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ByClndlOverbeck home and watch television." and Damon Beck Our little orange Maverick was true to the task, and we couldn't What can you do with $S that say how many miles we wracked spells fun? up on the four jaunts. Four times. Hopefully, we can offer some Well, it took some doing. We, hints to you on a place or two to go needless to say, had to discount to break the monotony of a many places as too expensive. But Bowling Green existence. ^m-** we were looking for the off-beat, Among the places we stopped the out-of-the-ordinary, and we hit were: an antique auction in upon a few winners Perrysburg; The Perrysburg We asked some friends for Holiday Inn; a great little Italian suggestions on places to go. They restaurant in Woodville; a knew Toledo and its suburbs shopping center in Northwood, the better than we did. underground flicks in Toledo and Most often we were met with a number of other spots. surprise from our friends who said We should give a little credit to in an astonished tone, "Five the "Peach Section" of the Blade dollars? Is your date that cheap?" of Toledo for providing us with Or, "Why don't you just forget it." some suggestions, too. Or, better yet, "Why not just stay Anyway, here's how it went— Poge 2/The BG News, Monday, October 12, 1970 Tourin' Woodville Mall

Cindi and Damon: conversation. Damon was taken by a tie shop. On our first night we weren't The Tic Hack (cqI. The ties were really sure where to no or what to wide and wild-colored. do. Moreless as a catchall move, I got back at him for the male we headed to the Woodville Mall clothing routine by stopping to on Rt. 51 In Northwood. browse at some jewelry at Max We figured a mall has to have a Davis—exclusive. There were variety of things to choose from t<> these cool wedding bands.... keep us entertained, and we You'd be surprised at the latest weren't disappointed. freaky toys at Penney's. Too It was about 6 o'clock when we much. got there. The first thing we did We got a quarter-pound of was window shop. Cindi tried on chocolate covered raisins from a some nutty clothes at Petrie's. candy counter in the center of the She modeled a long woolen store-it only cost 23 cents. We monk's coat-it must have checked out the latest record weighed 105 pounds. It had a hood albums which were displayed and a belt across it with a tossle on near the counter. the end. Credence Clearwater's For good luck, we pitched a Revival's "Cosmos Factory" was couple of pennies into a nearby on sale, but if we'd bought that it fountain-we were wishing wc would have taken up our whole could make all the dates within evening's date allowance. our budget. Out in the mall near a photo By the entrance to the mall machine is a genius tester. It cost across from the Fox Theatre is a a dime. It tests your knowledge of Bavarian pretzel stand, and we sports, general knowledge, en- couldn't pass that up. Cheap, too. tertainment or people and places The pretzels were 17 cents each, by pushing buttons on a multiple and the Cokes were just a bit choice basis. more. We split a large Coke. Score more than 700 points and SOME HABITS are just hard to break. five feet away. Aw, what the heck. It Passing by some telephone you're a genius. You get a free Like talking with your date on the game, then, too. Damon got 705. only costs a dime. booths, we felt a little giddy and phone-even if you happen to be only thought we'd put the Edison So he got to play twice for 10 cents. company to the test. So we called And, if you like pets, look for each other, from about five feet that little black poodle at the •way, and had a short-winded Docktor Pet center. An Italian dinner

Cladi and Damon: spaghetti, lasagne, shrimp, this one. not true. scallops and various types and It's fun trying to figure out For food, we went to one of our sizes of pizza. what those old farm tools were old standbys. An Italian The best part, especially for us used for. restaurant in Woodville, and our $5.00 budget, is that the An interesting conversation Mlglion's Little Italian Village. most expensive dinner item is the starter. It's right on Rt. 20, the main drag scallops, at $1.95. And side dishes in Woodville, a town of about 1,500 aren't a la carte. All dinners in- Here are the statistics lor the people. clude tossed salad and thick-sliced evening's events: We sat at our usual table, next Italian bread. to the old player piano. They've In case you're not in the mood two "Hot Sam" pretzels Ml hooked it up somehow to work for Italian food, the menu includes one large Coke .25 electrically, and it plays a large good old American dishes like selection of rinky-unk music. For hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and one phone call .10 a dime you get one song. french fries. chocolate raisins .a The keys move as if some in- And aside from coffee, milk computer game .it visible piano player is really going and soft drinks, the beverage list wishing well .