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Friday, October 26,1984THEB&NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 34 Its not over yet, Mondale claims

by Carolyn Van Schalk Mondale said President Rea- editor gan does not understand the purpose of social programs. He Democratic presidential hope- said Reagan has cut funding ful Walter Mondale told because the president believes cheering supporters yesterday - student loans make students de- just 11 days before the election - pendent and Social Security ben- that thev should not believe re- efits make people lazy. cent polls which indicate Ronald "I believe in a government Reagan will win the election. that helps," Mondale said. "I "ITl tell you why I'm going to come before you today as a be elected president. I'm the* Democrat in the tradition of only one smart enough to come Teddy Roosevelt. Harry Tru- to Toledo," Mondale said, refer- man, John Kennedy and Herbert ring to Reagan's avoidance of Hoover and I am proud to be a the Glass City. Democrat." Reagan has spoken in North- Mondale also spoke in support western Ohio twice recently - of young people, saying educa- here at the University on Sept. tion is vital to this country's 26 and in Perrysburg Oct. 12 - future. but has not made a campaign stop in Toledo. "I believe in an America Speaking to an estimated 3,000 where our kids are number one. flag-waving and sign-carrying I want those kids educated. I supporters inside Toledo's Port- want us to have the best kids on side Festival Marketplace, Mon- earth and I want to invest in dale said that polls don't select them," he told the cheering the president; voters do. crowd. "I can feel it coming," Mon- Concerned that Reagan plans dale said of a Democratic presi- to base selection of U.S. Su- dential victory Nov. 6. preme Court Justices partially Mondale said working class on religious conviction, Mondale Americans have had enough of said, "I want the Supreme Court Reaganomics. Toledo's 10 per- picked by a president who be- cent unemployment rate, he lieves in law and iustice and not said, to the result of Ronald by Jerry Falwell. Reagan's economic policies. "We have 11 days until this "Toledo and America need a election to decided. They (Re- president who will put America publicans) say it's all over. They back to work," Mondale told the say it doesn t count what you BG News/Susan Cross crowd, which included a number say. Polls don't vote and it's Portside politics was greeted by approximately 3,000 people who crowded around the of representatives from local your decision on Nov. 6," he Walter Mondale brought his campaign to Portside yesterday night. He platform on the main level and around the second level perimeter. unions. concluded. Polish government to charge priest's kidnapper

WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The agency. found hair matching that of the other people are suspected," sional arrest for willfully ab- Popieluszko was kidnapped government said today it will "It may be expected he will be missing priest in the trunk of a Urban said. He did not say senting himself from his job... Friday night on a highway in charge an Interior Ministry offi- charged and arrested on the car driven by the Interior Min- whether the other suspects had for falsifying an entry in the northern Poland by a group of cial in connection with the ab- basis of investigation materi- istry official, who had been been detained. record book of his official car, unidentified men, one of whom duction of a Roman Catholic als," government spokesman placed under provisional arrest Urban said police dogs given and for failing to provide an was wearing a police uniform, priest six days ago. The priest's Jerzy Urban said in remarks Wednesday. the scent of the priest's clothes alibi" for missing work last Fri- according to the priest's driver, whereabouts remained un- broadcast on Warsaw Radio. had led authorities to the car in day, the day Popieluszko disap- Waldemar Chrostowski. He said known. He said there was no informa- URBAN SAID there were which the hair sample was peared, state-run television they pulled the car over under The arrested man was identi- tion on the whereabouts of the other "suspected culprits" in found. said. the pretext of administering a fied by the official Polish news [iriest, the Rev. Jerzy Popie- the kidnapping and that authori- "I'd like to state once again in sobriety test. agency PAP only as Grzegorz uszko of Warsaw, 37, a frequent ties had found fingerprints in the the name of the government that CARDINAL JOSEF Glemp is- The driver said he was forced P.. a functionary of the Interior target of government criticism priest's car similar to "finger- the Polish authorities had noth- sued his first public comment into the kidnappers' car and he Ministry, which controls the na- for his sermons defending the prints of one of those suspected. ing to do with this abduction," today on the abduction, demand- believed Popieluszko was put in tion's police and internal secu- ideals of the outlawed Solidarity "Since it is not known how Urban said. ing a full explanation "about the the trunk. Chrostowski said he "t. His rank and duties were movement. many people took part in the The Interior Ministry worker reasons, conditions and culprits escaped by jumping out of the disclosed by the news Urban said investigators had abduction, I cannot reveal what had been "placed under provi- of this shameful act." Celeste surveys his constituents Wade seeks constitution unity COLUMBUS (AP) - In what those who ask for them but WADE SAID Otocamp defined "members" as having full voting was described as a bid to "keep doubted if they would be publi- by Mike Mclntyre privileges but said the present statement to better because it to in touch" with constituents, cized through a news release or staff reporter spelled out. Gov. Richard Celeste yesterday other general distribution. "The way the president wants it worded makes it too soft and not asked his supporters if they're Recipients are asked "What While USG President Bob Wade said passing the undergraduate as directed," he said. "It to fine now because the president of USG satisfied with his work and do you view as our greatest student body constitution to one of his organization's main objectives and the president of the University would determine which commit- sought their opinion of his ad- accomplishments?" and "Are this semester, he said it won't be approved by the Board of trustees tees affect student welfare." ministration's ''greatest accom- you satisfied with our work thus unless the entire campus is unified behind it. Wade said Otocamp also disagrees with statement M which would plishments." far? " Space to provided for com- Wade said the present constitution was ratified by the student B've USG control over the distribution of general fee funds to A l&-item questionnaire was ments beyond a "yes" or "no" body in 1981 but it was not passed by the Board of Trustees because niversity organizations. included in the fall-winter mail- answer. minority organizations did not back it. "The present distribution system, ACGFA (Advisory Committee ing of "The Celeste Letter," a The questionnaire also asks "The minority groups on campus did not back the constitution on General Fee Allocation), was set up because some organizations periodical paid for and distrib- readers to list all organizations because they thought it was taking power away from them," he said. weren't getting their fair share," he said. "We feel it to In our best uted by the Ohio Democratic in which they are active; the "I think we can all be unified behind it. No one ever sat down and interest to take control of the process. We don't want control over all Party. weekly newspapers and in-state explained what the constitution does for them." Eeneral fee allocations, just the allocations to University organiza- "Your support was the cat- publications they receive; the wade said USG to working to unify the campus before he brings ons." alyst that enabled this adminis- radio station to which they listen the constitution to the Board of Trustees. Because of this, it may not Wade said for Otocamp to support this statement. USG would have tration to take office," Celeste most often, and the candidates be presented until April, he added. to prove it is a fair and representative organization for the entire said in the newsletter. they are actively supporting. undergraduate student body and to have at least 50 percent of the "Your support is even more One question asks u recipients HE SAID be to concentrating on the upcoming Intra University undergraduate student body agree with the statement through a important now - on election day will volunteer to work on special Presidents Council (IUPC) as a chance for all campus organizations referendum. our work was just beginning. issues. Another suggests one to discuss issues which concern them. He added he will make a Here's how you can help: Take a task volunteers might be ex- personal plea to the presidents of campus minority organizations to "BECAUSE OF the problem of student apathy, it to almost moment and let me hear from rpected to carry out when it asks, attend the council. impossible to have that many students vote," wade said. "We want you. Please return this Question- 'Will you send letters to the Wade said unity will be needed because University President Paul to get a cross section of the University and show the Board of naire to me by November 15," editor on key subjects?" Otocamp disagrees with two statements in the constitution and does Trustees that the blacks, whites, latinos, greeks, independents and the governor said. not support the document. every other student to behind it'' Completed questionnaires are FINDLEY SAID the question Otocamp to at the X'ian Institute in China this week and therefore Wade said he will try again to get Otocamp's approval before the to be mailed to the Governor's about letters to the editor was was unavailable for comment. Philip Mason, executive assistant to constitution to put before the Board of Trustees, out he added USG Office at the Statehouse. personally added by Celeste. the president, was also unavailable. will lobby for its passage even without Otocamp's support. "He feels it's important that Wade said Otocamp does not agree with statement I of the Kory Tilgner, president of Graduate Student Senate, which has a HELEN FINDLEY, a Celeste people become involved whether constitution which states, "Students have the right to be members working constitution, said he thinks USG should try to come to some aide, said 35,000 of the question- they support or have concerns with full voting privileges on decision-making bodies in academic agreement with Otocamp. naires were mailed in an at- about stories or editorials in the units and colleges and University committees which directly affect "It to politically naive to believe they (USG) can get the constitu- tempt to keep in touch with daily newspapers." she said. the welfare of the undergraduate student body." tion passed without the president's approval behind it," Tilgner constituents, mainly supporters, "It's a matter of just saying He said Otocamp would like the statement changed to read, said. of the governor. 'Look, we would like to have you "Where appropriate, students shall be members of decision-making Wade disagreed. "If we have a unified campus baiind this She said tesults of the survey write to the Miters if you have bodies.. .rr constitution, I have no doubt we can get it passed. would be made available to concerns.' " 2 BG News/October 26,1984 "You have no right to ask that!" -Editorial- Pollsters need to be polled too by Art Buchwald to vote for Reagan?" the basis of my interviews I will me, but I ducked in time. "You have some nerve to ask be able to project hrw the mil- "What are you writing in your (ISG could stand No one has ever done it be- me all these questions." lions of pollsters in America will notebook?" she demanded. fore, but I just polled a pollster. vote on Nov. 6. After all, with so " 'None of the above.' " She was standing on the street "I'm not asking them for my- many people polling the electo- some improvement the other day, holding a clip- self. I'm asking them for the rate this year, the pollster vote Art Buchwald is a writer for board. American people. I intend to could swing the election." the Los Angeles Times Syndi- The purpose of any Undergraduate Student Gov- She stopped me but before she interview 98 more, and then on She swung her clipboard at cate. could speak I took out my pad ernment is to represent the students and their and pencil and asked her, "How concerns on all levels of a university's administra- old are you?" tion. Her face reddened. "I don't But this Undergraduate Student Government think that's any of your busi- ness." president, Bob Wade, and his cabinet are not going "I'll be the judge of that. How to bat for the students this year. They are merely much money do you make?" standing in the batter's box waiting for a turn. "I'm going to call the police." "I'm doing a poll on pollsters, Granted, USG is doing ground work to get its and it's your obligation as an constitution ratified when past administrations American to answer my ques- have failed to do so. But ground work is internal tions so we know about the peo- ple who are polling us. I don't bureaucracy which has little to do directly with the nave much time. Are you single, concerns of the student body. married or divorced? ' According to Wade, USG has its "hands grasped "I'm not going to tell you." "All right, I'D check 'other.' on everything it can" regarding major issues at the Would you consider yourself a University. But little has been completed that Republican, Democrat or Inde- would give students faith in USG's ability to begin a pendent?" task and successfully see it through. "I can't reveal that." "Why not?" USG should follow up on the actions it initiates. It "Because I'm a pollster, and had a successful voter registration drive this year, If I told you it might influence but has thus far done nothing to educate voters on your answers to me." "You're very attractive. candidates' positions. Such a project would benefit Would you mind telling me what not only students but the entire voting public. your ethnic background is?" USG is planning its public relations "blitz" week, "What difference does that make?" Wade said. But would a week-long drive be nec- "I'd like to know how many essary if USG played a more effective role on Italians, how many Irish and campus? how many Hispanics are polling Perhaps more students would take greater inter- this election year." "Why don't you just drop est in USG if they believed it was representing their dead?'' concerns. "Don't be angry. I'm only We believe this year's administration has made doing my job. "II the election was held to- ineffective attempts to promote change and growth day, would you vote for Ronald on campus and therefore has yet to play an active Reagan, Fritz Mondale or would role in representing students. you like to be listed as unde- cided?" USG has the potential and power to effectively "I don't want to be listed as represent undergraduates but needs to channel its anything. My vote is a private resources in ways that would benefit students in all matter and I'm not going to tell areas of University life. some stranger which lever I'm going to pull." "Does that mean you're going Letters Columnist off base; Fort Wayne and talk to all of with more Americans at work October 16 article, "Frat Boys distorted opinion about fraterni- will and one of those happened to those beer drinking "welfare than ever before in our history. are not Such a Noble Bunch," by ties based upon stereotypes and be a sorority. I also chose not to News should censor bumbs." We happen to like the idea of Steven Kopperhaven. misinformation should be put to join some other groups, just like fewer taxes and less overall In this totally outrageous and work ... cleaning up the abun- fou've done by not joining a Seeing as the BG News has Matt Mahoney tovernment regulation. John F. distorted article, Kopperhaven dant, unfortunate, and destruc- raternity. taken to printing letters bursting 149 Darrow ennedy, a Democrat no less, depicts "frat boys" as being tive grafitti written by bitter or You are entitled to your opin- with stupidity, f doubt if this will stated,''Ask not what your coun- drunken, immature, spoiled rug jealous GDI's. ion and I respect that, however, make it to press. try can do for you, ask what you rats who seemingly have the Steve Hanna 5lease note some correct facts. On 16 October Scott Ban- can do for your country." Rea- world handed to them on a silver Finance major, Pi Kappa Phi raternities are not allowed to wrote an article which brimmed BG News is left-wing gan stated the same thing dur- platter. Among Kopperhaven's Fraternity have alcohol present at their with poor English and twisted ing his speech at Bowling Green other charges against the per- rush parties and BGSU is nation- facts. Barr not only insulted his propaganda sheet when he stated that he would sonal characteristics of frater- ally known for its policies en- past English teachers, but also like to be known as a president nity members includes a long forcing no hazing in the greek the unemployed, the disabled, who "gave the government back list of derogatory adjectives Fraternity critics system. You can verify this at the elderly and the American We, the people of 519 Offen- to the people. Maybe that's which would impress any five- Greek Life. Miss BGSU is an all- farmer. Mr. (I use the term hauer East, are tired of the why Tim Kime was smiling, year-old. asked to open minds campus event and it is not fair to loosely) Barr may be correct, repeated attacks on President excited about a president who Obviously, Kopperhaven has put down outstanding women however, if the owners of the Reagan by the BG News. We rescued us from runaway infla- seen "Animal House" one too Upon entering college this who possess talent and choose to nearly 200,000 farms and grow weary of the half-truths, tion, outrageous unemployment, many times, or perhaps he fall, I, too, had a closed mind on particpate. And finally, concern- ranches which went out of busi- rhetoric, and blatant demagogu- and who reconstructed an inef- rushed a fraternity this fall and fraternities. It was to my belief ing your adjectives, ''overweal- ness during the last four years ery that the News constantly fective military. was not deemed worthy enough that they were a group of con- thy, spoiled, alcoholic youth," I sit around and drink. I don't see persists in printing. Which brings us to our stance to join. Maybe he has a personal ceited, wealthy jocks who feel sorry for those who feel this the Reagan administration help- Certainly it is easier to be on foreign policy. We believe vendetta against the greek sys- walked around campus terroriz- way about fraternity men or ing them. They could however critical than to be constructive. that the Democratic philosophy tem because he didn't get a ing students not meeting their sorority women. I personally work as hands on Ronnie's But then again, taking into of a nuclear freeze is ridiculous. chance to see President Reagan, standards. have put myself through college ranch and tend to Nancy's little consideration the extremely We feel that they are living in a or maybe he simply has a dis- I soon learned that this was and work year-round to pay for White House garden, I guess. So, one-sided articles blasting Rea- fantasy world. When will they turbing inferiority complex. far from the truth. After all, this my own expenses. I'm sure maybe we don't need these wel- gan, it's probably understand- realize that you can't negotiate Why else would somebody so is real life and not the movies. many others do also. fare "bumbs" after all. able why this newspaper takes with the Soviets from a position blatantly attack the virtues of so After meeting a few friends In- My point is this: respect peo- As for bleeding the middle and the easy way out instead of of Inferiority? Reagan has many? volved in fraternities, I won- ple for their individual choices. upperclass, Mondale would not facing the issues. stated numerously (including at The author neglected to point dered how I could have been so Time is too valuable to be spent do that. Fritz would have the tax We'd like to tdke this opportu- his BG speech) mat a nuclear out that those "paddling little against them. They are no dif- debating the pros and cons of an tables fall fairly into place. Rea- nity to speak out for the many war is not winable, and that he is greeks" who participate in such ferent than other students, ex- organization. If everyone took gan in the one doing the bleed- students on this campus who willing to negotiate with the foolish activities as bathtub cept that they belonged to a the time they spent arguing such ing; bleeding the lower and appreciate Reagan's Republi- Soviets. However, the Soviets races and mudtugs just so hap- group that shared common issues and directed it toward middle class. Sound fair? Maybe can philosophies. These students must be willing to be realistic in pened to raise more than $28,000 goals and interests. promoting our campus as a to George Bush who claimed are elated by the fact that Rea- their concessions. The Soviets last year for charity. I often hear people downgrade whole - think what a better that his payment of 12.8% was gan will once again win the have made a mockery of every If greeks are such losers, why fraternities and question why- Is university BGSU would be! Now too much! My, George is such a presidential nomination (we use arms control agreement that do they dominate nearly every it because of jealousy or that that's leadership!! feeling individual. the word "again" for those who has been attempted between the leadership organization on cam- they have nothing else to talk As for your hatred of commu- are confused as to whether Rea- two countries. We feel that a pus? Why did greeks raise more about? Personally, I think this Michelle Kopyar nism and socialism, I fail to see gan is a candidate or the presi- strong defense is necessary to money for philanthropies than type of person should get to Secretary of Panhellenic your reason of hatred. If we dent). Therefore, allow us to protect against Soviet adventur- did any other group last year? know a fraternity member, and Council decide to fight the socialists, rebut the BG News' stance and ism. It's amazing how we Regarding Kopperhaven's re- maybe their eyes will be opened let's start with the British and the stance of those who have haven't heard about any Soviet marks on the so-called "lazi- to reality. the Swedes. recently ripped into Reagan. invasions during the Reagan ness" of fraternity members, we Chris Walnsch As for communism, why fight First of all, why do you con- administration. It has simply merely have another thought- Kappa Slg Ul sis Ridge Street could them when they live in poverty tinue to deny that the U.S. econ- been the history of mankind tor less generalization. It is the indi- Fashion Merchandising be a death zone and die by the thousands any- omy has recovered since the the strong to conquer the weak. vidual who is apathetic about 233 Ashley way. time that Jimmy Carter left Those who fail to learn from campus events who is lazy and No, Mr. Barr you are wrong. office? The GNP has risen dra- history's mistakes are doomed lacks ambition. Dean Gerkins' statement Your entire political outlook is matically, industrial production to repeat them. I might also mention my dis- about the right of way of pedes- backwards and ill-informed. has risen, inflation has re- We direct our final comments approval of the BG News for trians crossing Ridge Street was Find out what communism and mained at a stable rate, and at the BG News, regarding the printing such a malicious and 'I believe' In the uninformed and irresponsible. socialism is. Most of all, go to unemployment has dropped, questions that the students di- destructive article. If an article For at least 10 years pedestrians rected at Reagan. Why did you or letter has a useful purpose or greek system have had the right of way cross- ■ THE BG NEWS' criticize the students for their says something constructive, it ing that street. In fact about 10 questions? This presidential ap- should be printed. If it is simply years ago an ordinance was Editor . Carolyn Van Sche* Wire Editor QMtiy Barnard Please do not discard this considered by the City Council to Managua Editor Deborah Schmoo* Copy Editor Joe Phesvi pearance was for the students, written to voice the intentionally AMI Manage Editor Patricia Rlttar Aaat Copy Ed Deraee Erwm and they had every right to ask harmful and distorted opinion of letter as another editorial on the close Ridge Street to aU traffic NawaErMor Mary Jo McVay AMI Copy Ed Danlaa WlnhMr whatever questions they one individual, it does not belong greek system. I certainly do not from the Health Center to Mac- Editorial EdNor Mchaal O Towle Aaat Copy Ed JITrudeau wanted. in any publication. Otherwise, intend ttiis to be my major ob- Donald. Ridge Street should still Sporta Editor Marc Dalph Graphics Editor JMlYoul jective in writing. be closed and permanently. Aut SportaEditor StavaOunn Friday Editor Marcsea Grande we may as well all use the Bu Photo Editor SuaanCroaa Production Sup'r Stephana OAfccnUa H.B. Thomas News as a tool to ridicule others In response to Steven Kopper- If traffic patterns of long Asat Photo Editor Pha Maatuno Production Sup'r Merv Bryan R.S. Everingham and engage in childish "name- haven's editorial on fraternity standing on Ridge Street are 519 Offenhauer East men (Oct. 16), I am glad we as changed so that automobiles The BG Newa ie pubaehed duly Tueeday through Friday during the academic year and But lake heart, Mr. Kopperha- students have the opportunity to have the right of way, then the weeMy dunng the summer session by the Board ot Student Publications ot Bowling Grean State Unwrany. ven. Your sarcastic and pathetic freely express our individual students and faculty of the Uni- OpMona expreeaed by coJumneiti do not neceeearty reflect the opinions ot trie BG attitude is shared by many self- opinions in your newspaper. I versity who have to cross that Newt righteous GDI's, indeed. I wish I would like to take this opportu- street on an hourly basis Mon- The BG Newa and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employers and Writer's opinions had a nickel for every anti- nity to give some of my personal day through Friday had better do not daKnmlnete m hiring practices views. demand either traffic cops or The BO Newa w* not accept advertising that la deemed dlecrMnMory. degrading or called "twisted" Greek personal ad that ap- IneuBjng on the baa* ot race, aax or national origin. peared In the BG News or for To begin, Mr. Kopperhaven, I red lights. Otherwise somebody copyright l»84 by trie BG News al right reeerved every obscene work of poetry am not "ferociously" defending is going to get killed crossing the Editorial and Duiineat Otltoea about fraternities that graces the greek system, but rather street during the day. IMUnMnMyHtl standing up for something I sup- Bowing Green State UnrvereKy It never ceases to amaze me the walls of almost every res- Bowling Greer Ohio 43403 how feeble-minded individuals troom on campus. port and believe in. I chose to Douglas C. Necken a Phone (419) 372-2001 * can stereotype an entire group To get right down to it, I think join many groups *nd organiza- ' Chemistry Hour*: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday trough Friday of others. Such Is the case of the that anyone who has a shallow, tions at BGSU of my own free mm—mm wmm Local BG News/October 26,1984 3

