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Color barriers nonexistent In• city sclwols By Carl Flowe ... because the community was kept in "Before the change," Todd said, "our The Carbondale Plan hasn't been and formed about it. library was in a closet. " unreservedly accepted by the com- The Carbondale Advisory Committee mWlity . _ John Russell 1\1 r-l; . Swindell , principal of Brush Daily Egyptian Staff Writer and the elementary school board. co Some residents moved out of the designers of the plan. made sure the School for 15 years. said the teachers district rather than have their children " There's no color barrier on the community knew of the plans for in benefitted from the move to integration bused to integrated schools outside their playground. " tegration and were involved in the in becaUse they'll!\! working with children neighborhoods. The Carbondale Plan for school in tegration decision. Jacober said. from ~l socio-economic backgrounds. Todd said he felt the persons who tegration has been extremely successful The principals stressed tha t the in Integration hAs presented a new moved away helped the district to move so far. according to E verett Todd, tegration move did more than break the challe nge to the \teachers . she said . more easil y into integration . He said principal of Springmore Sc hool for the color barriers of the classroom . Th ~)· because they are.Jnow involved with a those who moved were the persons who past eight years. said teachers , as well as s tudents, number of different stud ents who would have caused prtlble ms [or in Under the Carbondale Plan, initiated benefitted from integrated classrooms. present a number of different problems. tegration. in 1969, some students in the elementary Class sizes fell after the change in Integration a nd busing in the Team- t eac~ng also was instituted in school district were bused away from 1969. as the number of students in each elementary schools may be the reason their neighborhood schools and into building evened out with the initiation of the district ~ a result of the in tegration Carbondale has not developed a unit schools in different parts of the district. busing. move, Jacober said. He said teachers of school district. Drake said. The plan also di vided the schools jpto Drake. Winkler School principal for the same grade levels now confer with Boundary lines for the di s trict's primary, intermediate and junior fiigh eight years, said the smaller class sizes others in the same building . Before the busing routes have presented a problem school buildings. enabled teachers to give more individual change there was only one teacher for in themselves for the district schools. Mary Swindell, Larry Drake and attention to students. There are also each grade in most buildings. he said. " The administration of busing is a Larry Jacober-principals of Car rooms available in the buildings now for It is also easier for the schools to kind of headache," Drake said. But he bondale elementary schools in 1969 who teachers to work with students who have receive government funding because of pointed out that it is a headache for are still principals today-echoed reading and other learning disability the reorganization of the district, Drake every district where students are bused. Todd's feehn(! on the plan. problems, he said. said. He said with black students in Todd said the problem with busing Jacober, prmcipal of Parrish School in The elementary schools. wi th the schools throughout the district, federal comes from r.Arents, not students. Some 1969 and currently the principal of change from kindergarten through funding can be obtained for supplies and parents don t like the idea of having Lincoln Junior High School, said the third, and fourth through sixth grades, materials that was not available for all (contir Tim Flannigan. the SlU handicapped Thursday, authorities refused to test student who wrote letters to Rep. Nor him. bert Springer ...... 'OiIIt !liIMtIIMft,r.... ~ lfJIPJ SIU group loses share of city's windfall J The SIU Foundation. a ll ocated $25.000 enroll ment by providing more scholar The Carbondale Foundation for a Bet The Women 's Center receives county Monday night by the Car bondale Ci ty ships a nd e ncourag ing wom e n . ter Environment (CFBE I. the local tax money and therefore was told that Council. learned Thursday nig ht tha t minorities a nd disabled persons to ex council of Girl Scouts and the Women's it could not receive any of the money. federal regula tions made it ineligible to pand in to more fie lds . Center a sked the council for a part of The council debate over the final a llocations centered around deciding receive the money. Curt Si mic. who requested the money the profits but we re turned down 'The CO~ci l met Thursday to fi nalize be-'ause they did not qualify . how much to give Green Earth, Inc .. a for the Foundation Monday . was out of corporation recently formed to own a1locatio it made Monday of windfall town Friday and unavail able for com Federa l regula tions stipulate that the profits th city will receive from ment. profits cannot go to the city , tax land throughout the city and preserve it refinancing $8 million wa ter and sewer supported institutions. another govern in a natural state. bonds. More than S2OO.000 in profi ts will Finalized allocations approved Thur mental body or organization funded by After defeating a number of motions come from the deal. sday give $100.000 to Green Earth. Inc .. the city. specifying different ratios for the City Attorney John Womick told the $100 .000 to the Jackson County YMCA The CFBE was turned down beca use allocation , the counc il finally council that the SIU Foundation could and $15.326 to the local Boy Scouts. (If a section in its by-laws says the unanimously approved a motion by not recievl! the money because SI U is a Whe n th e council m a de the group will help enforce city ordinances. Helen Westberg. tax-supported institution a nd therefore a llocations Monday. it was believed The Gi rl Scouts groups did not qua lify Councilmen Archie J ones and Hans not eltgible to recieve part of the wi nd that the profits totaled about $228.000. bec'luse it is governed by Indiana law. Fischer were against giving a major fall profits. Thursday nig ht. Womick informed the Wom ick said he could no t approve the share of the profits to the group. West The SIU Foundation had planned to council that the actual fi gure was group because he was unacquainted berg, Mayor Neal Eckert and Coun· use the money to boost Ca rbonda le $21 5.326. wi th Indiana law. cilman Clark Vi neyard were ror it. Firm may end work on unit in mid-July Work on the fi ve-story housing com plex fo r the elderl)' on Old West Ma in . Carbonda le, is moving " kind of slow" but is expected to be compl eted by mid J ul y , says Reid Troutman, execut ive di rector . J a ckson Coun ty Housing AuthOri ty. Buckley Construction Co . of r E:"l1 ton. Mo. is (.' unI1'3 ctol" for the project. Trout man said represe,uatives of Bu c kl e~ ' havt' lold the housing a Ulhroit y that work has been delayed by a n lIl abilll y l u gel construction suppli es, la bor disputt."S a nd other problems. " No w, he is being hi ndered somewhat by the truck drivers' strike." Troutman said . When orig inall y co ntrac ted the Five-story complex for elde rly at Old Main building wa s scheduled to be completed on Oclober 29, 1973. " We, as .the Housing Authroity ," 'Hired by government' Trout ma n said , " feel tha t when the con tractor had the opportunity to work. he didn'l pursue it with enough-people. " SIU team to help mnp energy plan Tro ut m a n said that aJthough the work delays are COS I ing Buckley more money, t he authority has a firm con By Diane Miria lko The SIU econom ists will spend the The four have been " hired by the tract hold the cost to taxpayers a t Daily Egyptian StafT Write r summer in Washington studying .. the gove rnment " for the summer . but SI . 