•7 to it. offers a large selection of beers ' two spaghetti dinners 3.M Although we had been in the and wines. restaurant several times before, Although the food is good (we we still checked out all the an- both ordered spaghetti, and it was tiques located around the room. DECISIONS, DECISIONS. You've got plenty to delicious), the thing I like the Atop the piano is an old victrola most about the restaurant is the make at this little Italian restaurant, and they all horn, a set of antique gold spoons, atmosphere. surround food. But the torture of deciding what and assorted bottles and jars. There usually isn't much to do you like 'best,' is made up for in the reward of Lots of old farm and kitchen at a restaurant except eat. But at eating. tools are hanging on the walls, along with a couple of signed pictures of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. me BG news All the lamps hanging from the ■ ceiling are original Tiffany-types. And there's some we'd really like An Independent Student Voice to have. The plaster on the walls has been scraped off to show the editor james b. smith original red brick, and there's w managing editor glenn d. waggoner barnsiding and shingles decorating the walls and ceiling. news editor nchaid c. bargeman J e Some of it is more than 150 years Beck Overbeck Gair editorial editor barbara j. jacola old. sports editoi dennis d. white It's all very quaint looking. photo brian I. stellens The tables and chairs are contributing editor james a. marino antiques. Naturally, the copy editor richard w. price tablecloths are red and white This is their issue No one in the News office was one. In fact, they came out agead, business manager richard a. reiter checked. What else in an Italian going to argue that there was with $4.35 left over. advertising manager philip a. stickney restaurantr Each table is not only equipped much to do in town on a date. Damon is a reporter with The with the standard salt and pepper In fact, we went out to prove BG News, entering his second shakers, but also quantities of that commonly held belief was year on the staff. He's a junior. Editorial and Business Offices - 106 University Hall grated parmesan cheese and red true. Cindi is a senior, majoring in Phone 372-2710 or 372-2819 peppers. Damon Beck, and bis fiancee, special education. The service is good, and Cindi Overbeck, were our teat Gordy Gair, our trusty len- Th. BG Hews Is esellsked MonJa, • thru Fridays derlis, Ik. reauler everyone, including the owner, is couple. We gave them $10, and sman, is a senior in his first year •che.1 year, end eese • west during th* iv»»» ••••Ions, ynder eiftker- very friendly, stopping by the told them to have as much fun as with The News. He'll be reim- liy ef tke Pwelieetlews Ceeualttee ol Bewllna Green State University. table to ask if everything is they could. Four times. Outside bursed, too, for carrying out this Opleleea eaereeeed In edltertel eerteens er etker ctlumni In the Hews Bowling Green. photo chore. de net necessarily reflect Ike eelnlena el Ike University AdeUnlsttetlen anight. facetty er eteff e> tke Stete el Okie. Oalnlens essressed bv celeewilate de And if you like Italian food, the We had to stifle our laughter as We hope this assignment of- see necessarily reflect tke eelalens el Ike BG Hews, (dlterlels In tke 80 menu doesn't offer any heln in we made the assignment Five fered them a little distraction and Hew* reflect Ike eeknens el tke -ej.ril, el svaaatess =1 tke BG Hews Eel- deciding what to order. bucks a date for four dates? a challenge, and hope it gives you terlell Everything sounds so good. It Impossible. Or so we thought. a little lesson in frugal economics. includes such specialties as We were sure wrong on that This is their issue. The BG News, Monday, October 12, 1970 Page 3 October twelfth thru eighteenth The green sheet

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY EVENTS AND INFORMATION FOR FACULTY. STAFF, STUDENTS announcements

INKSTONF. written by a Cleveland women's liberation group, will be Inkstone, the undergraduate presented Thursday night (Oct. literary magazine, is in need of a 15) at 7:30p.m. in 105Hanna Hall. poetry editor, art editor, and The play's cast are members of poetry and prose staffs. Bowling Green's own women's Willingness to work is the liberation group, People for foremost requirement. In- People. Admission is free. terested persons should contact Carol Karsey at 352-9208 Monday ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT and Thursday evenings. COLLOQUIUM-