Mastrogiacomo at 1:30 Praise" 6:30 to 9 p.m. in Magazine to include art Dateline p.m. At 2:30 and 8 p.m., the Grand Ballroom of Friday, Oct. 26 by Shelly Trusty bloom. I like to see the begin- possibility of getting their work a concert will be given the Union. It will include reporter nings ... talented people in published - which is a great Dunamis Outreach - in Kobacker Hall. All worship and special mu- their rawest form. That isn't to honor." An organizational meet- events are free. sic. Prairie Margins has been the say that there aren't already She said when she gets a ing will be held in 112 Monday, Oct. 29 University's undergraduate lit- good writers at the young age of manuscript, she makes two cop- Life Sciences Building Saturday, Oct. 27 Pi Sigma Alpha - An erary magazine for years, but 19," Early said. ies - one with the writer's name this year Prairie Margins is Schultz said this year Prairie for her files and one with the at 7:30 p.m. Dunamis is Hockey - The Falcon organizational meeting more, according to editor An- Margins wants to include graph- name omitted for the editorial a student Christian or- hockey team takes on will be held at 9 p.m. in nmarie Schultz. ics. "There really isn't any- staff to fudge. ganization. Open to all. Michigan at 7:30 p.m. at 101 Business Adminis- Prairie Margins will now be where for these artists to show "All the judging is anonymous Trivia Contest Dead- the Ice Arena. tration Building. The known as the "undergraduate their work," she said. "There - that's why the staff is allowed line - The deadline to Music Festival - The meeting is for all politi- journal of literature and art," are art shows where they can to submit - no one knows it's Schultz said. "We publish po- show work, hut there are no their work," she said. enter the Graduate Stu- New Music Festival will cal science majors and etry, fiction, literary criticism, permanant copies of these peo- Funding is also a concern for dent Senate Trivia Con- end with a concert by minors. New members photographs and black-and- ple's work." the magazine. Printing, public- test is 5 p.m. The contest the Philip Glass Ensem- are welcome. white art work." According to Schultz, the mag- ity and even photocopying costs will be neld at 9 p.m.. ble at 8 p.m. in Ko- German Film - The "We publish what we feel best azine has had a problem getting money. According to Schultz Nov. 7, in the Grand backer Hall of the German film "Das Beil represents the campus. We aim submissions of art work and and Early, Prairie Margins will for quality finished work, and eiotos in the past. She has cou- cost about (1,000 to put out. Ballroom of the Union. Moore Musical Arts von wandsbek," about we publish work that appeals to rted the School of Art to get For more information, Center. Tickets are 18, the temptations of na- a majority of students, not just submissions of graphics for the "We get money from UAO and call or stop by the Grad- (6 and $4 and may be tional socialism during students in creative writing and magazine. from the English department," uate Student Senate Of- reserved by calling 372- the 1930s in Hamburg, English, but the general pub- Even getting submissions of Early said. "The rest comes fice, 300 East McFall 0171. lic, she said. writing nas been slow. "We from any people we can will be shown at 7:30 "I've always been told that really don't get a large quantity scrounge it up from - faculty Center, 372-2426. Sunday, Oct. 28 pan. at the Gish Film literature should be a discovery of manuscripts," she said. '"I members, businesses and kind Music Festival - The Soccer - The Univer- Theater. Admission is both for the reader and the know there's a lot of writing souls who care about art and fifth annual New Music sity plays Michigan free. writer," Schultz added. going on out there that doesn't literature." Festival begins with a State at 2 p.m. at Dateline, a daily serv- Robert Early, associate pro- come in, and I really don't know Prairie Margins is printed 10:30 a.m. concert in Mickey Cochrane field. fessor of English, has been fac- how to get it in." once a year. Anyone can submit ice of the News, lists ulty adviser for the magazine to the magazine by dropping off Bryan Recital Hall of Worship - The Agape dates and times of cam- since about 1973. "Every Uni- "MAYBE SOME people are manuscripts or art work in the the Moore Musical Arts Christian Fellowship of pus events. Submissions versity needs a forum for young shy about submitting, and some Prairie Margins mailbox in the Center. Other events in- the University will spon- by all organizations are writers and artists to submit people just don't. No one sees English department. Submis- clude a master class on sor its first annual inter- welcome and must be their work," he said. then- name on the manuscript if sions also may be sent through 20th century literature denominational it doesn't get published but me." campus mail to Prairie Mar- turned in typed and dou- "I LIKE to see people who are Schultz said. "They have noth- C, Deadline for submission is for two pianos presented "Harvest of Tri- ble-spaced one week beginning to do their work ing to be afraid of, but there is a 20. by Norma and Leonard umphant Worship and prior to the event.

