Thursday, December 1, 1977 the Cord Weekly Volume 18, Number 12 An up date...Winter Carnival activities

by Beatrice McMillan $50 and third place receives $25. A skating party on the 20th will Even though a profit is never So with over 50 people coming From over 25 entries, Lisa Hopefully residence floors and take place on the football field made in theWinter Carnival, the tothe meetings and more helping Elkin's "Snowdown '78" won the campus groups will compete. accompanied by the Labatt's Van charity raising bed push is an pluslots ofthat funny white stuff, title to WLU's Winter Carnival. "We're hoping for better supplying the music. important part of activities. Dean the carnival will be a success. All contestants will be contacted results this year in \he Snow During the days, there will be Nichols has helped considerably The next meeting on Tuesday, before Christmas by the Carnival Sculpture event",Herb Hartfield eating contests, growing contests in that area by getting OPP December 6, in Willison Lounge Committee for their prizes. one of the co-chairmen for the (beards), strength contests (arm approval. at 6:00 will be held to finalize On January 9, an igloo booth carnival said. wrestling) and brain power "Snowdown '78" is dependent events, get.dates straight, setup will be giving out information, There is going to be a events (euchre and chess). Then upon one item—snow! From last transportation, and to decide on buttons and tickets regarding the Bowlathon at Bowlerama and for there's more: billiards, air week's experience with it, we're the charity for WLU's eight days events. It will be in the concourse team sports there is a Hockey hockey and plays. sure that lack of snow will not be of "Snowdown '78". for a week. Blitz and a waterpolo event On the last morning there's a an obstacle. The Bedpush; now definitely scheduled. pancake breakfast. That evening the starting point for the carnival With the increased popularity a semi-formal (a snowball) will on January 14, will be a charity- of cross-country skiing, a day is close events Off. raising event. Its 67 mile course devoted to the sport. The Doug Robinson, co-chairman from London to WLU will be participation event is being of the carnival committee, Plans for Willison sponsored per mile. The charity sponsored by Molson's, who own explained that "Snowdown '78" has yet to be decided. 250 acres near Barrie and who is like a mini-orientation for the For the first time, an annual will also be supplying all of the new students in January. Also trophy is to be awarded to the equipment needed. After the the events are for enjoyment in a best snow sculptors on the 15th, outing a supper and disco are social atmosphere for on-campus along with $75. Second place gets planned to warm you up. and off-campus students. Pubs getting poor attendance

byEileen Fischer The Saturday night pubs which new idea needing all the be preventing people from taking started on such a hopeful note promotion they can get. Reasons time out to attend. last October seem to be meeting given for the poor advertising are In any case, this idea definitely with little success as yet. This is that at first, it was not-known far needs to be given more time: that the first time the Turret has had enough in advance who would be is, in the new year, an all-out entertainment on Saturdaynights playing in order for advertising to effort should be and hopefully and to set a quiet coffee-house be done. Also, since performers will be made to ensure the mood, folk singers have been often cancel with little notice, it success of these pubs. Perhaps employed. Unfortunately, attend- seemed useless to advertise too after several more pubs are held ances have been poor (attend- much. It is planned that it will be decided that the added ance is limited to 300 WLU advertising will be done on a work and effort incurred by these students and signed-in guests) regular and much broader basis events isn't worth it. Perhaps and there has not been less than each 'Wednesday and Thursday not. It is certainly too soon yet to $80'loss on any of the five pubs in the new year. Other reasons tell. that have so far been held. for the lack of success of the It is worth noting that if The possible reasons for this Saturday pubs could feasibly be Saturday night pubs are dropped are numerous. Largely, the that the quiet type of entertain- altogether it will probably be « advertising has been poor or ment provided is not suited to long time before the Turret sees nonexistent. This seems a shame potential pub-goers. The ever- any action on Saturday nights since Saturday night pubs are a present aura of exams could also again.

Completion date for Willison Hall Lounges has been pushed back Dean's Advisory Council again. by Karen Kehn by Barb Wolfe Wes Robinson, manager of Wayne Farrow, Vice-president Turret staff. They would have Commissioner of University Af- It now looks like Willison Hall Physical Plant and Planning said of WLUSU, has informed the conflicts in disciplinary cases fairs, and a student-at-large. He residents will have to reschedule the builders order for structural DAC of a restriction that will from the pub. The restrictive feels they will select the best their NewYear's Party elsewhere steel is already two weeks exclude Dons as possible candid- policy must be applied to all candidates. It would be impos- —the lounges won't be ready. behind. The recent bad weather ates for the council. This is one of involved students or none. sible to ensure there would be no The contract date for complet- hasn't helped any either, he said. the policies written up last year Garnet Pigden, a member of conflicts of interest in all cases. ed construction of the six new The furniture committee hasn't lounges, that exclude those students who the DAC, said all the members Fred Nichols, Dean of Students is set at January 31. yet decided on the furnishings for are either involved in WLUSU, felt theserestrictions were unfair said his'real concern is that the Even this date may be optimis- the lounges. Approximately working part-time for WLUSU or and that any qualified person DAC should never be composed tic. $5,000 hasbeen set aside for this. working for. the University. should be accepted, even if he entirely of one sex. Farrow said Dons are employ- a or involved in ees of the University and they WLUSU. Farrow is taking the DAC's would have conflicts of interest in Pigden is confident in the opinion to the Bylaws and Graduates cases concerning students in careful deliberation of the select- Regulations Committee and they Students residence. If anyone could be on ion committee, which is compos- will in turn make a recommenda- the DAC, this would include ed of the out-going chairman, the tion to the Board. by Steve Fischer WLUSU representatives can re- The Grad Students are still port back, and as well made a list discussing methods of organizing of priorities to work towards. themselves, and deciding what position non-existent they want as a group. BSA They had intended to send byBrian Harrison representatives to the WLUSU Merry It has recently been Jearned when in fact the position of so. The pens should have given meeting on Sunday to find out that Richard Saliwonczyk, Small promotional manager does not "Thanks from WLUSU" not more about the organization, and Clubs Co-ordinator, was distri- even exist. The Board of Student Saliwonczyk since it was the what options were open to them Christmas buting pens to various businesses Activities would like to see the Students Union that was putting as a group. The WLUSU meeting in the Kitchener-Waterloo area position created because they on the events. was cancelled however, and so Well Folks, this is the last who had made donations to feel that there is enough work The expenditures for the gifts when the Graduate Students met issue of the CORD until the new various events that the Board of required to merit the creation. were approved by the former on Monday, they couldn't make year. I'msure everyone is getting Student Activities had sponsor- With the increase in the amount Director of Student Activities, any further decisions as to their prepared for their exams that are ed. These pens were meant as a of prizes being given away at Mike Regan, with the money future as an organization, or their coming up but are really more gift to show that the students had various student functions BSA coming from BSA funds. Claude association with the student interested in the week or two of appreciated the interest shown claims that there is need for Turcotte, the present DSA does union. They plan to send holidays thatfollow. Good luck on by the community merchants. someone to work on this task not feel that the expenditures on representatives to next weeks all your tests and essays that The problem with the pens is that continually. Since the job de- the pens was needed and he meeting and "are still looking at need to be done. All the people they appear as if they are from scription has not been approved would not approve of future all thealternatives" according to from the CORD would like to Saliwonczyk himself, not from by the Board of Directors this purchases such as these. Social Work Grad Student, Gerry wish you a very Merry Christmas WLUSU. The inscription reads, means that Saliwonczyk has been When approached about the McLellon. and a happy and fulfilling New "Thank you very much for your presenting himself to the com- matter Saliwonczyk refused to The Graduate Students did Year. See everyone January 12th. support, Richard Saliwonczyk, munity as promotional manager commentclaiming that he did not form a core body for initiating Promotional Manager, '77-'7B", when he has no legal right to do have time to talk. meetings and plans, to which the Thursday, December 1, 1977 2 The Cord Weekly January Admissions Eighty or more persons are BIRTHRIGHT expected to begin their university A GIFT OF LIFE FOR CHRISTMAS education January 2 at Wilfrid Laurier University. Birthright offers the symbolic shelter of the stable to women They will be taking-advantage who find pregnancy a great burden, but who with help, can -. give birth. trick go on, and A of the university's January symbolic shepherds admission program that allows Birthright offers the gift of the in the to two or three form of clothing and other essentials to these women. students complete Birthright courses 29. By But even more valuable than treasures, offers the full credit by April baby's birth attending intersession and sum- priceless gift of friendship, the promise of each mer session a student could will be an honoured occassion of joy and wonder. complete a full university year by Birthright, 50 Church St., Kitchener 579-3990 shot early August. Keith Rae, assistant registrar for admissions, said the January admission program appeals to high school graduates who have been working or travelling, those completing Year 5 in the first semester and have their princi- pal's permission, some from community colleges, adults re- turning to education, and former WLU students dropping back into education. He added that programs are available in general arts, general science, honours arts and ho- nours science. This is the fourth year that WLU has offered January Admis- sion. Last year 52 freshmen and 27 returning students (those who had been away from education but had some university) enrol- led. Canada is literate Decorate her Christmas SAN (ZNS-CUP)- in diamond splendor FRANCISCO v Amid the national outcry by This Christmas give her a glorious gift. university administrators over A brilliant diamond surprise! She'll sparkle alledged amoung "illiteracy" brighter than her holiday surroundings. easy students, it's to forget that We'll help you select a .dazzling gift from our. When you're drinking Canada ranks one two as of wide selection. Come in soon and choose in the a 100 tequila, Sauza's the only shot countries world with a beauty to decorate her in diamond.. . splendor. per cent Literacy level. A world-wide study by a that counts. Thats why more Washington environmental fund showed that only Canada and and more people are asking Czechoslovakia can claim perfect for it by name. literacy levels, while 10 others boast -a 99 per cent rate. Forty 30 KING ST. W. one per cent of the world's * KITCHENER ® TEQUILA 6" population cannot read or write. 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Mateus, the Rose wine of Portugal. // Serve snappingcold. With orwithout all yourfavorite foods. *^~ +,*]/ — at King and William St (across from Labbatt's) MATEUS. MORE POPULAR THAN EVER. Waterloo, open Tues-Thursllam-midnight,Fri- Sat 11 am-1:30 am, Sunday 11 am-10 pm. Thursday, December 1, 1977 The Cord Weekly 3 The RCMP continue to maintain the right