417 .475. issues invo lved in formula ting a policy Rllsseli said he plans 10 Slay on in The slugg ish construc t ion is , Four members of the SIU Depa rt· fo r nationa l ene rgy self-sufficiency:' Washington fill' a year 10 (.' ontin ue the howe ver . d e laying the ho using ment of Economics have been invi ted to Bolli said . p:"'.)ject. authority in renting the units to the Washington. D.C. to he lp the House of Their analysis may show. Russell elde rl y. Troutman noted tha t money Representatives map out a na tional said . th a t " perhaps to ta l ·se lf· The government-funded project wi ll received fro m re nt could have been strategy to co~ with the energy crisis. sufficiency is not a n a ppropri ate goal. accrue benefits to the University, Bohi used fo r paying off bonds urigina ll y sold Milto n RuS!;e ll . p rofessor of " It may be possible . b ut not said. The experience and material 10 fi nance the project. economics, and Douglas Bohi. associate palatable." he added. gathered wi ll L'Ontribute to a new The contract wi th Buckl e,,· call s for professor of economics. will head the To become nationally self·sufficient , course pla nned for fall semester . The about $3 .750 per month in 'li4uidating SI U team. Nancy Snyder , a n economics Russell said . the U.S. standa rd of li ving course, Economics 300. will be called damages which IS ·'a b()ut what we' graduate fellow. and Terri Ba rtlell . and rate of energy consumption may Ene rgy Economics : Resources, En would take in for rent." Tl'Out lnan said. re search assistant , round out the qua r have to be cut to a level unacceptable to \'ironment a nd Hu man Needs. It will The five-story struc tuN' will ha\·e 100 tet. consumers. conside r th e inte r act ion between housing units a nd a community room The four will investigate "the im The Impact of a policy of national technology . economics a nd politics . when fin ished. plica tions of the rising energy crisis on ene rgy self-sufficiency would extend the in te rna tiona l scene , in under out side the U.S .. Russell explain ed. developed countries and on the poor ," There would be Im plications for foreig n Russell said . policy that must be a na lyzed. he sa id . School.., (It'oid color IJarrier They wi ll cary out the ir study a t the Wh ile in Washingt on , Russell , Bohi. (Cm tirlJed fran Page 1) invitation of a n ad hoc energy subcom Ms. Snyder and Ms . Bartlell will con children started to play together from mittee of the House Ba nking a nd duct hearings for the ad hoc subcom " eir children bused to a school outside the first day the schools were integrated. Currenc y Co mmittee. The subcommit· mittee and prepare published testimonv of their neighborhood. tee is cha ired by Rep. Thomas M . At first, there was a bit of ap as par t of a background monograph the " But most of the kids enjoy the bus Reese of Ca lifornia. prehension among tbe children, Mrs. gro ~ p is preparing . ride," he said. Some students who live Swindell said, but it didn't take long for just within the boundary busing line and them to get to know one another. ioa ve to walk to scbool would probably Gil III1WII rob Allo Pas ...; IKIII A· rather ride the bus. he said. Academically, she said, the students are moving up because they are Jackson County Sheriffs police per· Sheriff J ohn Hoffman said. " We have Jacober said complaints have be en stimulated by bomogenous classrooms. sonnel and Sta te Police were searching the car in c ustody and the subjects are made about the artificial boundary lines Friday in the Lake Chautauqua area for on foot in the area ." iliat determine whether or not students Drake said the short-term effects of two bank robbers who took about ./ will be bused out of their neighborboods. the Carbondale Plan are being seen now. $20.000 from the Farmer's State Bank The robbers were described as male He said the boundaries are needed to He said the effects of integration would in Alto Pass. Negroes a bOut 20 years old . maintain the racial balance in the seem to be favorable if the cbildren are schools, and mus t adjust to the able to get along in junior bigh. Law enforcement officers were sear· populatioo changes of the city, even if ching in an area between Carbondale Sbosbooe plays recorded wolf calls people don't want them to change. Junior high princiJ181 Jacober said he and Murphysboro after rtnding the eet sees students comlDg into tbe scbool away car Friday afternoon. WASHINGTON (AP I - If you hea r a Tbe changes in boundaries cause with a better understanding of one wolf call in the Shoshone National people to be suspiCious of the busing anotber. He said the students have The stolen money was recovered with Forest east of Yellowstone National program, Drake said. Busing also cuts worked together to develop a scbool the car. . Park in Wyoming. you may just be down on extra-eunicular activities of identity. tuning in on a tape recording intended the students, Mrs. Swindell said. Bank V(ce PreSi dent Norman 1.0 flush any real wolves out of the The students worl< and play loIetber Heckler, '!'t'd the robbers entered the woods. The princii>aIs agreed, bowever, that and are able to work out their prOblema bank at aliout 1:20 p.m . " with a gun, problems with the cbildren themselves together, be said. locked our teller in the vault and took in The Fish and Wildlife Service is using have been few. the neighborhood of $20,000." this method to seek information on the Todd said integration has been a good " We have an insifDi!icant amOtlDt 01 Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf, once experience for the students because it racial problems,' he said. " Tbe The bank teller, Dorris Gee, was thought to be .extinct in the United enables them to learn about tbe problems we do have are ' kid' WlinjUFe To the Daily ~: In his "MorrIS Library stolen, piece by piece," student writer Bill Jarchow (who is one of the Iibtary'. student assistants) falls into the error of ~ out at the wrong culprit. He'd have been more "on target" to have direct~ his fire at the mis· users of the library -those who mutilate and steal. The administration· and staff are not oblivious of the problems; and money has been provided by the W1iversity to install an electronic detections system to curtail thievery. This will not completely eliminate the evil, any more than providing photocopiers aU over the building has had that effect on mutilation. The real culprit is the attitude among some that any means are justified by ends. Policing or closed stacks (which are impossible in this building) are not the answer. Jarchow's complaint about the size of the professional staff on weekends and their habit of going to lunch is captious. He should have timed his term-paper work belter. As one of our student atten dants, he should know the professional staff is reduced on Saturdays and Sundays. We are sorry about Bill 's understandable frustration ; but he ought to be careful not to shoot from the hip. F. S. RandaU Director, Morris Library Regulations allow /discretion To the Daily Egyptian : The article appearing in Tuesday 's newspaper con cerning the statements of Don Carsrud franchise Owner of the McDonald's Restaurants in Carbondale with respect to solid waste pollution, leads readers to helieve that McDonald's use of cardboard containers and other similar packaging articles is a requirement of the State Health Department. The State Health regulations regarding food ser· vice sanitation states that, "all food, while heing stored, prepared, displayed, served, or sold in food service establishments, or transported shall be protected against contamination . " In the particular instance of fast-food service chain re.stauranu. the U8e of non ... bsorbent paper to wrap Editorial the sandwiches or contain the french Cri es etc .. is ac ceptable. However. it is not a requirement of the health department to use boxes, lids or straws. The methods of dispensing food are usually left to the Where are the doomsayers? discretion of the establishment, provided health stan· dards are met. It is time for Americans to lake stock of their pur known . World food reserves are the lowest they have poses and to look around themselves. Americans ever been. And there seems to be no hope of reducing have a tendency to see the United States as the the runaway population explosion in the under center of the universe . If the U .S. is pros developed countries. Yet Americans do not seem to , .James Buitt perous, "times are good." Yet in the last few be able to ·'take the hint.