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50s. Cloudy and cool Thursday night · with a 50 percent chance of rain. Lows tern News will be in the low or mid 40s. IBHEadopts new proposal on admissio s by Graham Whitehead n The Illinois Board of Higher Education Tuesday adopted a proposal to make college freshman admis
sion standards in Illinois more specific . Richard Wagner, IBHE executive director, said IBHE member Dominick Bufalino's recommenda tion of the proposal was unanimously accepted by the board.
· Wagner said public universities will set admission standards to include subjects which must be com pleted in high school. The first step in admission revisions requires schools to submit a progress report to the IBHE by July 1, 1984, Wagner said. By July 1, 1985, public universities will be expected to provide/a final report on their new admission requirements, he added. The proposal states public universities' new admis sion requirements will be reviewed by the IBHE by Septemper 1985, Wagner said. The IBHE admission requirements proposal also includes a recommendation of high school courses needed for students who plan to attend college. The courses would not be mandatory. as a raccoon makes its way across service garbage cans across from ch Booth Library The IBHE recommended four years of study in raccoon was headed towards food Tuesday night. (News photo by Fred Zwicky) each of the following areas. High school students planning to attend college will be advised to take courses in English, emphasiz social ,• ing writing; speech and literature; studies, em � .,... phasizing history and government; mathematics, in D "Generally speaking, it's an approach (work te OKs Warbler troductory through advanced algebra, geometry, t Senate approved. a recommendation release feeprogram) allocationthat shouldn't be overlooked; " trigonometry and fundamentals of computer pro rtionment Board to allocate $9,000 in Durham said. gramming; and sciences, including biology, the yearbook. In addition, she said prisoners would look for chemistry and physics. recommended that money be taken employment in the community. In addition, th!! IBHE recommended two years of e fund and placed in the yearbook "If work was unavailable, they would do jobs (See IBHE, page budget of the Warbler. around the facility such as mopping floors," 7) er, AB chairman and student govern Durham added. vice president, said the line-item for Some senators said they were concerned about the printer is currently $33,000. However, possible loss of jobs to students because of the pro increased printing costs, the Warbler gram. In addition, several senators said they were , she said. concerned about the safety of residents in the passed the senate 16-4-3. Charleston community. business, Olga Durham, Charleston In other business, Elections Committee Chairman and safety commissioner, addressed the Scott Calhoun said polling boths will be used in the ing the proposal to locate an Illinois student government election Nov. 9. of Corrections work-release program in In addition, he said no pollwatchers have registered with the elections committee. Also, no "d she recently met with DOC officials residence hall has registered to run a voter incentive the proposal to create a work-release program. leston. In other business, Executive Vice President Meg ty would probably house 40 to 55 Hart said Student Body President John Cole plans to ing the last six to nine months of their examine establishing a permanent tailgate policy for she said. next year. housed in the facility will have been con Hart said Cole will meet with Samuel Taber, dean -violent crimes, she added. of ac�demic services, about the add/drop system.
e elections to havesistent uncontested and we don't have to retrain as races much. s Student Senate elections include two "Senators who are continuing get the taste and feel races for seats in the off-campus and at for the job '' he said. ' Senate Speaker Glenn Good said. Student , Body President John Cole agreed the ts are running for five off-campus senate will be helped because many senators are ents are running for five residence hall returning. e students are running for five at-large "It is good for continuity,'' Cole said. "I hope the enthusiasm stays up. Right now we're seeing a lull in
year seat also will be available because student senate. We have to do more. The opportunity .. · e Virgilio's resignation, Good said. . is there,'' he added. the candidates are incumbents. In addition, he said students will have the chan�e incumbents (running) has never happen to question the candidates at an election forum be said. "I wish there were more people Thursday. need more fresh faces . Each candidate will give a short speech explaining ICTC know incumbents are running, they are why he is running for office, Good said. The Contractocsbus!,n_ess-from ICTC and ICTC workers help put run. They are afraid to run because in- speeches will be followed by a question-and-answer in a new fiberoptics telephone cable. The cable, go ow more and are more experienced,'' he period. ing from Charleston to Mattoon, works through a light The forum will be conducted at 7 p.m. in the wave system which helps improve communications. "with 13 people running it provides Booth Library Lecture Hall. (News photo by Dan Ziccarelli) noted. "It makes senate more con- • Yhursday, Novem_ber 3, 1 983 House rej-ects funding.cutoff