by Lorne A. Brown they have gone to the point of Quebec then forced the hand of longer be a threat to our signed to curb police activity? reprinted from the Carillon breaking the laws which they are the Trudeau government by policitical liberties. The answer to this question by Canadian UniversityPress supposed to uphold. The top announcing the appointment of a The next dangerous statement might relate slightly to RCMP Recent disclosures about officers of the Security Service provincial commission to investi- to come from a government blackmail concerning the private RCMP undercover activities, (SS) have long been known to gate the APLQ break-in. Ottawa Minister hasbeen made by Trade lives of important politicians. But many ofwhich have been illegal, have ideological leanings far to then had to move to counter the Minister Jack Homer who more importantly is the import- have revealed how widespread the Right of the political initiative of Quebec City, and declared that Rene Levesque is ance of the political police to the the secret police network has spectrum. announced the appointment of a no "ordinary premier" and strategy of the federal govern- become, and the length to which What is more frightening than federal Royal Commission to therefore, it should be open ment over the next few years. the RCMP and their political therecent activities of the RCMP investigate the APLQ incident season on Levesque and the PQ. superiors are willing to go to has been the attitudes of the and related activities. "He's bent on dividing my Why the sudden torrent of suppress political and economic Trudeau government to their The McDonald Commission country...l don't mind if some- criticism directed at the RCMP dissent in our country. activities. They have displayed has not yet begun to hold body did espionage work on him and the government? The answer The revelations so far indicate the secretiveness, arrogance and hearings and the additional for my country." seems to be that they have that police spying and harass- authoritarianism which was evi- information which has come out Canadians should ask them- overstepped their "acceptable" ment have reached mammoth dent when they imposed theWar since its appointment has result- selves a couple of questions bounds by spying upon "respect- proportions and yet we may have Mearsures Act for the first time ed from the efforts ofthe Quebec about the present controversy able" and significant political only touched the tip of the during peacetime in 1970. The Government commission, Oppo- surrounding the disclosure of the parties like thePQ and the NDP, iceberg. So far, it has been original strategy of the RCMP sition MP's and part ofthe press. RCMP activities. One question is and even individuals within the established that the RCMP have and the government was to Federal Government spokesmen why the Trudeau government Liberal and Conservative parties. engaged in the following activit- coverup all of the above have been unrepentant and both insists upon defending their Spying upon trade unionists, ies: mentioned activities. It was only Prime Minister Trudeau and activities and even suggests that militant farmers, organized na- 1) Broken into the office of the a series of events beyond their Francis Fox have asserted that police power be extended. tive groups and Marxists or Agence Presse Libre dv control which brought any of the the secret police may be given Would it not be better for the communist organizations is ap- Quebec (APLQ) in 1972 and clandestine activities into the even more authority in the government, politically, if they parently "acceptable" but when stolen files and documents. open. future. What information the took vigorous steps to convict those who share actual power in 2) Illegally entered the offices of The break-in at the APLQ federal government has revealed, those guilty of illegal acts and the political system begin spying the Party Quebecois (PQ) in office was first revealed by under Opposition prodding, has take disciplinary measures dc- on each other, it is going too far. 1973 where theystole files and Sergent Robert Samson of the been revealed in an attempt to documents. Security Service when he was "save face" on the assumption 3) Bugged offices used by the tried and convicted for attempt- that the Quebec commission will Quebec Common Front of ing to blow up a house owned by loose much of the information in trade unions in 1972 and an executive of Steinberg's, the any event. Oldie Goldies turned over information on supermarket chain. Samson was Trudeau has claimed that the Wj? their bargaining strategy to caught when the bomb he was RCMP may be justified in the Bourassa government of placing exploded prematurely breaking the law in the name of night e the day, with whom they were and caused him serious injury. national security. He claims we Ik* Q^\ negotiating a new contract for When thecase of the APLQ break could solye the problem of J Every Tuesday tf state employees. in became public the strategy of illegality if Parliament would from 8:00 p.m. 4) Spied upon the PQ, NDP, the RCMP was to have the people "make such types of surveillance National Farmer's Union involved plead guilty and thus permissable by the RCMP or by come out and relive (NFU), Canadian Union of Public avoid the cross questioning which whatever security agency you a piece of Nostalgia at Employees (CUPE), Indian would have revealed further have." Association of Alberta, and a information during the trial. Both Trudeau and Fox have wholehost of smaller econom- The suggested that the problem oRCMP officer involved, 77 KING ST. N. ic and political groups on the Donald Cobb, along with officers might be solved by making the ( ) left of the political spectrum. for the Quebec Provincial Police Security Service independent of 5) Spied upon and kept files on and the Montreal police, were theRCMP but perhaps with even ®Wm WATERLM the private lives of Cabinet given an absolute discharge by wider power. Aparently we are to J Ministers, senior civil servants, an obliging judge who even believe that the secret police a**" 3o and MP's. some cases this for under another name no tfisKOo§>\TBVERn In commended them breaking will dffl has involved tape recordings of the law. Since the break-in, Cobb conversations in the bedrooms of has been posted to Chief the VlP's under surveillance. Superintendent. 6) Drawn up lists ofcivil servants Despite repeated demands and potential civil servants from the Opposition, some alleged to be security risks. elements of the press and other 7) stole parties, the Flights Burned down a barn and interested federal Christmas dynamite from a construction government refused to conduct site. an investigation into the APLQ That the RCMP would engage affair. They continued to refuse toVancouver & Halifax in these activities comes as no when leaks to Opposition MP's surprise to people familiar with and Globe and Mail reporters Toronto/ Vancouver/ Toronto the history of the Force. They indicated that the situation was have a long history of contempt much worse than had previously Dec. 20 Return Jan.03 S|l|l| for civil liberties and there are been suspected. Dec. 21 Return Jan. 05 B^^^T many instances in the past where The PQ governments of Toronto/ Halifax / Toronto Dec 19 Return Jan. 03 wl^cSfc

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comment Christmas Hum Drum As many you or maybe say, as many you Saturday of know, I should of don't know, night pubs It's December Ist. Yeah! Only twenty-five more days until you- have not been doing very well. In fact the attendance at most of them has been nothing less than know-what. And what's twenty-five days on the long spaghetti one very good night was Lewis night were pathetic. The when Michael performed. On this there string of eternity? Not much, I'll grant you...but twenty-five approximately 250 attendance; however this figure is very misleading when you consider that in days is twenty-five days. And I resent having the twenty-five an average attendance is around 60 people. Financially things are not as bad. On the first and days before Christmas, not to mention the entire month of second night the losses were $90 and $50 respectively with the biggest loss coming last Saturday figures by $100. biggest profit was a whopping $40. November and half of October, bombarded with Christmas when the were in the red The made propoganda. There have been several reasons suggested for this situation. One of these is that folk singers How ever forget that sunny October 21st that walked and Saturday night pubs were just not made for each other. What is needed is a rock group, in will I I a innocently enjoying the autumn only words a second Thursday night pub. Even a change of pace such as jazz or a blues singer into restaurant, season, other to abomination of a fully decorated and help. The problem here is that the entertainment which is booked must meet be confronted by the would the lighted tree. It not only my it went requirements of creating and maintaining a "quiet atmosphere" whatever that Christmas spoiled meal; a means. long towards spoiling pre-Christmas season enjoyment. The second, and most easily solved problem concerns advertising or the lack of it. There have way my Why, why, why and municipalities feel compelled been many students complaining that they didn't know about the, Saturday night pubs. A new do businesses to spirit to public large from venture of this type needs a great deal of publicity before it will ever become a success and the force feed Christmas the at right through day? (You pubs just haven't been getting it. Flyers coming out on Friday afternoon is hardly what would mid-October until Christmas realize I that Christmas decorations are hiding behind the Hallowe'en call an effective advertising campaign. Students on this campus are just not used to having the Turret open Saturdays sothey therefore need their minds jogged and this should ones, just waiting to blitz you with Christmas cheer at the first be done before minute.) Friday otherwise other plans will be made. If WLUSU was willing to try this experiment for possible realize have to a realize fifteen weeks then to give it a fair trial, marketing services, the group responsible for I businesses make profit. I Christmas buying place in advance But people advertising, should give it more support. A few posters would be very helpful along with flyers takes well of December. who coming out earlier in the week. are going to buy early will do so regardless of advertising. And the buying is all to get done sometime. In my opinion it is a cop out to blame the entirefailure on the type of entertainment. people going If So why commercialize the Christmas stretching it far don't know what's going on then they naturally will not attend. season, Brian Harrison, news editor beyond reasonable lengths, even to the point of turning people off by mere over-exposure? Let's let Christmas come in its own time (say a pleasant two or three week preseason warm-up

letters instead of a two or three month one.) If Christmas nowadays just isn't what it used to be, perhaps part of the problem is that it's been stretched to the breaking point. by Eileen Fischer

I had wasted almost two hours. order and requisition for the resign from the position of DSA if Student Union pays its part-time Thanks gang The attitude of the attendant balance of the $10,000 paid to elected to the board for two help more than does the WLU produced yet another was disgusting. I realize the Cummings on the day of the reasons.: university, and has even made successful float for the K-W majority of people there know concert. 1. because Cam resigned from several retroactive pay increa- Christmas parade. We won first little if anything about music and the board so as to help ease the ses.) prize for the best non-commercial that they loathe getting record- 2. Oktoberfest: Being the Direc- tensions between himself, as The library, for its part, sticks float, for the second year in a ings for students. Equally dis- tor of Student Activities, I was CUA, and myself as DSA. by the fact that they are not row. We would like to extend our turbing is the poor selection of responsible for the actions of the 2. because I believe a department bound by the guideline. Rev. congratulations and thanks to the records, scores and books. I people under me. As a result I head has a conflict of interest if Shultz (WLU Librarian) told me many that helped including: wonder if other faculties have take full responsibility for the he is sitting on the decision-mak- that he saw little need for Chris, Cathy, Ron, Ken, Lynn, this problem? With exams so actions ofthe people under me. I ing body of WLUSU. (I wasn't uniformity of student wages on Carla, Al, Suds, John, Cleve close why is the library closing at took the responsibility for the given the chance to resign at the campus. Reverend Shultz also (Jack himself), Claude, Doug 5 on Saturdays and 11 other mistakes made on Friday. I also board meeting.) argued that the library had last (CKCO kid), Herb, Jackie, days? Also why were there only 3 made sure that these mistakes I worked hard during the year exceeded its budget and did Karen, Lisa, Pat and many others people on duty Saturday? Per- were corrected for Saturday summer to organize orientation, not want to do so again this year. (I'm sorry I didn't remember all haps some concerned person night, therefore it is obvious that the concert with Burton Cum- I managed to obtain a copy of the names). Special thanks goes would answer these questions for I was performing my job in this mings and the two nights of last year's financial statement. to Dean Nichols, Baird Movers, me Marg Farran situation. Oktoberfest in the T.A. (also to Sure enough they had exceeded Security, Mrs. Reiner and Dave - I have not dodged any get the T.A. for the event). I did their total budget by a whopping in maintenance. We hope this questions, lied to anybody, or not do these things for my own $3,581. This was mainly because success continues in the future. Words from back-stabbed. I know and have benefit. If anybody has any the library overspent their book Mark Tiffin Ex-DSA shown, toldand given to the Cord questions, come and ask me, get and periodical allocation by GregBarrat and to the board of directors, both sides of the $6,445. They happened to have Note from the editor issue. You can incriminating against the check the answers out. not spent $5,991 on salaries and This issue has facts been raised president and vice-president, Mike Regan wagesthat was available to them. Library again and again since the actual which show that their true Clearly wages were not the firing of Mike Regan as Director intentions in getting me fired are Library workers reason that the library exceeded foul of Student Activities on October questionable and which have not it budget. In fact, this year's ups 16th. Both sides have been been made public. Ripped off by Cam French budget has already trimmed presented ,Cord I have always tried to overlook in the"The ran Several student employees $10,347 from the original salaries the this I for the Board of Directors inadequacies of WLU's Weekly" — issue we have because things needed to be done (seven) have brought to my account! (That is, there was library. However, there comes a also included the Report on the and simply were attention the matter of library $10,347 originally budgeted that time Dismissal, not being done. when one has had enough. (see p. 6)As far as the wages. Their question is simple: will not be spent on that this At 3:15 Saturday, November 25 I workers of the "Cord Weekly" Namely: why do students who work in the year). went to the listen are concerned, unless new BACK library to to facts 1. CHANGING of the library earn $2.65 an hour while What all this proves is really some recordings for a course. I are presented in favour of either booking procedure for the Turret. students elsewhere on campus quite simple. It shows that the was informed at the main desk side, this issue is dead. 2. The removal of Folksingers in earn $2.80? Why library can well afford to pay that everyone (a three) generally the meager the Saturday night pubs should the people who hand out lousy extra fifteen cents an hour. was busy arid it would be 15 to 20 To the editor 3. The installation of a large TV towels and locks in the A.C. It also proves that there should minutes anyone get (I and before could During the past month a lot has screen in the Turret. started those who answer the phone at be some uniformity ofthe student only one the records. I saw been said and a lot of rumours this back in July) Conrad Hall's proctor's desk wages on campus. To the person busy. One didn't appear . 4. The payment have been started about me since of Orientation (granted both of these jobs have library's credit, it does pay the to be doing too much of anything was honoraria I fired as Director of Student more responsibilities) make $2.80 students who return a second and the third was out of sight. 5. The level Activities. People have lied about of honoraria for BSA while those trained to work year as employees $2.75 and Half an hour passed and no one me and looking in to me. members and them over various, and in many cases, $2.85 for a third year. But, appeared. I returned to the main The two major questions, for this year several areas my desk. The attendant of the library, make according to source, there is was patient- namely the concert and Oktober- 6. Why the Turret was booked for $2.65. only one student ly waiting for two students in the library to fest, are easily understood when an exam. The personnel office publishes making $2.85, or finish filling out requisition five six making they are kept in their proper 7. Getting the Turret renovated. a guideline to wages $2.75 and (27) making forms. Since no one was student on the rest else context. I offer the following. 8. Getting a /teletype for Radio campus (see back page). It $2.65. around I thought probably she'd must There are thirty-three Laurier. be kept in mind be up in a such that this is students in the library, twenty- few minutes. No 1. I have been accused of 9. Why the money was held back merely eight luck! 4:15 I again went to the a recommendation and of whom are women. deliberately misleading and mis- from the people who worked at the individual departments The students I are main desk where the attendant informing are involved and the board concerning the concert. not bound by it. But, I asking if is an told me she had to start sending the when this unreasonable details on how Burton I was told I'd have to wait till hell talked to Mr. Art Hulks, position. The students are not out overdue notices (or some- Cummings was to be paid. How freezes over for the BSA to get Personnel thing effect) Director, he told me asking for $2.80 retroactive to to that and definitely could I have deliberately witheld their honoraria reviewed for this that to the two minutes to go to best of his knowledge September. They merely wishthe couldn't take and misinformed the board of year's members, by the Presi- the library was only the fourth floor. I was asked to the depart- library to pay them according to directors when the President had dent. ment not following the guide- the. guidelines other come back tomorrow. Meanwhile signed the cheque, purchase I told Cam I as are French that would lines. (For the record, the student employees on campus. Thursday, December 1, 1977 Ttw Cord Weekly 5 This week's question Why not sit back and relax story &pics by:Stan Switalski