UAO COED BOWLING LEAGUE This week Dr. Charles Cicchatti, research associate at Resources Register now, individually or in for the Future, Inc., Washington couples, for the UAO student D.C., will present a seminar league which plays each Tuesday entitled "The Economics of at 7 p.m. at the University Union Preservation Versus Develop- bowling alley. Fee for the seven ment." The study involves an week league is $7. Students analysis of the preservation should sign up in the UAO office benefits as opposed to the by Tuesday (Oct. 13). development benefits of the Hell's Canyon project. Free and CONCERT TICKETS open to the public, the seminar AVAILABLE will be at 3 p.m.^Thursday (Oct. 15), in 112 Life Science Building. Tickets for the 1970-71 Scholar- ship Fund Concert Series are PHYSICS DEPARTMENT available by mail from the School LECTURE of Music. Adults admission is $7 for the four-concert series; Stephen H. Shatynski, a Bowling student tickets are $3. For a Green senior, will speak on the limited time, a free ticket to the "Low Energy Electron University's presentation of Defraction as a Means of Mozart's 'Requiem," will be Determining the Structure of included with each series ticket Clean Surfaces." The lecture will sold. be in 269 Overman Hall, at 4 p.m. today (Oct. 12). HEARTS AWS FRESHMEN RIPS •plications are open for the Union Activities Organization Applications, for freshmen Hearts Tournament, to be held women interested in running for Tuesday (Oct. 13). Trophies will Association of Women Student's be given to the winners. Sign up freshmen representatives, are in the UAO office, third floor of now available from the resident the University Union. directors in women's housing units. Applications close Oct. 14 PLAY OPENS with voting in the women's dormitories Oct. 15. Freshmen The Speech Department will commuter students should vote present "Exit the King," Wed- at the polls in West Hall nesday through Sunday (Oct. 14- lt) in the Joe E. Brown Theatre, University Hall. Curtain time for the play, directed by Dr. Charles Boughton, associate professor of speech, is 8 p.m. The Green Sheet, published each Monday in the BG Student tickets are 25 cents each; NEWS, is prepared by Bowling Green State University adults, $1.50. Ticket reservations News & Photography Services. The deadline for notices in may be made by calling 372-2719 or tickets may be purchased at the Green Sheet is noon Thursday, for the following week's the theatre box office from 11 calendar, Monday through Sunday. Notices should be am to 4:30 p.m. beginning submitted to the editor, Teri Sharp, in care of News Ser- Monday. vices, 606 Administration Building, or phone 372-2616; 372- 2617. Special Green Sheet announcement forms are WOMEN'S LIB available upon request. The play "Sweet 18 to Soggy 38", Bowling Green State University October twelfth The green sheet thro eighteenth

1:3* p.m. 7-Up.m. guests. Alpha Delta Pi House. nonday HONORS PROGRAM FILM-'Webster BLACK STUDENT UNION MEETING- ll:15a.m.-12:3*p.m. Groves Revisited." 220 Science & Math Education Building, Auditorium. ALUMNI A LA CARTE LUNCHEON- Building. Grand Ballroom, University Union. 4 p.m. . 7:3* p.m. PHYSICS DEPT. SEMINAR-With Stephen Shatynski, senior physics major. WOMEN'S LIB PLAY-'Sweet 16 to 11:3* a.m.-12:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 269 Overman Hall. Soggy 36," presented by People for OPEN HOUSE-Residents & guests. UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-'Guns of Wednesday! People. IDS Hanna Hall. Lowry Hall. Navarone." Main Auditorium, 4 p.m. University Hall. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL MEETINC- 7:3* p.m. 12-1:3* p.m. Alumni Room, University Union. TODAY PEP RALLY -Campus "snake" parade COFFEE HOUR-Brothers, alumns & 8 p.m. beginning at housing units, meeting for guests. Sigma Nu House. PLAY-'Exit 0>e King." Admission 25 5:3* p.m. APPLICATIONS CLOSE--For rally at Student Services Building. cents students. $1.50 adults. Joe E. CONTACT PICNIC-For all women who Association of Women Students' fresh- l:l*p.m. Brown Theatre, University Hall. wart to learn about Kappa Phi service men representatives. (See an- 7:3*-ll:3*p.m. PRE-GAME ACTTVrTIES-Stadium. sorority and meet its members. Tran- nouncements page in the Green Sheet.) OPEN HOUSE-Residents and guests. 8-12 p.m. sportation to the Bowling Green City Kohl Hall. 1:3* p.m. HOMECOMING DANCE-Admission Park will depart from United Christian 12-1 p.m. FALCON FOOTBALL-Bowling Green $1.50. Grand Ballroom, University SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT 7:3* p.m. Fellowship Center. WOMEN'S LIB PLAY-'Sweet 16 to v>. Kent State University at the Union. OF MANAGEMENT-Meeting. Perry Homecoming Game. Stadium. Room, University Union. Soggy 36," presented by People for (p.m. People. 105 Hanna Hall. 8 p.m.-l a.m. BIRTH CONTROL DISCUSSION-With 3-5 p.m. 4 p.m. OPEN HOUSE-Residents & guests. Dr. Karl Schurr, biolory professor. Main 7:3* p.m. OPEN HOUSE-Sisters, alumns, and Harmon Hall. LounK. Ashley Hall. GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE friends. Gamma Phi Beta House. MEETING-All graduate students PEP RALLY-Campus "snake" parade beginning at housing units, meeting for 8 p.m.