·' Director of Environmental Health weeks a hint of disaster has been spilled in the news Where are the housewives, who spend thousands of O>erie Brown and Linda Staton columns and on television . dollars a year on reducing diets. and who become Sanitarians The third-world countries are faced with the most violently indignant over the showing of pornographic Jackson County Health Department disastrous bout of famme they may have ever films in their neighborhoods ? Evidently. blind to the real obscenities. they continue to bring children into a world. the very survival of which is threatened. And the perpetration of the potential for disaster The weird cult of JustICe goes on. Many people were outraged at the Arabs, firs! putting an embargo on their oil. then for raising its price so drastically_ By Arthur Hoppe he has clearly proved his innocence be-cause no The Arabs. by comparision, use little of their oil ; o> ... oide Features guiltly person would du such a thing. they are not sufficiently industriali zed . Ecologists The judges. howev •. are suspicious and demand say that Arabian oil may on ly last another 30 years. Herewith another chapter from that distinguished even more ev idence from him . He angrily replies But. they reassure Americans. in 30 years the U.S. anthropological· work, "Strange N3tive Customs in that he has already given them enough evidence to will be sufficiently reliant on some other more ad Washington & Ql.her Savage Lands." This one deals prove himself guilty. vanced form of energy. What kind of reassurance is with their "Weird Cult of (Justice. " This willingness to cooperate on his part definitely that against the rage of a country that in 30 years + + + shows that if there wt=. e further evidence to prove his may be industrialized enough to take advantage of The primitive system of justice practiced by these guilt, he would gladly give it to them. The fa ct that its oil. but that will have none ? What will be the con backward savages depends initially on a large group he won 't give them any more clearly indicates, then. sequences when that country realized the trick it has of natives known as "The Diggers." The Diggers that there isn't any more to give. been played and returns to the road to poverty? constantly scurry about asking questions, mostly of Therefore, all the evidence he has remaining only But the whisper of doom is not confined to Lbe each other, in order to allain a high mystic state prpves his iMocence. And if he turned that over to future or to starving peoples far far away. however known as being "WeII·Informed." them, it would obviously confuse the issue. For after much it may one day affect the U.S. Much more OccasiooaIly, however, they accidentally stumpJe all, he says he is absolutely iMocenl. ·'dangerous" than people near death by starvation, 00 evidence of a crime. When this occurs, they prpm· The judges are thus forced to rely on the testimony may be people alive and "only" hungry. Where is the ptIy indict, try and convict the accused, who d"'l" his of his former associates. But as they have been con· peoples· outrage over the mal-nourished black utmost to lie his way out of it. victed of telling the truth, they have been discredited children in the inner cities? What has happened to Once found guilty, however, the accused is granted in the eyes of their fellow natives and are rarely the concenl- By MarioD W. Mitchell killed on the same day at Fort Donelson. Others died Rev. Lane led those congregated in prayer. General (Ninth in a series) of measles outside Memphis. Some perished of Logan then gave a talk about which little is known wounds .well after the batUe in which they were except what was apparenUy his central idea. James Within a month and a half after Ft. Donelson. the received was long since won or lost. Andersonville Green, the Woodlawn Cemetary Sexton and cousin of IBth ~egiment found itself deep in Tennessee near a Pri$On took its share. But in April, 1866, these General Logan, recorded the following lines from smal log church called "Shiloh". On that terrible things were but memories. Logan's speech : first y (April 6. 11162), Brush was twice wounded. On a sunny April Sunday, Ambrose Crowell, The I11th managed to maintain itself as a cohesive Russell Winchester and Jonathan Wiseman came to "Every man's life belongs to his country, and unit-which not every regiment in that battle could the Crab Orchard Christian Chruch for Sunday ser· no man has a right to refuse when his country boast-and carry on reasonably well. Every Union vices. While sitting and talking, their eyes were calls for it. " outfit that took part in that day's battle was badly drawn to the activities of a small family in the ad· mauled, and the 18th· was no exception. It was to see jacent cemelary. The faCJlily , a young woman with little more serious action until the next year when it two children, was cleaning and decorating the grave was involved in Grant's Vicksburg campaign. of a young man with whom the veterans had served When the ceremonies were over I everyone went to During the battles at Raymond and Champion's during the war. This truck the men as an excellent Brush's Grove on Wesi Walnut Street where the Hill . Mississippi. it was Logan racing up and down idea, and the next day Crowell and Winchester went Dillinger Brothers had provided barbecued pork and the line in front of his 31st roaring " remember the to Carbondale to see if any community support could John Borgher the fresh bread for a feast. Barrels of blood of your mammies ! Give 'em Hell !" that saved be raised for a general day of remembrance. lemonade were on hand. The day came off with few the day. And. at Black River. the battle which left Carbondale accepted the idea with enthusiasm. hitches. The occassion obviously made a lasting im· the confederate General Pemberton no choice but to Woodlawn Cemetary on the east side of town was the pression on General Logan, for two years. later, as fall back into the cul-de·sac which was Vicksburg. it natural site for such a celebration. The last Sunday Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, he was General Lawler clad in slouch hat and in April was selected as Ihe most appropriate day. signed the now famous General Order Number 11 checkered shirt leading the charge of the 18th Plans were laid for a par~e and_ a b)g dinner. A which established May 30, 1868 as a Memorial Day, through a slough, which broke the Rebel line. The Grand Marshall (Colonel E .J . ingersoll was named. which it was hoped would be kept from "year to badly used Confederate army reeled back into and General John A. Logan agreed to be t e speaker. year" Vicksburg to await the pleasure of General Grant. On the appointed Sunday mornin..g , 219 veterans Logan's wishes came true. Within twenty years, When Grant called upon Lawler that night to offer congregated at the Methodist Chruch, on East Memorial Day was a legal holiday in twelve northern his congratulations for the day's performance. he Jackson Street. A line of march was forrI}ed and the states. Now , although we have a certain amount of found the fat Irishman from Equality still wearing parade. led by Co lonel Ingersoll and Gefleral Logan difficulty deciding exactly when it will be observed, the same shi rt and sitting with a group of his soldiers on horseback, made its way out t~ Woodlawn Memorial Day is a nation-wide day of observance. waiting fo r the coffee to boil. Cemetary. When the party arrived at ~ lawn , the And to think-it all started in Carbondale. One of the more colorful cavalry regiments of the Civil War was the 6th minois. It was made up almost A lett.er #~ ~ entirely of Southern Illinois men. The activities of the 6th Cavalry provided the stuff from which legends are made. During the latter part of April and the The chiHorobe first part of May, 1863, the 6th Cavalry, 7th Cavalry Pearl Coffey is a black woman who grew up in for a chest of drawers today, but anyway, the (an outfit composed of men of Central, South Central Chickasha, Oklahoma. She was one of eight children meaning's the same. and a smattering from Southern Illinois), and an who lived with their mother and daddy in a two·room " Momma assigned each of us a half-drawer for our Iowa outfit made a 17-day raid through the heartland house. personal things," Pearl recalls. "She even made a of the Confederacy and escaped unscathed. "Grier· "Our house sat on a slope." Pearl told me, "so that litUe partition in each drawer. Then she reminded me son 's Raid", as this exercise came to be called, was the floor slanted. Us kids would push each other that anything on my side was mine. But beyond that, I the basis for a 1960 John Wayne movie entiUed "The downhill across the room in aUf cane-bottomed was getting into other people's things. She warned me Horse Soldiers" . The majority of Carbondale and chairs." Carbondale-area men who became cavalrymen were never to bother wha t belongs to someone else unless " And our bathroom," you get permission, including members of your own in the 6th Illinois. she said, " well , it was out On a small knoll just to the east of U.S. 51 about six family ." miles south of Carbondale is a smaJl cluster of grave of this world." She saw her Everyone deserves something in life !bat's ~ very markers. One of the men buried there is young first indoor ba throom own , even if it's just a balf-drawer of a chiHorobe! U Joseph Waddington, Company M, 6th IJIinois when she was in the sixth we could imagine little partitions around wbat'. yours Cavalry. Waddington died in November, 1863. Other grade, and went with her and what's mine, we wouldn't .