What are your plans for Christmas? enough to offer solutions. Those offered by government in terms who are aware of the situation of our own personal advance- appear torealize that there are no ment. That appears to make solutions. The popular solution to sense especially if the desired this frustrating condition is to goal is individual fulfillment. Lyn Valliant relax: worry about yourself, you Thus sociey may be composed of 4th year Business cannot change anything. Why secure and satisfied individuals. we have a in What has happened to I'll be going home to Toronto. don't 'relax clause' collective (Teacher's the federal constitution? responsibility? Being a T.A. Assis- year As soon as over issues Canadians appear tant) I have first business debate to reflect mark, and second becomes one collectivity with regard region- exams to too heated could to In simply invoke the relax clause. al economic advantage. do interviews with C.A. firms. We all to Mr. Speaker, live in a society we appear between that, I hope have a "would the leader where good time, party of her majesty's loyal opposition to articulate singular interest and with friends, and skiing. Probably please observe downplay the role of our shared do some gesticualtions". around by John Webster This attitude of non-committ- collective responsibility. Who stibk — no major trips. It seems as if a descriptive ment is reflective of contempor- cares? Relax! This system will commentary on federal events ary outlook and views toward replace itself. Develop your own just does not seem to incite social change' and social respons- individuality. people to develop an active ibility. Our generation seems to Note: McMahon's Marxist interest in their country's future. expouse the desiribility of play- movement will meet at the Loo It seems as if people who only ing along with the system, using on Tuesday night. Guest vague conception the your advantage without ever speaker may be have a of it to P. Lacompte Carl Galloway events surrounding Canadian becoming too embroiled. We speaking on the Fact Value federalism are not interested wish to maximize the benefits Dichotomy. 4th year Business Relax. It's a time of visiting folks and close friends. I'll be staying with my parents in Niagara Falls. Do some curling, Predictions for the Future hockey, partying and enjoy the snow. I would also like catch up — The Torque Room will run out for Parliament and will win. on some sleep. of coffee The pope will marry. — Beer prices will rise and — Air Canada flights will cost thousands of drunken, starving the same as a bus to Toronto students will take to begging to (huses to Toronto will now cost get food. $349 return;. The Calgary Stampeders will The Student Union will turn Lisa Boileau be— the next Grey Cup Champs down— a concert featuring the 3rd year Honours English and willdefeat the Toronto Argos reunited Beatles because it's too Work. I'll be working at in the process. risky — profit wise. Eaton's till New Years. Since my E Tuffy Knight will be named — The WLU Administration will hometown is in Chatham...l'll be held a head coach of the girl's volleyball hostage by crazed only be there for 2 days to visit team. group of Mennonites, and the the folks, then back to work. No The Dining Hall will begin to students will refuse to pay the time to relax, for school-work by Murray Souter serve— gormet meals prepared by ransom demand of $12.49. has kept me busy with essays. Well it's that time of the year a french chef. — A MacDonalds will open at Lots of catching up to do. again, time to make my second — The earth will open up and King and University and the annual predicitons for the forth swallow up Moose Jaw for the Dining Hall will be closed. coming year (1978 that is). Of sins the people have committed. — The University will expand 'course you'll all remember last — The Cord will actually report student parking by 50% so that year's, they were just about on a story in an unbiased now 75 students will be able to right-on, except for a few cases. manner. park their cars at the school. So here we g0... The Student Union Board of — Last but not least — the In 1978 I predict that: Directors— will resign due to a Turret will be redecorated. Terry Clancey — Pierre Trudeau and Rene conflict of interest with itself. 4th year Business Dr. Peters Of course I don't expect "all of Levesque willpatch up their little — Cliff Bilyea and Skiing. I'm going to Aspen, dispute and announce plans of will go mad and will run through these to come true, but a few Colorado for a week with a bunch tossing away $100 next year very their forthcoming wedding. the campus would make ofguys. I'd like to get away from interesting. Have a very Merry — Mohammed Ali will sign and bills. it all, make new friends, some show up a Christmas and a do fight his last (they're all his last) two students will at Happy New drinking, and be where everyl fight against none other than Saturday— night pub. Year and I'll see you same time thing else happens. King Kong. — Trudeau's three sons will run — same station — next year! Ron Basford and Francis Fox will— both be named in Maternity suits, by each other. the Loch Ness Monster will swallow— Scotland. Jimmy Carter will drop the neutron— bomb on his brother Billy. Tuna Parsons Pierre Trudeau will hire 3rd year Geography Richard— Nixon as his security Drink. Beer drinking, dope chief. smoking, knock down drag-out — Quebec will separate and for bar roon brawling and swearing. its nationalcoat of arms will have Power eating and more drinking. crossed cigarettes over a bottle of I'll be in' Brantford (home) with Brador beer with a pea soup my close friends...socializing and background. more drinking. Andres JWines will come out with— a new wine called Baby Margaret which when drunk won't stay in one place. — the Members of the House of Commons will form a union and go on strike and no one will Barb Hulme notice. v 3rd year Business will steal Prince — Someone Relax. Have a lot of fun Edward Island and no one will partying back home in St. notice. Catherines. There be no a will — Canada will begin to utilize thoughts of school, just forget new energy source originating in about it completely. I'll stick Ottawa. around home and enjoy the separates After Quebec — Chrismas holidays. Rene— Levesque will dam the English waters of the St. Lawrence and Southern Ontario will be flooded. The intelligent members of And me.... WLU's— faculty will resign and I'll be taking a trip around the world and then spend some both Profs will be replaced by time at my cottage in Palm Springs, Florida. No, but it was a trained seals. nice thought...l'll be just sticking around home with the boys The bookstore will lower its and do some heavy drinking. Merry Christmas. prices— 50% and will only make a small fortune. .· Thursday, Dec Page 6 The Cord Weekly Thursday, December 1, 1977 ·Why Mike Regan was .fired as ·Directo of

had been ripped up and the cost him his summer job, and The intent of this report is to took place in 1973). Therefore, communication was or whose the DSA was not criticized or fault it was. honoraria tentatively divided that the Student Union, therefore explain in as much detail as among a) Carole Weber, b) Bill be prepared to reimburse him his possible why the Director of judged on the success of the At this time other problems event insofar as student partici­ began to emerge which will be Gray and c) Mike Regan. Mike wages-to the tune of about Student Activities for 1977-78 was aware that Jeff planned to $900.00. We discussed with him was dismissed by the Board of pation. We will isolate ourselves explained within this report. file for wages instead of the that perhaps he was not Directors on October 16th, 1977. solely to the management and Here we shall go directly to co-ordination of the events. Oktoberfest and relate to other honoraria even before he knew organizing his time properly and This is not intended as a Jeff was not a student. It is not felt that with both he and Paul critique or evaluation of Mike Back 19 the beginning again. events. common practice for the Student McGough working on the concert Regan as an individual but rather When the OMB requested the The DSA was informed by Union to allow position holders to there was no need to make up for as Director of Student Activities. budgets last March, a deadline of both the OMB and the Board that determine to file for wages as lost wages. We explained to him It is crucial that this distinction middle April was set .• It was there was to be absolutely no opposed to accepting the honor­ that the Student Union generally be clearly stated and remember­ hoped that the budget could be drinking (for those working, aria. There seemed to be a does not pay wages for co-ordina­ ed in the reading (and writing) or assembled by early May. The especially Security) at the event. discrepancey as to why this ting_events. It was also pointed this report. DSA informed the OMB that he Mike ignored this directive and situation arose. out that, because he had decided Let us start at the beginning would not _ have time in April decided himself it was alright for Jeff Marshall filed for $5.50 to organize Orientation AND and follow through as much as (because of exams) to work on the them to drink. It should be noted per hour even though the other organize the concert, it was no possible in a semi-chronological budget. He was reminded that all that he filed for wages for both he students only filed for $3.00 per wonder he was short of time. It fashion. department heads had exams and and Jeff Marshall even though hour because he felt he should be was recommended that he a) look When Mike Regan was ap­ that he should make every effort both were acting Security and for someone else to co-ordinate pointed as DSA, the recommend­ to have the budget prepared. It both were drinking. Mike took his paid supervising wages. The "If Orientation and b) delegate the ation came from the committee was one of the last budgets to own name off the list and also OMB's question was: Jeff responsibility of certain areas of with full confidence he was come in. By the June Board removed Richard Saliwonczyk Marshall is to be paid $5.50/hour the concert to other very capable of performing the posi­ meeting, sections of the budget when requested to do so by the as supervisor of Oktoberfest, why competent BSA people. For some tion of Director of Student still had not come in. The DSA Operations Management Board is the honoraria being divided \lP reason, he preferred not to do Activities. was encouraged to get some kind (OMB) because both were among three other people? Who co-ordinated Oktoberfest? That is this. One thing stressed in all It should be noted that herein of cost estimate of a concert so drinking excessively at the event, the person who should receive there is no judgement made the Board would have an idea of and therefore, should not be interviews for positions is the the supervising position title and element of time: regarding whether or not events the probable cost. At no time did paid. should therefore receive the If were successful but rather we get a concrete estimate. This Jeff was to have been the a student does not have the honoraria and not wages.'' whether or not they were was an area of contention honoraried Oktoberfest Co-ordin­ time to give to a position, he managed and administered cor­ between the DSA and the ator but is not a student at WLU John Karr, WLUSU Business should not take the position. If he Manager, and Mike Belanger, rectly. With regards to the Orientation Co-ordinator. When anymore and so decided to ask loses time from a part-time job, it Lounge Supervisor, both indicat­ Concert and Oktoberfest, we Bob Poldon was fired as for wages instead ($187.00 as is highly questionable whether or concede that these are relatively Orientation Co-ordinator, he re­ opposed to $100.00). Mike told sd they were not pleased with the not he should be reirilbursed. If new events (a concert of this size ported there had been bad the OMB and the Board that he format or organization of Okto­ this were the case, a student with had not been held in several communication between he and did not know that Jeff Marshall berfest. Jeff Marshall neglected a part-time job and no time for years and apparently an Oktober­ the DSA. There is no point here was not ·a student at WLU' until to show up for two meetings-the the Student Union activities, fest in the Theatre Auditorium speculating on how bad the after his contract for Oktoberfest Monday and Tuesday prior to the could apply for a position, quit event. At the event, there was a his part-time job (or take problem with regards to the excessive time off) and demand positioning of the Bar. Mike compensation from the Union. Belanger and Jeff MArshall If a student, for whatever could not agree as to where it reason, does not have time for a should be located. The problem position in the Student Union, was resolved and the Bar was he/she should· not have the located in the position that Mike position. We are aware that the Belanger had initially requested. concert and Orientation both took On the Friday night, the Bar a lot of time, but some of those was closed at 10:00 o'clock for responsibilities could have been forty minutes. It has been and should have been delegated estimated that anywhere bet­ to other BSA members. The ween 20 and 100 people were result of the matter was that we thrown off the premises. Cliff informed Mike Regan that the Bilyea, the University Business executive did not have the Manager and our licence holder authority to promise money and if indicated to John Karr that he he felt strongly about the matter, was not pleased with the he should take it to the Board. Oktoberfest event. Prior to the When September came and / event, Cliff Bilyea and John Karr school started, we had new discussed the transfer of the problems. Very few of the licence from the Turret to the Orientation events had been had not Theatre Auditorium. At this approved by the Board (ie. change. The time, John Karr was forced into special events to take place in the chose to the embarrasing situation of Turret, especially Saturday night legitimate showing a lack of information on pubs). During July, the President He was the matter-an area Where he qf the Student Union had asked warm-up should have been informed. the Director of Student Activities would be When John Karr approached the at least three separate times (and Cummings the Board I· WLUSU President about , the finally in writing) to draft a letter matter, a meeting was arranged to be sent to Directors explaining in fact they which included a) the President the Orientation format. It was Burton b) the Vice-President c) Director considered important at this of Student Activities d) the point that all Directors be WLUSU Business Manager and informed about Orientation as e) the Lounge Supervisor. they had not seen a finalized At the meeting it was budget, and knowing then that suggested that a) John Karr Orientation would take palce should have been informed more prior to Board approval of promptly about the matter and b) expenditures. Finally, the letter that perhaps weekly meetings did go out to all Directors but should be established for the only after 1) several verbal Director of Student Activities and requests 2) one written request the WLUSU Business Manager and 3) finally, notification that if so as to avoid this type of the Director of Student Activities problem. this was the second did not draft the letter, the time that the Business Manager President would. had indicated he felt that he was For at least two weeks prior to not being informed. the August Conference Call, the The first occurrehce had taken executive members in Waterloo place during the summer when tried to acquire a finalized report Take home the taste. John was having difficulty regarding the concert. We were Enjoy the smooth, getting the names of the bands informed in bits and pieces here playing the Thursday night pubs. and there of what was going on. light flavour. r At this time the Student Union Finally, when the Conference President advised John to send a Call was requested, a semi-final Take home the satisfaction / letter to Mike Regan explaining report appeared. It should be of Heineken beer. his recommendations to clarify noted that the Director of Student the problem. John did so and the Activities neither initiated nor problem seemed to tentatively organized the Conference Call. subside. The evening of the Conference, During this same period there all the OMB members (Steve were other problems. Mike Richards, Wayne Farrow, Mike Regan approached the executive Regan and Margaret Royal) were members available about the given a presentation of the possibility of receiving wages for content of the concert informa­ It's all a matter of taste. organizing the concert. He felt tion prior to the Call taking place. IMPORTED HEINEKEN -AVAILABLE AT UQUOR STORES that organizing the concert had This was the first time we had Represented 111 Canada liy Sarlstx.y lntemabonal Agenoes ltd. Thursday, December 1, 1977 The Cord WMkly Page 7

