By G A R R Y HANAUER The graduate students had trees have been or will have Feature Editor also asked the Chancellor to been planted on this campus Chancellor Vernon I. “ take immediate steps to during the present year.” Cheadle, in a six page response insure that any contractor Regarding the future o f the Chancellor to the graduate students’ doing business with this Goleta Slough, the Chancellor “ open letter” published Oct. 8 University remains strictly believes that “ the slough’s in EL GAUCHO, said within the laws governing present condition...is the end yesterday that his association dumping and all other air, result o f change; it will with Goleta Savings and Loan water and noise pollution.” continue to change.” denies Association “ has nothing to do The letter had charged that a with any decisions I make University contractor, C.W. Environmental Decisions relating to this campus.” Berry, had illegally dumped “ No one knows precisely (C o m p le te text o f the debris in the Slough. Chancellor’s statement appears what would happen if the road on page 6). The Chancellor replied that and associated channeling were conflict “ our contracts state clearly completed.” the Chancellor which environmental factors added. Questionable Result VERNON I. CHEADLE contractors must conform to “ The fact that the present As one o f four questions, Chancellor on the campus and. that slough has survived in spite o f the graduates’ letter had asked construction debris must be relatively recent changes is of interest the Chancellor to explain have any connection with the disposed o f o ff University evidence that it will continue p u b l i c l y why his Fess Parker group or its efforts property. to survive in the short run. “ environmental decisions” are to build a motel and mobile Where it is dumped is up to “ How long it will survive not “ compromised” by the home park or other facilities the contractor, subject to either with or without the road association. across from the Airport existing laws; it is disgraceful construction will depend on The Chancellor said that he Drive-In.” when disposal needlessly how well it is managed (and with “ was asked (to join Goleta The Chancellor did not despoils the environment financed)....” Valley Savings and Loan) on respond to the proposal that he anywhere.” The Chancellor then the basis that I should do so as “ establish a policy which Cheadle also said that “ I announced a “ cooperative a contribution to the Goleta would eliminate any possibility have emphasized tree planting, research project” headed by Valley Community.” o f a conflict o f interest beautification and Keith MacDonald o f the bank Cheadle also said that allegation being charged against improvement o f the campus. geology department “to “neither the Goleta Savings any UCSB administrator in the No tree is cut down without provide hard date for this and Loan Association nor I future.” my permission and some 850 purpose.” A.S. lawyer conflict solution sought tonight

By CINDY HEATON demand for a decent contract.” Staff Writer Herman indicated that if the Questions o f conflict o f realtors refuse to comply with interest on the part o f the demands for a new contract Associated Students lawyer -the final resort would be a rent may be resolved if a proposal strike. to be presented at tonight’s The controversial issue o f Leg Council meeting is passed. reapportionment will also be Controversy arose last year brought before council when A.S. lawyer C. Brian tomorrow. O ’Gorman was charged with The reapportionment representing both students and proposal calls for a reallocation realtors in a reality dispute. A o f Leg Council members, giving proposal to be presented by three more to non-affiliated Fraternity Rep Dave Albrecht students, eliminating the would prevent further such position o f Rep-at-Large and occurrences. adding one freshman The proposal calls for AJS. representative to be elected to employ three legal firms on five weeks after the beginning a rotating basis. Only one was o f fall quarter. retained last year. This, Albrecht feels, would assure Rep-at-Large Tom Tosdal, fair representation. one o f the sponsors o f the program, feels that although The main difficulty in making arrangements for this the reapportionment will not alternating legal service has p rovid e p e r fe c tly equal been financial. The three representation for all students, it will improve the present Goleta firms which have situation. offered their services are The controversy arose when requesting $1,500 to be several Leg Council members divided among them. This is expressed the felling that the same amount paid last year MONDAY'S SUPERIOR COURT DECISION dictated that the shadowy form at upper left will not in reality be G reeks and RH A were fading out of the picture. to O ’Gorman. Leg Council, however, has overrepresented on Leg Council while I.V. residents requested that the amount be received too little cut back to $1,000. Since no representation. Court makes slick decision firm or group o f firms has yet agreed to this amount Albrecht A final proposal which many By JEFF CAGE only upon complaint by the party concerned by feels that it may be necessary Council members feel will add Staff Writer the decision, which, in this case, is Union Oil. either to raise the fee charged to the continuity o f projects Union Oil will continue drilling operations on I f the permit to drill has been denied, Union to students for legal advice or undertaken by Leg Council is Santa Cruz Island uninhibited by law. Such is the Oil would have the right to a hearing, being the to cut down the amount o f that o f staggered voting. case since Monday’s Superior Court decision. party injured by that decision. Since the permit time the lawyers spend on The proposal calls for two The issuance o f an oil drilling permit to the was granted, there is no injured party. campus. elections to take place during Union Oil Company was contested by the Sierra each year. One held in spring On that basis, the court ruled that the Another o f the proposals to Club, the Scenic Shoreline Preservation be presented to Leg Council would elect the four officers Conference and Frederick Eisseler, a resident o f petitioners had no legal right to demand a and half o f the council hearing, and the case was dismissed. calls for the formation o f a Santa Barbara. committee to negotiate members. The other held in the The petitioners believe that if the drilling fall would elect the other half A writ o f mandamus was filed by these three uniform contracts with I.V. parties on Oct. 8, 1969 in the Santa Barbara continues, future damage, much like last o f the members. Both groups January’s catastrophe, will result. realtors. Superior Court demanding that the Santa Rep-at-Large Jeff Herman, would serve for periods o f one Barbara County Board o f Supervisors, who Therefore, they consider the drilling permit to who initiated the proposal, year. originally granted the drilling permit, hold an be in violation o f Santa Barbara Ordinance 1927, feels that although realtors will Although council members appeal hearing to reconsider that decision. which requires that all oil operations “ be be vehemently opposed to such feel that holding two elections This petition was based on the damage caused conducted in accordance with the recognized negotiations' a new more each year would be by an accident at Platform A last January which standards in the oil industry and good oil acceptible contract can be considerably more hectic than spewed over 150,000 gallons o f oil into the Santa practices.” arranged. the present system, many Barbara Channel. The court decision can be appealed, although “This year, more than ever support the principle o f The petitioners charged that the Board o f John Sink, attorney for the petitioners, refused before,” said Herman, “ I think continuity which they feel it Supervisors refused to hold a hearing in to comment on any plans for future legal action we have the potential for would serve. Several Leg connection with the appeal. However, the Court against Union Oil. As it stands now, Union Oil is organizing all factions o f the Council projects have died with ruled that such a hearing was required by law free to continue drilling at their own discretion. student body behind the the election o f a new council. P A G E 2----EU GAUCHO---- WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1969 Lack of communication inspires plan for union