-.:I all the aecurlty members of the 6th Cavalry are buried in Woodlawn mother to pay their taxes locks and guards and watchdogs thatbave grown to be Cemetary in carbondale and in many other .~ ... "' ~""""Il>_ . The so iaahionable. This is called respect. The opposite is cemeteries throughout this area. . . flush toilet scared her, she recalls. -:called greed. - '. . Some Carbondale men served in the 60th IllinOIS "But us kids learned something in !bat lilUe two Volunteer Infantry, others in the 7th Illinois Cavalry. room shack that lots of youngsters miss today, " Pearl and some even were in units from other states. told me. Carbondale suffered heavily during the Civil War. Then she went on to describe their old·fashioned, The Prickett brothers, John and William , had been five-drawer chifforobe. 1 know we don't use that name R.J. lIastings is tditor 01 Th~ l!linoi. Bapti,r in Sprh"lieW SURVIVAl I I I - Jackson County ROIl1ldllp rlltllry Chamber takes on 14 members ENDS WEDNESDAY! The ere.ter <:arboodaIe OIamber cil we had a very good week," Ms . organizations have planned In additioo to the new programs, of Com....,..", has sigDed OIl J4 new Slmecipher said. displays. the pari< district will offer a day members .. a .-.It of a member " . daft really know what aU we'll camp for dlildren who have atten mip drive during the past two Bank to hoSI music feslival end up having." he said. ded kindergarten but are not yet 13 weeks, accordin to Marvin The First National Bank of years old, and Lennis inslructioo for 2:00 7:00 9:00 VanMetre, ...ecutive "i"".president. Gorham will host 8 Country Music YMC.4. slales programs all ages. SNEAK PREVI EW VanMetre said that t:fU1e the new Festival and celebration beginning 11 :00 P .M. ONLY! memberships did not ai>Proach The Jad L SHOWS OPEN 7:30 MOVI E STARTS DUSK *RIVIERA* State Rep. Ralph Dunn. left. and State Sen. Kennetl1 Buzbee RT 148 HERRIN hand their League of Women Voters' membership .checks to -NOW SHaWl NG- (,'fwd.. ; "I! f" Jean Lit. local treasurer. Looking on are carbondale League members Maryln Whisenhunt. left. and Linda McLachlan. The League voted recently to admit male members. "BLAZING SADDLES" PLUS Cambodian liaison speaks "START THE The May 1970 invasion of Cam massacre and bloody confrontations violating the Cambodian EXECUTIVE REV0l-UTION bodia by United Stales troops, between st ud ents and police in soveriegnity since 1965. WITHOUT ME' which prompted the Kent Stale college towns throughout the U.S., He said there are currently 25,000 Mmllll was welcomed by the people of North Vietnamese troops in Cam Cambodia. the Cambodian am bodia, in direct violation of the 1973 ~.... COLOR ® bassador to the U.S. said Friday af Paris peace agreement. Peace can -PLUS- -AND- ternoon. only be obtained in Cambodia, he "THE GETAWAY" \ LAST SUMMER' said, if both the North and South PG~~~--~~ __-L------______-, R Speaking to about :ll persons in Viet namese governments live up to Activity Room B of the Student Cen the cond itions of the Paris ter, ambassador Urn Sim said agreement. North Vietnam forced the U.S. to The resignation of President Lon move into Cambodia. He said U.S. ~s entered the country to reg-aiii ~1'.£~1:~e.!.~~ \ will 'control cl supply bases and to torn natioo, the ambassador said. derend the Cambodian people Sim said Cambodia is working to against the attacks of North Viet become a self-sufficient nation. But namese troops. this cannot be dooe, he salO, without .~II.11 first receiving "assistance from our Sim said the U.S. has never friends," specifically the U.S. violated the sovereignity of Cam The Office af Ir.!Qrnational bodia. The North Vietnamese, he Education sponsored Sim's visit to said, have been continuously SIU. ' TH~ LOGAN HOUSE THE LOGAN HOUSE THE WHOLE MONTH OF MAY SUNDAY . . . MONDAY & TUESDAY Come in andOPE"'''' register tor free prizes to 'be given awa on the last ARE days of our drawing. Drawings to be held on Saturc. JY. June 1. 1974 and Saturday. Ju'ne 8. 1974. Notl1lng to buy; no purchase Beef Of Baron" Nights required ; you don't even have to be present to win! Simply register each time you're in the store. 5: 00---9: 00 (Musl be 18 yrs. old or over to be eligib1i!.l AI"",,,; Da,· SATURDAY JUNE. - Final Drawfng Sf)1 SOl" rda \" Alumni Day will kick off at II a.m. 6:00 p.rn. Saturday with registration in the Student Center. Between 250 and 350 alumni are expected to be on 11.1 • 1 UNIROYAL CARRYALL BAG campus during Saturday's ac II) tivities. j :'" Choice Standing Texas Beef . . . HEDDON ULTRA LITE ROD & REEL SET Board of Trustees Chainnan Ivan EllIot spoke to the Alumni ~ . Cooked to a perfect juicy ~enter i r THERMAS 4S QT. ICE CHEST MODEL nSl Association Board of Directors its.natural juices and carved at your 8 1 SIX TRAY TACKLE BOX Friday at the Ramada Inn. Z table. » Elliot explained recent Board of 1 lWELVE FOOT FIBRELITE .::ANOE Trustee ~licy and discussed ._ Of Baron" Spedalln IZ 1 SPALDI NG. SMASHER TENNIS RACKET possible lmprC?vements in ad· ministrative -' lines of' com ~ Iudes our new Salad. - :z: m...ucation. ~ oiee . of Potalo and Hot o Alumni OffICe staff member Jay W memade Bread. C 1Qne said Elliot was "as1tin8 alumni I Plus en their support. but they have to ~ I complimentary glass or m what's &oing on first." - 'ne with' each "Boer Of Xi said the $1.000 Great Teacl>er "aI! 3 _ted by the alumni each year will be awarded during a ~:;: t:t.:~y in the And . . . SECONDS ARE ==Four alumni will also be "ON THE HOUSE" r_ =t,~e:r.=~'1.:.~he'!."~e~ Z A .... ~Z r~~~1Fi Dally E8\IPIIM. June •• 197., lV~ Sunday~~lune 18 29-Y ()u~ 29-Flrst Bapt ist QlUrd'l MoMIiJIg at Heart Z9-Sister Lucy Tedrick 8-Nova Ic) ~l t"f' umlts JO-Jlmmy Sv.·ap,ga rt lG-Revival Fires (C) ll-Buck Ov.'ef'lS .: 9 :00 · 11 :30 2:00 Z9-Star Trek Ie ) Closeup.. U--OIristopher 2- Pt"f'C'epUOI I :c: I J.--Old Tlm(' GaspE"! Huur ~ c I &-Great Sports Legends JO-Roller Game of the Week 5:20 l-Osmond B~!~rs Ie) ,-¥aith of Our Fathers ll-Olarlie Olan 7:00 .&-Newsm akers Ie I 6:30 5-11U5 Is The uft' 29-Sunday Cinema 8-Performance. " The Brahms 29-Akron Baptist Templ{' 5.6-Meet' the Press Horn Trio" ~ :B-Day of Discovery lO-uUIf' Rascals 12-Thls is (he ufe tc I 2:30 ll-Wilborn Brothers Ie) 9 : 15 11 :45 <--<:BS Sports Spectacular 7:30 ~:':uman l~ ~ens, on 2-Messaj.!t..' of th(' Rabbi I C' I lO--Sunshine Gospel Singers 6-Vlrgi l Ward Championship Z.3-ABC Sunday Night Movie J-1be Story Ie ~ 6--Charllt' Ham Ilton and Smtih Fishing t .IZ-Mannix 'Ibree ",c i 1(' 1 5.6-Mystery Movie IC I. Dennis ...... c..ma-. Brothers Afte.. :B-Kathryn Ku~';"~ s--GospeI Singing JUbllet> I C I 9: 30 Weaver stars at " McCloud" 6-This is Lhe Life (c I 2-Osmond Brolh('f' l- Il' I >-Cardinal Baseball 8-Who's Afraid of Opera II-Reverend Cj~uS Robinson f-The Olureh Is You IC) U:" ll-Simon's Song >-Go z-Dimensiona 6-LPGA Dese~:~n Classic ZS-Movie z-Oavey and Goliath 8:00 ~H erald of Truth 1 (' t ~~~u m of the Pelican tc I JO..-....GoOO News Ie ) J-Oay of Discovery Ie I ll-Kalhr\' n Kuhlman 3: 30 8-Maslerpiece Theatrf' Ic I. "The 4---Lamp Unto My FE"l"t I ( 'j 12-1...00k LIp and LJ\ t· 5-Black Experience &-NBC ReligiOUS Program Fruits c:I Love" A sudden fina ncial 5-Lester Family Ie I :m-Great Western 11w.atre ;-~; ;:~yne Theatre ll-Tanan Theatre crisis threatens the BeHamvs and thei r staff. but Julius Karek.in . '--Gospel Singing Jubllet' Ie I 10:00 a-Jimmy Oean Slow (c ) JO-Emest Ang~?O:0ur Ici II-Oral Robt'f"ts Elizabeth's lover, comes to the lZ-Herald uf Truth !:E~~ ~ ~J~~~S I~;) »-He-e Comiz~8r'de5 5-Lassle rescue . • 7:45 5-Wally's Workshop %.)