincial government has allotted about $2 million to create a Task Farce destined to destroy the River has wasted too much,money. "•• • summer employment program providing subsidies to businesses and Manitoba economy. "Just think." Morgenstern said, .ati. tierstjet 1"" - farms hiring 2000 or more students between May I and October 27, said Farce Minister Sid Slasher said "now we'll have all sorts of totally It takes Tannis Mindell, Information Co-ordinator for Youth Services. the previous NDP government had unskilled, cheap labour in the Barricades raised at main entrance of RRCC after Regressive Government shutdown April 17 marked the official onset of the Manitoba Private Sector gotten itself involved in too many province — thnk of what that will employment program, a first of its kind for Manitoba's young people, "outrageous" projects such as the do for our business climate!" - e Who cam about students there anyway ? ' granting $1.25/hour for employees under 18 and $1.50/hour for 18-24 college. designed to give all young Keith Careless, Minister respon- more than theory years. people chances For equal educa- sible for the shafting of students, the 'DPs anyway." - ing the news, crying "Now where today's legislature session after his "This pay is subsidy and the employer makes up the difference to tion. He said this current also praised the decision. "That Opposition to the motion in the will I fix my car?" pocket claculator overloaded and minimum wage or more," Mindell said. Regressive Conservative govern- only makes my job that much legislature was unusually quiet. Lone Liberal MLA Floyd blew up in his face. There was no Employers must hire people for a minimum of six weeks with 25 ment wants no part of a "trade easier. Think of all the money and Most of them had fallen asleep Lackey was unavailable for com- indication of why the calculator ex- to start a practice. hours/week minimum and 40 hours/week maximum employment. Max- school." paperwork my department will after_ Labour Minister Noreen ment as he was busy moving the ploded but the Premier said Crazed imum number of weeks for full time workers is 16 weeks and up to Crazed said he hopes the sale of save by not having to pass out that Prude's 25th speech this week on brooms out of his office to make was trying to figure out how much Small businesses thrive on based on your cash flow. $1000/person for part-time has been granted, Mindell said. the college will counter-balance the damn socialist student aid!" the outlandish demands of the room for his desk. money he'd saved by closing the sound management and solid Our capital loans, have terms Direct relatives of the employer can't be hired and employment must be $30 million the government intends One government back-bencher Manitoba labour movement. Finance Minister Don Crazed college. financing. You know it, we know up to 10 years with flexible re- in addition to any regular seasonal work. Employers must also receive to spend over its original budget es- has told me that he is proud to be a Many NDP frontbenchers were was taken to the hospital during notice of being accepted by the program before hiring, Mindell added; timate. He mentioned that the pari of this decision. "Who cares out of the house at the time, but it That's why our Business' Payment schedules. And both "Hopefully people will pick up the idea when they want to work government will try to make as about the students there anyway? Highways Critic Russ Bored Program for Professionals loans are available with optional somewhere, will tell perspective employers and give them the idea for good a deal on selling the college as Red River students always vote for collapsed in the house upon hear- combines expert financial advice hiring." life insurance coverage. A wide variety of jobs-types are available from sales positions and con- with the cold hard cash it takes As an independent pro- struction to office and farm help, she commented. COMMIES to start your business, to keep it fessional, this program is avail- The government is "anticipating expansion" of the private sector going, or to expand it program and is in the process of setting up 40 rural job centres in co- able to you through any of our operation with Canada Employment Centres and local sponsors, Mindell 300 STUDENTS VANISH SABOTAGE JANITORS We can provide you with as branches. Ask about it and you'll informed. much as $50,000 depending on find it's more tangible than talk. Each centre, will employ a manager to canvass the private sector, farms your circumstances. Our operat- and businesses to find existing employment opportunities in local areas. by Ken Sitter One man who believes in the thirty yards of the turn-off to J Bob Liss The Hire-A-Student program opens this week, said Mindell adding "it's Devil's Hall and is' studying its building. ing loans are geared to yearly ROYAL BAN K important for students to get out there" if they're looking for summer The unexplained disappearances phenomena is Dr. Harry Organs of Over the past five years, accor- Maintenance workers at RRCC, primarily janitors, are fearing terms with revolving payments jobs. of over three hundred people in the the University of Wallaballew. Dr. ding to a survey by Dr. Organs, 456 layoffs as a result of sabotage, believed to be of Communist subver- The business builders. "Response has been fabulous so far and it should really alleviate a lot past five years in the main corridor Organs is on leave from the univer- students, 76 instructors, 35 sive origin. of unemployment," Mindell concluded. of building B-I have security of- sity and plans to write a book on maintenance men, 14 dogs, 11 "Who else would do such a thing?" said a member of the college Applications to the programs are available from Youth Services Direc- ficials baffled. the disappearances. cats, 4 mice, and two security staff who wished to remain anonymous. torate, 693 Taylor Avenue. "How many people must guards have vanished without a "All our dustbane is gone. The boys have got nothing to push The corridor is several hundred needlessly disappear into the un- trace. The actual total figures are around anymore. The Task Force is thinking of laying us off. We're yards long and is the main known before officials do far higher said Dr. Organs. "We all washed up." he said. transportation artery of the in- something?" asked Dr. Organs. have no idea how many people and The dustbane, contained in 50 pound, boxes, was being stored in Scotties Vacations dustrial arts section of Red River. Dr. Organs claims to have animals were lost prior to 1973" he the maintenance area of the college. Recently rumours have labelled irrefutable evidence of unnatural said. "If I ever catch those commie pinkos I'll turn them in so fast they the area as the "Devil's Hall", a phenomena occurring in the cor- When asked if he could explain won't know their ass from a hole in the ground," said the un- for Less reference to the "Devil's Triangle" ridor. He is pressing college of- the phenomena Dr. Organs said he disclosed source. ' Randy Tait off the coast of Florida. ficials to close the area until a com- had two hypotheses. "Either plete study is finished. someone is just playing a friendly money you can join their exchange Security officials scoff at the College officials deny having little joke and is going to eventually For those of you interested in program. Let someone from rumours but at least one guard ad- received recommendations from let everyone go or the area of he vacationing in Europe, there is a England use your apartment here mitted he was afraid to walk down the Doctor and dismiss him as a college has been built on a time- travel program designed for and you will use their's, cutting the corridor alone. Chief Elliot nut. space continuem metaphysically students called "Scotties", which your costs in half. Inside this Issue Ness, head of security said "there Dr. Organs said he is not con- existing in simultaneously alter- promises a cheap place to stay The program also provides a list when visiting England! is no such thing as the "Devil's cerned with what 'people think of nating existential warps but this is of places to go and things to do in unlikely'. The program will link you up Hall". It's a figment of some him but is concerned with the safe- England. You can also commute ty of people using the corridor. Dr. Organs intends to continue Projector? p.6 with inns, hotels and private by hovercraft across the English student's imagination". homes, which are supposed to be Dr. Organs said a study has his study despite harassment from. Channel and spend some time in Chief Ness admitted there had revealed that most disappearances security and college officials. The Horeczy Hotline p.8 dependable and inexpensive, and France. will provide free breakfast and been an usually large number of occur between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. last four assistants working for him For more information contact disappearances in that area but Most victims are young females have disappeared in building B-I. FM Review p.9 supper. Betty Ellison at 452-5661 or 453- If you want to save even more added the students are always get- and over seventy percent of the dis- Dr. Organs believes college of- 4877: ting lost, permanently. appearances seem to occur within ficials are involved.