By JEFF PROBST it doesn’t and whose successes seniors but those remaining “ But each individual thing in many topics relevant to finding Reporter don’t have to be tangible.” have been organized by Little itself doesn’t amount to a voice for the political sciénce ' The formation of a political Little hopes that thé union to recruit new members to much.” Little added. “ The student. science undergraduate “ union” will, by year’s end, be form this new, broader, union. only way that it (the union) Students desiring further is the goal o f 21 year old Eric recognized by the department The purpose o f the union can be meaningful is if it information can contact Little Little, a UCSB junior majoring as the undergraduate would be, according to Little, becomes a permanent feature at 968-6403. in poli sci. spokesman. “ to review specific courses as o f the department.” In response to the disunity The idea for this union taught by specific Little stressed that this and lack o f communication stemmed from last year’s instructors...have discussion permanency would foster “ a EG ad info among poli sci students, Little experimental political science parties where faculty and sense o f community among the has initiated an “ experiment in honors fraternity, Pi Sigma students would attempt to undergraduates...and serve as a EL GAUCHO advertising political science,” to which he Alpha, which was a semi­ relate other disciplines to poli channel for communication offices are located in Storke hopes to attract “ bright exclusive organization, catering sci...sp onso r panel and dialogue.” Publication building, rooms Students who are mature to o n ly upper division discussions...(and) provide a In an upcoming meeting for 1053 (classified) and 1045 ehough to be able to recognize students. means for incoming students to those interested in joining the (display). Phone number is where strength lies and where Most o f the members were meet professors.” union, Little plans to discuss 961-3829 for display ads. Pillows needed The UCSB department of dramatic art is looking for help from residents in the Santa Barbara areas in conjunction with their forthcoming production of Albert Camus' Meetings type jobs in the hollywood area tragedy, "Caligula," scheduled for performances Nov. 28-29 Film Honeybears: today at Delta Gamma with interested students in the Geology dept, noon movie series: and Dec. 3-6 in the Main Theatre. House, 7 p.m. Placement Office. Ail interested today at 1030 PHYSCI, noon, Anyone who has old rugs or lounge pillows, is urged to - International relations students should contact- the "Katmai Volcano: Astronauts' bring them to the UCSB drama department's scene organization: today at placement office for scheduled Training Trip to Katmai, Alaska." meeting times. workshop, located in the rear of the Main Theatre, at the the Interim, 4 p.m. Discussion On ‘T h e earliest possible date. Kurdish Question in Homecoming All items will be flameproofed for the show and returned Ira q " with Rashid Entries for homecoming parade Lectures Mario Del Chiaro, Archaeologist, after closing. If you cannot deliver the articles, please call Karadaghi. are due tomorrow at the A S . art-historian and chairman of the. Photography program: today at office. All who wish to participate 961-3022 or 961-3021 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday art dept, will present an illustrated 1124 SH, 7:30 p.m. must file: **** lecture of his summer excavation in- through Friday, and someone will pick them up. Loren Norcross will speak on portriat Auditions for living group skits Yugoslavia at 8 p.m. today in 1426 and other acts for G GR are today arts. photography. >***-» Phrateres: today at UCen lobby, from 3-6 p.m. and 7-10 p.m. in ST VMRKS CEN’Itff 7:30 p.m. First meeting 1250 Music. Possible call-backs will of the year; very be from 3-6 p.m. tomorrow. Henry G . Booker, head of the **** s important for old and electrophysics department at MASSES: 12:10 & 5:10 P.M. S prospective members to Today is the last day to file UCSD, will give a free public PEACE LITURGY TODAY AT 5:10 P.M. ® attend. Homecoming house decorations. lecture orv "University Education Ski club: today at 1006A NH, 8 Acceptable designs will be posted in and Professional Engineering" p.m. First meeting of A S . office Friday. today j|t 4:30 p.m. in 1104 Engin. % the year. All students The DISCUSSION GRO UP meets at 8:00 P.M. welcome. Films will be Topic: THE BIBLE shown and ski trips will be discussed. POSTERS ST EP : today at 781 Embarcadero* R del Mar, 7:30 p.m. Isla Vista's Biggest Selection iPHONC 968 6800 D Pastor Otto Bremer will lead a study of the SHIRT SHOPPE, t.y. 968-1700 S.T.E.P. Sponsors: letter of Paul to Atlanta (Cotton Patch Version PAUL’S SECOND LETTER to of II Corinthians). ST EP Council: -today at 781 CHRISTIANS in ATLANTA B b l (VALUABLE COUPON) (THE “COTTON PATCH VERSION” OF SECOND CORINTHIANS) Emabarcadero del Mar, 9 p.m. PLACE: Lounge at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church 781 Embarcadero del Mar in Isla Vista TIME: WEDNESDAY evenings at 7:30 AQUA N ET LEADER: Pastor Otto Bremer Announcement HAIR SP R A Y Lutheran Campus Minister for UCSB The Association of Motion The Cotton Patch Version of Paul's Epistles by Clarence Jordan is a col­ Picture and T.V. Producers will MXX) 13 oz. loquial modern translation, aware of present day racial tension, vigor­ hayettb have a representative on campus ous and fervent for the Gospel, unsparing in its earthiness and rich in Value humor. tomorrow. Mr. Richard Singley will 99d Member groups in S.T.E.P. include: Baptists, Disciples of Christ, Epis­ be discussing behind-the-camera NET copalians, Lutherans, Methodists, Presbyterians, Roman Catholics, and Hai« United Church of Christ. 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It takes a certain type of individual to row, because competitive rowing is not a half way thing. An oarsman must train, and train hard, for six months before he can ever sink his teeth into a race. When he does begin to race he has to train even harder. Why? Because it is a difficult sport. It requires strength, endurance—just plain guts. And more. It requires a technique and finesse that few can master. That's not bullshit, that's just the way it is. If you are looking for a no bullshit sport, then read on.