0 of Student Activities been exposed to much. of the · this report). , students working as Security. pointed out here, that the phrase screen. The WLUSU Business nd information regarding the con­ It was also questioned why ~ We had asked Mike on the ''more smoothly'' does not imply Manager had indicated he could 're cert. student security for the Concert Friday if there was any chance we differing opinions were not see problems with bringing the liS During the call, he estimated . was being paid wages. They could use any of the members of welcomed. It implies though that screen in. It was advised to go to >Ut the cost of T-shirts, posters and received a free T -shirt and free the newly-formed Student Secu­ the executive OMB hopefully the Committee so these problems im publicity, would be ene thousand entrance to the concert; it rity Force. Mike stated no. Jeff shares the common interest and could be discussed before the tot dollars. The amount in fact was seemed unnecessary to pay .them had already lined up students to aim of pursuing the students' screeen was brought in. The DSA nd $3,181.79. The reason for the wages as well. It was decided work. John Baal had hoped that best interests. When friction as stated agreed to go to the tUl discrepancy in estimates was that because Mike Regan was a students from the Force would be becomes obsessive, then the Committee but still maintained ~rt given by the DSA at the October representative of the Student used. We accepted Mike Regan's executive ceases to function to he had the right to do it on his 'or 2nd, 1977 meeting as being Union and because he had reasoning that Jeff had already the best interests of the Student own. im because he hadn't approached promised they were· to be paid, recruited students but asked that Union or the students. Surely this With regards to the OMB, it Uy any suppliers for estimates when that indeed they would be paid. John Baal and John Karr be severely hampers the effective­ was the concensus of the OMB ta­ he drew up the concert budget. Nevertheless, the Director, of given a list of students. It seems ness of progress of all involved. minus the DSA that he be ed This amount then had not been Student Activities was advised to off now, that we could not use Too much time was spent dismissed by the Board: . ed investigated. be more careful in authorizing student security force _members attempting to solve the personal­ At the OMB meetings, the rn During the call it was made· payment of wages in areas that because students had already ity conflicts, namely the DSA and DSA indicated that he would not no repeatedly clear that the condi­ 'could be viewed as volunteer been recruited when, in fact, .a) the Commissioner b) the demand that BSA members It tion for the Burton Cummings work. It was speculated that Mike Regan worked as security WLUSU Business Manager c) perform any extra · functions ok was 65 per cent of profit. If we students who worked Security but on Friday afternoon told us Lounge Policy Chairperson and unless they were to be more fully lte did not make a profit, Burton were amply rewarded with the. he did not know who the students d) the OMB. compensated. He particularly ne / Cummings would not be paid. T-shirt and free entrance. Never­ would be. ~ In early October, it was objected to the additional work of of Under this condition, the Board theless, the wages were paid. While this was going on, there reported certain BSA members booking acts for the Saturday ry ra~ified $30,000 - as expenditure With regards to Oktoberfest, was another area of major were using executive passes to night Pubs. It was pointed out ne for the concert. Wayne Farrow several of these problems reap­ friction. It became--increasingly gain entrance to the Turret; that all contracts have the clause do asked Mike to clarify that if we peared. The budget initially obvious that the Director of passes they were not entitled to "and other duties as may be all didn't make more _revenue than passed for Oktoberfest did not Student Activities and the Com­ use. When the initial encounter assigned from time to time by the ne our expenses, Burton Cummings include nearly the amount of missioner of University Affairs arose, the BSA business manager Board of Directors",. and there­ does not get paid. Mike replied wages asked for right after the were unable in any rational had used the pass. the DSA was fore, if the Board so directed the ne that Burton cummings is strictly event. The DSA did cut costs but fashion, to work together. imformed and he assured the extra duties, they would have to ne on a percentage basis. He is not only when an explanation as to The President spoke with both President it was an honest be performed under the signed ne on a $10,000 or 65 per cent Basis, why the.se people were to be paid individually on numerous occa­ mistake and it would not happen contract. The entertaininent co­ it so that if we make $25,000, was requested. The demand for sions and called both of them into again. A week later the Oktober­ ordinator must have concurred to or Burton Cummings will get 65 per wages was decreased from a meeting together to discuss the fest co-ordinator (Jeff Marshall) do the booking as the issue was If cent or $2,000. $1,051.00 to approximately problem. After the meeting, it used a pass to gain entrance to dropped. th Mike Regan was notified $400.00. Again there was ques­ was hoped the friction would the Turret. This was brought to Type of attitude, though, was or several days before the concert tioning as to who has authorized subside. Momentarily it did, but the DSA's attention. He did tell in many ways typical of the ,s, that it was 65 per cent OR payment to these people (espe­ it flared frequently m later the Oktoberfest to remove DSA's attitude. lit $10,000; whichever was greater. cially $5.50/hour for Jeff Mar­ weeks. One contentious area was himself from the Turret and pay In closing, let it be pointed out lte At this point, Mike Regan did not shall) as has already been stated. the fact that the Commissioner entrance. Again, the DSA was that the DSA was neither ld consider this an important item The DSA informed us he had · was a Director on the Board. The questioned regarding who had criticized nor dismissed for the and neglected to mention it to authorized payment and thought DSA felt it was improper for issued the passes. He assured lack of innovative ideas. We felt er anyone EVEN THOUGH there it had been understood in his officers of the Corporation to be the President again that this that the DSA showed a great a was a Board meeting the Monday budget. The actual wages passed Directors on the Board as well. would not be repeated. Twice, on interest and initiative in these n, before the concert, and at this by the Board were $800.00 when This reason compiled with two separate occasions, the areas. Unfortunately, interest 1e point he did know about the in fact they asked for well over others caused the Commissioner unauthorized passes were used and innovative · ideas do not 1e change in payment. $1,200.00. This time the Board to decide to resign from the by BSA personnel. necessarily make for an effective >k · The Treasurer and President tabled the matter for further Board of Directors. When he In the middle October, the or efficient administrator and it is and Vice-President conferred ~ e consideration. There is no need discussed his resignation with DSA informed the WLUSU on those grounds that the DSA m about the matter two days after to regale the problems with Mike Regan,-it was agreed that at Business Manager that he (DSA) was· dismissed. ld the concert when we heard that student sec,urity drinking here the up-coming by-election the planned to order a demonstrator It \;as decided that the DSA 1e perhaps it was $10,000 or 65 per again. But it should be remem­ DSA would not in any way .T.V. screen for the Turret for the had shown poor judgement and re cent. It was clear at this point bered that student security attempt to stack the Board with World Series. He was informed direct violation of specific direct­ 1e that no one on the executive had drinking jeopardized our liquor BSA personnel. It was not by the Business Manager that ives of the Board in several 1e been notified of the change nor license. Had we lost the license expected that BSA people be there may be complications. The crucial areas; most specifically, if had the Board been informed. becaqse of neglect shown at this forbidden to run, but it was Loimge Policy Chairperson im­ the concert and Oktoberfest. For r , When Mike was asked about it, event, the Turret would have agreed that they would not be formed the DSA the matter these reasons, the DSA was he stated that indeed he had · likewise lost its license. Jeopardi­ encouraged if they were not needed to go to the Lounge Policy dismissed by the Board of td known about the change prior to zing the license for the entire already entertaining the idea. Committee. Here, there was a Directors. w the concert, but had not campus can hardly be seen as The DSA agreed that stacking the discrepancy about approach. · It is hoped that this explana­ te considered it important and so being in the best interests of the Board was not healthy (some­ Because there seemed to be a tion suffices as a legitimate had not informed anyone of the thing he felt existed. when the ~n students. There is clearly no valid personality conflict, there is report regarding the dismissal. it e. change. The Board of Directors explanation as to why the Commissioner was a Director) every possibility that the discus­ is unfortunate when something of te chose to accept this as a drh\king was tolerated by the and that he concurred with sion the two had was not the best. this nature arises and it should be lt legitimate error in judgement. Dire\:tor of Student Activities and Commissioner's concern. The Even with this in mind ~ the remembered that the DSA was lt He was also asked if the the Oktoberfest co-ordinator, Commissioner had stated he felt problem could have 9een avoided not dismissed becuase of one ~d warm-up -group for the col}cert both of whom were present at the his position on the Board as a had the proper channels been/ error, or because of one spe fie lS would be paid out of Burton event acting as security, and both Director gave the Commissioner followed right from the begin­ event, ~ut rather an amalgama­ .d Cummings payment. He assured of whom were drinking. extra imput which he saw as ning. The DSA seemed frustrated tion of oversights and conflicts . ~r the Board this was the case when When asked why he allowed necessary. the DSA agreed with because it took so long for things lg iri fact they were paid on top of (and participated in) the drinking the concern and stated there to get done. This is indicative Margaret Royal, lS Burton Cummings' payment. by the student security, the DSA would be no stacking. perhaps of student politics. President; WLUSU is "Cameron French asked if the responded that he had decided In the last by-election the DSA Careful planning is essential and Rev Blake, !e CNE concert would take away that as long as student security sought one of the empty Arts the proper channels are there to President, StUdent Publications lS from the WLU concert. Mike were not imparied- it · didn't positions and became a Director be followed. The DSA spoke with Wayne Faljow, ~d replied that it would not hurt matter. When reminded that the on the Board; the very thing he the President and_the Vice-Presi­ Vice President,. WLUSU at because we will be catering to the Board had decided (and that the had so ardently refuted with the dent who advised the matter Bill McCullough, !e Hamilton, Guelph and London liquor license demands) that Commissioner. should be taken to Lounge Policy Radio Laurier Station Manager of areas. We have - Burton Cum­ there be no drinking by those With regards to his dismissal Committee to be sure that there Steve Richards, as DSA, the fact that he ran for :lr mings before anyone else." working at the event, Mike were no unforeseen implications Treasurer, WLUSU llt The plans for the concert were Regan replied they were not the Board is relevant only in so that were being overlooked (i,e, al never in any way adjusted to impaired so there was not a far as it indicates that he increased sound due to increased st allow that in fact we could not problem. And yet at the October deliberately misled the Commis­ audience size). if really depend on these areas. At 16th Board Meeting, Mike sioner, and the OMB. He had At this point, the DSA this point, the Board was under conceded that in fact he had been given his word that he would not ~s concurred. to take the matter to te the impression that we were intoxicated on the Friday night of run. His credibility at this point the Lounge Policy_ committee discussing a concert with selling Oktoberfest while acting as then is highly questionable. although he still maintained he appeal of upwards of 20,000 student security, but still felt that There were many things discuss­ ~ felt he did not need-to approach te people. Clearly, this was not the he had performed the job ed within the OMB and at the the committee; that in fact it was adequately. · Nevertheless, he Board where the DSA stated I() case. 1 within his authority to order the simply that his word would-have rt The question of student secu­ removed his demand for wages ·e rity drinking while working was for working as student security. to be accepted as valid. Until this ·e raised. Mike asked one person at The Board too reminded him point, we were prepared to do so. the concert working Security not In reflection then on other 1. that the decision to drink was not ' :e to drink any more when he was his to make. the Board · of matters, i.e. the 10,000 or 65 per il found drinking. It was made · Directors had already stated cent; the student security drink­ abundantly clear to those viewing there was to be no drinking. ing; it becomes questionable 'e whether or not in fact the lt the concert that there was to be As of the Friday afternoon of 1r no drinking, and that if caught the day Oktoberfest was to take credibility falters here as welL I l. drinking, they would be remov­ place, no one seemed to know shall not speculate further but it .,, ed. Nevertheless, the Board who the student,security working is an interesting concept . e chose to pay all Student Security at Oktoberfest were. Mike Regan Once the Commissioner .did e regardless of whether or not they did not know when asked and ,Jeff resign as a Director, the friction e were drinking but advised the Marshall could not be located. As here seemed to subside again. .e mistake should not be repeated it turned out Mike Regan and Jeff We had hoped things would now \check the Oktoberfest section of Marshall were two of the run more smoothly. It s!lould be ~- ~- d Thursday, December 1, 8 The Cord Weekly 1977