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ID US USSR You DECIDE which is SAFER . . . After cancellation of the M-X and B-l bomber Mondale thinks he'll be in a position of strength? Wake up Walter! You're dealing with the most ruthless, evil, and wicked government in the history of the world. We need strength, we need President Reagan! AMERICA IS BACK Paid£or by Students for Reagan-Bush & i. X-Jl 4 BG News/October 26, 1984

Helping foreigners adjust Prof studies sinkholes Families host students by Carolyn Moody "People really get turned on by does not have many problems reporter with sinkholes because the holes it- requests, then try to match up "It is an excellent program occur only where there are large by Teresa Perretti their interests, Koch said. When she's not lecturing to She added that she receives at amounts of limestone in the staff reporter and a nice activity for a fam- least two or three calls a week to ground's surface. "It doesn't involve money or ily or single individual to get University geology students, housing." involved in." said Liz Uhl- Jane Forsyth can be found trav- lecture for groups statewide. Experiencing different cul- The host family atmo- eling across the state speaking "Lecturing to outside groups She said she enjoyed being tures is one reason for the man, who founded the com- part of the team investigating Home Hospitality Program sphere helps students experi- mittee in 1985 and is a host on the geology of Ohio. gives me a change of pace from ence American customs and family member. class lecturing, Forsyth said. solutions to the problem of sink- sponsored by the Center for family life. Forsyth, University faculty "If the lecture doesn't cut into holes for the southern city. International Programs. Other reasons include "MANY FAMILIES may Uhlman stressed that the member since 1965, was re- class time, I will try to get program is not a financial cently honored for her profes- there." "We really don't have a prob- forming lasting friendships have students over for dinner, lem with sinkholes in Ohio but it take them to the movies or burden, but is very enlighten- sional contributions to Ohio and helping others adjust to ing for all involved. geology at a special ceremony at FORSYTH'S INTEREST is is a serious problem in Florida," new situations as a Univer- just spend time with them. le Newark branch of Ohio State not limited to Ohio geology, but Forsyth said. "Orlando has had sity student. This helps them to see our "It offers interaction be- University. includes environmental prob- many buildings collapse due to The program, which began customs and lifestyle," Koch said. tween community and inter- lems such as sinkholes, which the sinkholes. in 1965 as part of the interna- national students," she said. Though a native of New occur where the downward tional program, gives foreign She said 113 students are "You develop really close Hampshire, she is known washing of sandy fillings has "People really need to be edu- students a chance to experi- involved in the program this friendships with students." throughout Ohio for her lectures caused a collapse in the land's cated about the possible conse- ence family life in an Ameri- year, but about 20 of them and workshops on the geology of surface and buildings on that ?|uences sinkholes could have on can home. don't have families. A PHONE call to the Center surface. uture buildings and personal "It helps take some of the the Buckeye State. property," she added. "We do a pretty good job for International Programs is She recently attended a na- uneasiness of coming to a new matching up but we are in all it takes to get involved in Forysth is a past recipient of place away," said Joyce need of more families who the Home Hospitality Pro- "Most people have a percep- tional conference on sinkholes in Koch, administrative assis- tion of geology being a very dry Orlando, Fla. The conference the Ohioan Library Award and are interested in the pro- ject. last year was nominated for the tant of the Center for Interna- gram," she said. and boring subject, but most focused on problems faced by tional Programs. Koch said, "If someone is have found the material to be the city of Orlando due to the Master Teacher Award at the University. According to Koch, interest A committee is set up interested, we will send them quite interesting," Forsyth said. sinkholes. Forsyth said Ohio forms are filled out before through the Center for Inter- a form to fill out and they can students come to the Univer- national Programs that does start whenever they want." sity. Students are then all the work in selecting fami- Uhlman said, "Getting in- "EEEH3I32, matched with a compatible lies. The committee com- volved in the program broa- 352-8459 GCTRcsum: host family. prises those involved in the dens your horizons and is a lot "We go on what a family Home Hospitality Program. of fun." • 2 for 1 Assorted Tropical Fish 516 E. 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'To try it is to appreciate it"rom si&nmon Glass work: creative and fragile

Mary Ellen Graham (left) and Tom Sleinman work on two stages of a vase- making project In the studio located in the basement of Blackstone's Art Gallery. The sound of soft jazz filters Both Steinman, 31, and Graham, 32, through the work area. A breeze studied at the University of Toledo blows through an open door, but sweat and the Toledo Museum of Art. They still forms on the brows of two glass now live together in Maumee. artists working in smooth, coordi- Graham said she likes working at nated movements to create a piece of Blackstone's because working on art. your own gets too expensive. I've Tom Steinman and Mary Ellen Gra- blown more glass in the last year than ham are the resident artists at ever," said Graham. The expense Blackstone's Art Gallery in Rossford, Graham refers to includes handmade Ohio. Rossford is located just south of tools from West Virginia, and concen- Toledo off I-7S, and the gallery deals trated Kugler colors shipped in from specifically in blown glass. Germany at a cost of $10 a pound. Arnold Blackstone, Steinman and financier of the gal- Graham pro- lery, had seen some duce a variety of Steinman's work, of practical called him in Califor- glass pieces, in- nia, and together cluding per- they made plans for fume bottles, opening a glass shop. paper weights, "I was interested m vases, orna- collecting glass," ments and Blackstone, a semi- bowls, as well retired executive of Arnold Blackstone as abstract art Arnold Industries, said, "and wanted pieces something to keep busy with. What is made on any particular day "I didn't anticipate getting involved depends on the quality of the glass, with a business rather than a hobby," and the quality of the glass depends he said. on how well it melts. When determin- After discussing the feasibility of ing the quality, Steinman looks to see opening such a gallery, Steinman how clear the glass is. If it is not clear packed his bags and headed for Ros- then it needs to sit awhile until the sford. bubbles go out of it, he said. Construction of the studio and gal- lery took seven months, with Stein- The furnaces are always on and the man designing the entire project and temperature of the glass is about 2,000 assembling all the equipment. "It's F. Finished pieces must cool over- still not done, but we were open for night in annealing ovens because business and the public in October of glass cooled down too quickly will '83," Steinman said. explode.

Tom Steinman begins his work by "gathering" the molten glass from the After gathering. Steinman threads Kugler color onto the clear glass. The glass is globular and the color furnace on a puntil. uniform stripes at first, but any shape can be fashioned and the pattern can be altered.

Graham blows air through the hollow puntil to expand the glass while Steinman shapes it with water soaked newspaper at an Intermediate stage of the project.

Steinman puts the finishing touches on a Christmas tree ornament before it goes into the annealing oven to cool Story and photos by Susan Cross overnight. 6 BG News/October 26,1984

Technique variety shown Metal works on display by Janet Pavasko tion, this is the first time a for sale, the exhibition is not reporter metals exhibition has come to designed specifically for sales the University. purposes. Teapots, bowls and ornate "About eight years ago the sculptures are among the con- University hosted a iron work "This is basically an educatio- temporary works of metal art exhibition, but since that time nal exhibition, to educate the now on display at the National we have not hosted any other public on what is being done in Metals Invitational Exhibition metal show," she said. "The metals," she said. "Large in the McFall Center gallery. artists invited to this exhibition groups of students from other "The purpose of this exhibi- are national and international universities are being brought to tion is not to show jewelry, but to artists of very high caliber." Bowling Green by their teach- show what is being done with SHE SAID the exhibition en- ers." metal," said Marilyn Griewank compasses a wide variety of da Silva, assistant professor of work and technique. According to Harold Has- jewelry design and metalsmith- "Each artist can show up to selschwert, University art pro- uig. "Many of the artists invited five pieces, and there is no com- fessor and a metal artist, this are jewelers and designers who mon metal or technique preva- exhibition provides an opportu- have created other functional lent in the show," she said. nity for students to see what is and nonfunctional forms of "Enameling, mixed media and going on in the contemporary metal." casting are some of the tech- world of art metal. According to da Silva. gallery niques used in the show." The exhibit is open through director for the School of Art and She said that although several Oct. 28 daily from 10 a.m. to S coordinator of the metal exhibi- pieces of art in the display are p.m. BG News/Phil Masturio Looking through a glass cose. Gary Griffin, professor of art at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills. Mich., studies artwork at the Metal Show in McFall Center. 836 S. MAIN HOURS: MON.-THRCJS. Class will perform Saturday PIZZA 1 lam-12 midnight Philip Glass, composer of the panel discussions and a master Greater Toledo and the College music for opening and closing class given by Glass. of Musical Arts. BROTHERS. Inc. EBL£SAL ceremonies of the 1984 Olympics The works of 30 composers The Philip Glass Ensemble * . Mam- lailam Games, will give the final con- from the United States, Canada will end the festival with an 8 cert at the fifth annual Bowling and Europe - all of whom are p.m. performance Saturday in sun. - Green State University New Mu- expected to attend - will be Kobacker Hall. Tickets are $8, 352-8408 4pm-12 midnight sic Festival. performed by faculty and stu- $6 and (4 and can be reserved by FAST-FREE-DELIVERY dents of the College of Musical calling 37M171. The festival begins today and Arts. runs through Saturday night at The festival is being presented All other festival events are "WHAT GOOD PIZZA EATIN'S ALL ABOUT" the Moore Musical Arts Center. with the support of the Ohio Arts free of charge and open to the It will include six concerts, two Council, the Arts Commission of public. Foldover Mania FAMILY PACK! I 2 item The Philip Glass Ensemble $2 OFF 17" Family Piua $1 OFF Large Saturday, October 27 Chef's Salad ANY SIZE Any Size Deep 6 16 oi. Biles 12 8:00 p.m. Pepsi Kobacker Hall Foldover Pizza Dish Pizza I Garlic Bread "His music is both intellectually rigorous and accessi- ble, appealing to audiences that normally have little use of each other's music. And he does all this by evolution WF.-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS of a style that partakes unself-consciously of classical, BlU- popular, and ethnic traditions." "WE-NESS" AWARDS John Rockwell,The New York Times WE-NESS - CONCERN FOR OTHERS, Tickets: $8, $6, & $4 FRIENDLINESS, call 372-0171 for ticket information w HELPFULNESS AND KINDNESS!! These people have been selected as recipients of the prestigious "We-Ness" Awards. Their kindness and helpful- Iness towards students has been noticed and is appreciated. Many thanks to them. Their efforts single them out. and they are to be highly commended. » PAMELA ANTHROP • DR. CHARLES KAHLE Unit Director-Slgma Nil Chairman/ Professor-Geology » ERICAUCIELLO • JOSEPH MARTINI Union Student Manager Bursar • DR. BONNIE CHAMBERS • DR. DWIGHT MILLER Assistant Professor-Education Professor-Education • JOANN EVERHART • LINDA PETERSON Desk Receptlonlst-Rodgert Instructor-English • JANICE GOHM •SIC SIC Lecturer-English Spirit Team • LAURENCE JANKOWSKI • BARBARA SUDERMAN Associate Professor-Journalism Manager-Typesetting Services CONGRATULATIONS-KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!! m The "We-Ness" Committee WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS

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Deficit down from '83, up from August forecast

WASHINGTON (AP) - The year which ended on Sept. 30 10 percent below the $195.3 bil- paign, accusing President Rea- deepened the country's trading 1989 by two-thirds and has chal- federal government ran up a was $1 billion higher than the lion record set in 1983, the year gan of ignoring the problem. Cblems by making it harder lenged Reagan to do the same. $175.3 billion budget deficit in Reagan administration had pre- that Ronald Reagan had pledged Mondale has charged that the American businessmen and The president has declined to fiscal year 1984, down from the dicted in August but was down while campaigning in 1980 that high borrowing demands of the farmers to sell goods overseas offer specifics of his own deficit all-time record set last year but considerably from what both the he would balance the govern- government are driving up In- while opening the gates to a reduction plan. He has said be still the second-largest flood of administration and private ment's books. terest rates, threatening to flood of cheaper foreign goods. would increase taxes only as a red ink in U.S. history, the Trea- economists had feared at the Democratic candidate Walter bring on another recession. "last resort," preferring to rely sury Department announced beginning of the year. Mondale has sought to make the Mondale has also said the high Mondale has offered a plan of instead on further budget cuts yesterday. government's budget deficits an interest rates have boosted the budget cuts and tax increases to and growth in the economy to The deficit total for the fiscal The $175.3 billion deficit was issue in the presidential cam- value of the dollar and thus slash the projected deficit in erase the red ink. GM lays off 2,700 Ohioans after Canadian strike

DAYTON (AP) - More than 2,- job by this weekend. rration to operation. I really plant, which employs 5,000 molded parts, engine mounts, 500 of the 540 hourly workers 700 new layoffs in Ohio were About 36,000 members of the 't have a feel for that at this hourly workers, will continue instrument panels and ball there on layoff. Last week, about announced yesterday by Gen- United Auto Workers union in time," he said. operating normally, said com- joints for Canadian and do- 1,500 workers were furloughed eral Motors Corp., as a strike by Canada went on strike Oct. 17. Yesterday, GM announced the pany spokeswoman Linda Cook. mestic GM plants. from the Moraine truck assem- Canadian workers continued to Jerry Robbins, a GM regional Lordstown van plant in north- In Mansfield, 80 hourly work- bly plant, and 45 workers were hurt U.S. plants. spokesman in Dayton, said that eastern Ohio will suspend pro- AT INLAND Division in Day- ers at the metals fabricating laid off from Delco Products even if a settlement is reached duction effective this morning, ton, 12 more workers joined the Ct are working half-daysDivision in Dayton. Strike-related layoffs that be- soon, laid-off workers here leaving about 2,200 workers on 17 who were furloughed Wednes- ugh this week. gan last week and mounted this might wait a bit before return- indefinite layoff. The plant em- day. Today, 575 workers will Join At the Moraine diesel engine More than a dozen U.S. plants week will leave a total of more ing to their jobs. ploys 2,700 people. them, Robbins said. plant near Dayton, production in several states have been af- than 4,800 Ohio workers off the ''It's going to vary a bit from The Lordstown passenger car Inland makes steering wheels, will cease today, placing about fected by the Canadian strike. News briefs. Toledo youth's death ruled accidental by choking Neighbor's favor may have helped dispose of body TOLEDO (AP) - A 17-year-old Toledo youth toxicated when he or she has a blood alcohol who was found dead Sunday on the porch of a level of at least .10. CINCINNATI (AP) - Thomas Otten says he Couch, 30, was charged Wednesday with the fraternity house died accidentally after he Leffler was found on the porch of the Alpha didn't think much about it when his next-door murder of her husband, Walter D. Couch, 35. choked to death, the Lucas County coroner Sigma Phi house at the University of Toledo, neighbor asked him to help carry some bulky, "I used to do favors for them all the time," said. where police were called during a homecom- old carpet out of her basement. Otten said of his neighbors. "The last favor ing party. Now, it appears that Otten might have was the last one. I don't carry no more Dr. Harry Mignerey said Michael Leffler Police are continuing to investigate the helped carry out the body of the woman's slain carpets." had a blood alcohol level of .22 at the time he incident, which fraternity members and uni- husband, wrapped in the carpet. Police on Tuesday found Couch's body wrap- choked to death on his own vomit early versity officials have refused to publicly dis- ped in red carpet and buried in a shallow Sunday morning. A person is considered in- cuss. Otten said he was eating dinner Oct. 18 when grave in the backyard of the Couch family's Linda Lee Couch came to his house and asked Home in Cincinnati's Price Hill neighborhood. Findings of pope shooting probe to be announced for help. Couch pleaded innocent at an arraignment ROME (AP) - An Italian judge who has "I think we are going to trial," lawyer Otten said it was dark, and he didn't notice yesterday to the fatal shooting of her husband. spent three years investigating whether there the color or other details of the carpeting. "I Kaye said the couple had argued at their Giuseppe Consolo told The Associated Press. helped her and the children pull it up the was a Bulgarian connection in a plot to kill "We will find out tomorrow." He represents home on Oct. 13 and were struggling over a Pope John Paul II will report his findings Bulgarian Sergei Ivanov Antonov. steps," he said. gun when it fired and killed Couch. today, judicial officials said yesterday. He said he left the carpeting on a landing of "She said she had some old carpet rolled up A lawyer representing a Bulgarian being Judge Ernesto Cudillo, chief of investigat- the stairs. in her basement." Otten said. "The carpet held in Italy said he is convinced that his ing magistrates, said Judge Ilario MarteUa, "I asked her if she wanted me to put it out was rolled up and sitting on a dolly. It looked client will be indicted on charges of complicity the head of the investigation into the shooting, for the garbage. She said, 'No, I'll take care of Cty old and bulky. I assumed there were in the May 13, 1981, shooting of the pope by will deliver his decision to the Court of Assize it,'" Often said. or three of them rolled up together." Mehmet Ali Agca. sometime this morning.

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AMERICAN GREETINGS Owl be seeing you there =L= Sports 8 BG News/October 26,1984 Spikers host MAC Chips to test BG defense rivals EMU, CMU by Marc Delph Gils, the reason was the Chips "I don't believe (WMU head homa State he didn't show that sports editor ve the better schedule. coach) Jack Harbaugh said, film to his team." by Karl Smith business." BUT STOLZ isn't about to give how can we have a good offense The key to the Falcons' de- sports reporter On offense, BG will try to If coach Denny Stolz carried a the game away without a fight. with a great defense?" Stolz fensive success this season - a attack the middle. If done wallet-sized football schedule, The Falcons are coming off two said. "They have nothing to do move from dead last in the Although they beat Dayton successfully, it will open up the Central Michigan game league last year to third - is the with a lackluster perfor- the outside attack, according would be circled on it. emergence of young talent. Un- mance Tuesday, Bowling to Van De Walle. "We've been pointing to this famihars like sophomores John Green's volleyball team will The mental aspect of the game," Stolz said. "We look at Hunter, defensive end, Erik have to execute their game game will be equally impor- our schedule too." Johnson, linebacker, and Greg plan to near perfection ifthey int as CMU intimidated the On the other hand, Chippewa Johnson, defensive tackle ana hope to win this weekend's Falcons with a hard-hitting head coach Herb Deromedi had freshman defensive back Leslie home matches. warm-up in their last meet- his scheduled bronzed and sent Harris are making names for The Falcons face Eastern ing. Livesey said that it is to the schedule maker as a token themselves. The whole backf ield Michigan tonight and Central important that it doesn't hap- of his appreciation. has improved over recent years. Michigan tomorrow with both pen again. "The schedule maker threw games starting at 7 in Ander- "If we want to get better as them (CMU) the mountain when "THE SECONDARY is much son Arena. a team, we can't get intim- they made their schedule," Stolz more versatile than any other BG beat EMU earlier this idated by teams anymore," complained. "They gave them secondary we've had," Stolz fall but head coach Denise she said. all the contenders at nome, and said. "There's no Martin Bay- Van De Walle says the Fal- Van De Walle agreed, gave old Bowling Green all the less (former safety now with the cons don't consider a win pointing out that the Falcons contenders on the road." of their best performances of the with each other. This team has NFL's Buffalo Bills), he's a pro. tonight automatic. The Hu- must set the tempo early in The contenders the Chips get year in a 34-7 win over WMU and the potential to be a great de- But there's six guys and I don't rons have improved steadily the match if they hope to at borne are BG, tomorrow at last week's 28-6 victory over fense. know which one is better.' throughout the season and knock off CMU. 12:40 in Mt. Pleasant, Toledo, Northern Illinois. "In the toughest games like The defense could be the key will be seeking revenge. "We can't come out tenta- tied for first with CMU, rival While the BG offense has been Oklahoma State and Toledo to stopping CMU's two-pronged Co-captain Tracy Livesey, tive, wondering if we can beat Western Michigan and a re- getting all the ink with the big these guys came to the surface. attack. Tailback Curtis Adams who leads the team with 465 them; we have to come out spectable Ohio University. numbers on the scoreboard, the We really found ourselves de- is one of the top backs in the assists, is wary of an upset knowing we can beat them," The Falcons are 4-1 in the defense has practically been fensively against against Okla- league as he has rushed for 614 which would be a crushing she said. "The first game is conference with the loss coming overlooked though they have homa State. Jack Harkema yards in six games. And quater- blow to BG's 5-5 MAC record: always important against a at UT (17-6). given up just 13 points in two (Eastern Michigan head coach) back Bob DeMarco is ranked "Eastern's going to be after good team. When the media picked CMU weeks. That is, except by the said our team was so outstand- seventh in the nation in passing our blood because we beat Van De Walle says she to edge BG in the preseason coaches. ing defensively against Okla- efficiency. them." Livesey said. "The needs good games from the matches are very important two setters, Livesey and to our MAC standing (fifth freshman Barb Baker, and place)." also middle Mockers Haewski 1 While EMU seeks revenge (29 block solos), Lynne Nibert IH€\^VICIC SCLUB|H from BG, the Falcons have a- and - Lisa Berardinelli (43 score to settle with CMU. The block assists) to beat the tall Chippewas handed BG it's Chippewa squad. Junior Deb first MAC loss of the year and Hopkins, who leads BG in CONGRATULATES are tied for second at 8-2. four departments, will also be Van De Walle said that she relied heavily upon. believes CMU is beatable, but "From our crew, we need the Falcons must do several good performances from both Steve Beeker, the winner things well to stall the Chip- setters, they have to get the pewa attack. ball to the hitters. And our in a 5 county area of this "WE'RE GOING to have to middle Mockers really need block well, and also serve to be on," Van De Walle said. year's "Ugly Bartender well to break up their of- "But everyone's got to con- fense," she said, ''if we block tribute in their roles, it's got Contest" to support the well, we're going to be in to be a real team effort." M.S. Society. HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY & THANKS to all those TO: who helped donate to this Kerri Fewell Kathy Straub worthy cause. Randi Chapman Karen Bauman Earl Ailcers