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JOIN AND FIND OUT WHY: THE,FACILITIES Crew is the most active athletic and social group at UCSB. Cachuma Lake: Our new coach turned down head coaching positions from two other One of the finest training spots on the coast. Five miles of university teams in order to come to Santa Barbara. beautiful water in the Santa Ynez Mountains. Boat house and private dock. Shell and Oar (Crew's female auxilliary) rushed more girls last year than all UCSB sororities combined. Boats: Five eight-man racing shells Crew has the highest G.P.A. of any athletic group. Two four-man racing shells Fourteen-man training barge For two consecutive years UCSB Oarsmen have won gold medals in Three coaching launches National and International Competition. Campus Facilities: TH E RECO RD Club offices, study table and library. Lagoon training area. Defeated in Competition: U.S.C., U.C. Irvine, San Diego State, St. Mary's College, Santa THE SOCIAL BIT Clara University, U.C. San Diego, Cal State Long Beach, Orange Coast College. Crew and Shell and Oar are known for their varied social activities. A few com m ents: UCSB Oarsmen have won Gold Medals at the U.S. National Championships, and the Canadian Henley, the Canadian National Bob Deliema — "..: Ruggers are whipped compared to this group." Championships. Mike Nielsen — . .chug..." John Casken (former coach) — " . . . uncontrollable." Western Intercollegiate Champions (1969) - UCSB Lightweight Frosh Kathleen Kelly — "Now wait a minute!" Crew. QUALIFICATIONS Western Intercollegiate Championships (1969) UCSB Lightweight Varsity Four-Man Crew - 2nd place Heavyweights — For big men. How big are you?

Long Beach Small Boat Championships Lightweights — 145-170 lbs., tall. UCSB Doubles (Stout, Gray, Webb) - 2nd place INTERESTED? THEN CONTACT: TH E S T A F F Eldon Worobieff - Head Coach 1) Coach Eldon W orobieff — Recreation Office, Old Student Union, Frosh coach last year at USC. Rowed in '64 Olympics for Canada, 961-3746. two World Championships, Pan-Am Games, British Empire Games, 2) Show up at any 4:00 p.m. workout at the campus stadium. Gold Medals, etc., etc. Graduate University of British Columbia; 3) Attend slide and film presentation on Thursday (tomorrow), Masters from U.S.C. 6'7" - 220 lbs. October 23, at 7:00 p.m. in North Hall 1131 — All Oarsmen, old and new. Karl Borgstrom - Frosh Coach 4) Stop at our recruiting table in front of the Library. Former Berkeley oarsman. Trained under the great Cal coach Lemon. Rowed in Europe in singles.

Alan Welch - Coaching Assistant UCSB CREW - AN INDEPENDENT ATHLETIC CLUB Former UCSB lightweight. Veteran of Ecorse Boat Club of D etroit.

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LETTERS student (?) sarcastically said abuses on a society imbued there on it was all what small sum. However, when a something like, “ You should with hypocrisy. psychiatrists call “ word salad.” hundred, or a thousand, or a be ashamed to show your Not us, man. We’re free. Now what does the audience million General Telephone Freedom in ignorance.” We’re liberal and open-minded. think o f this verbal fertilizer? patrons omit this amount from The MECHA representative And we don’t make value Premise one, “ I am your their monthly bills, the absence le a rn in g handled the situation well, judgments. leader.” Premise two is will be significant. explaining that the barrio is Listen, little man! Don’t implied, “ A leader leads It is a little task to perform; To the Editor: “ where the people live...where label me a knowledgeable followers.” Premise three, “ I it is a little committment to Last week two chicanismo is,” and the class university student. I want to be have no followers.” Four, “ I make. But it is a NO vote on representatives from MECHA instructor encouraged students free to show my ignorance. I follow blacks and browns.” Vietnam, and a YES vote on spoke to the Chicano history to ask questions and not feel want to be free to learn. Missing premise, “ Except when peace. class (101) and used the term embarrassed. Noreen Packard we are bickering (which is most (Name withheld by request) “ barrio,” and someone asked We as university students Senior o f the time).’’ Premise six, “ You what “ barrio” meant. clamor for free speech, a liberal Spanish Department cannot progress because you The question produced quite (not necessarily liberating) have not the right leadership.” Credit a reaction in the class and one education, while pouring B u n g a lo w Conclusion: “ Look at me and listen, I ’m your following, fo r N F U followerless leader.” B ill The logical audience To the Editor: From the third world response was that this opaque Well, the quarter is slipping To the Editor: by and the campus is going to By JAMES MARS verbal rambling sounds bad, Many o f those who are the deep. The number o f people Last Wednesday, the people o f this nation participated but upon examination, it’s audience to the frolicking snoring/boring in class is in a moratorium to protest the slaughter in Vietnam. really worse than it sounds. fiasco called Bungalow . Bill are increasing. Despite our beloved President’s “ no effect” statements, it Barbara Johnson still reflecting on his latest What happened to the cry did hot' stop this country's biggest demonstration ever. Jr., Mathematics escapades. Have you ever seen for relevant education? The Being Asian and also American, this war has had a a starving ego sit down to dine one bold attempt on this profound influence upon me. Basically because it is the on the patience o f a few W a r tax campus (New Free University) Asian peoples that are feeling the full might o f the white hundred persons - we have! To the Editor: failed. Why? There was a aggressors. We watched Bungalow Bill ...Three per cent o f the fantastic high level of In South Vietnam, yellow people are fighting on both express amazement at the federal excise tax in each participation in the beginning, sides. One side fights for his liberation and the other realization o f his own chaotic month’s phone bill goes but the burden o f the because he is ordered to do so. existence. The amazing directly to the aid and conventional university was From an Asian-American point o f view, the sympathy is soliloquy went something like maintenance o f the Vietnam too demanding/deadening. split. The Vietnamese are people o f the yellow race. The this: “ I am your leader.,J am a war effort. According to the A free university cannot United States is there only to enslave the yellow man, in leader without followers...the phone company, any patrons exist in an unfree environment. the best tradition o f American imperialism. guilty bleeding hearts love me not sympathetic to the war An attempt at relevant This oppression o f the Vietnamese peoples is just a sign, because I don’t set them need not pay this tax; all that education will have to receive a sign that the white man needs a new scapegoat. Thus straight...but, I work for the credit so that students can part o f my sympathy lies with the Vietnamese, because I is required is that a note be blacks and the browns...they “ free their minds” by freeing know, my turn is next. included with the payment o f lead me...I lead you...but I their time from the deadening On the. other side, yellow brothers are being drafted the bill explaining why this have few followers.” irrelevant bullshit o f the every day. It is part o f the American master plan to three per cent has been Then to polish this pristine conventional (obsolete) destroy our youth. To destroy them by putting them in omitted. logic he says “ I am your leader, Three per cent o f federal university. the front line in order to confuse the enemy, for as all but I cannot help you.” From excise tax amounts to a very James R. Trotter whities know, we all look alike. But it isn’t going to work, because those o f us who are still here, and those that come back, bitter over their experience, bitter over the killing, are going to strike down this genocide o f the yellow races. Sympathy, the other part lies with my yellow brothers who will never come back and those who will come back mentally warped, because the white warmonger forced him to kill or be killed, even though their enemy was a brother. I feel sympathy, yet I also feel sick, because when will the Asian-American realize that he is a second-class citizen without his full rights. When will we assert our rights, and tell this imperialistic society that there will be no more Vietnam to burden our souls? When will we assert our rights as human beings and shout out our grievances, grievances that hurt to see, let along live with? Nothing is being done. Why? Because we are a silent minority that has grown accustomed to being apathetic. Is this being human? Yes, I sympathize, but not with those so-called Asian-Americans who still live in the dream o f the American way. Dream on I say, for someday we will all be rudely awakened.