-l a.m. 8:3M:»p.m. welcome to attend. 207 Hanna Hall. rally at Student Services Building. 4-*:3*p.m. OPEN HOUSE-Residents & guests. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL-North OPEN HOUSE-Sisters, alumns It Lowry Hall. Gym, Women's HPE Building. (p.m. guests. Kappa Delta House. KAPPA DELTA PI MEETTNG-Douglas 7:3*-U:3*p.m. OPEN HOUSE-Residents and guests. 8 p.m.-l a.m. 7 p.m. Reichenbach, principal of the Toledo 4:3* p.m. Schools, will speak on "Enrichment Kohl Hall. DINNER-DANCE-Sigma Phi Epsilon PEKSHI.NG K1KLKS MEETING- COFFEE HOUR-Sisters, alumns & brothers, alumns and guests. Dearborn PershuiK K ifle Office, Memorial Hall. Through Envolvement." Members and guests. Delta Gamma House. invited guests. Pink Dogwood Room, 8 p.m. Inn, Dearborn, Michigan. University Union. PLAY-"Exit the King": Admission 25 "p.m. 4:3* p.m. 9 p.m. ALPHA PHI OMEGA RUSH SMOKER- cents for students, 11.50 for adults. Joe (:30 p.m. E. Brown Theatre, University Hall. COFFEE HOUR-Brothers, alumns It SIGMA CHI DANCE-Brothers, alumns For all men interested in joining the guests. Phi Kappa Tau House. & guests. Bowling Green Holiday Inn. national .service fraternity. Carnation FRENCH CLUB MEETTNG-Open to all (p.m. Room, University Union. interested students. Alumni Room, 4:3* p.m. University Union. CORONATION OF HOMECOMING 9 p.m.-l a.m. QUEEN-Forum, Student Services COFFEE HOUR-Sisters, alumns & OPEN HOUSE-Alumns, friends & 7-7:3* p.m. guests. Alpha Chi Omega House. guests. Chapman Hall. PRAYER MEETING-Inter-Varsity 4:3*-J:3*p.m. Building. INTKAMURAL VOLLEYBALL-North Christian Fellowship. Prout Chapel. 4:3*-7p.m. 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Gym, Women's HPE Building. (p.m. NEWCOMERS OF FACULTY DAMES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-Class Reunion THE SANCTUARY-Live entertainment 7-Mp.m. at the coffee house. Admission free. 7 p.m. MEETING—Guest speaker Lyle Fletcher Dinner. (Class of 1924, 1925. 1926, 1927, UAO VARIETY SHOW AUDITIONS-For and 1930). Dogwood Suite, University Kohl Hall. Ulentrd undergraduate students wishing MARKETING CLUB MEETTNG-For will explain "Where to Go, What to Do in Bowling Green." All new faculty women Union. to participate in the Dad's Day show. members and other interested students. 10 p.m. Dogwood Suite, University Union. Capital Room, University Union. and the wives of new faculty members are invited. Ice Arena Lounge. 4:3* p.m. UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-"Ten Little Indians." Main Auditorium, University 7 p.m. HOMECOMING DINNER-Reservations ::..U-!l:30p.m. Hall. OPEN iiOc.SE-Residents & guests. STUDENT EDUCATION necessary; Pheasant Room, University X. .11 »L.' ASSOCIATION-Organizational meeting, Union. open to all education majors. Grand »:15-9:3*p.m. Ballroom, University Union. friday 4:3*-5:30 p.m. WRA DANCE STUDIO-For aU in- COFFEE HOUR-Residents & guests. 7-7:3* p.m. West Hall Floor Lounges. McDonalc sunday UTosted dancers 301 Women's HPE (p.m. Building. PRAYER MEETING-Inter-Varsity West. Christian Fellowship. University UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-"Guns of 8:45 a.m. Lutheran Chapel. Navarone." Main Auditorium, 4:30-5:3* p.m. LUTHERAN WORSHIP FOR ■University Hall. SIGMA NU ALUM MEETING-Sigma STUDENTS-St. Marks Lutheran UAC ^EW VOICE CLUB-Meeting. Alumni For sHer.ts enrolled in the" course. 4:30-8 p.m. ' 9:30 a.m. Room, University Union. Wayne Koom. University Union. BIBLE STUDY FOR STUDENTS- 1-4 p.m. BUFFET-Alumns & guests. Alpha Phi House. Village View Church of Christ. Seventh .'AC ...Y DAMES BRIDGE-Pink 7:3041:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.-l :30 a.m. Day Adventist Bldg., Enterprise It Leh- ;>«;«j.»i i( Mi, University Union. OPEN H( I USE -Residents and guests. OPEN HOUSE-Residents and guests. 8 p.m. Kohl Hall Kohl Hall. UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-'Ten Little :<-6p.m. Indians." Main Auditorium, University 10 a.m. i'KHSi. A-iO-PERSON OPEN FORUM- 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Hall. ORTHODOX CHURCH SERVICES- Orthodox Fellowship. United Christian r acuity i.i.unne. University Union. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA MEETING- PLAY-"Exit the King." Admission 25 Followec by movie, "The Birth of a cents for students, $1.50 for adults. Joe 8 p.m. Fellowship Chapel, UCF Center. 7p.ni. Baby" Open to members of Alpha E. Brown Theatre, University Hall. HOMECOMING DINNER-Reservatlons GAMMA THETA UPSILON- Epsilon Delta and Tn-BeU. 112 Life 10:30 a.m. necessary; Pheasant Room, University WORSHIP SERVICES-1124 E. Wooster Protatawnai geography association Science 3uiiding. 8 p.m. Union. meeting Everyone invited. 