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Never try to deal with disfigurement, blindness, or any Ecumenical Worship Additional Opportunities says (even if this example is behaviour problems while of the other drastic results -that Mondays, Tuesdays, For Worship extreme) there are some rules driving. Stop the car. can follow a moment of careless- Thursdays, Fridays Sundays at 11:00a.m. every driver must lay down Provincial law in Saskatchewan ness. 10:00—10:20a.m. Rev. B. Beglo, presider before starting a journey, and if requires a driver to ensure his The need for special care is they become forgotten en-route, passengers are using their safety even greater when some of those passengers are children, who can Wednesdays Wednesdays at 10:00p.m. be so trusting. 12:30—1:20a.m. Holy Communion "Safe Driving Week" ends on (with the Chapel Choir, Rev. B. Beglo, celebrant December 7th. A driver's re- Prof. B. Cabena, director) sponsibility for passengers never I «i*Sk IJ 111 J ends. Rebates TORONTO-HALF BACK, a new program of the Ministry of There's a Million j |i Brad, Louise & j Culture and Recreation, which 11 Half i will offer the public a 50 cent jj Eileen are offering rebate on Wintario tickets to- dollars in yourFuture! j j i wards the purchase of Canadian 11 books and magazine subscrip- A HAIR CUTTING SPECIAL tions, was announced today by |[ Culture and Recreation Minister Make an Investment of j regularlysl2.oo Robert Welch. 11 i An nil During the term of the HALF Your Time j j now 1/3 BACK program, up to four old 11 off gO.UU Wintario tickets will be eligible at the for redemption at a value of 50 j :■■':■■' i j cents to buy a Canadian authored book or a Canadian magazine wioo subscription valued at a mini- Career Information ii Cul'N Place mum of $3.00. | j j The program will operate for a ca.. three-month period from January !; Centre •■": j; || 20, 1978 to April 12, 1978 and 885-5020 only Wintario tickets purchased (Lower Floor, ji after the January 5, 1978 draw i Student 380 King St. N.Waterloo i will be eligible. 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GONG l| There's only one Kr SHOW specialist... l/ll YOUR HOST FOR THE EVENING WILL BE M H MITCH RYDER & >fl CHYM RADIO PERSONALITY GORD Kmli PAPERBACK ■ The search is on for contestants (singles or PARADE I THE DETROIT WHEELS groups) you've got H 11 if talent now's your fig The student's heaven 1 chance to come out of hiding and be yourself, If Next Wed. —Sat Jl I your next stop could be Hollywood. Mk I EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Jl 32 QUEEN ST. S., $ 40 KITCHENER I FIRST PRIZE 203 31 (next Walper Hotel) 1 second prize $50°° All contestants will receive a consolation prize of some tee) II JJ y°u root y°u would like to appear, come down and I m ™ out an entry form or phone 744-6367 744-6368 'MID Along with the GONG SHOW, we have our Super Disco M 1(1 Remember: OUR DISCO PROVIDES CONTINUOUS I ,or MUSIC THOUGHOUT THE ■ Wat h the comin9 of The I NIGHT. If II Book? of Guinness World Every Tuesday Nite: AMATEUR STRIP CONTEST Records Series. Iml Wed. Sat. in Every Wednesday Nite is University Nite and free - the Cariboo Lounge P"4fl Ml is gained just by showing your I.D. card.il ' M sGRAND HOI EL^*-J I STRAND W Bridge Street Kitchener - —7^ f\ Bridge Street KitchenerHOTEI^J- 744-&M7 W Thursday, December 1, 1977 The Cord Weekly 9 Entertainment Farquharson promises excellent performance

Charlie Farquharson will high- invited down to Nashville to starred in Shhh! It's the News on. They landed like lightnin' Then he sprung to his sleigh light the 1977 Boar's Head appear on a TV show called Hee the global Television Network. On top ofour barn. More bold than a weevil, Dinner on Wednesday, Decem- Haw. Now, than seven His latest contribution to the ... a split level And took in theair more 'Twos landin' , off ber 7th, marking thefirst fime in years later, HeeHaw is shown on literary field, the Korn Allmy Could have done Santa Just likeEvelKnievel... the history of the celebration that 202 TV stations and has an nock, included such esteric some harm Farquharson's performance at a celebrity of his calibre has average weekly audience of 35 information as Horrorscopes [fer the Boar's Head Dinner is appeared. What better way to million people. yer Crappycorns, Aquahairyas- scheduled to begin at approxi- start the Christmas Season! Farquharson has never been ses, Jimihys, etceterer), Sheep mately 7:45 p.m. Tickets for the Farquharson has been enter- one to rest on his laurels. In dipping, Getting Mulch? and He was chubby and plump balcony seats are still available at taining since 1952 when he was addition to performing, he as a Advice Fer the Future and the a right jolly old elf the WLUSU Office for only $1.50. first introduced by his alter-ego, successful writing career waiting Pasture. and he walked like my mother Charhe will be speaking for at Harron, in him. minutes, Don a ( short skit for Charlie's Histry of In spite ofhimself least 40 and" his depicting a farmer at the CNE. Canada has already sold over At this time of year, it is hard Christmas act promises to be one Later this same act appeared on 150,000 hard-cover copies and a to forget his classic, easy-listen- you won't want to miss. the opening night of Canadian second book, Jog-free sold 60,000 ing album, Doesn't Anybody Remember, all ticket holders TV. Charlie's next big break copies in less than six months. Here Know It's Christmas? A wink ofhis eye attending the event are eligible came in 1967 when he was Farquharson presently provides featuring takeoffs on popular And a twistofhis head for the door prize which is a study featured on This Hour Has Seven editorial comments on radio Yuletide themes such as Yer Nite .Made me think a minute desk furnished by Lockart Office for Days. Shortly thereafter, he was station CFRB and he created and Afore Chrismuss: He mightjumpinto my bed Supply.

TEE VEE and MEEby Chris Liedtke complained about the show than laugh at ourselves and at others der. about the heist of' a luxury Have you watched that new expected. In fact, some of us without meaning any harm. On Friday, be sure to watch apartment house. breed of comedy this season, the even like it. I find nothing J Well, this week there are a few The Four Musketeers on channel irreverent (and funny) Soap? tasteless or obscene about watching, the 4 at 9 p.m. It's a continuation of I the movies worth best And Saturday night, 8 think a TV series has ever show it is meant to a The as on at don't because be of them being Four The Three Musketeers, and p.m. 13, gotten so much advance publicity comedy. It's a farce on life itself, Musketeers on Friday sequels go, is one on channel watch the night. of the best. Sidney or was the with all its kooky kinky On Thursday night at 8:30 on Again, it feature an excellent comedy team of attention. What 'all of and all-star cast. Poitier and Bill Cosby ham it up fuss about This facets. 13 you a again Definitely it? week's TV channel can be kid worth watching! in Uptown Night. Why ran an how Certainly, some Soap's and Virginia, There At on channel 10, Elmer Saturday Guide article about of watch Yes, is 11:45 not a pizza invite your got into lather Soap. It contents may offend people, but a Santa Claus. an Emmy- 1960 order and ABC a over It's Gantry, the drama is being (or friend) come pressure just subject winning again. This one friends to to the seems that numerous what doesn't offend animated Christmas tale screened is of movies at your groups wanted the morally some segment of an audience? I based on the true story of little those late-show movies which house? reprehensible show cancelled. am not so much offended by the Virginia O'Hanlon who wrote to runs the circuit every month. It Critics panned the series even content of a show, as I am by the the New York Sun, asking if stars Burt Lancaster and Shirley If you want to make it a late before it was televised. When way it is presented. Any topic Santareally existed. (W eu, we all Jones. night, you can watch a thriller on such prejudicial and censorious which is dealt with in a certain know he did.) At midnight, you may choose Global at 10 p.m. entitled Black attitudes prevail we have to ask framework can be acceptable: in At 11:30on channel 4 there is a between The Night of the Christmas. I have not seen this ourselves, "What kind of society the case of Soap , the framework Western called The Searchers Generals on channel 9, a tale of one myself, but a friend of mine are we living in, anyway?" Why is bold comedy, in which starring JohnWayne and Natalie Nazi Germany,, with Peter O'To- assures me that it's very good can't a new breed of comedy be anything goes. I don't think Wood, and on channel 7, a crime ole in a gripping portrayal of a and will keep you glued to the given a chance without advance that's such a bad idea right now, drama called The Outsider psychotic general suspected of a edge of your chair. It's a condemnation? in our high-strung society. A starring Darren McGavin as a sex murder, or The Anderson Canadian movie, bythe way, and Well, it turned out that Soap show like Soap may just be an private eye pegged as the chief Tapes on channel 11, starring stars Olivia Hussey, Kier Dullea was televised, and fewer people outlet, an entertaining way to suspect in an embezzler's mur- Scan Connery in s suspence yarn and Margot Kidder. Queen — a royal disappointment by Sue Thomson What makes Queen different from all the other rock bands? Freddie Mercury's voice- besides that they are run of the mill rockers. Sure theyreleased a few songs that were "different" like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and perhaps "Killer Queen" but when it comes right down to it—why are Queen so popular? Monday, November 21, I saw Queen at the Gardens in Toronto. I was not impressed. The only albums of theirs that I really like in the first place are: "Night at the Opera" and "A Day at the Races". Queen's problem is they try to please everyone from the boppers to the classical rockers. Well sorry guys—it doesn't work. Queen started off in a hard almost "punk" rock way then they graduated to bopper-style rock and roll and then they hit a neo-classical sound. But they've turned a full circle. Their new album is straight! Rock 'm hard and make hurt. 'm pic by Switalskl I'm not cutting up the whole Queen in action at the Gardens. * concert, justmost of it. Unfortun- much on loudness and special fault. During his solo he kept there! Freddie seemed to be the All I can say in conclusion is ately, my reasons for liking effects for their image. Toronto turning around as if to say "Hey, only one in touch with the that Queen needs to put their Queen in the first were Freddie's was not pleased though. There guys where are you?" audience—he even spoke to us a music and their band together in vocals and Bohemian Rhapsody. were many complaints about the As a whole, the band is not! few times! They were cheered a more smoothand cohesive way. Freddie's vocals were alright but loudness when the crowd left. That is, they are not cohesive nicely but Queen didn't get half If they can manage it they'll be he had me holding my breath The major complaint was the enough. We are presented with the roar that Rod Stewart did. worth seeing. Queen may be hoping he'd make some of those length of Brian May's guitar four men on stage who are doing The crowd brought them back for Britain's favorite 'rockers' but high notes. The band itself was solo—2o minutes is a touch long. their own thing. One wonders if two encores but it was more out it'llbe a long time before theyare much too loud but they depend I'm afraid that wasn't May's they know the others are up of courtesy than liking. Canada's. Thursday, December 1, 1977 10 The Cord Weekly Kampus Kitchen by Pat Earl With so much cold on the 3 slices of lemon Method: Oven Dogs biscuits...well, justin case, use a outside, maybe we should con- 1 quart of sweet cider Let the bread dough thaw out Ingredients: toothpick and insert into the centrate on keeping the insides 1/3 cup brown sugar completely (overnight perhaps). 1 pkg of weiners deepest part of the dough. If it warm for this week. You can heat Method: Roll out the dough into a cheese whiz or grated cheese comes out clean, they're done. If all juices for a different taste Tie cloves, cinamon and lemon rectangle about 8-12 inches long thawed out bacon strips it comes out gooey, they're not. experience, and don't forget to slices in a cheesecloth bag (where and about 6 inches wide and heat your wine too, then you'd you get the cheesecloth is your about Vz inch thick. Method: Bisquick also makes delicious better find a chair to sit on. concern). Heat cider and brown Spread the butter or marg. on the Use the grill for this one. Place flapjacks. sugar to boiling point; then toss rolled out dough like a piece of rack on top in oven. Slit the Handy Hints in thelittle bag and let the whole bread. Sprinkle the cinnamon weiners half way through. Make some Bisquick dough and Avoid getting lint all over the thing simmer 10 minutes. Re- and brown sugar evenly on top of Sprinkle in the cheese or wedge wrap weiners or precooked outside of your socks when you move bag; serve cider with a the butter. Roll this up like a jelly in the cheese whiz. Wrap the sausages in the rolled out pieces. wash them in the automatic dash of nutmeg on top. roll and chill 1 hour in the fridge. weiner and cheese like a spiral Oven should be as directed on the washer, by turning them all When chilled, slice each piece 1 with the bacon. Place on the grill box for heat and time. (Don't inside out when you do the wash. If you don't have these spices, inch thick and arrange in the pan evenly under the upper forget to precook sausages now is a good time to get them greased cake tin the rest of the grill element and when the bacon though, or they'll never be done.) Use soft sheets in the dryer as and you'll find dozen of uses for ingredients. is cooked and all is sizzling opposed to a spray softener as them throughout your cooking Place the pinwheel buns on top of they're ready. Think up your own ideas for using some sprays can clog up the daze... the mixture, making sure that You don't need a bun with this Bisquick and maybe you can let dryer parts, but, remember that they are touching each other. Fit one, but the choice is yours. me know t00... when you use soft sheets and Hot, Quick Chelsea Buns them in as best you can and cover you have any metal in the drum Things you will need: with a teatowel. 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As in some of Canada's folk singers represent- recorded in April of this year at what you get." conflict. the other songs, Cockburn's ing as an artist the voice of Massey Hall and, although it is a The guitar solo, along with eerie Other new numbers include voice doesn't do the justice that humanity: good anthology of his songs, old sound effects bordering on the "Deer Dancing Round a Broken his lyrics deserve or that they and new, it has its weak bizarre, is even more brilliant Mirror" and "Cader Idris", two received on the studio versions. moments. and spaced out than the studio of Cockburn's typically brilliant And a live album is supposed to "I have sat on the street On his last national tour, version. instrum entals, and "Free to Be", capture that aura of excitement corners, Cockburn was accompanied by a There are sixnew pieces on the a plea for the celebration of exuded when one of the steps is and watched the bootheels fine troupe of musicians (featur- album. The best of these, I think, freedom thatcan exist only when removed between artist and shine ed in this production) including is "Red Brother, Red Sister", a artificial aspirations are forgot- audience. and cried out glad, and cried Robert Boucher on bass, Pat song that carries on in the ten. The cosmic love song Despite this negative quality out sad Godfrey on electric piano and tradition of "Gavin's Woodpile" "Homme Brulant" (Burning apparent in a few songs, the with every voice but mine." marimbas, and Bill Usher on percussion. Instrumentally, Cockburn and the band achieve a cosmic altitude but at the ... to be expense of Cockburn's vocal Dec. 1 Dec. 3 —Dr. James Walker will speak His monologue, strength. not a particularly Auditorium. He is —There be a Laurier —WLU vs Western in hockey on "Thomas Peters: beginning at approximately 7:45 powerful singer in the place, will Black first Christian Fellowship meeting in action at the Auditorium at 2 Loyalist—Freedom Fighter" p.m., will a light-hearted but in comparison with former in provide Centre Hall tonight. Supper at p.m. the last history luncheon of the look at the Christmas season. appearances and studio discs his meeting 6 p.m. Will place to five, at Christmas season. take at noon at Balcony seats are still available in singing seems be weaker— meeting: all and profes- Library. more students the Kitchener Public the WLUSU office at a price of non-commital. One won- sors 5 to whether he isn't welcome. Dec. $1.50 for those wishing see ders constricted King Lear (Brook, 1970) will be or over-powered by an exception- Dec. 7 Farquharson's performance. T- Dec. 1 — by at the Farquharson good presented WLU — Charlie will be shirts are now available in the ally band. Cockburn consi- vs in Tiockey Kitchener Public Library. Pro- essentially be a —WLU Waterloo featured at the 27th annual WLUSU office ders himself to action the 8 gram starts at 7 p.m. and performer—possibly in at Auditorium at Boar's Head Dinner to be held solo the p.m. admission is free. today the WLU Theatre live situation accompanying per- in formers do not suit his artistic idiom. Of the previously recorded material featured on the album, several songs stand out as superb performances and even outdo the studio versions in some ways. The magestic "Never So Free" provides an example of Cock- burn's band at its best. Godfrey's T* ■ m i £■ marimbas along with Usher's percussion (especially cymbals) create a very eerie, haunting effect. Boycher's bass playing with its moaning, coughing quality is enchanting and even resembles a bass viola at times. Together, they give birth to an instrumentalinterlude of flowing ■wWiirjfMl beauty as a counter part to the song's mysterious essence. The guitar version of "Mama ■ft, ' Just Wants to Barrelhouse all .^MC^tftfl Night Long", a song about the self-defining microcosm of lovers retains and even surpasses the sensous qualities originally ex- pressed in the studioversion with a piano. Another old song "Dialogue with the Devil" is a classic Cockburn composition both lyric- ally and instrumentally. Images recalling Christ's forty days in the desert represents the arche- AChristian HI y*-| pi B jpfl eillj world view f WO I 111 iTil I tiiiii i T«fw l3ill Til i ¥ k j^' A, I ibi k / L™m. * L .1. ™L. J Institute for Christian Studies '''■■■■■■■'■■■■"■■w, ' * ■'*- ?.* *: Because ourcondoms are designed to do more than just Toronto . 4, -'*.-'• prevent you from contributing to the population explosion. 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jP POSITION OPEN If |p Chief Electoral Officer |pp required for term Jl |yi December 1977—March 1, 1978 |f jO Applications Open g|| Fri., Nov. 25,77 Si U & close Fri., Dec. 2,77 ji |P >App/y /V? writing to ..■ Wayne Farrow Vice-Pres./Sec, WLUSU Thursday, 1, December 1977 Weekly The Cord 13 Gino Vanelli: Canadian performer on the rise by Stan Switalski playing the Colonial Tavern, and being his Gino Vannelli—a brother Joe Vanelli) the women as Gino exhibited his through the show, dried ice powerful now is making a big name for and 3 percussionists delighted Greek escaped stage experience. God pose, Italian good across the and charismatic himself in the world of music. the audience with such profes- poured amongst A powerful charismatic exper- looks and hairy chest. His down the crowd. After spending a lot of time and sionalism in orchestrical/jazz. wardrobe consisted, of a pink A white grand piano then ience is how I would sum up last money with engineers designing Having the pleasure of working blouson shirt, tight bulging white appeared on stage as Gino Thursday night's performance at a new sound system...Vannelli's Gardens. with the Royal Philharmonic pants and knee high leather played, resembling a lounge act the powerful voice and his band's on of The young Orchestra side two his new boots. performance. Montreal born rock symphonic sound reached "A Pauper in performer Paradise" album entertained a crowd of the back of the forum with great was an emotional far as six thousand high for As the light show goes A good variety of songs were out of which clarity. Vannelli, along nothing were with 100,000 spectacular, for the sung from all his albums, two-thirds females. It has Consisting of a new band and copies per week being sold in the lights were kept dim, including "You Gotta been two and a half years with Move" since no string players, Gino's 3 US. emphasis on the which began one his three Vannelli and his band were centre of of multi-key-board players (one Moments of ecstacy aroused Attraction...Gino. Midway encores.