BECCA WILSON, Editor Entered as second class matter on November 20, 1951, at - * Goleta, California, and printed by the Campus Press, 323 s Magnolia, Goleta, California. P.O. Box 11149, University } Center, Santa Barbara, California 93107. Editorial Office - _ T.M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1035, Phone 961-2691. “ Advertising Office -T.M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1045, Phone 961-3829. W E D N E S D A Y . OCTOBER 2 2 . 1 9 6 9 ----E L GAUCHO---- PAG E 5 SANTA BARBARA ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FOR THEATRE INFORMATION CALL 962-8111 S u n rise fe------^ ------F g Take Her Out To a Movie Tonight! g GRANADA Morning hatched in sticky golden feathers . 1216 State Street rending sky in two, i Barbara Hershey sky o f eagle’s egg that promised much, Cathy Burns a brief life, "LAST SUMMER" (R) a time o f soaring high above the mistral "STILLETTO" (R) sweeping half a continent of dust— 1 with Alex Cord it was epocalypse. ARLINGTON 1317 State Street Staring at growing wings o f color, "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" subversive o f horizon Arto Guthrie, Pat Guinn (R ) a fallen hair, and a million souls were caught 'T H E F IR S T T IM E " (M) . Jacqueline Bisset, Wes Stern in nets o f vision, caught like salmon New STATE feeling mysteries o f eggs and currents. 1217 State Street MARSHALL BOND Jr., author of "Gold Hunter: The Adventures of Marshall Bond," is well known here in the University community and Academy Award Winner frequently visits the UCen. His biography of his father offers historical insights as well as humor and commentary on human nature. l.m.b. Best Actress Barbra Streisand "FUNNY GIRL" (G) E Omar Sharif 'Gold Hunter' rich in history, humor RIVIERA Near Santa Barbara Mission By G A R Y ALBERS years in American him at the fabulous Goldfield nature— all bound together opposite El Encanto Hotel In writing a book about the history— decades that witness strikes in New Mexico, working with a style o f writing that life and adventures o f his the final shaping o f many o f as a special correspondent for does credit to the memory o f Peter O'Toole Katherine Hepburn in father, Marshall Bond Jr. has our nation’s most fundamental the San Francisco Bulletin. His an admirable father and the “THE LION IN WINTER“ accomplished more than social and economic values. last try for the golden fleece sensitivity o f his son. AND another bland biography. First and foremost Marshall led him to the rich, but arid, “THE PRODUCERS“ It was his father’s great Bond was a seeker after Mojave desert during the ’30’s. fortune to have lived through adventure. Born into Ironically, gold was the one some o f the most exciting comfortable circumstances in goal which eluded him CINEMA 1867, he managed to graduate throughout his entire life, 6050 Hollister Ave. • Goleta from Yale before launching a often by the narrowest o f career of travel and margins. Dustin Hoffman ISLA VISTA Jon Voight fortune-hunting that eventually Gold, however, was not his “MIDNIGHT COWBOY“ led him halfway around the total obsession. Bond’s gift for Uncompromising and shocking world. high adventure has left us because it has the ring of truth. RATED X. Bond’s quest was for gold. personal accounts o f big-game fD R U G S ) This lust, common to so many hunts in Canada, the Boer War, others o f his generation, Pancho Villa’s campaigns in Mexico, the true facts behind FAIRVIEW SELLS brought him to the Klondike in 251 N. Fairvlew • Goleta the 1890’s. There he met, the legends o f Billy the Kid BLACK LIGHTS and even a safari from“ Cairo to among other notables, Jack WE OFFER YOU CHEAP London, who based his famous Capetown,” The latter includes quality, service & excellent food Peter Fonda enlightening observations on (at a very modest price) 971 Embarcadero del Mar novel “ Call o f the Wild” on Dennis Hopper colonial Africa and the “white 968-2516 Bond’s magnificent dog, Jack. 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Doected by Produced by Suzanne Pleshette in 63 “ IF IT’S TUESDAY THIS 63 1AVID SHERWIN ■ LINDSAY ANDERSON ■ MICHAEL MEDWIN « , LINDSAY ANDERSON COLOR MUST BE BELGIUM** 63 Monday-Thursday 12-6 B A PARAMOUNT PICTURE 63 Friday, Saturday 12-12 MOVIE AUDIENCE 63 Sunday 2-8 63 MIDNIGHT FLICKS *++****QU |QE**♦♦♦** B 63 905 Embarcadero del Norte A SERVICE Or FILM-MAKERS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND THEATERS. 63 968-6616 63 "FEARLESS VAMPIRE G—General Audiences 63 M i l i M—Mature Audiences M63 g LURH KILLER" R—Persons Under 16 Not Admitted 9 6 2 - 8 1 1 1 X -Persons Under 18 Not Admitted PAGE 6---- El_ GAUCHO---- WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1969 Chancellor’s Open Letter to the Campus Community

. As one who has devoted many am not interested in the so*called The unfortunate dumping of added 300 married student I must base my decision about years to environmental matters in natural environment for today and debris by a contractor who made apartments, whose construction we this aspect of the matter on the the broadest sense, I am pleased to for the future. Here aré some arrangements (unknown to us) with hope will get under way soon? advice of recognized traffic experts. see that my interest is now examples of my interest. the airport authorities is , These could be built by private Obviously, the road extension is apparently shared J>y many. Three years ago, the long, hard accordingly, hardly a measure of enterprise but the rents would being planned for the future and Unfortunately, it is clear from negotiation for the Devereux my sen sitivity toward the unquestionably be greater for our will be needed by students, faculty reading the open letter to me in the property was completed. On that environment. Our contracts state married students. and staff who will be here long Oct. 8 issue that some seem to property, now called West Campus, clearly which environmental factors Neither the Goleta Savings and after all or most of us are gone. doubt my interest. are the sand dunes and the contractors must conform to on the Loan Association nor I have any Alternate plans have been I should say at the outset that beautiful Monterey cypress grove campus and that construction connection with the Fess Parker considered from the project's the development and review of all that will be part of the natural debris must be disposed of off group or its efforts to build a motel inception in 1969 to the present, aspects of the campus environment, preserve. Purchase