WASHINGTON (AP)-The House rejected, But some of the speaker's Dem 274-153, an attempt Wednesday to cut off money leagues scoffed at the appeal for biparf for American peacekeeping troops in Lebanon, a "A bipartisan policy, if it is wrong, move that would have ordered the battered rejected; it should not be acquiesced Marines home in four months and defied Presi Rep. William Ratchford, D-Conn. dent Reagan's Middle East policy. . Rep. Samuel S. Stratton, D-N.Y., After an emotional, 90-minute debate, House's most feverent hawks, added h" members sided with a call by Democratic those calling for a pullout, saying: Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., to support the American people want the Marines ou CBS accuses U.S. of censorship Republican administration and defeat the Lebanese trap." measure, a proposed amendment to a $247 .3 Voting against the amendment WASHINGTON (AP)-CBS News President Edward M. billion defense spending bill. Democrats and 148 Republicans. Joyce told Congress that the U.S. government resorted to "unprecedented censorship" in barring the news media from covering the initial days of the invasion of Gren'ada. Joyce; whose views were supported by David Brinkely of HQuse vetoes registrat.ion pla ABC and John Chancellor of NBC, called the government's SPRINGFIELD, Ill (AP)-The Illinois Under the measure as originally policy a new relationship with the media-"a relationship vir Legislature on Wednesday backed off a plan to universities and colleges would have b tually unknown in U.S. history." deny government-financed scholarships to to make students submit letters from t The news executive testified before the House Judiciary students who don't register for the draft. ment certifying that they had been Subcommittee on Courts, Civil liberties and the Administra House lawmakers voted 93-15 to accept with the Selective Service System. tion of Justice. Governor Thompson's changes in a bill passed Thompson used his amendatory vet Subcommitte chairman. Robert W. Kastenmeier, D-Wis., by the Legislature last spring. to remove that portion of the bill. H said he was concerned that "the pendulum has begun again to The Senate two weeks ago voted to go along federai government already has rules swing back towards restrictio11:son civil liberties." with Thompson's revision. draft registration and financial aid.
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iproposalsThe Council on Academic Affairs Thursday will discuss recommenda tions. for appointments to. the vice presidential search committee. CAA Chairman Pat Wright said he will present his .recommendations for the search committeeto the council. "I'll ask the council to consider my nominations for the committee," Wright said. "I assume there will be no trouble with my nominations," he add- ed. • In other business, the CAA will review a new course proposal, Jour nalism 3903 "Women and the Media," which will be presented by journalism instructor Evelyn Goodrick. The council will also discuss the ad dition .of the course proposal Technology Education 3162 "Connec tions" to the humanities list for general education requirements. The CAA will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Union addition men are playing in a chess tournament ·er (front left) examines the chess board as his on. The held Satur Arcola-Tuscola room. day in the Union. (News photo by Beth Lander) es Spanengel (front right) intensely watches
er, ges still young at heart, intendsfreedom, he said. Bef oreto this retire time, vices, inin sports 1984 information and in , Eastern's director of Eastern had strict rules and regulations teaching positions. tions, has been able to on everything. From 1960 \O 1964 Hesler was the the adviser to the which g perspective" by work As a result of changing attitu<.:es., Eastern News, ts for the last 32 years. students were given a bigger role in was then published weekly and later in creased to bi-weekly. At that time, a university is interesting university-related affairs, and less ork around people who strict rules were put into use, he said. Hesler was the only jouq.1alism in er , Hesler said. It had the effect of "bringing the structor. rs at Eastern, Hesler has � university full-blown into the twentieth He has also been involved in many c 's intention to retire by E century," Hesler said. "Easrern other projects connected with Eastern. . However, he stressed � became more democratic towards In 1961 Hesler was inrnlved with the de no official announce:. � students." state-wide university bond issue cam irement, only a public � Hesler also noted that students tbday paign, ·which raised money through t of his intention to � are somewhat similar to the students of taxes for building construction on cam � · the 1950s in that their interests are puses.· t he announced his in .0 focused on careers and on university During the 1973-74. . a�ademic year, 0 · 0 e so that the new presi .t= activities . Hesler was chairman of the planning not then been selected, a.. He added that today's students are committee for the diamond jubilee Ken Hesler f his intention to retire also more sophisticated and "sharper" celebration of Eastern's 75-ye.ar an r. Hesler said many things come to than students of past generations as a niversary. has worked directly for mind about his time at Eastern, but the result of society and of the mass Hesler's current responsibilities in 's six presidents, said he late 1960s and early 1970s is the media's ability to provide information. clude being the chief public relations the age of 59 because "period that stands out in my mind." Hesler began working at Eastern in official, executive director of the fers me a lot of oppor- Universities had to adjust to a new June, 195 1, as the acting director of Eastern Illinois University Foundation, way of thinking and acting during that public relafrons, immediately following which is a non-profit corporation that period, he said. Students were reacting his graduation from Eastern. Since raises money for the university, and is some strongly to world events such as Viet that tin1e he has worked as director of in charge of publication of all universi nam, and were demanding more information, director of alumni ser- ty catalogs and brochures, he said. ______c_o_u�9�------ TH U RSDA Y at TED'S Rock·n·Roll to K'NROLL12- ''Clockwork .WITH SCOTTPACKHOUR LOWRANCE Orange'' with Peter Baileyformerly of NIGHT-WEIC- 92 FM 7:00P.M. "Reruns", "SlinkRand", and "Roadmaster". LET US TURN YOU ON Come In and dance! BY TURNING US ON!