pics by Switalski Thanks to all for number 12! THE CANADIAN This is our 12th issue of the ing, why don't you write a book myself), Petra Osske, our latest CROSSWORD CORD for this year, (and our last on our adventures so far? On addition to the typing staff, and for 1977), and marks the half-way second thought...), Loretta Ronalee Kennedy, who always point for all us Cordies and our Heimann, the industrious enter- manages to type tons of copy ACROSS ''g Ceremonies 14 Great 4 Former P.M. illustrious staffers. We've come tainment editor, who always has withoutcomplaining. Thanks also 1 Cornered 10 Drug problem 15 Feature 5 Cree or Iriquois, this far (sometimes we wonder plenty for me to do, but always to all the typists who have come 4 Small province 11 Toronto street 16 Catholic service e-9- how we did it), and we're able to has it done early, Margot Snyder, out some time or other during 6 Governor- 12 Colourless -ig Level 6 Forest growth General make it through to the end of the who came up even though she '77, and hope to see all of you liquid solvent 20 Church part 7 Belgian man's year. A great big THANKS goes has a very busy schedule, Eileen again in '78. Until then, take 23 Blacksmith's name to all who helped out this week, Fischer, who learned to type on care, and have a very Merry tool 8 Boy's name including: Elizabeth Lynn (now the electric this week (an Christmas and a Happy New 25 Sing the praises 13 Artist's stand that your vocabulary is expand- experience I remember well Year! 27 Fir trees yield 14 v s actor PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED them Will 29 Make com- 17 Daring patible enterprise 30 Extreme 18 Quebec wise man? Cooky Crumz 31 Sat Exact 32 Printers' 21 measures 22 Famed Victoria ho,el by Matt Longer Fuse and Hope. Whits: "I'd rather play a club 33 Strong fear Canajen Rush is Bobby Dylan go on the vomit around . 24 Erred — tidbits: — to back with all me, than a DOWN (like 26 See down presently it or not) the most road without any Rolling Thunder clean little college with sassy 1 With 26 down, 1 popular band in Canada and they Revue this spring. It seems that girls and guys with razor-cut hair Vanocuver male 28 Part with money are climbing quickly in the States his alimony payments to Sarah and coke spoons around their vocalist 29 Tear recently they sold out 3 major are blOwin' in the wind. necks." 2 Lessen guilt halls— in Detroit, New York and — Steve Tyler, with a patched — Eric Carmen has cancelled 3 Swells Boston. eye, will lead Aerosmith, Backed out his backup duties with Billy Dan Hill and Klaatu are also by Ricky Deninger, finally at the Joel at the upcoming Gardens making— very notable sales, (in the Gardens: Dec. 10th. concert. Eliot Murphy will States) of their latest albums, — Quote of the month — Tom replace. Special Christmas note by Loretta As this will be my last column in the way of entertainment. I occasional contributors such as for the year 1977, I decided that hope I've fulfilled that goal. I am Grace Clifford, Kurt Ditner and my energies should be devoted to always open for new ideas — any Alan Elliot. a personal column, instead of a suggestions will be gladly accep- Many thanks also to Breck for review of some kind. ted and I'll try and do my best to typing up the Radio Laurier This year, so far, the enter- carry them out. schedule so neatly: to Stan, Matt tainment section has been the Back to the original purpose of and Bruce for takingpictures that biggest, the most informative, this article. I would like to thank I usually don't have room to put and best it's ever been. All the all my writers at this point: Pat in; to Deb for having never-end- honours for this glorious achiev- Earl, Cam French, Barney Glebe ing patience with my standard ement go to my capable staff of (ha, ha), Chris Liedtke, Matt line - ''Will this fit here ?.. .Why writers, without whom I would Murphy, Carol Ness and Sue not." A great big thank you is have torn out my hair in Thomson. Without the co-opera- also extended to all typists frustration long ago. Without tion, patience, and talent of these their desire or punishment —is their help, I wouldn't have been people; plus their willingness to much appreciated by all Cord able to fill the largest (and put up with my ranting and Staff. sometimes it seems the only) raving, the entertainment section Lastly, I would like to wish all section of the Cord. to put it bluntly, would be WLU faculty and student a merry My aim this year was to non-existent. xmas hope to see all of you present something for everyone Special mentions also go to back here— in January. c 1977 Coast to Coast News Services, Delta, B.C. #53 14 The Cord Weekly Thursday December 1, 1977