of this property University property. Where it is * and mobile home park or other and those recently suggested ones students, faculty and staff have has guaranteed, too, the continued dumped is up to the contractor, facilities across from the Airport have been given close attention. served on the relevant committees preservation of the lagoon and the subject to existing laws; it is Drive-In. Vice Chancellor' Varley's staff in (e .g ., Landscape and Site “ islands” on the Main Campus as disgraceful when disposal needlessly I have been and am dedicated to the Architects and Engineers Office Development, Parking and Traffic, we grow to 25,000 students. despoils the environment anywhere. doing what I think is right, today has worked very diligently on these and Buildings and -Campus It has also made possible the and in the future, for this campus suggestions. Furthermore, the man Development). Apparently the maintenance of the openness of the 2. MY ASSOCIATION WITH THE community and its total most familiar with the specific results of the deliberations of these Main and Storke campuses. The GOLETA SAVINGS AND LOAN membership. Everything else is working drawings provided for the committees and qf the Board of State would not buy this Devereux ASSOCIATION secondary. Ward Extension by the State Regents seem not to have been property and the Regents had to be That association has nothing to Highway Commission is J. Robert sufficiently re-communicated convinced by me of the necessity do with any decisions I make 3. EXTENSION OF WARD Henderson, campus architect, who recently. fo r purchasing the property relating to this campus. Those who MEMORIAL BOULEVARD AND in turn has given personal attention This present statement will deal without State support. care to look into the history of THE GOLETA SLOUGH to each of the suggestions made. b rie fly with three matters; As long as I have been here, I Ward Memorial Boulevard will find Much has been written and The use of a part of the slough one ■ the Ward extension and the have emphasized tree planting, that the extension under discussion stated recently about the proposed for the Ward Extension is a Goleta slough— will be discussed beautification, and improvement of was envisioned in the UCSB construction of the Ward Memorial controversial matter, for it reduces in much greater detail in a written the campus. No tree is cut down document called “ Design for Extension north of UCSB and its that slough by about 40 acres, some report to be made later. without my permission, and some Growth.” A map in it dated April relationship to the Goleta Slough. 20 of which are important “ wet” 1. MY INTEREST IN THE 850 trees have or will have been 19, 1961, showed a simple It appears that those who oppose acres near the bridge. The question ENVIRONMENT. planted on this campus during the extension of the present boulevard the project maintain that (a) the is whether that reduction is worth My responsibilities and present year or as part of (itself not then finished) to Los Extension is not needed (b) other the obvious advantages of the Ward inclinations include concern for the landscaping projects now under Cameras Road for a campus methods of handling the traffic are Extension. There can never be a to ta l environment and the way. ultimately having 15,000 students. feasible, and (c) if constructed, the unanimously acceptable answer to in teractio n o f its various A large part of the magnificent It is obvious that this concept for - road will destroy most if not all of that question. Is there anything we components today and, so far as we Sedgwick ranch property in the the Ward extension was developed the Slough. Others may fear future can do to lessen the impact of that can predict, in the future. That Santa Ynez Valley has been given before I even arrived here in July of extensions beyond that now loss? ■ total environment includes all you to this campus because I agreed we 1962. A more detailed plan for that planned to Los Cameras Road. I would like to concern myself see about you, including yourselves. should keep it as near Its present extension occurred in the Long The crux of our problem is briefly with that question. The It is therefore ludicrous to assume I condition as possible. Range Development Plan published handling our traffic in a manner slough is not in a “ natural” state, in in mid 1963. I was asked to join that will consider the total my opinion. It has been dredged, JS2S2S252SE5ZS2SZS252S2SH52S2S252S2S2S2S2S2S2525HS252S2S2Sc5.d5>2S252i2S2S?SdS252S2S2i:ii.^ij Goleta Savings and Loan environmental factors or needs of had its channels realigned and it ru Association later that year. I was all the people who use or will otherwise has been tampered with asked primarily on the basis that I someday use this campus. The fish a . chips I by man since he has been in this should do so as a contribution to figures we have used are questioned vicinity. Because it is involved with 6578-B TRIGO ROAD - ISLA VISTA g] the Goleta Valley Community. I by many individuals lately, but drainage—particularly of flood did accept and helped develop that what we use are the results of waters—it will continue to be Bund the corner from the Rexall Drug Store s] publicly held association. detailed studies by professional tampered with. The slough's If I am influenced by that traffic experts. present condition, therefore, is the FISH AND CHIPS SHRIMP OYSTERS relationship, why in the fall of Wilbur Smith and Associates of end result of change; it will 1966 did I do battle to make sure San Francisco, and most recently continue to change. SEAFOOD SALADS AND COCKTAILS that our San Rafael Residence Hall Robert W. Crommelin and A new broad channel with would be built, when certain Isla Associates of Encino, California, sloping banks to be built during the HOMEMADE CHOWDERS Vista realtors thought private retained in August of 1969, have construction phase of the road enterprise should build any checked the figures and the present extension project (with soil FOOD TO GO additional * necessary and future traffic problems of removed, not diked) has the HOURS: Cl accommodations? These Isla Vista 0CSB. Studies by the UCSB p o te n tia l o f increasing the 11:30 a.m. • 8:00 p m FRIED CHICKEN « interests went clear to the Governor Campus Planner and engineering biological production of certain ex in attempting to stop our staff, the State Division of CLOSED MONDAY PHONE: 968-3418 ft parts of the slough which are not QJ construction. Highways, and the Santa Barbara now very productive. The project Any why would I be pushing '.:5?