-Issues and Answers (c 1 6-File Six 8:30 Z-Sacred Hrart 4-Barnaby Jones Ic I 6--Chrastopher's Close Up 1«: ' 4-Plimpton ' Man on the FlYing 29-Twelve O ' C~~~ High 8:00 :l)-NFL 6tam§i:oGhips Z-Panern for LIVing ~~~:! ~;~: Trapeze Ic l 4-Tom Brown's School Days l-James Robinson t (' I 29-Untamed World ~~/~f:C )ward 's Championship 5--Search fOf' the Nile 5--Jonathan Winters 4-Look Up and La\'(, (.,' 10:30 6--CoIoniai Naturalist Ic l e:-V-i.(g il Ward Champions h ip K-Firing une lei '~Amef"lca SmItS I (' I II-Thriller II-Rex Humbard Z. ~Mak f' a Wish l e i 29-Thy Kif1gonm Come ~~rs with Art Reid te) a-Million [)ollar Movit.' lZ-Bally's Comt"ts 4-Heads Up Ie I I:. lI--OliDer Theatre JO---NFL Action '74 ZS-Gospel MUSIC Tram I (' I ~ol y Land z-Expression (c) \ 5:00 9:30 »-Internatlonal VOlt't' (If VIOlin' 6--Ctlildren 's Gospel Hour l-This is the Life (c I 3-Wally' s Workshop Z-Police Surgeon Ic ) lei - (c ) ~~:~~n~~n~t F~It> ~~ Spano s Spectacular (c I 4.12-Sxty Minutes (C I J-Wild Kingdoo 8:30 --.; ut 6-M"'ltage 4-Protectors (e) Z--Cathollc Ma.",s 11 :00 a-Telecast ' ~ Miracles ~ Lion and Androcles A comic S-Sunday Special J....-Oral Reberts I (' I 2.~KJd Power Ic) »_·QuIst is the Answer (c ) by J ohn Eaton retelling a 6-Fe!ony Squad 4--Sunda\' Mltrnlnj.! I t ' l ...... Face The Nalion Ic) 1: 15 G eek fablt> With a cast of 7S fourth L2-Bobby Goldsboro &'low I e I S-Insighitt.' t S-Meet the Press S,6--Cardm.a1 Baseball graders and their pets. JO-Millioo Dollar Movie 6-Paducah l.)("\'II(lIIn 6--Accent 1:30 II-Lancer 10:00 II-Da\' ur 1>1S('U\' I'f\ II-Olampionship Wresthng 3--Sunday Afternoon Mati nee p r Sur 2,1.4.5.6.12-News Ie) IZ-Am.al. lflj.! (11'111 . 12-Fare th t> :-":allon ...... cBS Tennis ClaSS IC 29- 0 Ice gr:30 ' 8-The Movies .;;;.....;.;;,;.;,;;;;;,;.;:;..;.,;;;;;;...-----.....;:;:.,.,;.;;;;,;..:.:.;;,...;.;;;;;.;;;;...------...;....;.--;....,...;.;;;...----..., Z-Hogan·s Heros ,,-Soapbox 10:15 This Week~s Movies ;,-~~~cOtN'.::~lonsh I PGames 3--Sunday Late Movie 29-Mission Impossiblt" 10:30 Monday Friday saloon in the Gltf;~nef. l es . ( 1933 1 2-1lle Avengers 8:00 8:00 Evening 4.lZ-Best o[ CBS •• 12-The Looking·g lass War . JO-The Invisible Man's Revenge, 5-Escape Theatre z.J-The Magus. Anthony Qpinn . Jon Ha ll . Gale Sondergaard. Young Starring Chris topher Jones . 6-Weekend at the MOVies Michael Caine star. On a Greek man made invisible by scientist , 6 :00 Security chief whose fondest (C 1 12-The Virginian Island, a sophisticated mystic plays kills scientist so he mav become 2-Wtld World of AIlImals psychological games with a fragile memories are of the dangerous days 3-L...assle 29-Movie c:I World War 11 . Discovering that visible again. . 11 :00 young girl and an intellectua l 10:30 4.5.6-News Englishman. (l9QI) the Russians are secreting a rocket . II -Phone Power ••12-The Flim·Flam Man, With K-Zoom ( ' I 3O-The Wedding NIght. Gar)' he decides to send a wild young II-That Good Ole NashV ille MUSIC 11 :30 Poli sh defector, to investigate. George C. Scott a nd Michael 2-MoVleilme Cooper. Anna Sten. Girl about lu Sarrazin. Starv of a con man and his 12-TV Forum Ic ) marry boy cJ her father 's choice 6-The Groundstar Cuns piracy. :»-TIlt> Rlneman 12 :25 Starring George Pt.·ppard .and protege. a YOun~ Ar my deserter, S-Black Experien('t" meets novt"list searching fo r his lust 11967) 6 :30 inspiralim. 11935 ) Mld13t.-I Sarrazin, Ie) 1 : 23 10:55 2.3-Tht' FBI II-MunK'l.'O . Gar~' Cooper. Marlene ~12-Appl t"s Way Ic ) -I--TIlt· P(oopl t> Speak ~ Died • 'Ibouaand Time.. Story n.e.day Diet,.jch. Adolphe MenJou s .... ,.. S.S-World of Disney (c). "For the 1:30 Romance and drama in the Foreign of Roy Earle's reign or It"r ror as z.-Directions 8: " America '!\ most hunted (·rlmlna!. Love or Willadean" Pl 2. lI-The Racke« . Robert Mitchum , Legion as a lovl.-Iy woman d100S(,'S Youngslt'rs learn a lesson i n 2:00 bet wet.>n a man of wealth and means J ack Palance. Shelley WlIllers , l...et> Uzabeth Scott. Robert Ryan s tar. MarvlO star. hones t .., from a lovable old and a Legionnaire who offers her vagaoond, Ed Wynn . Billy Mumy, 3:08 When racketeer has political can 6-Sha klest Gun In the West. onJ\' love, ( 1930 ) Michael McGret'vt.'y star. 4-Bljou Picture Show didate "stool pigeon " killed . he IS SlarTing Don K.~ne .. ' double crossed by his own men. ~P l a n et of Blood. Basil Rath· bone. John Saxon. Scientific team 11 :30 (1951) 2-TnaL Glenn Ford, Arthur Ken 38-Close to My Heart. Rav launches rescue shiP in effort to find ex tra-terrestrial sur\,lvors. ( 1966 ) nedy Slar. Young Mexican bo~ ' s ' Milland, Gene Tierney. Olildles's murder trial mushrooms from local couple adopt baby of unrepentant 9:00 K-Bird of Paradise. Starnng Joel miscarriage of jus: :ce mto a scan· killer and prove environment more dal of national interest. (19551 important than heredily. 119511 McCrea. Dolores del RIO . and John , Halliday, Sunday 10:30 Wednesday .fI .12-The HouS(.' that Screamed, 7:30 7:30 Wuh Lilli Palmer. At a .semi' 2.3-Five Branded Women. Vt.'ra 2.3-Pioneer Woman. Joanna Pet· rorrectional ~ lrl S boardlOg school m Miles. Van Heflin star. Five tet . David Janssen star. Tht> hard· the south of FranC(> . tht> students Yugoslavian girls. who haw their ships of a family homesleading 10 have their mlOds on nothlO~ but hair shorn off by partisans for the Wyoming Territory in 1867, are escape from the rigid headmistress having relall ons with Nazi brought into focus through the eyes and her yound pt"l"p mg-tom son. Sergeant, prove themselves worthy d a wift" and mcther. When her ( 19731 to fight wi th und e.-ground. 11960 1 ~SALE- husband is killed and the decision to 11;30 II-Equinox. Edward Conne! . Bar· FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1914 AND SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1914 remain on the fronu« is hers to II-Dragoon Wt>lIs Mass3n('. bara Ht"'A'itt star. Four teenagers in make, Barry Sullivan. Ot.'flOlS O· Kt"efe . search of a mysteriously misslOg 8:00 Katy Jurado West. 1860 : Law- archaoologlSi encounter- an odd cave ~Married and Single. A trio of breakers, renegades : and a small dweller who gives them a looo.year mrnedies, Lily Brenda Vacc&ro as group of fastshooting lawmen are old book ronla tnmg for mulas and attractive secretary in Deputv caught in a stockade . with an on. facts 0( deVil worship. 1 1~ ) Mayor's dIke; 9lakespeare LoveS coming massacr(> by howling Z9-lnvisi ble Ag~.30t. Jon Hall stars. Rembrandt. s.rt Convy and Jo An Apacltes. (1957 ) -S 50%alt ovr enllre sloc:il. of Pflug as couple who create greeting lI-Big House. USA. Broderick lI-The Virgin Q.K>en . Bette DaVIS. raincoats, ~ , ,ackels canis. Patsy. Pat Cooper as a Crawford. Ralph Meeker. FBI Ricltard Todd star. Tal. o[ tlilh Ceo· restauranl.eUr with problems. aUed to investigate JUdnapping of tury Engfand and quest for t-x - .....stop Train :M9. Jose F ... r.... young boy [rom camp. t l.955 ) pedition to N.... World . It955 ' Sean FlyM. American army train 10: 00 BOing (rom s.rlin into West wne Saturday S-The Milkman. Donald O·Connor . has an East German stowaway 7:30 Jimmy Durante and Piper Laune -'-rd who is being hunted by ~Trouble Comes to Town. Lioyd star. The playboy son of a wealthy ans. CJ!lMi Bridges. Pat Hingle star. A black milk-company owner goes to work 30% off our ent i ~ STOCk of penIs. I:. youth from Olic.ago arrives in a for a rival milk firm and falls in Short$. ~ i rts , blOl..lSeS. pantSUits .. , 1:The Dancing Mast ...s . ...~ small southern town expectingr lie love with the boss ·s daughter. tJ9511 _lIMdystar. Oomieowner of the whi1 •. ~.,.;rr t" k",,!, a lOO&.ume 10:30 "Atqhur Hurry SdlooJ oJ Dancing" prorntse oJ ··adopltng·· him . a 4.lZ-Zorba the Greek. With An· t.Oip.. involved in a stroag-arm situariR'a that threatms to bkJw the thony Q,ai.nn and Alan Bates, British ~ policy. OM3) lid off the mmmunity'S racial writer and a G~ opportunist on --...J 'I1IIInday tranquility. 8:" ~~ (I=~s with an aging 5,6-IIow to &Icceed in >-The Desperate Ones. Polish 20% 8:. 'Busi.... off OUt" entire stadt Of ~_~oJ_.~~_· . Without Rully Trying. Robert _hers attempt an escape into dresses, laps. irvwelry e .....:IIIarriIIII ·.. &....n. __ None. Micbele Lee and Rud~ Afghanisun during World War II. lib 'h,ylar. All« _ -... V.ue. star. Man dim.. to .top oJ Maximillian ScIteII. Theodore Bike! 1Itl• • ~bioIGry""""" ... ecutne J.dder by .,..l1li_ guile. star. ~ ~~ ~ L"f!*~ ~.