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Voted Most Qualified by the Wood In the great tradition of Animal House, Up Ihe Creek combines County Bar Association 10 am. •fc D,m. outrageous comedy with the biggest new college fad pastime- raft racing. The tun begins when the dean (John Hillerman) otters (our failing students, Animal House alumni Tim Matheson • Judicial Experience — Eleven year* at Judge ol Per WBSlfllBJSIaillir* and Stephen Furst, Dan Monahan (Porky's), and Sandy rytburg Municipal Court Helberg, the degrees of their choice if they win the intercollegiate white-water raft race. Standing between the • Awarded the "Superior Judicial Service Award" ol inept foursome and victory is an Ivy League crew with plans to the Ohio Supreme Court ANNUALLY the pad SEVEN use torpedoes and radio-controlled model airplanes. Up the YEARS Creek is a crazy slapstick farce with lots of below-ihe-belt • Attorney TWENTY-TWO YEARS (tinea 1962) humor, first-rate stunts and fantastic music by Cheap Trick and Heldeltori aid w imrlle films! the Beach Boys. If you liked Animal House, you're going to love • Raspocted mambar. American Judgat Association, Up the Creek! Amarlcan Judicature Society. Ohio, Wood County and Toledo Bar Associations Cae am u Hi Filem ind Ida mm SUNDAY NIGHT - Oct. 28th • Married to Barbara, they ore parents of two 210 Math Science Building children in M ml-iemimui centrum. 7:30 and 9:30 • Perryiburg homeowner for ONLY $2.00 Political Advertisement. Susan Yetter, treasurer; 4331. Slh All proceeds go to P.U.S.H. St,, ferrysburg, OH 43551 ^ *•••*••**••***•• (Play Units for theSeverety Handicapped) Naffcnal project of PI Kappa Phi Fraternity BG News/October 26,1884 9 leers face high-scoring Wolverines Falcon linksters host UM by Steve Quinn two defenders to graduation His tally in the last week's assistant sports editor and two to the National second game was his 60th by BUI Vojta could be the only year in which cient game that has a great Hockey League, Kruzich has career goal and put him in sports reporter the invitational is set up like it tradition," Bonar said. "Playing Opponents get tougher and had to adjust to a new set of 16th in career goals pulling is. under international rules this tougher for Bowling Green's defenders in front of him. ahead of former Falcon Dan The women's golf team's sea- "I would like to hold the tour- weekend is something BG has hockey team and mis week- "It's kind of hard to adjust Kane. son will come to a close as nament earlier next year and needed to do for a long time." end the Falcons will face a to new defense right away," With a goal and an assist Bowling Green will hosts the have a maximum of eight teams team that has outscored ev- Kruzich said. "All in all I'm last week, Roll now has 106 Lady Falcon Invitational this playing in the invitational," Bo- Leading the way for the Fal- ery team in the Central Colle- pleased with the defense. career points and moved into weekend. The 36-hole tourna- nar said. cons this weekend will be Ger- giate Hockey Association There were not many re- a tie for 30th in career scoring ment will be held at the Forrest The tournament will be alyn Repasky. Repasky has when they plav the University bound shots to save. They are with Bruce Newton. Creason Golf Course tomorrow played under international rules been a model of consistency all of Michigan this weekend. Missing in the Falcons' and Sunday at 9 a.m. with two different types of play. year while appearing in all six The 1-3 Falcons travel to lineup will be defenseman This year's invitational will tournaments. Repasky had the Ann Arbor. Mich, tonight for Iain Duncan. The sophomore be different than previous edi- ONE TYPE is called 'Scotch best round of any BG linkster by the series first game and sprained ligaments in his tions as the Falcons will only golf' which involves two players shooting a 74 and leads the team return home to host tomor- knee a week ago last Tuesday compete against Michigan in an each from BG and UM going with a fc.9 average. row's game. The Wolverines and has not skated since. This international format. In the past against each other. Each two- Following Repasky is captain have scored 26 goals in four weekend, he will take a cybex any number of teams, ranging some plays with one ball while Susanne Ohlsson with a average games, seven more than the test to check the strength in from four to eight, would usually teammates alternate shots. of 82.1, Laura Broadbent 82.2, nearest CCHA team, Michi- his right knee. participate in the tournament. Claire Batista 82.6, Sandy "With the invitational this Ensminger 83.2, Terri Gruner gan State. "HOPEFULLY I will be The other facet of play is Last weekend against Fer- late in the year, only a few called four-ball play. This con- 85.5, Jenny Hjalmquist, and Alli- ready for next weekend," teams would have been able to son Andrews 87.3 ris State, the Wolverines put Duncan said. "I don't like sists of two players each from the puck in the net 17 times show up so we decided to have a the Falcons and Wolverines sitting out, especially when I head-to-head match with the for their most productive can help the team." competing against one another. Even though this year's invi- weekend in a league series Wolverines," coach A.J. Bonar The high score on a team is tational consists of only two Duncan might not be able said. thrown out and only the low since playing Notre Dame in to play, but he plans to travel teams, it should be an interest- the 1980-81 season. In that The international format score counts. ing event to watch with the inter- to UM today and watch the might be short-lived as this series, UM scored 20 times, Falcons play. "The game of golf is an an- national format. but both teams were mem- At this stage of the year, bers of th Western Collegiate BG head coach Jerry York Hockey Association. said he is looking for the UM owns a 3-1 record and freshman to improve and Cavaliers change roster is tied for first place with gain experience. MSU. Look for Brad Jones to getting better and better ev- RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - The ward, and Thompson, a swing from a fractured rib suffered in give the young Falcon defend- ery game. They have a lot of "Practices have been going Cleveland Cavaliers placed for- man, will be required to miss a the team's first exhibition game ers a tough time. Jones talent and enthusiasm." well all year," York said. ward Lonnie Shelton and guard- minimum of five regular season on Oct. 6. Thompson was the scored five goals and one Leading the Falcons offen- "The power play units look a forward Paul Thompson on the games. only Cav to appear in all 82 assist against FSC, earning sively are veterans Jamie little better. We play a team a injured list for the National Bas- Shelton, a ninth-year NBA vet- games last year. player of the week honors. Wansbrough and George notch above Ferris State and ketball Association team yester- eran who played on Seattle's The Cavaliers, with new head BG GOALTENDER Gary Lake Superior (BG's only two day. championship team, is recov- coach George Karl and rookie Kruzich could be the Roll. opponents this year) his The team moved the players ering from arthroscopic surgery center Mel Turpin, open the mainstay for the Falcons as Wansbrough, now a iunior, weekend. Patience will be the to the injured list to meet the on his right knee performed Oct. 1984-85 season Friday night he stopped Lake Superior 65 has three goals and five as- key with the staff, players deadline for a roster limit of 12 16. Thompson, who is starting against the Philadelphia 76ers in times last week. By losing sists, totaling eight points. and fans." active players. Shelton, a for- his second season, is recovering Philadelphia.

IlllllillliltlWil Marilyn R. ACGFA CANDIDATE An election will be held on Thursday, November 29, 1984, to name four (4) BAKER undergraduate students and one (1) graduate student as at-large members of the Advisory Committee on General Fee Allocations. Students who are interested for County Commissioner in becoming candidates for election to ACGFA are required to file a statement Life-long resident of Wood County of candidacy and petition forms which will be available in the Office of the Vice Personally involved in agri-business President for Student Affairs, 305 Student Services Building, on Thursday, Elected member of Wood County October 25, 1984. Completed forms must be returned to that office by Friday', Board of Education Holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees November 9, 1984. It's time county government listened to you. Candidates may be full-time or part-time students. Candidates must be Marilyn Baker will! registered students for the planned term of office which is the Spring Semester Paid for by the Committee to elect Marilyn R. Baker of the 1984-85 academic year. All candidates will be certified as to their Co-chairmen J.H. Bowenand JohnF. Schulte, 5355 St. Rt. 105, Pemberville. O. eligibility. 'II111111 J4:l'l 14 IJ II 1:1;«1 t,t.<4J:l I til IH fKCI^ lltll HI IJ'111 X.UI / JrlrM II l«l III I < IM 111 11 Ut^il H.MJ I lirXIIMir HM-IM MTW-^*r*HW«l I:lt'l Kl 11 > .> I I'l I I.M M 1111:1, 1111

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(AP)The Detroit Pistons, who guard - starting in the same posted an NBA-best 6-1 presea- phia at Atlanta, New Jersey at be at forward instead of Cedric hope to challenge for the Central positions they did last season, son record, including a 115-113 Cleveland, Washington at In- Maxwell. NBA to Division championship this sea- when they made the playoffs for decision over the Celtics. diana, Los Angeles Lakers at Cleveland is counting on a son despite a revamped starting the first time since 1977. A third Elsewhere today. Atlanta is at San Antonio, Portland at Kansas rookie center, Mel Turpin. lineup, play host to the defend- All-Star, Kelly Tripucka, is mov- New Jersey, Cleveland at Phila- City, Chicago at Milwaukee, The debuts of Akeem Olaju- open 39th ing champion Boston Celtics ing over from forward to guard delphia, Washington at Chicago, Golden State at Denver and the won of Houston and Sam Per- tonight to highlight the six- to take the place of John Long, Utah at Seattle and Phoenix at Los Angeles Clippers at Utah. kins of Dallas are the featured game, opening-night slate for an unsigned free agent. Golden State. Detroit will meet a Boston attractions of CBS's season- the National Basketball Associa- Terry Tyler is one forward TOMORROW'S OPENERS in- team that also will field a new opening game tomorrow, but season tion's 39th season. starter for the Pistons, while clude a nationally televised af- starting lineup. Guard Gerald perhaps the rookie getting the The Pistons have only two Dan Roundfield, acquired in a ternoon game matching Houston Henderson was traded to Seattle most attention in preseason was players - Bill Laimbeer at cen- trade with Atlanta, is the other. at Dallas, followed at night by and will be replaced by Danny Olympic hero Michael Jordan of tonight ter and Isiah Thomas at point Despite the changes, the Pistons Detroit at New York, Philadel- Ainge. while Kevin McHale will the Chicago Bulls.

