INSIDE FELIX IF Only p8 Sport p7 Reviews p6 TP p5 X—word p4 FOUNDED IN 1949 NEWSPAPER OF IMPERIAL COLLEGE UNION No. 423 Friday 11th June, 1976 FREE! Valiant IC give 9 8HHHH 1 ill England squad A V. -^Hf^ mfW Singleton scoring IC's only a tough time goal of the match DAME ALICE OWEN'S Playing Fields at Whetstone, North London, provided the unlikely setting for a practice "Good work-out for the match between IC and an England XI on Wednesday afternoon. Despite getting lost, the IC squad arrived boys"-Revie before the England team. saves to keep IG out. According to England England's domination of Manager, Don Revie, this the midfield was somewhat match was to form the basis reduced with the substitution from which he would choose of Mick Popper with Steve his five substitutes for Bates. IC ventured out more England Cup qualifying positively during the middle match against Finland in of this half and in one the Helsinki this Sunday. more vigorous encounters, The match which lasted Tony Towers had to leave the only an hour was meant as a field for several minutes with dummy game in which the IC a wrenched right foot after team took on the role of the being involved in a tackle defensive Finnish side. In a with Ian Huntingdon. pre-match prep talk, Don Despite IC's improved Revie asked the IC team to play in the second half, play a tight game and use England scored five more man-for-man marking with a goals to run out winners by sweeper at the back. The result 13 goals to 1. of IC employing these tactics, IC: Kev Allen (subs D in the first half, meant that Aslam), Jim Iley, Dave England scored only eight Brabbim, Ian Huntingdon, goals — die first of which Chris Howley (subs Colin came after only three minutes Durey), Terry Grimwade, Mick of play. Popper, Phil Singleton (subs In one of their numerous Gareth Roberts), Terry Linden, attacks, IC managed to Pat Frampton, Bob Dutton. salvage a goal towards the ENGLAND: Joe Corrigan, end of the first half. The Dave Clements, Mike Doyle, goal came after IC had forced Brian Greenhoff, Phil Neal, a throw-in on the right; Mike Ray Kennedy (2), Butch Doyle headed out, but IC ball and pushed it under the produced a much tighter Wilkins (1), Tony Towers (1), Captain, Jim Iley put the ball advancing body of Joe Corrigan. game. With less room to Peter Taylor (I), Joe Royle (3), back in — it was flicked on Asked to modify their game manoeuvre in, England found Gordon Hill (S). by Pat Frampton to Phil slightly in the second naif, themselves being forced back Numbers in brackets refers to Singleton who turned on the IC lifted their play and this and Corrigan had to make a few goals scored. t nun SOUTH KENSINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Union Temporary !CPGG • 1.° Use of the Centre Accommodation Riverboat Party July 8th The South Kensington Sports Committee has agreed that This year rooms will be the extension of the use of the pool to "friends and neigh• A few tickets left available, for overnight See Pam in the Union Office bours" of the College, which has operated during 1975/76, accommodation of students should continue indefinitely, and that the reduction in looking for flats or digs, in the lst and 2nd years, squash court playing sessions from 45 to 30 minutes, first Southisde Halls. Nightline needs good listeners introduced on 27th October 1975, should be made permanent. From Can anyone who is interested 2." Charges SATURDAY 18th SEPTEMBER To in helping with Nightline next The Committee has agreed that the following charges SATURDAY 24th SEPTEMBER year please come to an intro- should operate with effect from 1st August 1976: The cost will be 50p per night, ducy meeting. It is on Wed 16th Students Plus a £5 key deposit. June, 1.30pm at 8 Prince's Swimming pool lOp BRING A SLEEPING BAG- Gardens. This is an opportunity Swimming pool season ticket £1 per term to find out more without £2 per annum committing yourself.If you like, Squash Court lOp give us a ring first on 581 2468 Staff and Guests COLOUR PHOTOS Swimming pool URGENTLY WANTED 15p URGENT Swimming pool season ticket £1.50 per term Anybody who has any £3 per annum colour photos (trans• We are interested in obtaining information about London Staff parencies or prints) of Property Services or its events at IC, particularly Squash Court 15p associated companies (eg Morphy Day and Rag Crawfords, D and F Estates, 3. bummer Closures events, is asked to contact etc.) Would anyone who rents The squash courts will be closed for the normal summer Paul Ekpenyong or Clive rooms from them or has done closure on and from Saturday 14th August and will re-open