304 Hanna UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-"Ten Little St., University Lutheran Chapel. Hall. 8 p.m. Indians." Main Auditorium, University (-11 p.m. Hall 10:30 a.m. PLAY- Exit the King " Admission 25 WORSHIP 4 COMMUNION FOR 7 p.m. rente foi students; tl-50 for adults. Joe SAE BANQUET-Brothers. alumns L GBUftKAfHY CLUB-Organizational 8-10 p.m. CHRISTIANS-ViUage View Church of I-.. brMJ Viieatre, Uruversity Hall guests. Holiday Inn West, Maumee. Christ. Seventh Day Adventist Building iiiii'tirit KteryoM invited. 304 Hanna PUBLIC SKATING SESSION-Ice 8:10-8 p.m. Hall Enterprise & Lehman. Arena. SIGMA NU COCKTAIL HOUR- Brothers, alumns & guests. Imperial 10:30 a.m. 7 p.m. 9pm. House, Findlay. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES- LAO CoKD BOWLING LEAGUE- HOMECOMING CONCERT-Three Dog Thursday Prout Chapel. He«ist« ... -_.\o Office before 7 p.m. Night, The Primary Colors. Memorial 7 p.m. BcwUn, :..■■■ University Union. Hall. SIGMA CHI DINNER-Brothers, alumns 10 a.m. 11a.m. & guests. Bowling Green Holiday Inn. LUTHERAN WORSHIP FOR 7 p.m. 10 p.m. SUPERVISORS' SAFETY TRAINING STUDENTS-St. Mark's Lutheran UAO HEARTS TOURNEY-Admission 25 COURSE-For enrolled supervisors. UAO CAMPUS MOVIE-"Guns of 74 p.m. cents, open to all students. Historical Church. Tonic Design & Inspectation. 20Shatzel Navarone." Main Auditorium, DINNER & PARTY-Phi Kappa Psi Suite. University Union. Hall University Hall. brothers, alumni & friends. Angelo's 1-4 p.m. Spaghetti House, Toledo. OPEN HOUSE-Residents and guests. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. Kohl Hall. HONORS PROGRAM FILM-'Webster BIO LUG Y DEPARTMENT 7:30 p.m. Grove* R. visited." 220 Science & Math COLI.OO_LIUM-"The Economics of HOMECOMING DINNER-Reservations 3:30-5:30 p.m. Building Preservation vs. Development," with Dr. Saturday necessary; Pheasant Room, University PUBLIC SKATING SESSION-Ice Charies Ocvfcattt, research associate at Union. 7-8:30 p.m. Kesour.-.s for the Future, Inc., t-lZa.m. Arena. 1'Hl Ml. u :>HA-Meeting for members Washington, D.C.. 112 Life Science ALUMNI REGISTRATION-Free coffee 7:30 p.m.- 1:30a.m. 8 p.m. J tin.- ruii.-.^i! men's music honorary. Building. and donuts. Alumni Room, University OPEN HOUSE-Residenta and guests. Capita. Kr-m University Union. Union. Kohl Hall. SUNDAY AT SIX-Discussion hour, 3-5 p.m. United Christian Fellowship Center. 7-10 p.m. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Ml a.m. 7 p.m. UAO\ rtl.ii.TY SHOW AUDITIONS-Fuf COFFEE HOUR-Faculty Lounge, SPECIAL FORCES MEETING lalerUU i..i.ier^radiiate students wishing University Union. AROTC i-253 Memorial Hall BRITISH 8c AMERICAN FILM SERIES- to participate in the Dad's Day show. -"Rebecca" il940-US). Directed by Dogwood Suite. University Union. 5:30 p.m. 10 a.m. Alfred Hitchcock. 105 Hanna Hall. WIENER ROAST-Sponsored by Phi WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY GAME- 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Beta Lambda. All business education WRA team vs. Alumni; Field behind l'Hl DELTA KAPPA MEETING-Guest students invited. Admission 25 cents. Women's HPE Building. CURLING CLUB MEETING-Ice Arena speaker. Federal Court Jedge Don Young Bowling Green City Park, Conneaut St. Lounge. will speak on "The Constitution in 10:30 a.m.-l :30 p.m. School." Alumni Room, University 7:30-10:30 p.m. Him COFFEE HOUR-Sisters, alumnus It Union. \RMY ROTC SPECIAL FORCES guests. Alpha Xi Delta House. OPEN HOUSE-Residents and guests. MEETING-235 Memorial Hall. Kohl Hall : ;)O-ll:30p.m. ; 10:30 a.m.-l :30 p.m. OPEN HOUSE-Rcsidents and guests. 8:30 p.m. BRUNCH-Sisters and alumns. Phi Mu 8 p.m. Kor.i Hall ANGEL FLIGHT INFORMATION CHRISTIAN SCIENCE House. NIGHT-For all women' interested in ORGANIZATION MEETING-Prout bp.m. 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. joining the service organization. 220 FACULTY DAMES MEETING-Women Chapel COFFEE HOUR-Brothers. alumns k Math & Science Building. Carulty i-imbe.-s and wives of faculty 7 p.m. guests. Sigma Alpha Epsilon House. members invited. Room 101. Health 8 p.m. Center Auditorium. FENCING CLUB-South Gym, Women's 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. PLAY-'Exit the King." Admission 25 HPE Building. SIGMA PHI EPSILON LUNCH- cents students, 81 50 adults. Joe E. 8-10 p.m. Brown Theatre, University Hall. 7-» p.m. Br others, alumns & guests. Sigma Phi Epsilon House. DELTA SIGMA Pi-Meeting for mem- 8-10 p.m. Ders of the professional business ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY MEETTNG- 11 a.m.-2 p.m. PUBLIC SKATING SESSION-Ice fraternity. Taft Room, University Union. Pink Dogwood Suite, University Union. OPEN HOUSE-Sisters, alumns & Arena. 