Congrelulahons Leah on your AGO TKE pinning CUSSFB& * ret in IIJ. MMM CXAMC K> MI. »m SMCB n«»DiM Hey Beta Super Sprkers- Get psyched lor the Male Smith. 10 Rich The 1st AGO Pledge pinned, way lo DZ voseybaa tournament' You're #1' Love. I have heard of the game you have played to Gel payched for a tun nighti Are we nevmg lun CUHKD M 1 nnom avur ut m m i m ncnem otc r urn go" WE rove ya. AGO QammBuelers Your Coaches Debbie Diane » Karen find out my name But my Kappa Staters are yet Love Your Kappe Kruah KAOUC TWO MK UVMCS P.S. w>mm nt w. M«mM * rr < cuwsnrr nem Congratulations Maynard Hey DeeOeea. true and there wi be no dues. Jurat bo reedy WE LOVE YOU BG LAXERS' CONGRATULA- W T* FUST MT UK Of OUMC MStCUBC AM CHMOO IT KMM MTF. sCALE. You made it' Tonight is the night Gel payched. Gel psyched lor the V ban tourney Your DZ lor a great trie tonight" Your Kappa Kruah TONS ON YOUR UNOEFEATEO RECORD' wnanT rucavr tcnai tmm u ne wt un»s iwn OTHB TVEWY we are going 10 have the time ol our Irvea Love. coaches Mesasa. Etoabeth and Mary • 'HAPPY BaRTHOAY TOOTSI * * GOOO LUCK IN YOUR TOURNEY SAT' LOVE Your Kappa Kruah ' Hey FtGI's. Get psyched lor the DZ voaeybar) "HAPPY BsRTHDAY TOOTSI" YOUR GROUPIES. ANITA. PEGGY. JOYCE. CONGRATULATIONS tournament on Saturday MEG. GINA. CATHY a MARILYN GUIDO FATICA One mass needs apt or house lo share rent Love your DZ coaches 352-0079 Ask lor Dave, leave phone number WHO TOOK THAT PICTURE OF THE PHI Oct 26. 1S84 LAMBOA CHI ALPHA HEY HALLOWEEN FANS: il not there TAUt FOR THE PHONE BOOK??l PERSONALS BROTHER OF THE WEEK PARTY Propers now lor the ORE. Confutations Cindy and Jim' Hope the. en- ITS TIME COSTUME JSM SHERCK lor CONGRESS Call the Stanley H. Kaplan CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS ••■SAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOTSI" gagement party is a good one Good luck m the LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Educational Center at 536-3701 Alpha Chi Omega congratulates al ma sisters Mure We re ready lor your wedding" ALPHA TAU OMEGA "HAPPY BIS-fTHOAY TOOTSI" THE FIRST MISS BGSU MEETING WILL BE Love. Amy. Denise and Ten BATCHELDER •** Order el Omega Mimsin ••■ who participated m the Sigma Nu Car StuH and HELD OCTOBER 28. 1084 FROM 8 10 PM AM* MEMBERS Kappa Olympics lor bringing home second BE THERE loday is Ihe day' Join all of our lun members 1 LOCATION WILL BE THE ALUMNI ROOM OF A reminder lo set those raffle tickets today place overai m both events1 Also a very special CRAZYI at Mttton's TODAY from 5-7p.m. Please try to get tickets turned in as soon as CONGRATULATIONS THE IrNrON ANY QUESTIONS OR CON- congratulations lo our Greek Goddess. Hey Phi Dells See you all morel possmle It you haven't bean contacted, you 1 THETA CHI FOOTBALL FUCTS. PLEASE CONTACT UZ — Deel FIRE 1 Hopes' We're proud ol ai ol you' Pr» Deris Alpha Gams, and PI Kappa ALL-CAMPUS We're reedy lor a victory tomorrow-are you'' 372 5800. OR JILL - 372 3308 can can Tarry 384-7743 or Don 384-7744 Love The AX a Get psyched lor some fun1 Good luck' Love. The K D s are ready lo party torvoht so gel and make arrangements to either pick up AND SHE'S HERE Your DZ coaches. Kan. Wendy. Amy. Eva psyched lor s wed tea' See you there' Love tickets or turn them m Wouldn't New Orleans Alpha Sigs SOCCER FOR WINNING SORORITY GREEKBUSTERS The DZ tournament is here again and you guys THo KD s Pe your ticket to excitement? THEIR DIVISION HEY PHI TAUB. T-SHIRTS 3544112 are my lavorile men Although I'm not your GET PSYCHED TO BUMP. SET. SPUE THIS PHI KAPPA TAU V-BALL TEAM OUf ASSOCIATION FOR CAREER WOMEN T-SHIRTS • • T-SHIRTS ■ ■ T-SHIRTS coach ifss year 11 still be at your game to SATURDAY! BRING HOME THE TROPHY! STRATEGIES WILL PROVE TO BE THE BES" Hungry7 Come lo the "free'' 0122a party Tues- FOR DORM PARTIES ETC cheer Without pregame drinks ol vodka and DAVE STEWART DZ LJOVE, YOUR COACHES WHEN YOU PUT YOUR V-BALL TECH day Ocl 30 7 30pm m 114 BA lo k«k off thta FAST SERVICE QUALITY GUARANTEED gm I hope thai tins year you guys wm Its lime lor kidnap1 Wei have LOTS of lun' NrQUES TO THE TEST YOUR COLORS Will semester s fund raiser Nol a previously sched- Hey Pi Kappa WIZARD GRAPHICS 354 3098 Low, your resident OZ Love. Your Dee Qee Kionappar Goodkicii with PUSH week' You guys are PROVE TO BE BOLD WHEN YOU TAKI uled IMewTIII _ 21 YEAR OLDS ANASTASIO I kepi trymg to lei you that Friday ITS TIME great & I love you bunches' Can't wail lo see HOME THE TROPHY OF GOLO GOOO LUC! ATTENTION FRIDAY MAGAZINE WRITERS'" Learn how to make drmks Sign up for begin leafy wascomrng' Congraajlahona' JsM tMMX FOB CC44QBES8 some skm al Mamstreel' HA-HA OZ love. CHAMPS' DZ LOVE. Your Coaches Meelmg at 3 p m Friday In The BG News nmg or advanced mmorogy rmmcourses In the Coaeon "HAPPY BsltTHDAY TOOTSI" ollice 106 University Han New writers wel- Andys Carl "HAPPY BIRTHOAY TOOTSI" Union loyer or UAO office. 10-4 For more it s never bean sard that Kappas aren't tun. a - come1 DEAR CHIO'S— T-SHIRTS ' T-SHIRTS • • T-SHIRTS "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOTS!" information, cal 2-2343 lonite wl prove mat Kappa Drush is * 1 Get ATTENTION NEW ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA We are very sorry for causing a disturbance al FOR DORM PARTIES. ETC Rich. It has been 1 GREAT year, Whet tears Kappa Srga Get e-ciled for the OZ voaeybal exerted" Luv your Krushes * I a #2 P S FAST SERVICE QUALITY GUARANTEED MEMBERS Anyone who did not attend the your dale party We slopped m on our way lo can I aay oiceot that I tote you. Lots ol Love. toutnamenl on Saturday Goodtuck. your DZ Thanks tor the roeea' WIZARD GRAPHICS354 JIJ96 initiation ceremony on October 21 can pick up the bars by our own free wl DEE-GEE DID Kim coaches the* certificate and key at 428 student serv- AnNa A Bob. Congrats on your engagement. NOT INVITE US! Sorry again lor the mconw "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOTSI" Feck A Two Alpha Sio-DG waddings In one year. Do ices building ence • Your uisnvaed guests "HAPPY BIRTHOAY TOOTSI" Seems kke we've gone through a lot m the peat you think mom can handle II? We'll see you 1 DELTA (VTA* two months- tvjmecoming. hayrtde tale nights" WANTED BG Jaycees- WRQN Haunted House. Annas in the White House (148 s. CoHogo)! Carl BIOQ Wood County Fairgrounds Oct 10.20. YOU'RE BETTER THAN WE COULD HAVE tarka. and of course our omagteementa- but it s Indoor swimming saunas, whirlpool Oct. 26.27. Oct 31. 7pm-12 midnight. $2 00 ATOS EVER EXPECTED THANK-YOU SO MUCH al been worth the tun' It doesn't stop here cuz plus much much more Come lo Guitarist and Bass Guitarist needed to start Admission. Matinee Oct. 28 2-Sprn. si 00 GOODLUCK IN THE VOLLEYBALL TOURNA fOR SHARING YOURSELVES WITH US AND lonighl we're gonna get wed drinking and MEN! ON SATURDAY YOU'RE THE BEST Main SI Sat rate tor your dancing (No passing out or lemting) I'm looking bend 352-0979 ask lor Dave or Anna Leave Admission LETTING US BE A PART OF YOU WE LOVE name and phone number il nol there AND WE KNOW THAT YOU'LL BE FANTAS- YOU VERY MUCH' chance to wm lorward lo "roang m the hay'' with you al the Sailing Club Mealing TIC Mam SI French Quarter Ralfle Kappa Krush Heyndel I love ya' JA Male roomate needed Spring Semester 542 We're planning tor our 1914 Regatta- coma A LOVE. THE DELTA ZETA PLEDGES WE LOVE YOU YOUR OZ COACHES ELLEN- P S • Let s leave the "pram free" « home. Fruee Apt 421 $109 99 mo plus electric get Into the action' Tonight at 9pm ' 222 DOUG FETTERS. PAM ANOOENfSE okay'' 354 8874 MSC I can't wail Id tonight because I Ihmk you're out "HAPPY SMTHOAY TOOTSI" Room ScNundt Jenny Band and Jenny Role Wanted 1 Inmate roommate needed tor Spring The Jewish Students Group conducts Shabbal of sight' Love your KAPPA KRUSH. BRUISER Beginning Mi oiogy You guys are the GREATEST' Love ya' Cmdy semester Close lo campue' Cal 352 7086 Services every Friday evening at 6 30 pm in P S HAPPY BIRTHDAY I TOOK A FISHHEAD OUT TO BEE A MOVIE 9 F. SMITE NEEDED the Faculty Lounge ol the Student Union AJ Advanced Mwotogy DU wannna win the DZ voaeybal tourney Sure ANO I DIDN'T HAVE TO PAY TO GET IT IN. interested students ft faculty are minted lo $15 lor 6 week course ya DU" Gel psyched for Saturday' Love, your LAMBOA CHI ALPHA— BONO Of THE CEN- Hey SAE. Do you remember me at the beech •120 A HON. PLUSUTIL attend For lurther mlormation on Jewish activ- sign up m Umon Foyer coaches Lon Karen and Laura TURY VERBH party lea'' The flowered dress is wtiet I wore CALL RATRINA 354-7061 Monday Friday unlll Nov 2 ities on campus, contact Prol Dawd Wemberg "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOTSI" JEFF JOHNSTON GOOD JOB WITH HOME- The dele party detmitery won l be a bore WANTED Mature people mteresled m playmg D 10 am 4 pm COMING ANO CAR STUFF The Brothers ol Love. You Kappa Krush A D Fn or Sat nights Beginners welcome cal 211 Wdkams 372-2940 Eirnej McN#fn#y, BETSY PAPERHAGEN Sigma Nu 3541051 American Marketing Association Friday n<%M It nnaNy hara. What? No VVMa- "HAPPY BsHTHOAY TOOTSI" lm so excited thai you're my BIG" Midwest Regional Conference hty- how 'bout soffit boor? Dait party cama JIMMY GAVARONE YOU'RE THE GREATEST Sanies commg tarty al Mem St A weekend for Love Phyfjs up to fast. Can't wait!- wa'll hava a Mattll GOALIE THE LACROSSE TEAM COULD ASK two and SI00 can be yours Mem St Saturday Bowling Green Slate University is the hosl BG LACROSSE TEAM IS 11.1-01 KEEP IT UP! Lovt. Your Kappa Kruth FOR GOOD LUCK ON SATURDAY- WISH I nighl Be There' HELP WANTED and you are invited' Contact Joe Gottren al WIN THAT FALCON CUP SAT! COULD BE THERE I LOVE YOU ANO MISS Scorl Mc. You are Ihe strangest parson' I 384-7472 or Melody. Mueller at 384-2923 lot YOU LOTS JOYCE BOB PARENT mean I can understand a dog*ut-a buttertryi Day hours 5am 4pm avaaeOte 20-25 hours per more Information. Today Is the sign-up dead Looking lorward to a convivial lime with the one Jrm Shaller- Strange detmitery strange' week mmenurn McDonalds 1470 E Woosler F.ALCON HOUSE SI BG Apply in person who has enamored me lor the past live weeks! What a weekend thre wil be' L Buddy Love Your Kappa Kiush 3 day sale Fun lun lun- you wsl see SHOW YOUR HOUSEPARENTS HOW MUCH EARN S400 TO $800 A WEEK WITH OUR Athletic shoes & apparel Drink dance and drink some more BRAO LODGE ANO RICH WEILANO. YOU LOVE THEM VOTE IN THE DZ HOUSE- PROVEN ENVELOPE PROGRAM FROM 140 E WoosterSt Oh. no Where's the door"'" TO THE KAPPA KRUSH YOU WILL GO. WITH PARENT CONTEST TODAY' IN THE BA BLDG HOME NO EXPERIENCE NECESSAERY? NO Thai doesn't matter.' we a both say. THE GIRLS YOU HARDLY EVEN KNOW GET ANOUNTV HALL OBLIGATION' FREE DETAILS SEND LOST & FOUND PSYCHED GET READY. CUZ IT S GONNA BE We II be outside m the hay. STAMPED ENVELOPE TO LACUNA'S P.O SIGEPS FUN AREN T YOU GLAD YOU'RE THE ONE" Be prepared to party all night BOX 25791. CHICAGO. IL 608250791 Road RaHy Nov 3 Be there* GET PSYCHED SO EPS Found Umbrefa and caicukslor m Mosefy Hal. PUMPKIN AND YOUR NEIGHBOR 1 Cur the Kappa s always do rl nghl" Road RaHy Nov 3 Be (here CUZ SOON YOU'LL SEE Government Jobs "HAPPY BIRTHOAY TOOTSI" Cat 372-0246 to dam BREW CREW 'CHAMPS' Road Rely Nov 3 Be there' A CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY «16,559-50.553/yr WE HAD FUN. 9-1 FOUND WATCH IN MATH SCIENCE BLDG "MA»»Y ■WTMOAY TOOT*!" Joe Barros Hava you guessed who your Kappa FROM THE DZ VOLLEYBALL TOURNY Now hiring. Your area CALL SANDY 372-2201 LETS CELEBRATE IT RIGHT Krush dale 1a yef See you lorvgW LOVE YOUR COACHES. TRISH, OANEEN I Call S0S-6I7-4OO0 Ell. R-0I4U BREW CREW BASH SAT NIGHT' Stop and s*pn a postcard, help stop acid rain Union Forum t=IG Jordie. JOANNE Parson to take video feme of special events or, • • BREW CREW • • • Don't forget lo steal III people's lun to- campus Some esperience required Saturday "HAPfY ■MTOIOAY TOOTSI" SIGEPS CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING INTRAMU- night Looking lorward lo some serious head- WE KNOW WITCH' BROTHERS ARE OUR afternoon 6 one night a week maximum time GO GROOVALONE SUGAR BUNS GALS. RAL CHAMPS! WHAT'S A GREEK ANYWAY? buttlng. Love, your KKO crush. FAVORITE SPOOKS' NO OTHER GUYS required Cal 352-0195. or 352-3703 lor RIDES UPS HASKWS. EDWIN PEPE AND OF fMaft- YOU'LL ALWAYS BE it TO US'" YEAH J P (now an active Sigma Nu). STAND A GHOST OF A CHANCE' GET PSY- COURSE MARTY CREW!! YOUR DEVOTED FANS. DEBBIE 8 Ready lo get "out ol control' at the Kappa CHED FOR A WILD HALLOWEEN WEEKEND IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS Rvje needed 10 OU lor INS weekend' Cae RENEE Good luck KAPPA SIGMA lour teem' Were Krush Party Get psyched lor the "party GOODLUCK WfTH HAUNTED HOUSE' WE STUDENT ACTIVIST Lynn 384 8103 • • ' BREW CREW • • • cheering lor you Love. THE STAROUSTERS situation ' Love ya1 Tools LOVE YOUt' Tho Otto Pubic Interest Campaign is hiring Ride neede 10 OU Athens Oct 26-28 Can BRUCE PAYNE SO GLAD YOU 8 WALDO Greg Sarhis-an KAPPA KRUSH IS FINALLY HERE THE OOLDENHEARTS bright, articulate and dedicated people lo stsll leave Thurs Fri Wl help with gut Cal Sarah - COULD MAKE IT TO THE KAPPA KRUSH Roses are red. Violets are blue. Thta Kappa m Gel enctled aa 7 draws neerll SKULANU'I, our community education program OP1C is GET PREPARED FOR A REAL GOOD TIME psyched lor Kappa Krush with you1 T B ' lighting lo hold down sky rocketing energy 3847404 Karen- one month for you and less for me. then The nets are set. and we 3 bet. your teerrmabe LOVE YOUH KAPPA KRUSH costs, control tone waste m our envrronmenl Halloween Cards al 19 we both wi be I cent wart tor Motown the GREATEST yet' Love. 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Make your own fun in BG Far those sticking around. Halloween CAN be a good time. Many campus groups are planning thrills and chills of their own. 1 ill ii; ill ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■..■5 What am I gonna wear? October 25.26,27 For those still pondering over their Halloween costumes, there's still time and places to go for assistance.