Radio Laurier Program Schedule Friday December 2nd to Thursday, December Bth, 1977 be returning t nday 8-10p.m. Mark Pytlik 4—6 pm Russell Kastner Thursday to the Grand River Bruce Westlake Cable System, at which time 8-10am Breck Hertzberger 10—12 a.m. 6—8 pm Michael Rennie 8—10 am Luke Charbonneau Kim Bradshaw you'll hear an even greater 10—12 pm Mark Filo 12—2 a.m. 8—10 pm Damon Bennett 10—12pm PatShanahan 10—12am Steve Sims variety of programming, inclu- 12-2pm Dave Bolton Sunday 12— 2 pm Frank Erschen ding shows on special musical 2—4 pm Frank Theriault 12 —2 am Greg Irvine 2 —4 pm Melissa Dolbeer & Scott 10—12 p.m. Lisa Mowbray genres, specific artists, inter- 4—6 pm Loretta Heimann Flicks 12 —4 p.m. Kurt Ditner Tuesday views, and shows on special 6—8 pm Greg McKeown 4—6 pm Robert Evans 4—8 p.m. Stan Switalski 8—10 am Steve Bang interest topics such as hobbies 8-10 pm Sue Leaver 8—10p.m. Matt Murphy 6—8 pm Meacheal"Vuylsteke and crafts. 10—12 pm Chris Killey 8—10 pm Andrew Thomson 10— 12 am Rick Weiss 10—12 a.m. Mel Cooly From all of us at Radio Laurier 12— 2 pm Christina Gulewitsch 10 am Bruce Westlake 12 —2am Steve Griffin 2am David Westlake 12 FM, to you the listener, a very 12— 2 - 4 pm The Chuck & Paddy 12 — &Jim Maclean —2 am David Westlake Merry Christmas and best wishes Saturday Monday —Wagonne Show 4 —6 pm Steve Goettler for a successful and happy New 12-2p.m. Brent Hopkins 8-10am Carla Biancucci 6—8 pm Chris Ulmanis Radio Laurier would like to Year. 2—4 p.m. Brian Robinson 10-12pm Dave Ross 8—10 pm ChrisRushforth remind all its members of the RADIO LAURIER TOP TEN 4 — 6 p.m. Rob Laurie 12—2 pm ,10-12 amMike Constable & Rick important end-of-term general 1. Circles in the Stream 6— 8 p.m. Steve Walsh 2-4 pm Don Bourgois Elliott meeting on Tuesday, December Bruce Cockburn— 12—2 am John Honsberger 6th at 6:00 p.m. in Portable 17. 2. Longer Fuse— Dan Hill Radio Laurier will terminate 3. A Pauper in Paradise— programming for Wednesday the Christmas Gino Vanelli holidays on the last day of 4. Don'tLook Down — 8-10 am BillDemers classes, Thursday, December Ozark Mountain Daredevils 10-12rJm Phil Fowler Bth. However, there will be some 5. My Own Way to Rock— 12 — 2 pm Stan Switalski special Christmas programs aired Burton Cummings Coronet 2—4 pm Neal Cutcher between now and Christmas; a 6. Prism— Prism Motor Hotel %** 4 —6 pm Ken Hines Salvation Army Special is an 7. Coming Out ofNowhere— V& 6—8 pm — excellent program, and will be Malcolm Tomlinson 8—10 pm Peter.McHugh jazz heard at various times through- 8. The GrandIllusion— Styx 871 VICTORIA ST. N. 744-3511 10-12 am Paul Kelly out the next weeks. 9. SlowHand— Eric Clapton - 12 — 2 am Dave Orsini In January, Radio Laurier will 10.Expect No Mercy — Nazareth THIS WEEK IN THE CROWN ROOM Book Review "Fear of Flying" by Erica dejong byCarolNess SPECTACLE In these hectic days of tic novel a woman ever wrote." doesn't sound like much, it is pre-exam rush and essay dead- Now, before you get the wrong really surprising the way it is STARTING lines, which are coming fast and impression, you must realize I handled. I found myself laugh- MONDAY furious, who has time to read, was going to read this book to ing, then feeling sad and finally right? help the state of my brain and trying to understand Isadore McLEAN AND McLEAN But in order to preserve my also, of course, to tell you about Wing, the woman who was sanity I had to pick up something it. scaredto fly. You begin to see the totally unrelated to school work In three hundred pages or so, author, Erica Jong and Isadore and which did not put great you learn about a sexually Wing as one and the same Coming Soon demands on my brain. Wrong, I frustrated female who runs person. After all, Isadore, be- Dublin didn't pick up a Harlequin around Europe in search for, of sides being a frustrated female, Corporation romance—l'm not that desperate course, the perfect man, the man isalso a frustrated writer, unsure Boarding House (yet), but I did pick up a book of her fantasies and dreams. She of her own ability. with the puzzling has already had is Appearing title of Fear of one husband, Underneath the wisecracks and New Year's Eve married to her second and leaves THE GOOD Flying. The title and the small the seeming superficiality you BROTHERS & SHOOTER description on the front didn't him to be with another man who begin to notice large portions of Tickets now on sale seem to go together. Itread ''the doesn't turn out to be all she the book where something really most uninhibited, delicious, ero- expected. Although the plot important is said, not only as it related to Isadore (or Erica) but to everybody. To further rein- force this, each chapter has an epigram which you find yourself rereading. For example, Chapter One begins with, "Bigamy is having one husband too many. Monogamy is the same." Some of the others quote Freud, Shakespeare and also D.H. Lawrence: "The real trouble about women is that they must always go on trying to adapt themselves to men's theories of women." So, within this "uninhibited, delicious, erotic novel I did find something very valuable. It was not only a woman's search for Mr. Right, but also a search for herself. Whether, she ever actually finds herself is open for Hl '111 m Hi .^MMfflfflffl^^ debate. Oh, and by the way, it did take my mind off school work, for a while anyway. ' YOUR CHURCH ON . 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Come and MEET YOUR CHAPLAIN Office hours every Wednesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Chaplain's office Student Services WLU or by appointment884-1970 Ext. 240 'lllli lUlhllitil I Chaplain Remkes Kooistra LV '' "turn HWioblliiiiiiiii ! HI I 886-6106 Thursday, December 1, 1977 The Cord Weekly 15 Canadian music: from here to the Atlantic by Matt Murphy A representation ofthis style is Cano straight traditional blues in bars nose amongst a head of fuzz. On Canada has no real reason to found on their last album Cano is symbolic oftheFrench- today and stay alive. This band center stage is the master involve themselves in the new "L'heptade". The album focuses English racial situation today. does better in that they delighted himself; Dutch Mason. This man wave of punk rock. Since punk on the number seven; the seven This French speaking, Sudbury- everyone. is the classic blues pervert: gut rock is supposed to be the result levels of consciousness, the based band plays a folk-soft rock hanging out over a tight belt, ofboredom in the world ofrock 'n seven days of the week, the seven style that is now beginning to On stage, they have a strange three or fourchins under his nose roll, many of our metropolis' members of the band. The seven gain popularity. Living in Sud- appearance. On the far left and an overall tough-hillbilly-like have immersed themselves in it; songs trace a fool's '24 hour bury, says leader Marcel Aymar stand two "pretty boys", one on look. He plays a telecaster (with but Canada has not nearly journey from ignorance to wis- (originally from Nova Scotia), harmonica and one on sax. Both Les-Paul guts) with a grindup exhausted its present supply of dom', according to the band's keeps the band fairly fresh and of them have toothy grins, cute confidence. He got drunker and contemporary pop, rock 'n roll, leader Serge Fioni. original. enough to keep all the girls' better as the night went on. and blues. We have in this The band is half French and attention. Beside them is the country some fine music, yet to Beau Dommage half English and they have a drummer who looks like he's in The whole band is made of be exposed. It seems that a great This is the best selling band in large following in Quebec. They the first year of junior high. excellent musicians, all six deal of this fresh music is found Quebec. They play a brand of stray from the idea of making an Beside him is the keyboard presenting an impressive sound. in the eastern part of the country. "harmonic softrock" that makes album in English because they player, with his little beady eyes, A twang of jazz was heard here Some of these groups are as them quite well off, thank you. might lose their loyal following. one who has been trained in the and there, most notably in the follows: Their music is not purely Their latest album "Au Nord dc way of jazz. Flanking center longer version of B.B.King's Harmonium commercial, but itis not accepted Notre Vie" is doing fairly well in stage is the bass player, a small "The Thrill is Gone". This group provides a unique widely in English Canada be- English Canada for a French- blend of French Canadian folk, cause of the lyrical gap, and the speaking album. It seems that in rock and some strongly classical content of the lyrics focus on the the future they will be able to overtones. They have been culture. Beau Dommage keep their cultural mould togeth- Quebec CC AUDIO, SUITE 305 232 KING ST. N. WATERLOO together for four years and have serves as a model or mould to er while keeping up a highly | ■ gone from three to five to seven many other French Canadian artistic atmosphere. members (as the current Har- bands. Pierre Bertrand sums up The Dutch Mason monium reflects). The music their attitude and goals: "Sure Blues Band flows along- more easily and we'd like to tourCanada, but only I caught this Nova Scotia naturally in contrast to many when English Canada makes the based, traditional blues band at similar "sophisticate" bands same attempt to understand us as the Caribou Lounge last Thurs- who appear to -be producing a the Quebecois made ,to under- day night. I was very impressed commercial package: stand the Rolling Stones." in that it is difficult to play redoubled by Cameron French Here you are in a duplicate diamonds including the queen. With the lead of the heart 10 match, and you need a top board No apparent reasons against. East was squeezed. If he threw a to win. You (South) arrive at a So, once again trusting my spade, I could lead to the spade three no-trump contract and this tablepresence (and greed) I led a ace and drop his king. If he threw dummy comes down. , low diamond and successfully a club (as he did) I could lead the the ten. Now I played king to N finessed club and force him lead S 2S led out the heart and diamond tricks away from his KJ spades into AQ7 S864 (the queen did fall), arrive ace-queen. Bid 3-made K962 to at dummy's H AJ104{ this 5-not not as AK10 ending. bad-but good enough DJ873 one threw their 1095 defense away CKQ clubs and led a spade to give What do you do? This is not the declarer 2 clubs, 4 hearts, 4 best contract possible. If you diamonds and 2 spades. finess in spades and lose, and a And, a special thanks to all club comes back, you will those studentswho came forward probably be down many. faculty team. We 111 to oppose the I decided to play low from the hope to play their team shortly, dummy and East won with the time and circumstance permit- spade ten. Now a club came back. ting. ■J. played the Queen which held the trick. Now I led the Jack of Hearts and West followed low very smoothly—what to do—do welet itgo or go up with the King* and finess the ten of hearts on the way back? No, I decided to back my 'table sense' and let the jack go. It won! So if we count on picking up the heart suit (i.e. East isn't sitting in the bush) then we have eight tricks. (4 hearts, 1 club, 2 diamonds and one spade) So, we can take a spade or a diamond finess for the ninth trick. VVbich one?. Reasons for a spade finess. West led a spade, he is likely th ■ ■ :-:v--:'SBi have the spadeking. No apparent . reasons against. Reasons for a diamond finess. This could produce four tricks instead of three if West had two or three ~ * H|?, V?| 1111F wp^™?' •"•■...... 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SPORTS

Men's B'Ball Lakehead edge Hawks for consolation title byDon Stewart The Golden Hawks moved early in 1the game. However, in down the street to participate in the second half the Voyaguers Waterloo's 10thAnnual Naismith moved to the inside of the key by Basketball Classic last weekend exploiting the powerful services and advanced to the consolation of6 feet 8 inch Varick Cutler who championship before dropping a followed up by chipping in 21 of close 78 — 74 decision to the his 29 point output in this frame. highly ranked Lakehead Norwes- Bruce Burnett, the tournament ters. The HaWks qualified for the MVP, lead Laurentian with 31 consolation finals by outpointing points while back-court specialist the McGill Redmen 100 83 the and third part of the team's previously that day. In Laurier's— nucleus, Charlie Wise added 19. tourney opener on Friday night Lome Killion lead all Hawk against the Voyageurs from scorers with 27 points while Fred Laurentian the Hawk Cagers Koepke followed with a 20 point committed numerous errors contribution. which put them on the undesira- The Hawks rebounded from ble of a 89 — 72 final score. The their first game and. gave a much Voyageurs then floated to their improved performance the fol- second Naismith title in as many lowing day with a 100 to 83 years by knocking off the host victory over the McGill Redmen. team Waterloo Warriors and Laurier. from the opening tipoff advancing to register a narrow 69 was fired up and moved quickly 66 victory over St. Mary's out in front with a 14 4 lead. Huskies— for the championship. McGill went to a press— defence Laurier's coach, Don Smith, which worked temporarily and called it a heck of a tournament. they tied the score at 29 — 29 in "I would say of the teams there, thefirst half. But the stingy work there's a chance that four or five of Fred Koepke on the boards pic by Stewart will be in the nationals later this and the fine playmaking perfor- year." mance ofguard Greg Paolini was ed team in the country, Lakehead Killion. This was done by using a respectable way to exit from the The Hawk's opening tourna- too much for the Redmen and it Norwesters, outscored the Hawks box-shaped defence in the key tourney. Laurier gave up the ball ment appearance against the enabled the Hawks to move in by just four points. A slow start area and having the fifth man on turnovers just four times in Voyageurs was a frustrating way front at half by a 46 41 score. thatallowed Lakehead a 35 23 cover Killion on a man to amn the second half and this was due to start any competion off. McGill never threatened— serious- lead at the half and —the basis. As Killion moved around to the better play of the guards. Laurier's play was, to say the lyagain and the Hawks advanced contribution of the towering 7 or within the key, he was "I'm encouraged by the way least, off-key and at times even to the consolation finals. foot, 1 inch centre, Jim Zoet constantly double teamed and it they are improving", said Coach sloppy. "We started really The Killion-Koepke duo ac- proved to be the deadly combina- limited his first half scoring Smith on the play of the guards. skiddish.", commented Coach counted for 37 and 26 points tion leading to the Hawks output to just eight points. The team will now prepare for Smith. "The first 10 times down respectively. Again, this two- demise. Zoet used his high However, in the final frame, the Western tour during the the floor we only had one shot." some responded for the majority altitude sky-hook stature for a Lome adjusted to this unwanted holiday season which will include Defensively the Hawks had of the Hawk's baskets. Larry damaging 31 point production in attention and rallied for 27 involvement in theWinnipeg and trouble like everyone else did in Labaj, who started for the first the game. additional points. Koepke and Calgary tournaments. The Hawks slowing the American trio, that time this season, contributed 14 Defensively, the Norwesters Caldwell led the Hawk's back- will also get some well-deserved fueled the Laurentian scoring points in the winning cause. .used a box plus one formation in court play in the rebounding rest after setting an exhausting attack. The Voyageurs worked Laurier's bid for silverware order to attempt to contain department. pace of 10 games in the past 15 .successfully from the outside was dashed when the sixth-rank- Laurier's scoring ace Lome ILt was a fine team effort and a days. V'Ball team displays good effort against Toronto by RitaRice No fans — no victory. Thanks manipulate U of Toronto's power game at Laurier) allowed few Laurier failed to accomplish Laurier' s Women' s Volleyball are extended to all those who did plays. U of Toronto's average plays to pass beyond front row service receives in the final Team, doesn't favour Cord occupy a few of the bleachers in height towered 5 feet, 11 inches, team members. If nothing else, game,and unfortunately tallied a pictures only for team losses, but the A.C. last Thursday night, as making it necessary for the Coach Leach can be proud in mere two points. supposedly a picture says a the Hawks hosted the University Hawks to extend their routine thinking that she was responsible Meeting University of Guelph, thousand words, and last week's of Toronto, for their first home jumping pattern. Pam Oberle for some of Rafferty's act. this Friday night at 6:30 in the game can be summed up in much game. deserves the number one effort Suffering a 9 point loss in the A.C., the Hawks will perhaps be lesser quantity. With the opponents heads award, as Pam accumulated a first game, due to the lack of ready for still another power This Friday, Dec. 2, at 6:30 practically net level, Laurier was total of twelve points on service, team cohesiveness, and a squad. University of Guelph is p.m., Laurier and Guelphmet the up against some tough competi- as well as performing excellent strangeness in adapting to noted for their few mistakes on challenge in the Athletic Com- tion. A complete lack of team chops,to the opponent's court. Toronto's quickness, the Hawks the court, but if the Hawks can plex for a hopeful Hawk control became evident in the University of Toronto's block- co-operated efforts substantially, somehow co-ordinate efforts, our improvement over last week's opening contest, as the Hawks er, Mary Rafferty (the individual and tallied eleven points in the team has thepotential to increase game. This time, be part of the defense were unprepared to that learned how to play the second game. their total league point standing. action!