~ .....The G... oJ Fort ""'ticoIII. S-The Outsider. Soarring DarTin - - - .... -- AudIi Murphy. KathryD Gr... t . McGavin and ~l; Knight. - . ,.. "":'- peI'tJ ~ .... UDtiI· =:"-..!.ttie!=.~ z-..&ogin' in the Rain. Debbi. ~~~- ...... Tw.oJ.. _ .G.-G...... :. ~ .ad GeM Kelly star IIIIiIrt lIpa. I't"'-Ir. aaiJJiauire U-a.. Done Him W...... Mae lliisieal-anedy.... in Hollywood .... - ~ ...,. _ .... CUy Gr&at ~ . l1uod em mrriog the he POlISH S.USAGI .• 51" j(i~iiA;i " .. ~". ~ . 51" _national ... the meat people ~'';. .-' 'j ."...... 6 .... 51 00 ~. ~e~ TOMATO PAm , ••• --- ~) SPAGHEni SAUCE '~~:. 8ge &D iARTLETT PElIS 2 :::. 7ge fii\ P~:::a;:ms 1lb . 49c ~ Ch •••• Carton .~m~ gg iOTi.. ;;ii' .. " 89< " .... --",. ~ • • !j ud.'i~ ElI?,::I pii "SH(lU~ ::: 4ge 00 lunLO-ULDIESSIIiG3 :.;:' .1 F-;G ; I~ ! fRoz'EN;IFFlu2 ~:;: 88e 9 lun MAYOIIIIAISE '::. 51° ~,' ',,/ ... n -,~ . , '"'~ ' ;';', ' 51 IGlIWlI' SWISS CHEESE 49 IIAn SANDWICH SPlW '::. 6ge ':;., 4ge ':19' '': &9' ':"- 59' tburcb corner R KIN R Pike to present RESTAURANT THE HOME OF THE WHOPPER R annual lecture 901 W. MAlN i ~E, IL James E . Pike, C.S., OIicago, will deliver the aDQIIAl Ouistian Science HAVE IT YOUR WAY lecture at a p.rIi. JIUle 18 at the First 0Iurcb at Olhst Scientist, 1119 W~, ~~~~ and 9line" and ~ mncem Ouistian Science practice. Pike earned his B.A .•Degree from DePauw University. He has done graduate work in France, the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago and at Northwestern University. He was decorated with the Bronze Star medal for gallantry in action during his military service with the U.s. Armed Forces. Prior to entering the public prac· tice ci Christian Science in 1956, Pike worked as administrative assistant to the president of Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. • 'The lecture is free and guests are welcome. P!pe organ fund dr;"e set ~ Naomi Patheal, Olurdl Trustee. First Otristian Oturch, carbondale. C hildren'. bible school set fried ClWktle has announced that congregation members are attempting to raise Vacation Bible School for childr-en • •000 for renovation of the sanc from age three through s ixth ' ~' tuary pipe organ. graders will be held 9 to 11 :30 a.m. J Wle 17 through 26 at Lakeland Bap Congregation members have been tist OtuJ"Ch , R.R. 3. Carbondale. asked to contribute La the fund by of J a mes May will direct the school fering services and items to other under the theme " Learning About c hurch mem bers and giving Jesus ... 1~1 proceeds to the pipe ocgan fund . 1be dlildren enrolled will present ~\(fIItu,k~ The renovation proposal being an hour program on the final \.lritd eki'~<~ finaJized win replace the organ's t'Vening. present pneumatic wind chests with 15 pc Bucket new ones which provide for direct C lasse. plan pizza party electric action. The fifth and sixth-grade class of Only 5.49 It will be the first time the 70- the First Christian Churdl . Carbon year-old instrument has been en dale. has pla nned a bowling and Tak. along tirely electrified and should accor- pizza party for 3 :45 p.m . Monday. They will meet at the church , on. on your ~~~o ~h:~~s~~e:n~a~o~~ bring $1 for expenses and wi ll reliable. 155 diffw:uh to maintain . return to the church at about 6:30 n.xt picnic and more easily preserved." p .m . Check into ••••• A Complete Mobile Home Courtl! Whether you need a mobiie home a space, or a mobile h om" for a space, or a space for a mobile home Malibu has Malibu it all. obile Homes R.ntal mobil. hom•• ar,.-10 x 50, 12 x 50, 12 x 52, F.irpoin. 3 Month.Fr•• - I. R.nt at Malibu 2 x 60, and 12 x 64. Pric. per month .tart. as .ondill ViII .. wi.h the 5th AY.nue purcha•• of a Sheridan 0....'c Mil...... South mobi.. h ...... 51 M ....." .... ~. 457-8383 or IO' uP ~ DoIiYOfIY 5orYico Fall 457-.5312 ...... -...~ . .~. . -...... _ ... ..::...... -...... Leasure opposes new post By Gary Houy stituencies than the board of oombining eX bicycle and traffic Dally EgypdaD S&aIf Wri .... trust .... has been. registration funds " for the possible Jon Booker. dlairman of the ad use for bicycle iciJ-~ as well as Keith Leasure. vice president for hoc committee. said that the system parking lots." Mager .oId the COWl academic affairs and provost, told president would not prevent Lhe cil. A hearing officer for ticket ap the Graduate CoundI Friday he is autonomy of the campuses. peals would also be paid au. of this "not supportive" or\ the proposed Acting Dean of Lhe Graduate fund. Mager said. position of vi ce president for School Thomas Mitchell said that in Mager also proposed that a research, and that no significant in· dividual boardS may be . 'done away system of oonlracting repair work put has been made by a committee with .. in the future. The council to outside contractors be ser. up_ It is appointed to define that position. should consider whether the Univer not the intent of the plan to save The Graduate Deanship .Search sity would be in a stronger position money. Mager said, but to provide a Committee was appointed to clarify if it were "yoked wiLh Edward "Quicker re5por1.S4: to things that and deflne the positions of vice sville" or autonomous if the board need to be done." He said most jobs presidedt ror research and dean of were eliminated, he said. ~ this type would ordinarily be the graduate school . and to under· The counci I approved two referred to the Physic;al Plant . but take the search for a dean. Leasure proposals from T. Richard Mager, the plant does not have the time to SPECIAL! HAVE YOUR said. vice president for development and do many c:L the things that should be TREASURED FAMILY PICTURES Howard Webb. English. said i. services. One proposal includes Lhe done. seemed that the committee came METICULOUSLY COPIED bade. with the same charge it was given. Its recommendations for dearly defined positions and for a SALUKI 2 for 10.00 search (or a graduate school dean were the actions it was directed to CURRENCY EXCHANGE Do it now_ Before they're faded or even lost. do. Webb said. YoIi'lI get two 5" x 7" black and white Leasure said he had hoped for '~~ -----... ~~~ replIcas of any photo in good condition. That's some input m the roles. but so far there hasn't been any . 2 for just 10.00. TIle committee intends to recom mend to lnLerim SJU President I f your picture is time worn, there is an ad Hiram Lesar that a search commit ditional charge for restoration_ Original tee for a graduate school dean be set • Title ,-,vi" photograph will be returned unharmed. up no later than Olis fall and that it • ~ Drtl." /' would have one year to oomplete its search. Leasure said. ( lynn Graphics Webb said he was disturbed bv • fIot.,!! p,,/Hie the fact that the Graduate Council 611 North 15th was not informed of the member If9-11U ship of the deanship com mittee. Murphysboro. Illinois 62966 " It was an oversight on my part C.,lioIttl_ .t.,. u"i_ Age.t (618) 681-3384 in not telling the council how we ...... made up the committee," Leasure c.""". ',onl tIto"ittg C•• I., explained. "We did not contact Lhe deans ei ther. We got lost at the end c:L winter Quarter." " We may be further from a decision on a vice-president for research in the faU than we are right now ," Leasure said. He at tributed the possible delay to Lhe tentative status of Lhe System Coun ci l plan. "The trustees' system plan is WlCJear . Ratification of the plan has been delayed several times, and I doubt if the Board will act on it next _Thursday," Leasure said. 1be oomments made by the coun dl members and the lack of "coo trary comments" were lnterpret.ed ror~~_=~ vice-president for researc h , " whatever happens with the presidential situation." Leasure said. '!be muncH approved the report of TOP the ad hoc committee on the System Council plan by a vote or 12 to 7 with 2 abstentions. The committee recommended that SIU adopt a central ad ministrative structure which provides for • president of the S1 U CASH System. It also recommended that chanoeUors responsible for each "autmomous" unit . be esUiblished FOR in a position directly responsible '0 the System President. Addison Hickman, economics, BOOKS said the committee is "moving in the ~ direction .. with its recom m~ndatlon . A strong system C~ ~pustake~2..r:::; would "effectively diminish the ANYTIME =..t.. :~~":air con - Put ""porionce has shown that a ...... campus president can also impede input from campus con· 1ti1umcies. said Bob IMviI. CiDema and f'botctIraphy. Gala W--.. busineso. said he ,f.u __ the diataDceBoard 9a/f from is atthe an ..conen - (:CIIS I!NI,I'HlI ;011 lW~""It'y . l ~ .... _=~~ rw Ilciiday aU p.m. on Bleyer Field ' ~ a..... lIY'IU'Uium in cue 0( Brad Gma; ...., ol the ten top f ...... wu oIocIed to deli ...r the an ,_t~ . BOOK STORE 00...., _to' be ~ - rw_~/~ 710 South Illinois Avenue / Phone 549-7304 ~ . ci-~.J""; IIIIIP!. ~_ Ladd, CyDtbia T. II. II. ~ .... AapIa SeII ....