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by Shelly Trusty ; , When people order dinner at a restaurant, explain how they would like their hair done or buy a new coat, they often forget about the people who carry out their commands - the pink collar workers. "Pink Collar Workers," a series of one-act plays will be performed at various oiHjight locations in Bowling Green. They are directed by Dr. Lois Cheney of the School of Speech Communication. " 'Pink Collar Workers' is about women working in traditional women's

Pink Collar Workers, a series of four one-act plays performed on location in Bowling Green, deals with the problems and experiences of working women. The first performance was Wednesday at (1 hi man's, 101 S. Main St.

jobs. It deals soley with their problems and experiences at work." Cheney said, 'These women are individuals - human beings - that should be treated as human beings." "We seldom look at them, we seldom talk to them, we just give orders to them and expect those orders to be carried out. If they don't do as we say, we Decomebecome impatient,"impaueni, sneshe saia.said. The play was originally written as a four-act play,, but Cheney is treatingtreatin each act as if it is a one-act play. Elizabeth ''Libby" Steele, an Englis"Snglish professor at the University of Toledo, adapted the play from "Pink CollarColla Workers: Inside the World of Women's Work," a book written by Louise Kapp Howe. The play deals with Louise Kapp Howe interviewing women about their lives. Louise is a constant character throughout the plays, but she is not always played by the same actress. Cheney said she chose to do the play on location in order to break up the division of audience and players. "After the play is over the cast will come into the audience and discuss the problems that these workers face," Cheney said. Cheney added that she is hoping to get workers in to see the plays and to discuss the problems they face on the job. Two of the remaining three plays in the series are "Waiting Tables," Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. at Kaufman's, 1628 E. Wooster; and "The Beauticians," Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 8 pjn. at Monty's Hair Fashions, 124 W. FWOAY/*n Yo»*2| Wooster. The last play, "Homemaker! Homemaker!," will be presented as part of the Louise Kapp Howe (Nan Edgerton). the central figure In the Elizabeth Steele plays, "Pink Cottar workers: Women at Work" conference on Saturday, Nov. 10 at talks about work as a department store sales clerk with Margie (Mary Baughman), an 9:30 a.m. at Bowling Green High School. All plays are free and open to the older woman who feels that the store Is her home. public. mmmmm mmmmm* Jaycees taunt and haunt with Horror Fest '84" by Leane Costello "Last night, (Oct. 19) one kid screamed non-stop the whole way through," Mastin said, laughing. "It was great!" In the midst of all the fall pleasantries - Saturday tailgate parties, cider and Sanner has been coordinating the haunted house operation for the past five donuts, the smell of burning leaves and hayrides - there stalks a feeling of years and has had his share of experiences with petrified patrons. impending doom... "Horror Festival '84." "It's fun to get the chance to see people's reactions to different situations," The Bowling Green Jaycees and local radio station WRQN are co-sponsoring he said. "Macho high school football players will grab the guides' hands at the "Horror Festival '84," a haunted house at the Wood County Fairgrounds on first dark hallwayT West Poe Road. The festival started the weekend of Oct. 19 ana continues "Two years ago, three girls sat straight down during one scene and flatly through Oct. 26 and 27. Hours are from 7 p.m. to midnight and from 2 to 5 p.m. refused to move, even after the actor took off his mask, ,rSanner said.' 'We had on Sunday, Oct. 28. Also, a special presentation will take place Halloween to shut down the house for 15 minutes to take care of them." night. Tickets are $2 at the door and $1.50 with a coupon that will appear in the Parts of bodies strewn across the ground, bloody corpses, flying bats and News next Tuesday. freaky ghouls are just a few of the unpleasantries that patrons will encounter The annual haunted house has been a major fundraiser for the Jaycees since 1976. According to Randy Sanner, member and former Jaycees president, "Horror Festival '84" has been the most successful operation of its kind of the three or four in the area. As "victims" wait in line, the apprehension shows on their faces long before the trek through the narrow, pitch-black maze of corridors. The gruesome scenarios of a mad scientist sawing human flesh and creepy grave robbers are two of the ghastly surprises that could make the curliest or perms go straight. No one can ignore the silence intermittently shattered by growls, screams and wicked roars of laughter amidst the eerie strains of organ music. The guides are clearly amused by every frightful minute a visitor experiences. Members of the University American Marketing Association and its Honors Society work with Jaycee members as guides and actors in the seven petrifying scenes. AMA member Gary Mastin thoroughly enjoys his guide duties.

DO YOU LIVE HERE? FRIDAY/** roull Visitors to Hie Bowling Green Jaycees haunted house at the Wood County Fairground-- .re surprised by some of the annex building's ghoulish Inhabitants.

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B.G. DRIVE-THRU ^ Why Walk Through { when you can Drive Through? BEER = STATE ""s"° MINIMUM (the government doesn't allow us to sell you beer any less) M.1M4 Athens area offers more than OU by Jeff Keene , time train depot. The steam engine The months of September through train makes regular runs on week- December are particularly beautiful ends, departing from Nelsonville and in Ohio. During these autumn months, slicing its way through the hills and leaves expose their last breath of life trees - the same route it traveled over before succumbing to the silence of 100 years ago. winter. One of the most popular fall dwell- Each fall, and especially during ings in the Hills is Old Man's Cave. Halloween, many students take to the The cave is located within Hocking highway and head to Ohio University Hills State Park, on Ohio 664, and is and Hocking Hills. Since this weekend surrounded by Hocking State Forest marks the annual Halloween festival Strolling from Cedar Falls to Ash at OU, many students will spend the Cave, the largest rock shelter in Ohio, weekend in Athens. They will throw nature seekers can see the brilliant their costumes in the car. pack their reds, yellows, greens and oranges of sleeping bags and leave the flatlands autumn. For those who don't have a and cornfields of Bowling Green be- place to stay in Athens, there are hind to head for Hocking Hills. plenty of fmpfag facilities in the Hocking Hills encompasses parts of park. three counties and numerous lakes, "Just down the road a stretch," as parks and tourist attractions. Athens, native southern Ohioans like to say, is Ohio is snuggled deep in the heart of Zaleski State Park, home of Lake Hocking Hub on the bank of the Hope. Only 30 miles east of Nelson- twisting Hocking River and is home to ville on Ohio 328, Zaleski offers facili- 16,000 Ohio University students. ties such as tents, cabins and trailer OU is known as a party school, but hook-ups. Besides being a haven for FRKAY/Don lM the real partying does not start until fishermen, Lake Hope provides boats Halloween rolls around. At Hallow- and canoes that can be rented by All state parks are open year round, ? " But in Hocking Hills, the een, Ohio University is transformed tourists wanting to spend a lazy af- but autumn offers the best opportu- of nature is the only guide into the Mardi Gras of the midwest. temoonon on the lake. nity for colors, sounds and awesome needed. But the party in Athens isn't the only Strouds Run State Park, just east of views. The poet Kahlil Gibran asks reason to travel to the hills. Athens, is highlighted by Dow Lake toe question, "Where shall you seek Jeff Keene is a Junior news/edito- Situated on route 33 in Nelsonville and a historic stone spring-house built beauty and how shall you find her rial journalism major horn Rockv (30 miles west of Athens), is an old- in the 1880s. unless she herself by your way and River, Ohio. Trick-or-Treating in the Black Swamp

by Teresa Torantlno was car trouble, maybe you were If beer blasts are your style you will Grounds on West Poe Road. The dumped to make room for the latest want to hang around the Northeast haunted house is being held Friday heart throb, but however you look at Commons on Saturday. That's where and Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight It's Halloween weekend and a fate it, you are destined to spend Hallow- the business fraternity Phi Beta and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. If worse than death has been bestowed een weekend in Bowling Green. Lambda will be holding their first you can't get out there over the week- upon you. Something has happened annual "Make OU Come to You" beer end the festival will be open Hallow- that you've only dreamt about, that Don't despair, there's plenty to do blast. een night from 7 p.m. to midnight An you believed could happen only in in Bowling Green this weekend, be- The beer blast will be going on from evening tour costs 32 and the Sunday your worst nightmares. sides homework, to keep you occu- 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for everyone 19 and matinee $1. pied. So keep your chin up and read over. Admission is 32 which entitles A cheap way to spend Friday night is Your ride to OU has just called to on, there's sot to be something out you to all toe pizza you can eat Once being offered by the Commuter and report that the trip is off. Maybe it there that will interest you. C're in the door you can buy beers - Off-Campus Student Organization for a dollar. Anyone arriving at (COCO). They will take you to a farm the door in costume will be given a on Tontogany Road for a hayride, free beer poster. The evening's musk bonfire and barn dance. The only will be provided by WFAL. thing they ask, due to limited trans- portation, is that you let them know Study break If a quiet movie is more your style sometime today mat you are inter- be sure you check the listings before ested in going. Rides will be leaving bitting toe local theatres. A double from the Center at 7:45 p.m. and 1 Taste autumn in Pumpkin treats feature of horror flicks is showing in p.m. tonight Maps are also available the area this weekend. UAO will be in the Commuter Center if you wish to From the kitchen of Mrs. Ben showing Stephen King's "Children of provide your own transportation the Corn" Friday and Saturday nights Are you swamped with midterms? Study hard. Then after it's over, relax and in 210 Math/Science. Admission is If your weekend is already packed enjoy a glass of apple cider along with some delicious pumpkin cookies. You 11.50 with your student ID. The movie full of tricks (or treats) you can still deserve it. __, can be seen both nights at 8:10,10:15 get a flavor for BGSU's Halloween THE PUMPKIN COOKIE RECIPE and midnight spirit at the UAO Haunted House. The 2cupsCrisco 2 cups sugar second annual haunted house is being 2 eggs 2 cups pumpkin filling The Cla-Zel Theater on Main Street held in the Mid Am Room in 4 cups flour 2 teaspoons of baking powder is showing "Friday the 13th-The Final Harshman Quadrangle Tuesday and 2 teaspoons of baking soda 2 teasooons of cinnamon Edition" at midnight Friday and Sat- Wednesday nights from 8:30 p.m. to 2 teaspoons of vanilla 1 cup of nuts or raisins or nuts or both urday for $2. midnight A trip through the maze of 1 teaspoon of salt If walking through dark houses horrors will cost you 31. Cream together crisco, pumpkin filling, vanilla and eggs. Add sugar, flour, where strange and scary things are So, if your ride to OU falls through baking powder, baking soda and cinnamon. Mix vigorusly before adding trying to grab you is your idea of a this weekend, or you're simply at a raisins and/or nuts. Drop mixture by teaspoon on a cookie sheet Bake at 350 good time, you'll want to hit the three loss as to how to celebrate everyone's degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. local haunted bouses. favorite holiday, don't get discour- • Makes about 9 dozen cookies. A haunted house entitled, "Horror aged. Simply put on your mask, ven- • If you want to make pumpkin bread, just put the mixture in a pan and bake Festival '84," cc-sponsored by the ture into the streets and see what for one hour. Bowling Green Jaycees and WRQN, is Bowling Green has brewed together being held at the Wood County Fair for a great Halloween. M.1M4