Ç?Ç?S?S?SH5iS2SHS?Ç232S?Sæ?SJ5Z52SESZS2S252525?Ç?i?Ç?5?5252S2S2SSH32SÎS?52SESZS2S2Îc County also verify the figures and will also reclaim additional acreage hard for the University to build an the need for the project. for the slough, although these acres cannot be said to replace what is to ELEC BASS $40. EPIPHONE Mattel is swell. Yater is no be taken. We should remind GUITAR NEAR NEW $110, bettah-Heavy threads for guys. Try ourselves, too, that were the road 968-3075 RON. on sample & choose your fabric. not to be built, the County Flood Bras for see-thru things. School Control District would soon need Classified Ads Fresh Daily Lettuce carrots ripe clothes. Having a sale too. Bikini to dredge parts of the slough in avocados Fruit in season Grade A Factory 314 Chapala, S.B. CLASSIFIEDS ADS- Storke Publications Bldg., Rm. 1045 or 1053 order to handle the drainage which targe eggs 41c doz Pure honey is increasing yearly. before 4 p.m., 2 days prior to publication. Lowest Prices. 7288 Hollister. Party supplies-Gifts for every No one knows precisely what 2 roommates needed for quiet IV occasion-greeting cards-and fun would happen in the slough if the 1 —Announcements apt on Picasso 968-0173. 7—Found things at Bee-zzz. 6583 Pardall I.V. road and associated channeling were completed. The fact that the Lasagna St. John's Restaurant 6565 Grey male cat on Del Playa. Call HYPNOSIS present slough has survived in spite 2 fern, roomates 6759A Sueno. 968-3136. Self-hypnosis. Learn to relax, B Trigo Road I.V. Yard, fireplace. 968-9722. of relatively recent changes is overcome nervous tension & evidence that it will continue to Found-gray w/ black striped cat. 8 insomnia,, improve concentration, Don’t miss Doctor Ezariah Little's Need girl to take over $52.50 mo. survive in the short run. How long Funky Flick at Airport Drive-in in mo. approx. Fern/ 968-3863. strengthen will power, expand H will survive either with or contract in 4-man grad prf. nice skills. Ray Franklyn Morgan 2 shows Fri. & Sat. If at first, mdrn apt. 968-3465. without the road construction will second show free. Cheap $2. No car Ladi's ring-Sat night in I.V. Owner (Hypno-Practitioner) 23 yfs. in depend in part on how well it is needed. call & describe. 968-1071 Falena Santa Barbara. 175 Hermosillo Rd. managed (and financed) and how 1 girl needed to sublease 3-man 2 Kerr. 969-3541. bdrm at Chalet. Sheri 968-2319. we can align ourselves in preserving HOMECOMING IS COMING-Nov it for as long as we can. 3-8. . .Happiness is being in its Lost and Found is located in room 14—Rides Offered To provide hard data for this GGR, House Decs Parade Queens or 3—Autos for Sale 1104 Safety & Security Bldg. 8am purpose, we have a cooperative GGP Contest. to 5pm Monday through Friday. DROP “MAC” AND REALLY '66 MG Midget, wire wheels, 30 961-3843. research project started under Dr. turn on — M c D o n a l d 's Keith Macdonald of the Geology Make your home a part of miles PG, good cond. 965-4656, DELIVERS “BIG MACS” AND will sacrifice. Department. This research should Homecoming and your favorite 8—Help Wanted SHAKES-CHOC., VAN., STRAW., provide measurable data on current prof a celebrity-Enter House Decs C ALL 964-3612 MON.-SAT. 8-10 1931 dlx. Ford rdst. $795. 215 A mother with a IV2-2 yr. old who (“ zero” ) conditions. In later & GGP contest. Deadline for Decs P.M. SUN. $-10 P.M. $10 research we can learn what happens Oct. 22, GGP Oct. 24. Head skis $35. 486-8770 Oxnard. will care for my child for a few MINIMUM ORDER. hours each wk. in ex. for the same during and after construction. service. 968-6662. Nobody has done that type of PHRATERES MEETING Wed., 58 Dodge runs well real sharp, 15—Rides Wanted cruiser, 968-5823, 6-9 pm $100 study before according to Dr. Oct. 22*, 7:30 pm Carpeted area Wanted Cartoonist Macdonald. The present concern for UCen Important! To Berkeley Thurs., Oct. 23, call 63 Olds Cutlass automatic 4 Dr. HT Able to creat & draw zap style Kathy 968-8909. the slough will motivate interest in Applications for Great Gaucho Prof 6700 m. $700 Call Paul 967-6990. comic book for fun & profit preserving the slough as long as Contest may be filed Oct. 20-24 in 968-2919. 16—Services Offered possible under the drainage the A.S. Office Homecoming Box. 4—Child Care conditions imposed upon it. 9—House for Rent In exchange for room and board, I The longer report earlier referred In this dull and commonplace Dr. Ezariah (pron. As-a-rye-a) WILL will do housework & cooking, t o will include further world there comes a time for G LAD LY TAKE care of your kid. Share Hse pvt. room cook privs. experienced, contact: Dayne Lamar consideration of the Ward Memorial Kirstenhof. Now is the time Country Estate Moffat 968-3480. 968-2082. Extension and of the slough, Kirstenhof, 5796 Dawson, Goleta. 5—For Rent including the access to H at both 11-L o s t CABIN $25. Girt needs girl Homebaked Goodies for study or east and west ends. That report will Drummer who plays hard be circulated to any faculty, roommate w/ own car. San Marcos Waltham watch Oct. 15. Sent, party call Theresa 968-5816. immediate recording. 969-1445. Pass. Contact Rhonda in Zoology students and staff who may be value. 968-8532-Linda. Porsche specialist. Repairs, parts, interested in becoming acquainted Museum afternoons. POSTER SALE values to $2 now 8 wk tailless orange & white cat, accès. Rich Strehle, PCA. with the important details. 75c — Shirt Shoppe, I.V. 6 —For Sale please call 968-24S9. 969-1101. VERNON I. CHEADLE Chancellor UCEN activities Comm, needs you. Jensen 12” speaker in cabinet, Alterations, reweaving-lsla Vista I (Space paid for by Chancellor's Office) Half glasses tortoise frames S. Sewing Shop-6686 Del Playa, I.V. Make the UCEN livable, used, and coffee table x2179 or 968-5469. Brickley 967-5032. lively. Call 968-5631 Debbie. 968-1822-Open 9-5 Saturdays from 9am to noon. YATER 7*’6” x 191/2” orange tint Sm. Fern. Ger. Shep. recent Greeks and Prizes-a Slice of Life in ?-Art adj. fin/slight V $85 968-1740. Contest-shown at Internati Bazaar mother. Lost 1 week answers to Design your own original earrings at S eniors...... Signup at UCen info/eall 968-6558. “ Po’*. 961-3269 or 968-9923. no chrg. from our fabulous bead TV 21” b&w Packard Bell good collection. M osaic Craft Only 8 Days cond. $25, 968-7133. Strayed or stolen male kitten Center-3443 State, 687-1419. Page contracts for 1970 LA half-grown reddish-brown w/whlte R E M A IN TO CUMBRE are now available in LA Spanish guitar $85, Epiphone, guit. stripes bow legs very friendly. 