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Clndi: Maybe experience pays off. You know, one of those oval- black with a light brown collar, no but the prices started too high for This time we decided to let our shaped tables with four lad- cuffs. I saw one woman try on the my money. In one of my more That five dollar limit was mutual interests work for us. I'm derback chairs around it" coat, but she decided she didn't fit frugal moments. I stopped Damon really bugging me. I didn't think a buff on antique furniture. 1 think Well, it was only a matter of with it. from raising his hand. we could do it twice in a row but one of thosn antique dining room time before Damon got the bug, It seemed to go so well with the Now. I wish I hadn't. we did sets would be great. too, so we paged through the "now" styles-midi-length. Wc saw the Robert Joynt icq) Classified Section of last Friday's Then there was this georgeous family there, too. He was my Toledo Blade and found an antique Tiffany lamp. The auctioneer, adviser, a special education auction to be held near Glenn Speck, bet his life it was an assistant professor at the DIRECT WIG Peirysburg. original. Apparently the buyer University. I was excited and Damon was believed it, too. It sold for $165 They stayed just long enough to obliging, so we gave it a try. It took us a long while to get put in a winning bid and carted off IMPORT SHOW I'm terrible at remembering accustomed to the speed of the a bedroom dresser for $85. mileage, but it only took us about bidding It seemed like everyone The Speck's auctions are real OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 15 or 20 minutes of driving from but us knew what he was doing. family affairs. His wife takes campus to get there. I was afraid to move. All I did care of the fast-paced paperwork, The auction, we found, was was raise my hand to adjust my while his fathei, a man in his 60's being held in a one-story white and glasses and my "bid" was spot- with thick, long, white hair, and silver framed building on a side- ted. I was then in the swim for an Glenn's 13-year-old son held up Don't Let street off Kt. 25, about five miles item that was to be sold for J30- items for bids. south of Perrysburg. and I didn't want it. Even Glenn's young daughter This Price Wc parked in a gravel lot in Thankfully, the man sitting in got into the act. She sold Coke, front of the auction stand. An old front of me took the next bid and I coffee, hot dogs, candy and gum Fool You. man with no teeth showed us was in the clear. from behind a counter. where to pull in. We had been looking for an old There was no bidding on the All the good stuff was inside. ice box, one from the pre- food. It was a straight 35 cents for There was an old silver- electricity days. We found one in a hot dog, and we couldn't bicker handled toothbrush which went perfect condition. about the price. We bought one for 75 cents, two beaver coats, all Damon was all set to bid on it. and split it-darn that 15 allowance. ' Quite a few of Speck's friends dropped by to help . Two of them took over as auctioneers when Glenn's throat became dry. 100% SEFLORE ~! 23 Fuzz it's love Then Glenn really got excited. He'd acknowledge bids by poin- THE MIRACLE FIBE $19.50 ting to a bidder and yelling, their new house "yeah, yeah, yeah." About this time we noticed the All natural shades + frosteds bidding getting stiffer and the amateurs weren't around. Those Many styles to choose from And all of their sisters. left appeared to be real pros at the Ready to wear striahgt or curly art of auction bidding. Washable with ordinary soap Our thoughts of picking up Non flammable something cheap got more and Suprt fast color more hopeless. We left when bids got up Stretch cap fits all sizes AND EVEN THE MOUSE around the $300-mark. before we lp 3 to 6 inches in length started feeling super-poor. A very light 4 ozs. Comfortable and light as not wearing a wig EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL STYLISTS DADS DAY AUDITIONS Come in and meet Barbara and Paulette. Let them help select and professionally style a wig for you. This SNHAG ■ This Shag ■ tapered Wigh ■ actually ANY AND ALL looks, feels and behaves better than human hair. TALENT WELCOME Open 12 Noon To 10:00' OCTOBER 12, 13 thru Friday Oct 16 7:00-10:00 Holiday Inn 1550 E. Wooster St. Dogwood Suite — Union On 1-75 Exit #89 Tht BG News, Monday, Octobtr 12, 1970/Paga 7 Tall drinks in a packed lounge