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student government and what my intentions were and how active I was in organizations," Zurca said. "Then I get this call from the ,&k !resident's office. I didn't know what t was for. I ran through my house (the Theta Chi fraternity house) tell- ing all the guys the president wants to see me, and then I had to sleep on it," Zurca said. > The next day Zurca was filled in on * the organization. From that day on. Zurca learned Keep »P THE. the dynamics of parading around with Senior members a hidden identity - the dynamics that r E of SICSIC are un- current SICSIC members experience &G.S.U SPlV veiled each year at on their usual Wednesday night cru- the Beta 500, thus sades through campus. the "Pit Crew" title SICSIC is ultra-social, especially IS, on their overalls. when it comes to the girls. V*; /^vncHKiu; z "They think we're cute," said (male) SICSIC #4. (Members are re- must be chosen by the end of their ferred to by numbers instead of freshman years. names.) Three of the six SICSICs get together for a group photo. FWDAY/Jhn Youlll3| New members are chosen by grad- SICSIC members think the girls uating senior members.lt is a process also be damaging to vocal cords. just as secretive as the name SICSIC. are cute, too. The members give them study break for the girls," said Kathy Zurca recalled when he was under- hugs and kisses and sit on their laps. Reeder, Phi Mu unit director and Since members might be identified by going interviewing for SICSIC and Inside a sorority house, one SICSIC graduate student in College Student their voice, they talk with a high- member even helped a student with Personnel. pitched puppet voice which literally diaVt know it: her accounting. Another SICSIC dem- renders them speechless after sign- "This guy called me up and said he onstrated the "sorority" hug whereby Being a SICSIC member can be hanging all night. wanted to come over and talk to me. two participants face each other, easily suffocating, as Zurca can at- So I said 'OK.' I didn't think anything stretch out their arms, prance on test. Running around for three hours But students wait for visits from of it. I was Just a little suspicious, but their tip-toes, then jump into each hanging signs and stirring up a SICSIC. It may be the only campus ... I was just a freshman." other's arms. ruckus can oe hot and sweaty, espe- group welcome to crash parties like it "So he came over and asked about "It's (a visit from SICSIC) a nice cially beneath a rubber mask. It can did at Prout Hall Wednesday night. Go incognito with award-winning outfits from Moseley, Holiday House

by Ron Coulter Like the elves who are busy making toys for Christmas, costume shop workers are swamped with orders for costumes that will win first prize at masquerade parties. For workers in the costume shop downstairs in Moseley, and for the Kerns family who owns the Costume Holiday House in Fremont, Halloween is the busiest time of the year. "Halloween is almost ahead of Christmas in terms of popularity," said Dorothy Kerns, custom costume maker who constructs most of the cos- tames available for mostly rental in the store. "There are more parties, and you don't have to spend as much money as yon do at Christmas time," she said. FnOAY/Alu NaraMK An expert costume tailor, Kerns works without a design. But lack of a pre- Custom costume maker Dorothy Kerns constructs most of the costumes made design is not the only difficulty Kerns encounters in making a available for rental In the store. costume. The material she uses to make a mask, celastic, is expensive and has to be ordered from Germany. mask, masks from the films "Star Wars" and "Planet of the Apes" and During the off-season, the Holiday House gets business from theater masks with battery-operated flashing lights for eyes. At the XJostume actors and masquerade party attendants. Often people have theme parties, Holiday House, an over-night rental will cost from $15 to $50. In addition, the such as toga ana pirate parties. shop provides all accessories. Kerns said that Roaring '20s parties are a popular trend. To outfit these On campus, a student may find costumes at the Moseley costume shop. parties, the Costume Holiday House carries an assortment of soot suits for After making an appointment, students are welcome to look through a men and flapper dresses for women. 25,000-piece assortment from which they can assemble any one of about 500 The Holiday House sells make-up for those who want to create their own costumes. ghoulish disguises. For people who aren't so creative, there are nearly 390 Moseley's costumes cost $5 to $15 a week to rent, plus a deposit different masks from which to choose. They range in price from $25 to $50. Ran Coulter is a sophomore news/editorial major from Rocky River, Included to this, extensive selection of ready-made masks are.a.Hitler. Ohio. '..,. ... -■ lumn by The Associated Press 4. "Sports" Hney Lewis And The News HOT SINGLES (Chrysalis) l."Caribbean Queen (No More Love 5."1100 Bel Air Place" Julio Igleslas on the Run)" Bflly Ocean (Arista) (Columbia) 2.-I Just Called To Say I Love You" 7he Charts: 6. "The Woman In Red Soundtrack" Stevte Wonder (Motown) Stevte Wonder (Motown) S."Purple Rain" Prince (Warner Billboard's top tons 7."Heartbeat City" The Cars (Elek- Bros.) 4."Hard Habit To Break" Chicago ft Beaver Brown Band (Epic) TOPLP'S B."Madonna" Madonna (Warner (Warner Bros.) 8."Blue Jean" David Bowie (EMI- Bros.) S."Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" America) 1 ."Purple Rain" Prince And The Rev- 9."Eddie ft The Cruisers Soundtrack" Wham (Columbia) 9."Better Be Good To Me" Tina ohrtkm (Warner Bros.) John Cafferty t Beaver Brown Band 6."Lucky Star" Madonna (Warner Turner (Capitol) 2."Bom In The U.S.A." Brace Bros.) 10."I Feel For You" Chaka Khan SprUngsteen (Columbia) 10.°Can't Slow Down" Lionel Richie 7."On The Dark Side" John Cafferty (Warner Bros.) 3."Private Dancer" Tin Tnraer (Ca- (Motown)

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(COU NTRY CANADA Staakva Victor Gaandai GAME OJ HOT PURSUIT Am OJ TALES FROM THE NFL FOOTBALL Hag-anal (FISH ■ FAME fTMC) MOVIE ** Vi Se**m . CSPNt COLLEGE FOOTBALL aaarchaa tor tha myatanouafy wan- OARKSIOE covaraga of St Louai Car iknaM at MOVIE **H "MeO (EBPHI SPORTSCENTER Lot (197BI 0*«d Soul. Jamee Pnsadesphui Eagbw. Mwtnaaou 11974) John VVayna. Eddw SCOREBOARD 4had Kaia whsa aha msa to aur 12:26 7:30 Maaon Vaunga at Chicago Baara. Oaarort AJban. TitO *iva m a loraat whara Shaw atabi OJ SOUL TRAIN OJ BEACHCOMBERS Rake ia 4:30 bar IPart 2 of 2) Uono at Graan Bay Fackara. Tam- OJ CONGRESS: WE THE th* onty paraon araang to atand | THIS WEEK IN HOCKEY 1:00 O SPORTSWEEKENO OJ FINDER OP LOST LOVES pa Bay Buocanaara at Kanaaa Oty PEOPLE by Conatabta John whan ha con WEEKEND MAGAZINE OJ NEW YORK HOT SchaaUad: Canada'a Cup Yacht- r Cary n caasd upon to locata a Osafa or Naw Cwkaana Sawita at OJ UNDERSEA WORLD OP tanda that aomaona lor aorn*- Faatutad Haftowaon apaoal with M from Le>e Ontario. TRACKS Oavaland Browns JACQUES COUSTEAU tha mafctftg of rubbar mtaka: an b'lda aftar aha laavaa tha ttangl • wreaking havoc m town ■ SPORTSVVORLD OJ MOVIE ***t "Sha" OJ NFL FOOTBALL Racaonal CSPNI PKA KARATE LaRoy Otao man who ■ majonng in confuaad groom at tha Star, and (1965) UrauU Andraaa. John covataga of Naw York Jata at Hopkava vs Karry Roop for tha S CREATIVITY WTTH BILL monaiar makmg: wtna making m D*ay ia aakad to hnd tha brothar OJ PUNKY SReTWSTER Han- Rptharaaon Maw England Patnota. Cincinnati U S Middkawaight Charnpsonafvp. MOYERS B* Moyara interviews CakfonMa: a apooby aurpnaS of a hokxauai aurvrvor. ry'a work and Parents Naght at master tnoWaai PwKhae ZuCkar- 1:90 Bangafa at Mouaton Otw. o irxk achadukad for iwia rounds. IR) • NBA BASKETBALL © SOL IO GOLD achool create e problem tor man (hector of the St. Paul OJ MOVIE ** V) PaparUon" anapoa* Cohs at Oaaaa Courooys Oatroit Piatona at Naw York fTMC) MOVBI *» '"Richard 4:30 Punky. who i basig told by the Chamoar O-cheeae (HI Q (1968) Alan AUa. Lauran Hutton Kraoka Pryor • Hara And Now" (1983) OJ OB WASHINGTON OJ YOUNG PEOPLES SPE- etote enob that Henry doesn't fTMC) MOVtf ** * "SatanVa WEEK IN REVIEW MO S NEWTON'S APPLE Ira Richard Pryor. Tha famoua coms- CIAL Umc-aSa Jock" A young car* enough to attend Lot' 11979) David Soul, Jam** OJ MOVIE ** -Tha Graak • TONY BROWN'S JOUR- Fhttow oapkkm th* phyaca of bc^bafnanda a rKkcukM oU man •TOO Maaon Tycoon" (1978) Anthony Guam. NAL "Whan Tha Oackana Coma hot-aa ballooning and tha opara- phanta to formar wrwjs - at thai and aaoo.ari Ns tonrianong OJ OJ MURDER, SHE Homa To Roost" Conctuawn of t«n of a haanng no fam angad at tha Saanaar Th* MO aaonM. John Carradbte and Joay WROTE (E9PNI SUPERSOUTS OP tha award-wwwang pkty about CSPNI COLLEGE FOOTBALL atra ai Naw Ortaana. W Q 09 0) NEWS Lawrancaaav. OJ BACKSTRETCH Marge THE 'SOS Aaron Pryor va Maksobm X and tha Hon. Eke* Pann Slats at Waat VBginia 10:30 IE9PHI SPORTSCENTER 01 CONGRESS: WE THE eacuraa e a* lor Ronr-a. «twi Muhammad. (Fart 2 of 21 Ahaua Arguofk) (Novamoar 19S2 PEOPLE MO OJ GREAT PERFORMANC- SUNOAV he maata a gwi and achamaa lo O CONGRESS WE THE -- Miami) (Rl riaJCI MOVIE **H Tha 0) 0) AIRWOLF With Santm ES A Lincoln Cantar Spaaat - buy a nmf car to wnpraaa her. C2 PEOPLE (IMQ MOV« **H Ousty" Chosan'' (1BB1I Manmil.an bahnd bars ttataaida. HaaAa 26th Annivareary Fanfara" OCTOBER 21 1BS4 OJ KNIGHT RaDER A Haaow (ESPN) AUTO RACING SCCA (1981) B* Kan. NoafTra SchaB. Rod Staagar roama a Carfobaan aSand. trymg nighaghta bum paai laaicaBta sen party Darth Vadar ohavactar 1:30 Rabbit Beatewi Cup (from Fhoa- to aohia a murtfar for wh«h hM mdudt (MrfonnancM by lofMt MO engage* Mkchaal wi a dual w-th aJaLM OJ HYMN SING partnar has baan aMHfL h*w PMW M«m. Pntfiai tWALTONS hilunebc aabera unM lAchsel r*» ■nouckt "Lows Cwowa Hara." S:30 O NHL HOCKEY Calgary ZLSumw Ana* Witii lawlj r^bOfaTLWE An w>-dapth uaa rt'a more than a onrMeet — "And Dtd Thoaa Faat," "Ya Sh*a (ONTARIO 200 Ramos at Toronto Mapta Laafs Mta. Mfr»|n Honw. Lucwno took M today i poattcai woman haa naattr trying ka U l*n. Hava Paaca" and "Ova Your Ufa MAGIC OP WAT1RC0L- OJ DIFFRENT STROKES PM«en. Zuhn MaMt and ft* includ*a U.N Ambaaaador OJ HARDCABTLE AND ItfM ToThaUwd." ORS Arnold to auapandad bom ached ijm tak naw—*. Jaanna Kakpaatck. wo* pr*atdan- MOCORMICK After Mardcaatk. 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