18— Tutoring HAVE YOUR CUMBRE office 1041 Storke Bldg, amp $65 (2) AR 2AX's $150 Dlsappared Sueno/Camlno Corto for all Clubs and organizations 968-8868. Oct. 6 sorely missed by playmate German Tutoring & Translation by P ictures T aken registered with Associated 961-2421 day 968-6311 after 6. Austrian 968-4600. Expert. Students. 24” BOYS BIKE $8. Runs OK. at C ampus 968-6082. Richard the II Yale Univ. Press 19— Typing P hoto S hop Engraved nameplates, signs, and Diane 968-9514. nameplns for your desk, door, etc. Bandmaster amp $195 Vox folk Typing, experienced, low rates, call To B e F eatured Santa Barbara Nameplate-516 twelve electric $135, 968-2724. 12—Motorcycle« Mrs. Grosser, 967-8141. Robert Maxmiller (airport), in THE 1970 964-2718. Used furniture, junk, trash, Let me do your typing (65 cents '68 Kawasaki 350 xlnt cond. see <9 per page) and technical art work. L aC umbre antiques, collector Hems, things, 744 Embarc. del Mar $625. You can get a complete lunch any browse in our shop 12 to 6 daily. 965-5691 evenings & weekends. Ca ll T oday day for 49c at the Roadhouse 20, Pat and Hanks Antiques, 298 S. 13—Personals 261 S. Orange Also the largest glass Orange Ave. Goleta (Behind Food 20—VW Engines 968-2716 of beer in Goleta 60c. Fair Market) Closed Sun 8» Mon. Help where is Linda Fuller? Urgent! New, rebuilt & used - Dune Buggies FOR AN APPT. 2—Apt», to Share 8s Custom VWs-660 S. Fairview — Guild Elec guitar Star. 3 2 pick sing Confidential 968-3176. 964-7288. cut Ex con WC $260 968-9775. Need 1 girl for duplex on Del Anne-Only nice Jewish girls are Responsible girl to live in and do Playa-flreplace-lawn, 6748A Del SPECIAL T-shirts values to $3.50 born near Halloween!!! The 21 -Wanted light housework, babysitting, etc. in Playa Dr., call 968-5459 Peg. exchange for room & board. Close now $1.29 -'Shirt Shoppe, I.V. Pumpkin Pies. Bus Drivers. Apply Francisco to UCSB - 964-3223. Torres general office M-F 8-5. W E D N E S D A Y . O C TO B E R 2 2 . < 9 6 9 ----E L GAUCHO---- PAG E 7 Returnees make ’69 Gaucho I Lambda Chi Winners I basketball picture very bright

By C LA Y K ALLAM might have a few words to say Ron Allen, a 6-4 sophomore, Sports Writer about that, as Rouse is a tough Steve Haskett, a 6-0 transfer Facin g their toughest rebounder and defender at 6-7 from San Diego State, and 6-1 schedule ever, the 1969-70 while the 6-5 Tschogl has good Mel Jones, a JC transfer from version o f UC Santa Barbara sp e ed , excellent jumping SFCC, round out the guard basketball nevertheless has high ability and a nice shooting corps. hopes for their inaugural touch. Once more, the Gauchos will season in the PCAA. In the background are junior use their pattern-type Mike McGory, transferred from Lacking only forward Steve continuity offense, but with Rippe from last year’s starting guard and 6-6 sophomore Rich more emphasis this year on the five and adding Leroy Jackson, DuBois, who was injured most inside game. O f course, the John Tschogl, Earl Frazier and o f the season as a freshman last inside game will be just that year. others, Head Coach Ralph much more effective with the Center will be 'manned by Barkey looks to the coming fine outside shooting o f the the 6-8 Rex, who set three year with guarded optimism. - guards, and the speed o f Gaucho scoring records last Part o f the reason for the Jackson and Tschogl should year as a sophomore, one o f “ guarded” section is the fact make the running game much them, the highest scoring that the Gauchos run head on improved also over last year. into four NCAA tournament average per game (17.8), and teams this season-— those also pulled down 292 rebounds. E m ploying the Barkey trademark man-to-man being UCLA, Santa Clara, Backing him up will be D EFEN SEM EN Steve Evangelist (left) and Augie Rapanut (right) were pressure defense, the Gauchos Seattle and Colorado, not to sophomore Earl Frazier, a great named Lambda Chi award winners this week for their efforts in the mention Texas, Stanford, defensive player and offensive hope to pressure their way to Gauchos 26-2 victory over Valley State last Saturday. Evangelist picked Pacific and o f course the rebounder who at 6-9 will give the top of the PCAA and a off two Matador passes in a sterling defensive performance while PCAA. UCSB good depth at center for berth in the NCAA Rapanut, in the words of Coach Andy Everest "Played one helluva ball But the optimism section the first time in a long time. tournament. game" as a member of the Gauchos down four. seems well-grounded, partly Silvett, Emery and Bob because o f the return of Mason are right now the “ three starters Doug Rex, Ron Rouse, starting guards,” all o f whom VAUGHN Larry Silvett and Bob Emery, are good ballplayers with their plus a starter o f two years ago, own strengths and weaknesses. Leroy Jackson. Silvett’s main weakness is STORE OPENING Jackson sat out last year due that he is only 5-9, but other to illness and eligibility than that is a “ complete problems connected with his ballplayer” — he dribbles well, illness, and is ready to go this shoots well, is a good passer and plays tough defense, while SALE year. He averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds a game as 6-5 Emery, a 6-3 two-year starter, Vaughn's, west coast specialist in men's natural shoulder clothing and center then, and should do is an excellent outside shooter furnishings, is proud to announce the opening of our fourteenth store even better in his natural who is o ff to “ his best start and first in Santa Barbara at 746 State Street. Special prices are in forward slot. ever.” effect, in our Santa Barbara store only . . . Limited Time! However, two-year starter Mason, at 6-1, can jump out Rouse and sophomore Tschogl of the gym, and works very well from the pdst, which Slcxx — Nov. 6 Register For Barkey hopes to employ more San Diego State for the guards this season. Sportcoat — Nov. 7 Drawing At Store. FREE Suit — Nov. 8 No Purchase Required. tickets on sale Several hundred student tickets are still available for Saturday night’s big Pacific Coast Athletic Association SUITS . . , SPORTCOATS tussle with San Diego Store Opening Sale Store Opening Sale State in Charger Stadium, San Diego. The tickets are retailing for $1 in the $1088 Robertson Gym ticket office and will be on sale through this afternoon. Students are urged to buy your tickets here because it’s a hassle getting visiting student tickets in Aztec town.