di ami Damui: with one puny candle in the middle from the wall cast dim beams up until 11 p.m. It was still packed of it.' But there was a pretty good to the ceiling. when we left. Here are the statistics for the i We were anything but alone guitar sol is t performing there. Actually, it was pretty The lounge is right off Rt. 75 at evening's events: hen we arrived at the His name was Jonnie McCoy. romantic. the Perrysburg exit as you head lacksmith Lounge at the He sang ballads, like. "San There's a stage up front near a north toward Toledo. It's at the auction admission for ferrysburg Holiday Inn. Francisco," "Moon River," bar that covers half a wall. junction of Rts. 20 and 7S. two 12.03 The place was crawling with "Jean," all the while he chain- And the whiskey sours are If you have more than $5 to drinks at Holiday Ion fllege kids, but we couldn't tell smoked, later, he took requests tremendous. They're tall, and spend, you might want to try The LM om what colleges. from the audience. cost about $1 apiece. Beers are 50 Wooden Indian Restaurant tliere. total ».K The service wasn't too swift, The atmosphere was, in a cents. We heard the prices were out of the table was pretty small. word. dark. Globe-like lanterns We stayed about a half an hour, sight, though. The skin flicks; 'don't tell Cindi'

enough time to find the place. girl is the sign she represents and the Coke," billed as an "Ex- over the flyer I could see she After a couple of stops for in- each does her sign's thing." the traordinary nudie cutie" made didn't dig it. What to do for an encore? structions we found it and went in program read. when Marilyn was still Norma leaning over so no one could Wednesday was fun and Friday for our first underground ex- The short subject was Marilyn Jean Baker. hear she said, "These are stag }as better yet. But the big night of perience. Monroe in "Appleknockers and Watching Cindi while she read • to page 8. I week, Saturday, came up and I We became slightly distressed ad to figure out something to top to find the price of the tickets was di's auction. more than half of our money. A After about two minutes of dollar more. A dollar seventy five MYLES FLOWERS ght I decided to forget it for .apiece. Far out. 109 CLAY ST. |while and watch the Big Red Taking the tickets was a guy achine and the Pirates on the with shoulder length hair and Free Delivery Phone Ube. about a three-year old beard. During the game The Blade We picked up a flyer with the On Campus 352-2002 ived and being duty-bound I coming attractions on our way in 353-2802 ive the Peach Section a quick and sat down in the lounge to see what we had gotten ourselves into. Give her roses for Sweetest ! gem of the paper soon jumped "Now let's see...tonight's Day Oct 17 f-om the page and slapped me in feature seems to be "Naked face: Zodiac," an 80-minute color job." Below the title was a short long stem red $6.00 Underground Cinema description of the movie. "You Midnight-Tonight gotta be kidding me." "The 12 signs of the Zodiac, .Off we were to the Westwood each represented by a young lady, Order now on Homecoming Alums rt Theater on Sylvania Ave. in usually with her clothes off. Each Toledo. With Cindi newly turned 21, I Inured she was ready to see Pisanello's omething a little freaky. What the hell, I had never seen I'tir either! I wasn't sure of the price of an ONLY derground flick so I called the Vestwood to make sure we Kouldn't run over our allowance. At least I thought I was calling : Westwood. COMPANY "Hello." said a woman's voice. "Hello. Is this the Westwood W. U~ f~* D**" eater?" "!&?:(*«$. No, this isn't the IN ITS lestwood. They changed their Free Delivery In umber. I wish all you perverted Our Portable Ovens eople would quit calling here 9 p.-. - 1 o.«. Dally panting to know when the next 4:30 >.». ■ 2 a.m. Frl. & pirty movie starts. Sat. FIELD "WeU....Uh...." Sii. Diamatar "Click." We took a chance on the money 10" 12" 14" 18" fether than taking a chance on 352-5166 > that nice little old lady on 352-6782 i phone again. 203 H. Main We left at 10:30 giving us With a jnique program looking for progressive men to be campus represen- tatives. LET'S "RAP" If you're progressive, neat, have a car and can afford 10 hours per week, earnings of a $50 salary plus semi-annual bonuses Counsel and may be yours. Conversation about Things that conceqrn All of us

FACULTY LOUNGE See Mr. Dehn 1:00 And 4:00 PM Only (2nd Floor UNIVERSITY UNION Monday The 12th All Day At The i Holiday Inn , Every Tuesday 3:00 to 5:00 PM Pag* 8 The BG News, Monday , October 12, 1970 • from page 7. With a start like that it is a wonder movies." I ignored it. She ob- Norma Jean ever made it past a viously didn't know the difference couple of quickies. between real art and sex- Will I ever go back to the un- ploitation. 