-.1!!DIaJa U-&y. • ~ofi.....l- ...... -.um~a... L-______~ _____ -----...... --- l;~, .1.1 (,,,,, 1 . i Il0 ~ . , ~ ; ~~ ~ l. ;.;.!J: DtIIIy ...... -.. "" .....1 The Ne~ Daily Egyptian C1A$SIFIEO INFORMAnC)N FURNISHED A.te.eth'e8 } AIR CONDITiONED OEADUNE""""" tor.-c'"D ctMli'. ~~~: -----~ HOUSES AND APTS. n.n5 _ is2 ..... twodrf$tn~(II '67 VW ~ . ~I . 'n ergine. 'n 12K60 ITtr. 2 _m., fum., a .c., CAr· AKC Codu!rs. blc::m and bJtf, deposit. .~~ ...... ____ tor~ Naat sen. call cathy 457-7838 . ~ . EJC. cenci. 5I9-1D~ ~ . ready .June 19. AS1-6839. NOW RENT1NG -OF · ~ 1 ·7pn...... FOR SUMMER AND PAYMENT~ ~btnQ ,..., e. lDDS 1966 Pac:ernaker, 2 bd~ . Exc. FALL ...... ~aapttcrKClCllolntl • .,..,.. ant. a .c .• fu-n. $1150. Phcne S49- r;:r:.~=~~~ .~ after oil pn. '1BJ9N'm D & L RENTALS f!ItIbI"'-d. n. antPr fron'n"'" -'In 3&55. Nenings. 22998Ae9O ..,...... rT'!ft' ...... cr.....,.,tO .. ttI- lCbtA6 trlr ., carpet, air cend. 21 in. LAMBERT REAL 10. kItatftI if! .. North wtf'IrD. ~ ~ . V& ~T~~~~4SJ~ """"iantlUikli.. g . ND~aro~ mlor TV. Metal sheet. avail. en:t oi "Ieyel"!i . } ESTATE ar 5 p.m . 2672.Aa86 Jt.ne. $1500. (57-2702. 1937Ae81 1202 W. Main '63 0'eYy NcMI SS c:cnver1abIe. 6 cy. lQxS2 2 Bec*"m. a .c., c:al"peted. t..nder Ten speed ticYcle , exc. condifion, See RA~~tJ .. is_ tWIOl"". PIS. auternatic. 519-6197 after 5 p.m . -NUtipie -.ert1On ,.... , an! tor ada ~ IV! pil"l"ed, fumisted, Excellent and .. aT Tnti~ 10, C' Dele Mobile Homes. Carbondale ~ car'll«Uliw ~ _tnout a:v: .,.. 763'_ C~ , dose to 51 u . S2250. SC9-08JJ. Hwy 51 Na1h. , 261SAi67 549-3375 '938Ae87 ow fhos '-"dr CNn to ,""" COlt E;,{ ~~.tSt~~ ~ tdl and 1~1:6 BICYCLES lOUS rustcrn trailer. Washer. AC. 1963 0'eYy Biscayne. very reliable. carpet, FITn .• Shed. Exc:. Cond., TOM'1 ,\part ....n ... ¥d Co. 0111. $1800 . ..s7-711B. 2101Ae91 ·PART5- kJw m i~ . best~ . 519-.5261. ., 'do" ,.II) 204AAaS6 ·SERVICE· , ,.,.... ,-1." '69 12x60 RicharllNn. skirted. sheet ' .20 '.II) "'_'.IID A.c. . w~ . avail. August, must see, ,.11) 12.C1t ,\'(wing ! Nalst Sell! '66 Chrysler M' bcJ"o. 661·2265 . 2256Ae9S OVERHAUL DUNN APARTMENTS ,"0... ''''la ,... lUG Newport. PCMlle!'" . air. exc. CQ"Ij .. $!D) ' .!O 6 ... lit" fi~ . ~~ . 2m~ 10000, a .c .. eMp. 1 mile south on Rt. SPECIALS Furnished Efficiency '''',., 7." ,." Auto insurance. Call 457-6131 fora low 51. $1900. negotiabte. 5..49·5Sl3. & 1 Bedroom apts. llO ,.. '.II) ,"'" 262AAe66 Repairs completed CIN'~ ~... __-..,. .. __ .... auto illSll"'ance cp:;Ite. Upch..rc:h Lewis Lane Rd . 11lSlI"'anc:e AI;JI!.nCy. 2SXIBAaO'J 1910 12x60, take CNef" payment ~ After within 24 hours. :..... -...... ---~--, 5:30, S-6-1694 IT 5..49-3903. 21SSs:Ae93 -sorry. no pets· 1962 01eYv. New brakes. tires, bat· tery. RI,I"IS goaj. ~.()694 . 2666Aa66 So. III. Bicycle Co. 10xS5 3 bdrm. Excellent condo foh.Jst FlXn. 3 and 5 bdrms.. near campus. R£POAT E_RQItS AT (]IJIrIIQ: sell. call SI9.1'966. Best offer. 106 N. Illinois Lease and 5eClXity deposit reQ. No OWQ""~,,,,"ntlfto. 26nAef11 pets. Sunmer only. Avail. 6-12, call trfbIMd .... natIfy~ " ..... ~ ( Parl.. A ~-;~ic::J 549-7123 ~ . £,td\~ b ~"'~..,. 1913 Skyline, 12x52, ceo. air., 2 bdrm .. after 04. 451·2592. 23828ali9 stj II ., erTar ~ 0CQIr. The Dllity EvrP furn .• see aT No. 6S WIalibJ V lg. or [ to.n ..ill not bit reipon,ible 'or Ross. Box .... EhMn. 11'- / Brookside Maoor '¥'PIIIII"~ emn escapf ~c.. ~~rsir~r~~~J!;: 2:~ Spo r tlnc "oOd!i ctwvr ,. "'-'=" por1Io'I til....,..,..... 1831. 1963SAb81 Country Living In .. rN¥' tww 1aWI.....,.,., ...... bit The City 1IoICf'I'¥IIGI ·aptkalerrcr. E.-:ft .. b....., Used car perts. all kindS. Rossen's )1I!i.... llun.. ou!i 1 Wanlod-Goose decoys . "'" bodles • -*"'c...... (D'IfIf~lfya.l Radiator Shop. 1212 N. 20th St. 681· . . also 3 in. rn.lg1Um~ . .(51·5.490 eve. ,..'" w ttwfin1dl¥demr. _ ... l 1. 2. or 3 bedroom apts. 1061 . 2623AbZl 1!>43BAk&6 ,...... , ...... dW1LSOIt.V. 'F Bookcase bed wi ttl lJoxsP'"ing and new _ ....E NOT NOnAEOWITHIN ONE mattress. S]S . .(51-AA&6 . 26J9Affi6 Golf dtbs. largest in-..entory in S. spacious. air cond .• DAY. THE IitE$PONSII'lITY IS KEEP YOUR WHEELS ROLLING IIlirois. starter sets, $29.80 ; full sets. stove. and refrigerator. """ .... $5.4 ; injiviciJal dl.bs. S2.50 and ""'; -Good UMd Parts IMtalied ~If bags. Mils, I¥\axflies. Dots. Rents from $135 a mo. · R~ i rs 0lI Spectollty oo~.' ~lIam~~ ba \';:~ all utilities included. ~.~Ht.:HA!\DIS.: · R~ePriCes Water- maMres.s (King sized) SlO. KARSTEN TOW! NG & STORAGE Peter- Ross. 0451·79041 or 549·5356. 1200 E . Grand 2 NY. N. 0'1 New Era Rd . 2S2AAf66 • 'OH .t57-6lI'orCS1 · ~IA .\ppar.. 1 • Carbondale ()pen f q:l utiliTy trailer. SSO. Elkville. 549-3600 S,U ••: 566-5961 . 26J4Af66 ~'otor .. y .. I.... Beautiful teror sax. La Paree, blows THE SQUIRE SHOP Rooms fer renf fO" SIITlmef quarter nice, need $. $130. Call 5.49-9529 and fall. cartracts for 2 weeks. 1 mo. crtytime, Percy. 26J6Affito MURDALE SHOPPING or whole quarter. No helsles with SOUTHERN security or damage depoSits. A.C .• 1 wan I"\.A:Jbef' raft with oars. S10. 6 CENTER CDOking privileges, all utilities paid . ILLINOIS HONDI\ ~,:S~ ' Inqui~~ Sales, Parts ~ A.c~oes =e~~~~ .~ . S FOR ALL YOUR ::a~: ~ ' ~~6a~'~~~ New .rod Used Motorcydn 2S5SA166 FATHER'S DAY NEEDS Insuo-anc:eforAlI ~ Summer & Fall 'U. Il~'.2"-- __ c ~ :..a:. . ':n~ .; o:.:.~~: LEAOING THE FIELD IN THe: Georgetown-Trails. West 21C12Ae91 _ ~ S.V MIIrt \ NEW MEN'S FASHION REVOl.UTlON .... "" Protesslcnal Poner-'s Wheel. Brand HAVE YOU SEEN OUR 2~~~'1!t.~,!a 1910 Dodge pickup. 2 nrw tires. gocd '10 K4wasaki 2SO trail bike. New new, mere details call after- S, 451· swinw'nlng prtv. ant. I 1~~, tu.aetwn.. a.c ...... VI LLAGE RENTALS 6""_- hOI .._ ... nIW rnotu', u-r.ce ~1:~~=~ : ~~: -.,- ~ -- ,.tlo. awning. fence . Excellent 417 W. Main term. No dogs. Ratirwan ~ Ront...... _1S33. :I619IIBoOO --.J ...... NeIld to _I by .-.....e 10. S:Z1~ . 457-4144 .., ...... 11",. Dw__ "OI . N..,..- SI9-06T1. >151...., 10 Opel ::m'~~~No":ts~ lOtI:A5 1iId:;. to.cn., New c;;;wpet, I m i. ~ ·~n:~ . ~~~ RENTALS ~: XI..:I 8:XI pm. Sl9-1m. LS 1900 Coup to 51 U. Mat setl. MI!ltt:tt oller. S6-- 1161. 2M1A1i89 Nesterwark raJ!iver. JtnMn st*t'S., Summer and Fall Houses, Mobile Homes. ~epts~::-~ NcJbiw tIcme I,...... -.c:e. f'MIIQnIIbIe =~~ : J:.'~~ ASh 51. 5IJ7 S. Ash. Ptt. 549-,. ~d'l1,.....-.c:e • .tS/-6131 . ~. and Apartments " S4M33S. 2627B1m 4t19 E. Walnut, C'dale Two I btrm. apts., a.c.. c.a'lII!tId. cat .. - n VW ::~=k~~~~~~'= Square Beck CARBONDALE S69-SIlD. 2029IIo8i ng. DISCOUNT HOUSING Set Up & Tear Nice Un. J bdrm. in ~ I ml. ,- Down. ~ tasMs. S2DO me. ·nQ6. Sony TCl10 T_ ,..,.,...... """" _ apt...... aut Cool Sealing "" Roofs 1 bdnn. fum. Ellison Mobile w-b.Mlt·1n c-.M1e dick. $1.50 01' t.st. -- CalI_S...,. 6IU9l2. ~ 2 bdnn. fum. apt. Walk to war1t or ~ air a:n:ItioNd lOVW Heme Repair' Servia: Vn. ... S6S rno. Iftd ~ for am m.-. Cefl SIf.iXl. ,...... " SUper Beetle · · ..a....mIMe~~ Air Conditioned, pets ok. GorTW1I T·T. , _ old, 1175. Call .-.. 417·250. Z5II1_ Trash Pi~-up, 2 bdrm. 1IIb-. Vn.. a.c. • ....,. ,- _ QrlIt. 2 .... ani.. -. 1nIIr· -----. cny.U_._._ Pest Control C---='%..~COn= 1II!A._.,...... SIldrm._ ..,---- I·~." Across fran drive-in :==: '--..MeWI" .....' __ II. c:T r-_"'="t,..,.~ -- InC:. =~~ . ::::~ theatre CI'I Old Rt. \ 3 W. :::::t:; .. .m_____ .. sak __ ..w ~ 13 East catl 684.4145 5ONC.~ =.. '==.':0 '. _ ~ rIIir LMt Rd. ~'Ci'. .c.~-::: _ .:=""'~-c:...~ =-:. ,.. , I ,\...... u ) _... . .-,-,-.. 4S1~ ...... _...... ~-:::=:' .... ~ -- __. ~ ". - .. ------~;!-::-~--~ ~ ·--4 1..1.,' I tl' • ... , -C-Ia-s-s-i-fi-e-d-~:j -A-d-s--W-o-r-k~) ,\p.rl ....nlH J .\parlnwnls Tr.llerH Tr.n.. r" Flin. I bilk. froTr Hc:I'ne in CCUltTy. s..rrtUlded by 2 bdnn.• fum .• ac. private lot. gIIf'den rm., campa, ~ lI ab1e ...Iune 10, EH. to campus. $1.50 for trees, a.c .• 0"1 100 acre farm bV Big plot. water and g;srl:8ge pidcW irel.. sse mo.• .tS1..uB9. sunmet"-"f 05e• Apts. NO DEPOSIT HASSLE Carrotl1ers 601 S. fIIUJdy River. your 0\M'l oarden plot Pleasant Hill Rd . .tS1·2560. 