SPECIAL SLACKS.. . Opening Special $Q*> Values to $3.50 Now $1.29 & $1.99 $17.95 to $22.95 ...... Sale • SHIRT SHOPPE, I.V. 968-1700 . $1 1 M $24.95 to $29.50 ...... Sal« ■ ■ Sweaters. . . Dress Shirts . . . $2*8 Cardigans, V-neck \/+% Valúas to Short sleeva BOB’S and craw pullover n v l f / 2 p r ic e $9.95 Diving Locker Long sitava * 3 M NAUI Certified Scuba Classes Custom Made Wet Suits LIGHTWEIGHT SPORTCOATS $l| * | 8 8 for Surfers and Divers Salactad group of lightweight Pure Compressed Air Sportcoats. Valúas to $59.50 Now | | CAMERA HOUSINGS and PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 35s 0\SC0UNT ON A U MERCHAlVO/Sf RENTALS REPAIRS INFORMATION Unlimited Parking U.xivKfMTY M e n 's S n o rt til. 1827 500 Botello Rd., Goleta BANK CREDIT CAROS WELCOME IMNNtMCtMRiimin $4» MM$ fMTTtf nu alto «w m am* mwawfc mun Phone 967-4456 mm (Turn North at the entrance «AT SATHER GATE to the Cinema and Airport Drive In theatres, in the 6000 block of Hollister.) 746 State Street — State A De la Guerra J HOURS: SUN. 8 12 MON. 9-3 - TUES.-Sat. 9-6 Store Hours: 9:30 - 6, Friday Nights 'til- 9 PAG E 8----E L GAUCHO---- WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1969 Housing hassles? Try the housing office

By A N N HENRY •MortelPs office when communications two visits to the girls’ manager and meet these standards, the Housing Staff Writer with apartment managers break down advised the girls to make another Office may take away Approved Hope looms on the horizon for the have found that many o f their troubles datnage list with copies to the Housing Housing status. For the owner this embattled student who despairs o f may vanish when a third party steps in. Office and the manager. would mean a loss o f student rentals. getting his apartment repaired or For example, during the last summer As a result, the rug was cleaned, the For the manager it would mean the loss cleaned. session, three UCSB girls complained to manager ceased his daily visits and the o f his job, and for a realty it could mean The magic formula is the UCSB Miss Mortell when: 1. their manager girls got their full cleaning deposit back the loss o f their cut of the profits and Housing Office, and yes, it can work. failed several times to fulfill his promise when they moved out. maybe even o f their client. Headed by Joan Mortell, the office to clean their rug; 2. he insisted on An important fact that many All this results in considerable power provides mediation fo r all looking inside their apartment every day students don’t realize (but owners and on the part o f the Housing student-management disputes and offers to “ make sure they weren’t doing any realties do) is that the Housing Office Office—power which they wield gently teams o f inspectors who can expedite damage” ; and 3. he wouldn’t accept any has a list o f requirements which must be but with good results. apartment repairs and improve living lists o f damages done by previous met by owners whose apartments are on conditions with amazing speed. occupants. the Approved Housing list. The office is located at 1234, Students who have resorted to Miss Miss Mortell and an assistant made I f any property consistently fails to Administration building. Birth control clinic opens By HILARY KAYE campus, manned by students workings to repeal the existing Reporter working for PILL, offering abortion laws. Answering to the problems information on all aspects of The first meeting o f the o f birth c o n tro l, overpopulation. PILL is also abortion group will be held oh overpopulation and abortion, having speakers at the Oct. 27 in the program lounge 22 W, PE LA GUERRA the Isla Vista Birth Control freshman dorms in addition to o f the , UCen at 7:30. Clinic will begin offering speakers appearing on campus. Clergymen, doctors and C'/'CMTefi t m m F T w a in services on a weekly basis this Both Paul Erlich, author of law yers will attend the £>/ *15 CFF- m Menina cam tnns Thursday. meeting. Further information “The Population Bomb,” and UNjp2.-ßOi))r€JLCV£ljEGS The clinic is part o f a three Garrett Hardin, professor o f may be obtained by phoning *34.95-ALOHA RACH§~$/4.95 point program planned by biology at UCSB, are scheduled Gail at 968-3796. Afeavy gartering on(M d öcanJs. PILL (Population Increase to speak on campus. Also, free In addition to the plans for Limitation League) for this movies about world population sole cmdsjCct. 3i this year, PILL has long range .BLANKS $20.00 year. and birth control will be goals, including expanding to In conjunction with Planned shown. other UC campuses and Parenthood o f Santa Barbara, A third program, engineered reaching the community at PILL will focus on the by a sub-group o f PILL, is that large. problems o f birth control, o f abortion. Gail Alcorn, a overpopulation and abortion UCSB coed, has organized the Students interested in the SYSTEMS' laws. group, which will deal both goals o f PILL may call Jim Every Thursday night from with helping girls with Davis at 968-2982 for 7 % . Cone Se e k * # ¿y. * 6:30-9, the I.V. Birth Control unwanted pregnancies and information. Clinic will offer comprehensive services. Located at St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, 781 Embarcadero del Mar, the PHREQUENT PHONES THE LAST WORD IN COMPACT-STEREO clinic will provide services free o f charge. Girls who can afford EL GAUCHO (for SYSTEMS ALWAYS SEEMS TO COME to see a private doctor, rumors, news tips) 961-2691 however, are urged to do so. Switchboard . . . . 968-3565 FROM KLH Girls interested in birth Housing Office . . .961-2282 control information may call University 9684800 for an appointment. 1 nformation . . .961-2311 PILL will also attempt to Metropolitan help in the fight against Theaters .... . 962-8111 overpopulation. According to Draft Jim Davis, one o f the leaders o f Counseling . . . .969-0147 PILL, “It is very important to Planned educate the people as to the Parenthood . . . . 963-4800 dangers o f overpopulation and Health the steps which need to be C e n te r...... 961-2086 taken to combat the problem.” A table will be set up on

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