'I don't think I'll go again' derground? Never! This had to be art. Like an Well, maybe I'll sneak back upcoming attraction. Oct. 10. A and catch "Thank You Masked feature quickie called "Muscle minute film where Ann Landers From the start I could see "Of course she was a nice girl, Man" which answers the question Control," described as a smiling and Dr. Albert Ellis tell the Cindi slowly sinking into her that is the sign of the virgin." of why the Lone Ranger is always man wrapping his rib cage around teenagers all about sex while a chair. Finally, when Scorpio was We stayed for the Monroe skin with Tonto. his neck. Now that has to be art. real live couple act out the doing her thing Cindi was ready to flick. It got so hot in some places • Don't tell Cindi. Or, "Sketch on Abigayl's script." go to the lobby for a little that the film burned out twice. Belly." The exploration of the "Naked Zodiac" started with a discussion. To top it off the film was so old Here are the statistics for toe relationship between pregnancy nude girl being body painted with "I told you this was a stag the sound track was gone or else evening's events: and water, billed for Oct. 17. all the signs of the zodiac by a movie. It's dirty." they were running it backwards. two tickets $3.5* And one Cindi thought was young man. Well, painting is art, I tried to counter with, "Well, The film ended in a flaming glory one Coke g funny. "Merry Go Round," a 23 isn't it? Virgo was a nice girl." when it once again burned out. Tetal *3.7S The zoo,a park, the airport-free

Cindi and Damon: Zoo, That's where we started. peanuts at the bears. Those Billed as "always fun," the zoo animals were so lazy they This was our last chance, and is cotton candy, lary polar bears, wouldn't even stretch their necks we decided to show the BO News roaring lions and elephants out to reach a peanut, let alone what cheap really meant! waving their trunks waiting for bend over to pick one off the Our objective was to have an some kid to toss them peanuts. ground. "afternoon" of totally FREE fun. AND ALL FOR FREE! It was almost as if the bears As it turned out, we had to pay for No one sets a limit on how long were just humoring the kids. parking. And, in the end, we gave you take to roam around the It was a great time, but we in to hunger, too. grounds. You're on your own, free didn't want to spend the whole day Planning a free day was hard to look at whatever (or at one place. So we were off again. but we at least had nice weather to whomever l you choose. This time to Oak Opening work with. We took advantage of it Why is it that so many people Park, one of the many parks in the and stuck to outdoor activities. get their kicks by making funny Toledo Metropolitan Park Naturally, one of the best faces at the monkeys? System. Known free spots was the Toledo We saw a couple of kids tossing The colors of the changing leaves were beautiful, ranging from bright yellow to deep red. Some even looked almost violet. The park, which is on State IT'S KIND OF nice to sit by a running stream Route 237 north of Waterville, has and just contemplate life as you watch the world an abundance of color-coded hiking trails if you wish to trek in go by. Sometimes the best date in the world isn't You can pick from any one of one where a lot of money is spent, but simply the six well-worn being with that 'someone.' You can pick from any one of Oak Openings is just the place leave so we walked down to Gate 4 the six pathes well-worn from to walk for a few hours, talk and and bid everyone leaving "bon summer visitors. Horseshoe I.ake get it together. voyage." Trail, Gale Run Trail and Fern While we were at the park we Then we just watched the_ Trail and all the rest offer a could hear the sounds of jet planes come and go. variety of walking distances engines. Since we were just Since we had to pay 35 cents to depending on how energetic you kicking around we decided to head park our completely free date was feel. Hiking times go from 20 over to the airport. shot so we decided to eat. minutes to two hours. Anyway hunger has to come Wild ducks populate the area Only five minutes from the park on Route 2, Toledo Airport is before principle and we were sure around Mallard Lake but not what you would call an to stay under our five dollar limit. generally stay away from the Stopping at Lum's in Maumee picnic area which extends from ultramodern jet center. Everything comes into Gate 4. we ate and headed home from our the lake to the road. last jaunt to Toledo. Wooden bridges span the WeU, it seems that wav. HOW COULD YOU ask for a friendlier reception streams that flow through the Watching the airport em- at the zoo than from this furried friend who looks park to lend a romantic at- ployees loading luggage and Here are the statistics for toe ready to gossip with every passer-by. mosphere. refueling the craft and the feel of afternoon's events. the jet blasts as the planes got ready to taxi down the runway. parking f J» We got the feeling the whole world dinner 2.17 was going on vacation and we were being left behind. Total $3.22 PHOTO SERVICE >e The 6:15 flight was about to Special 100 Summers, St. Coolville, 0. 45723 3 Days Only Congratulations $1.50 TO THE 17 FIVE 3V4 by 5 Portraits in beautiful Living Color NEW All Different Poses No Limit GAMMA No Salesman PHI HOLIDAY INN BETA 1550 Wooster St. Thurs. Oct 15 - 12-8 PM Bowling Green, Ohio PLEDGES