pic by Fowler pic by Fowler 18 The Cord Weekly Thursday, December 1, 1977 INTHESPORTLIGHT After but a single decade out of the running, so to speak, the Leafs have put together what all faithful true blue fans would recognize as a Stanley "Cupper". Yes sir, it was just 10 short seasons ago, back in 1967, Punch Imlach, with the help of Bower, Sawchuk, Horton, Armstong, Keon and crew stuck it to all you "Leaf" critics by taking it all. During the years after that championship season, Toronto went into a meticulous rebuilding state — slowly developing, through drafts and trades, the roster that now makes up the MapleLeaf team. The "Punch" has been long gone and several others have passed through the coaching shuttle service before a relatively young replacement by the name of Roger Neilson came in to take a crack at changing the lines. Neilson's reputation developed when coaching the Petes in Peterborough of the Major Junior A league. In a league where defence was and still is an unknown aspect of the game, Neilson instituted seldom •seen two way hockey. His teams were notoriously slow in starting the season and usually took up the doormat position in the standings until the Christmas season. But the discipline he instituted paid off in the final half and the Petes usually finished strong and made good playoff appearances. Neilson takes over the Maple Leaf squad at an opportune time with players such as Sittler, McDonald, Turnbull, and Salmin heading towards their peak. He adds some restraint to the club that free wheeled the puck with reckless abandon just a season ago and Toronto registers its most successful start in 26 "Go-4-its" get grid championship campaigns. But like every other season, there surfaces a questionable group who all share one common interest — their by John Gallagher accused of being razzle-dazzle of play that gave them the only hate for the "Leafs". They're the ones who are quick to knock The first hurdle any team had was explained by player Kevin undefeated record this year. inhabitants justthe drop of the puck. They make it to make this year, in intramural "I Formation" MacDonald to be the Garden at Scoring for Go-4-Its the as if Neely and McKenny are the only two football, was beating the ele- the in seem Waldo Jim innovative rather than imitative. Mad Bowl were Snapper Ruther- players on the ice. They try to compare the Tiger's skating ments. The final combatants Most Go-4-Its felt after the game ability to they insist that the versatile were Bus Hilliards and Bus ford with two TD's, Doug Collins Toller Cranston's and DT HI that were indeed the a regular in place Go-4-Its. was a contest Arts Rams and Jeff Knees Harper each Zamboni should be taking shift of Ron Ellis. It classic competition year. When How can it be Howie best this scoring once. Special mention I ask? The Leafs, like Meeker, between the light quick Go-4-Its discussing keys game snowplows, and antifreeze, are a Canadian institution. How can and the big slow Hilliards. The the of the goes out to Tom Whitney Payne, there be any disrespect? go-4-Its penetrated the Hilliards coach John Higgy Creamer, and Fleet with quarterback and Foot But no doubt, soon as Toronto slips from their near perfect swiss cheese defense by scoring "Bear" Gallagher, he stated that Chris. showing given thus far this season, all those Sabre, Bruin's and the first four times they got the Ed Swartzenbruber was the heart The players of the league Philly fans will be more than ready and eager to bury the Leafs ball. Meanwhile, the Hilliards of the Go-4-Its defense. His hard would like to thank the referees with scathing remarks. I justhope, being the civilized and critic were held to a goose egg by a nose style in the trenches along for braving the cold and wet to that I am, that these same people overdose on Christmas turkey swarming defense. with John "Lips" Lanteigne make the league a success this or get impaled by falling icicles over the holiday season. Maybe, The Go-4-Its offence which was inspired the Go-4-Its to a calibre year. that'll teach 'em. Don Stewart, sports editor

pic by Switalski Past Laurier stars pic by Switalski Revolutionary new coaching technique is adopted Behind the pads and in net is Wayne himself shine in Alumni hockey game by Hawkey Coach Wayne Gowing during practice getting a first hand view of his team's firepower. by Floyd Fennema can get you anything. Other goal A little slower and a little scorers for the Oldtimers were ...VARSITY HAWKEY... heavier yet the old college spirit Jarmo Lehtonen with four, Dave I J was still evident in the Annual Johnson and Rick McMillan J Tonight Alumni Hockey game played last added 3 each. Bill Weber and Bp.m. Sat. 2 p.m. i Saturday afternoon at the Kitch- Ron Dupuis notched singles to WLU vs Plumbers ener Auditorium. complete the scoring. WLU vs Mustangs ￿ The Annual get-together of For 2nd Edition, Brent Heard former W.L.U. varsity hawkey led the way with 4 goals, Jim | Both games at the Kitchener Aud. Free with Student I.D. players was an idea of Jim Arnott McCrea added 3 while Hugh I and hockey coach Wayne Gow- Mcintosh, JoeDoczi, Kirn Bauer, ing. Dennis Scooley and Sonny The gathering of alumni Kumpf each added a pair. Brian players were divided into two Cochrane rounded out the scor- teams, the first consisting of ing with a single. grads to and including 1972, which for all intensive purposes As they had done so often after we'll call the WLU oldtimers. their games as members of the The second team which consis- WLU hockey teams of old, the ted of grads after '72, known to guys headed down to the local us as Hawks 2ndEdition featured hotel for what some people say is many names that still should be the most enjoyable part of their familiar to Hawker fans. game. The game Saturday resembled Players who took part in the an Eddie Shore brand of hockey game were: Oldtimers: Pat which included a lot of passing, Montani, Dave Johnson, Barry shooting and scoring. In fact if Byspalko, Bill Weber, Ron goal scoring is your thing be sure Dupuis, Bob Seager, Jim Arnott, to catch next years game as the Jarmo Lehtonen, Wayne Goetz, final score in this was 17 16 for Rick McMillian, Wayne Gowing. the Oldtimers. — Hawks 2nd Edition: Jim McCrea, Bob Seager was the big goal Hugh Mcintosh, Brent Heard, scorer for the Oldtimeers. In all, Joe Doczi, Kirn Bauer, Dennis Seager tickled the twine five Scooley, Brian Cochrane, Sonny times proving that shakey legs Kumpf, Ralph Carder. Thursday, December 1, 1977 The Cord Weekly 19 Curling sheets catch fire at W.L.U. by "Ace"Broomstone when asked about the latest squad are the ever improving Bennett is the true leader of this which is supposed to be skipped You've all heard of thefootball sports frenzy. The league is Linda Briden, Bill Stoneman, and team. by Brian Townsend. This team jocks, the hawky hawks but the composed of eight teams which the controversial Sandy Turner. Team number 1, lead by two has yet to earn even a single latest talk around the Laurier play a grueling seven game Skipper Clark feels that his teams time Tamiae champion Rob point in the standings. One campus is the curling craze. Yes, schedule at the GraniteCurling informaland friendly approach to Sebach started out with a big win bright spot on this team is Miss curling has caught fire at WLU. Club every Thursday night. Bids the game is the main factor for against three year varsity man Pat Pearce, who has good weight For those ofyou that are in the for the television rights was a their success. Carl Galloway but has failed to and a fine form and she's not a darkregarding this latest hyster- highly contested affair, but Norm Two teams, number 7 and 5, gain a single point in his last two bad little curler either. ia I'll supply you with a little Marshall and channel 11 won out are tied for second spot just one outings. Rob hopes to break out A limited number of spectator background information. The by a 40-26 oz. count. point behind the leaders. Team of his slump this week when he tickets are available for this WLU curlingclub was formed the So far three weeks of regular five is skipped by first year man plays Mark Gustatson. weeks games so be sure to come first of October and has steam scheduled games have gone by Mark Guslatson, who has an able The biggest dissappointment outearly, and as the saying goes, rolled to such apoint where it has with team number 3 led by crew composed of Barb Bromilou of the year has to be squad 4 good curling. become the talk of Suitcase U. capable Jim Clark holding a lead JohnCameron, and Vivian Feick. Such comments as "What's in the league standings with an Team 7 has John Skeoh at the curling?" and "get lost, goof" impressive three wins, no loss helmbut everyone knows thatthe are typical student responses record. Other members of the bashful and soft-spoken Mary 0/ Continuous Dancing Nightly from Badminton 8:00 p.m. THEGATHERINPLACE The Annual York Invitational 2 sets apiece, while Mark MacMaster, Queens, and U of T Badminton Tourney was held last Rantowl the team freshman had finished ahead of our squad. At weekend with nine schools one victory. In doubles play, the any rate, the team prospects are forW.L.U. entering a total of 11 teams. first team of Rob and Mike took last York, U of T, Laurentian, sets from York and Guelphbefore much improved from year. In Carleton, Queens, Ryerson, being eliminated. The second January, Laurier will host its own Ummgf (at Bridgeport Rd.) tournament the I Brock, Guelphwere the competi- doubles team of Mark and Hugh and attend WATERLOO tion for our Laurier squad. McNicol won a set from Brock. Ryerson Invitational before the /^ In singles play, second year These performances gave the Provincial playdowns begin with players, Rob McAdam, Mike squad an overall team standing of the regionals at Western on Jan. Eastwood, and Paul Gagnon won 4th place among the 11 teams. 28. Swimming - sychronized

by CarolDoherty This year for the first time, Wilfrid Laurier has formed a Synchronized Swimming Team. There are ten girls, who have been training since the beginning of October, to develop breath control, co-ordination and endur- ance, which allows them to perform graceful movements in the water to music. On' the past weekend, the Synchronized team, participated in its first varsity competition. Four girls travelled to London to ; @*i THlSMOVlEls|ljp&|^^jl compete against five other * TOTALLY OUT OF 1 -. JB universities in the western division. There are five catagor- ies in each competition consisting of novice, and senior figures, solos, duets and teams. Wilfrid Laurier put on a good show in two of the catagories, those being novice and senior figures. The figures in Synchronized swim- ming being similar to compulsory figures in figure skating, with the senior figures being of a higher degree of difficulty. Carol Goudie and Abby Hart- man placed 11th and 14th in novice figures, while Carol Doherty and Lynn Allan finished 4th and 7th in senior figures. Wilfrid Laurier will be represent- ed in all catagories in January, after further training. ■a#ls»~ \m Wffcl NED TOPHAM PRESENTS A KENTUCKY FRIED THEATRE PRODUCTION EIPfSIJ^B Tamiae RELEASED BY UNITED FILM DISTRIBUTION COMPANY INC hockey © 1977 KFM

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Team Wins Losses Bus. 6 4 1 Bus. 3 3 1 Bus. 5 4 2 Bus. 2 3 2 Bus. 4 2 5 Bus. 1 0 5 Total Games Ties Total Points ■ p.m. 2 10 28 ■ ■ 2 Shows Nightly 7& 9 p.m. Feature 7 & 9:30 3 9 34 THEATRE-90 KING ST. W. Matinee Saturday & Sunday 2 p.m. 1 9 29 2 8 30 0 4 21 2 2 20 THE CORD WEEKLY

in this issue: Gino Vanelli concert winter carnival float wins men's basketball explanation of DSA firing Merry Christmas to all!

Thursday, December 1, 1977 . Volume 18, Number 12 pic by Farran ■ The winning float!

; ! LOCATION TYPE OF WORK RATE j ;! Library Desk, shelving books $2.80 | Food Services Washing dishes, 2.30-under 18 '!; T-'vrC'D A T generalhelp || VjiilNaHyA-L Bookstore Putting books on shelves, 2.80 TNTFOT?M TTON unpacking, cashier ],1! Liyr \JM\iy±f\A A IVII Women's Residence Proctors on main desk, answer 2.80 telephones, daytime, early evenings, !; r • A *U !; Listed are the handle the University night line, j; Student Rates for 1977 — 78 contact security j effective May 1, 1977 Housing Assist housing officer with typing, 2.80 | > general inquiries, relief switchboard J at night Students under 18years ofage- ; Note: Information Office Arts bldg., general inquiries, typing 2.85-2.95 minimum wage equals $2.30 per hour. i on r- Alumni Office Stuffing envelopes, general sorting.. 2.80nOA ., _ , typing filing I- T m T ,' „ . and distribution, and i Library Tentative Under (over) Revised ~,'.,,,..' 800 salaries 631,185 10,347 620,838 GamesRoom Watchmg tables, takmgmcash 2.90 ' and general responsibUities for area "1977-1978 Revised Library Budget" (i.e. the Bar HelP Mon -» Tues.", Wed., 2.90 Library had $10,347 allocated to it for salary Thurs., Fri. 3.00 purposes that it does not expect to spend Waiter (Pub) Waiting on tables . 2.75 this fiscal year. Sportswriter Work of Alumni Office—writes clmns 2.80 the above information is taken from Audio Visual Operate projectors, assist in matching 2.80-2.90 I Wilfrid Laurier University Revised Budget equipment (as approved by Senate 1977,-1978) Student Mail Boxes Sort mail-place in student mail 2.80 boxes and handle student parcels Registration Work I.D. camera, assist in directions,2.Bs (September) health services, bookstore, bus. office, Registrar's Office Registrar's Office File, sort, check > open mail, general 2.80 clerical duties * Athletics Assist in tote room, dispense towels, 2.80 I(Highschool) locks, etc*