on Dewey at the FELIX Office so in the past, especially 31st August. The Swimming Pool will be closed for the as soon as possible. those who have had any re-decoration of the ceiling on and from 1st August and will difficulty, please send a few re-open on 6th September. details to the Student Resident Officer-Elect in CHJ Beaven LOST the Union Office. Please send Chairman Black cape lost on the night of any details you can. Thank South Kensington Sports Committee Friday 28th May in the JCR. you. Would anyone who may have found it or knows its where• abouts please contact the EXCHANGE VISIT Editor of FELIX in the "Friendly 17 year old Nightline FELIX Office int. 2881. Portuguese student eager to spend month of August with English family. Willing to do 581 2468 housework in return for room LIFE MEMBERSHIP and board. Possibility of int. 2468 Continue to enjoy the use exchange visit for English of Union facilities after student. Accommodation Office you leave College by taking Contact — Pedro Nabinho Sports Centre out your life membership Henrigques Nightline before you leave. Application Rua A Lote 31 a forms and more details Quinta De Paulo Torge available from Jen in the Carcavelos Someone to talk to Union Office. Portugal Information on:- PRINCES.GDNS. pregnancy, legal aid, gay centres, drugs, late night BABY SITTING SERVICE buses etc. I am hoping to set up a list of people willing to be You will find babysitters. Could anyone interested please contact me Nightline at: either at the Welfare Centre or by internal mail to Sue 8 Princes Gardens Kalicinski, Welfare Officer, IC Union. Please include name, South Side South Kensington address, dept and how often you are available to 'sit'. WELFARE CENTRE The Centre is open Mon — Fri, 12.30 — 1.30pm for general Com/ n information on legal problems, contraception, abortion, 3 accommodation, NHS benefits etc. Tube and bus maps given soon away. NUS discount handbook and Vac Job index available for consultation. Also visits and holidays for overseas THE students. We are at the top of the Union Building. RESULTS OF THE FELIX PHOTOGRAPHIC BREHSSTRAHLUNG COMPETITION COLOUR (8 prints) Portrait (5 prints) cfu its lst PL Hunkin lst JP Gilbert BOOK 2nd T Ault Commended D Hope BLACK & WHITE General (16 prints) lst D Hope onoplefce set of, i+O Landscape (13 prints) 2nd RM Smyth lst JP Gilbert Commendc J Laine cartoons from the pages 2nd D Hope P Kruggerj of FELIX Commended J Laine G Haines J The winning entries will be published in the next Ail proceeds to leu Rag issue of FfeLIX mix 3 Belles with balls! Cado Belle in concert at the Red Cow in Hammersmith I'VE SEEN this band perform on no less just about every other outfit playing the than eight occasions during the jast pub circuit to total shame. Then comes three months. I was knocked out the first "Airport Shutdown", a well structured time I heared them, but amazingly they song with Latin overtones. It gives the seem to improve with every gig. Last week first opportunity for singer, Maggie Reilly, at the Red Cow in Hammersmith Road to show off her extensive vocal range. they pulled off one of the best gigs The song has a light air to it, with I've seen in many a long day. Tully switching to flute and McKillop There's no real doubt about it, if using string synthesiser. The intra of good music still counts for anything "Go/ to Love" has only the slightest these days, then Cado Belle will make leaning towards the AWB and the band some impact — things are beginning to are back into their tight, funky groove. happen for the band at last. They've Throughout the set, the band demon• just signed a lucrative contract with strated the maturity of their writing, Anchor Records, with just about every from the ultra-funk of "Next Best Thing" other major record company clammering to "Stone's Throw from Nowhere", for them to put their name on the dotted a ballad that reeks of sheer class. An line. instrumental, "E ill", is the only song The six-piece band hail from Glasgow, that sounds slightly out of context with that seemingly endless cauldron of raw the rest of the set. Played in unison of talent. They feature the sure sax and a frightening pace by Tully and Darby, and flute of Colin Tully the original it perhaps owes more to the music of guitar playing of Alan Darby, the tight- say, the Eleventh House, before coming arse drumming of Davy Roy, the subtle towards the end when it slows down and keyboard work of Stuart McKillop, the Maggie comes in with some fine scat fine singing of Maggie Reilly and the singing, taking it back into the Cado brilliance of bass player Gavin Hodgson.