26SS8dI6 Ric:h ~ Washing! . .(57·S340. SA9·262 1. THIS SUMMER avail.. peace and ",-"et. no hass~ . 2lO6BBa94 m ly 3 m i. fan C' Dale . 861-2346 after 5 2 txtrm. mob. twTI •• AC. CQlXttry. p-n. (7 a ll day weekends. 2A398Sb&9 marrted. deMo dleap. Riddle Ren SUMMER & FALL CALHOUN VAllEY Continental Breakfast tals. 549·1400. l6208dJ2 Efficiency, 1 bedroom Three beljrm. hOI.se for SLlTlmer and· (7 fa ll , SISO. furn. good Icx:ation. 549- IQK5(I, 2 tr .. a .c .• carp .• no hassles. 115 12x60 and 1211M. :1 & l bedrocm. fully car· • & 3 bedroom Apts. Rec. Room with Games 1414 after 4 p-n. 2564Bb66 a mcnth. RC»fafY1e No. 12. S49-SS2J. peted. 2 tull bath l. a ir condoand a~ . AVAILABLE NOW 26258<66 5 bdrm. tune in COt.nlry. AC. lots of ·Sw,mm."g pOOl. POCII tab6e and pong pang CAll 457· 7535 Central Air Condo ext ra land. 2 baths. carp .. furn .. FROM 8:00-5 :00 457·1388. Illble. Color TV Lounge 201'8 B8b90 CRAB ORCHARD New 3 rm. apt .. 313 E. Free.nan. ~ :20 Roommate war.t~ for Irg. house in mo. St.mmer. No pets. Fum. 457-1'263. laundry Facilities CJ:)I.rlt ry. S15 rT'kl. 21' 2 miles south of t-ioI..6e trailers. C'date. I bel rm. 151) LAKE 2Il668BallO C'dale. Call Bob. 549·3336, ext. 25. mo. 4 blocks from camp..rs. Starting before 5 P'". 24168Bb61 Sl..mmer term. No dogs. Robinson MOBilE HOME PA~K 2 nn. eff .. fum .• a.c .. I m i. SQJfh of Semi-Private Bath Rentals. ~ . 549·25D. 2294BBc96 camp.,lS on RI . 51 aT Lincoln Village. 549-7513 or 549-7733 $6S mo.• sunmer; I IOS mo.. fall. Cars STEVENSON ARMS 1913-14 12x60 2 a nj 3 belrm. mobile OK. 549-3222. 2S11 8 8aOO n:rnes. swimming pool . andlor'ed. a ir ardili(l"led , a very neal and clean 3 m i. east 01 C'O!Ile. 2 bdrm .• 10xS0. APARTMENTS Across the Street from place 10 live . Sorry I'll peh allowed. 12x54, cheap SLmmer prices. 981·2«18. ... House furniShed. 3 bedrooms. lease. Unih ava il. for SI..lTlmet' anj fall. Ph. 2OQS8 Bc\lO SIU acJPI'"OYed lor set\Jrity deposit-required. No peh. 5A9-6333. 232 1Sc96 Sophomores and up campus Available after June 11. 515--- W. Available now fer Sl.n\mef'. all A.C. , NON RENTlNG FOR 600 W. Mill Rigdon. Call 457·2592 after 4 pm. Park View MoIJi Ie Homes. NOIN ren 12. 10 an:j 6 wides. prkes rPClJced, SUMMER AND FAll 216081:1&6 ting. plenty of Shade. SLmmer rates. dose to camp.JS. kJts of shade. no Fealuring: 549-9213 9lop arourd. then come 10 905 E . pets. 451·1639. 251688c90 EfficiencteS. I, 2. & ) bKtrtO'T1 Attn. Former Residents Park. Oiscount with reference. Ph. Split level apartments 457·51lK). 1970BBc88 9.Jbiet at reduced rate: 10x50. 2 bdrm .. flrn. troilel'" . A.C.. good con:1 . Wim. Special ConSiderations Available June 16. S65 mo. call 549· • SWlnYT1lng pool 6673 after 5:XI or Vtt«en::J . 24 Apts . bdrm.. S80. C'dale house tr ailer-I "!'II- l6, o.I~ Jon .. 197. ow . MORE VARIFTY . Douglas SIlo,,· (e I 100 MORI "'010'1151 PlR "HI'. 8:. THE APPLE TBEE CAU FOI CAW 10DlI. l-EUm~ Preseotation 457 ·3361 I-Dec:ade ol O>ange U--Movie at • _TV_Movie ,.. 1V 2. c.I" ~ ...... 197~ 'Jhursday Evening ., dune 13 ."riday., dune 14 0/ . : . II-The Lucy Show 11 - 1lle Virginian I :. 8:30 Z-'I'rUh or Consequences 8 : 00 lO-Night GaUery Ie) Z-'InIth or ~ __ ( e ) Z. l-Kissinger-An Action ..., l-Wsther Z . ~Kung Fu Ie) 10:30 l-Weather (c) Biography u.47.1Z-News (c) 4. 1Z-CBS Thursday Night Movie Z-Mission Impossible (c) 4 . 5.~ ..... (e ) 8-Aviation Weather a.:-n.e Electric -company Ie I 5. 6-Ironside, Raymond Burr sLars. 1. 7-ABC Wide Woc ld of Entertain ~The Electric Compeny 9: 00 lI-Andy Griffith Show Ie ) "Onet> More fer Joey"; guitarist IS ment. (c I. "Ger2:!(ln Rivera : Good II-The Andy Grilrith Show Ie ) 8-1be Mwies a-1he Lucy Show electrocuted at recorcting session : Night America." Interviews with U -CBS Ev..w.c N.... 29-M.illion Dollar Movie _ The Lucy Show ( e ) 1 :05 Judy Came. guest stars, Hugh Hefner and Jane Fonda. 9: 30 S,6-Tonight Show 6:31 Z.l-U.S. Openl~ ifil)lights ~ Thrft Stooges !=~!r; :n~:-~~ c I. Caught 10 29-Mo\,je Z-To Tell the Truth (e) 1. s - News (e) 6:30 the burning Moscow without sup· :l)-l\1an from U.N.C.L .E . Z,1.4. 5.6. 12-News (e) Z-To T!!tl the Truth Ie I plies. the victorious Napolean IS for - <-Let·s MaU A Deal (c) ll-The Virginian 10 :40 5-Green Aaes (e' ~ABC Evening News tc ) ced 10 order- a retreat. Last eptsode. »--Night Gallil:~) 4.1Z- Wi ld K.jngdom (cl. II-Movie 4.12-Nev.'s 8-Conversations (e) S-News (c) ~TV 30 Monev Movi t> 11 :00 ll-Bewilched (e) ~Mission Impossible Ie) 6-Porter Wagoner Show (c' 8: 30 II - The Vlrgiruan tel IZ-The F1ying NWl l-ABC Wide World of Entertain· 1--Crime Prevention in Carbondale 7~k Out 11 : 1ij 2S--MiSSIoo Impassible Ie) menl (e>' " Warner Brot he rs »-Beverly Hillbillies ~Viewpoi n l 29-Westem Kentuckv Outdoors Icl 4 . 1 2~BS Late M OV ie Movies- A SO Year Salute" II-Bewitched (e) 9:00 ' 6:35 4. lZ-The CBS Late Movie 11 :30 >-Dlr(linal Baseball 25-Mission Impossible (e I z,3--Streets of San Francisco, 2-Peter Gunn 5.6-The Tooight Show ~ er l y Hillbillies (cl 5.6--Dean Martin's Comedv World . 7:00 29-Creatw-e Feature II-Late Movie Z.3-Bradv Bunch 7:00 Comedians at work in U.S. and :l)-l\1ovie :I) 3I>-Man From U.N.C.L.E . z,3-Slenyang Acrobatic Troup England.. Jaooe Cooper. Barbara 4,IZ-Dlny Sally 11 :30 6-SarJord and Son . Redd Foxx. t-Peter Gunn ~ ~~ ~~~R~~ Foxx . Helen ;~~::a~':~1~~:~vare hosts. Z-Wldt> Wor l d1 2~:x'Enterla inment Demond Wi lson. ll-Late Movie Reddy and Joan Rivers are guests. 8-The Movies ' Ie I, "Geraldo Rivera : Good·N lght 8-Washington Week in Review Ie I ~Movit>:tJ l-Silm With Rhythm 11-29th Annual Victor Awards Amenca." ll- That Girl 12 :00 s..-Joyce Olen's Olina 29-Milhon Dollar MOVie J...-i'1ews IC) ~ Bonanza Z-Wide World of Entertainment 11-11lat Girl 9: 30 S.6-Tomorrow Show -( e ) 7: 30 Ie I. "Warner Brothers Movies-A JD-Bonanza (el 7- Film Presentation II . IZ-Nevts Z,J.....-Six Million Dollar Man lei SO Year Salute" 7:30 10:00 1:30 4,lZ-Good Times l-Friday Late Movie ,;,7-....;.;A__ W...... ;,om...... ;,a ,;,n ·..;,s ...;P...;I..;,ace~ _____,;, Z,;,.1.;.;4;.;.5...;.6.,;,7,;,. I;,;;Z__-N ,;.;,;' • ...;" ..;,.s __' ;,;;C__ ) _____z__ - _N_e__" __·s __a __ n _d_ Spoo___ l.'i_ (C__ ' _ ' __--1 t~~~n Sl~:~ ' week 5,S-Mldnight Special (c I. The Kmks host. II-Lucv Show Ic l 12 : 15 29-Mlke Dougl~~ow ( .... I 4--Movie Saturday., .Iune I a 12:30 4. 12- Pebbles and Bamm Bamm &-Greatest Sport Legends ",12-CBS Friday Night MOV ie 12-Nt'ws Icl MwIII.. 6--Fnday Night Movie \c) 12-F'ilm 1:30 / 8-Woman 2-Nt'ws 6:25 5.6--Jetsons (el 29-Amencan ~:~r Z-Newsbreak ll-RoJler Game of the Week Ie ) II-MOV ie at 8 1: 59 :D-Vincenl Price Theatre 6:30 29- Rocky and Fl"lends (c) ~onathan Winters 4-BIJou Picture Show :<-World of Ideas 11 : 30 6-Kentuck\' Afield 4-Sunrise Semester .. ,12- Fat Albert and the Cosby II -Wagon 'Tram 8: 00 10:25 ~Agricullure U.S.A. Kids 12- Film . .I Z-Mar\' T,'IE'f" Moor(> Show Ie ~ 5.6-News Il-News s.6-Saturday· ~Ight at th(> MO\l lt·s 10:55 7:00 S--Coc-ky's CoIorama Ic I ~h.:lrll e Olan &--Go ~ (c) :l)-NFL Olamplonshlp !9- A\'ffigers >-Escape Theatre t.3-Bugs Bwmy Show (c I 29-Batman·Family ClaSS ICS I c) 5: 00 JO.--..Crt>at Wt"StE'f"n Tht'':Hr(' 6-Weekend at the Movies 4.1Z-Hair Bear Bunch (c I 8: 30 "-Newsmak~s Ie I 5. 6-Lidsville (c ) 4.12-Bob :"'O~har1 Show I e I 11:. Afternoon S-Sun'lval h ') ~W_ al 1M Movies II-Across the Fence Ie) II - W rntlt ~ le i 7:30 6-MontaJ.!l~ I e) U -ftoller Game ol 1M Wed! 12:00 1.!-R~UlO31 ~l~W S I e ) ' :00 Z.l-Vogi·s Gang (e I 2.3-American Bandstand 29-Horse RaclO)! 2.1-tN,·fl'j M.rsh.111 '(" 11 :31 4.1%-Sabrina (el 4. 1Z---Qli ldren·s Film Fesuval :I)-I Dream of Jeanl1lt' 4.IZ-CBS Reports, " Inflation ... Z-Salurday Big Movie 50S-Addams Family 6-RFD·TV (el 5:3ll How Much . How Long" 3O--Boxing From the Olympic l1-Hearld of Tr-uth (c) 29- Million UoIlar Movie 8:00 n -Soul Train (e) Z-Sc 1.AIUI S ZUJ ~,how It· I 12:00 29-8roadway Baptist Church J..-Harr\' H t'.a:;tIlWf" 1(" 1 9:30 l-Al l Star WresUing z,3-Super Friends (e) ll-comedy TIlealr(> 12:30 4,12--CSs l-:Vt'f'llO~ ~t·",,· ~ ' l 'l 12-Wilh This Ring •• 1Z-New Scooby Doo Movies S,~i\'B C E\'t'11111t.: :\Ie .... ' ' \ I II:. 5.l-Emergency (cartoon) eel 5-Lassie 6-Atop the Fence Post II-Bu ck OWt"f\S LC) ~IS-N... 12: 36 IJ-Cartoons (e) 4--Sal urday Night in St. LoWs (c ,. 29-Aftemooo Movie ZI-Jl mm,· Dean Sho\/, h' I ~-.. 8:30 Jl)...... C.elebr' t y s.'wltn~ II:. 3I>-You ~TheA __ I :. I.Io-Lnch High (;ate Eye (e) 1:00 4-Bijou Picture Show .-Sports L