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·DOC The prison work-release1ecives programques proposed fortio ns unanswered Charleston is theoretically a sound way to reduce Editorial Editor: prison costs and help alleviate overcrowding in Last week I read in The News about how attend our state's prisons. informed of the facility's location after a decision low at home football The Department of Correction officials even is made. wondered why. 1 then said the program could net Charleston more than Unfortunately, that· gives the public no time to children, ages four and ti $600,000, while easing . crowding in state respond and provide input that could affect the joy seeing a game. As a fulltime student, prisons. • DOC's decision. I only cost me cents to However, even after an informational meeting · The DOC needs to be more specific about the 50 x te 0 a last week in which DOC officials responded to types of jobs the inmates would perform. Original- n r concerns- expressed by residents, several ques =� � ��� � J,�� - ly, they had said the inmates would provide "help $1.50 each. tions remain unanswered. �� / in the parks." Friday, 1 told my chil For example, although the DOC said Charleston At the latest meeting, however, they said the in- them to the game. They is "at the top of the list," of cities being con- mates could be employed in any private or public cited that they were going lege football game like th sidered for the_ program, community residents still capacity. seen on television. do not know where the facility will be located. The DOC has said the prisoners would not be sat1,1rday, 1 went to the Originally, the DOC said the Hickman Ford displacing local residents because the prisoners to get tickets for my childr Garage could be a possible location for the facili- would be taking jobs that no one else formed that tickets tor ty. This st�tement prompted negative responses ·wants-such as dishwashing. would be $7, no excep · that game wasn't sold from many residents, including several education However, this last point is debatable. In a tight understand why. . officials, who strongly opposed using to ho the job market, many · people-especially - There are many m prisoners so close to Charleston High School. students-look for any type of job to provide extra with families going to sc While several City Counci! commissioners said income. budget and 1 realize that they wer n't opposed to the program itself, minority of the student � they The DOC said themselves that the department . a were against the proposed location. The. con- doesn't want to shove the program "down the a n . troversy over the propos d Hickman ��cation throats" of � the community. With this ·is mind, the ���tend sch���ool �function� :��:s as� demonstrates that locat on of the fac ty th� i 1h c�n department has ·a responsibility how� can we�? � _ . to provide make tremendous difference n the ommun � 1 c ity s specific information about the program before a Please find a way to co receptiveness to such a program. final decision is reached. happening to other married According to one DOC official, the public will be " the future who want to families to school activities.
Edward Schmidt
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InternationalWe've been very lucky. conflicts renew fear of imminentIf our government disaster notices that an un The majority of Eastern students were toddlers Personal file: try has moved onto an island strategi when young American men were being senselessly Gary Burrows the United States, we'll be there killed on a plot of dirt and foliage called Vietnam. Afterall, someone could use the island Most teachers and older students were learning abortion-enemies we could attack without fear of store some of the nuclear weapons. rudimentary skills in grade schools when some foreign military reprimand. There are enough nuClear weapons would-be fathers, businessmen and potential leaders During the past 1 0 years, I've grown very zealous vaporize its surface several times o were killed on an island called Korea. about the preservation of human life. But now, our nuclear weapons. They have nuc It's been a long time since America has -willingly government has seen fit to toss such a worthwhile Many countries have them. Terrorist sent a lot of young men to be killed off. moral out the window, putting political perspective swap and share recipes for do-it-your Our lives were merely scratched by the knowledge above of our country's residents. · It now seems to make little differ of fellow citizens-young fellow citizens-being ship Now, it appears that quite shortly, I might have to put them. ped to foreign countries, only to come back as a put another life as well as my own in a lower bracket U governments must spend bill" name on a list, a name on a "Missing In Action" than my country's beliefs. The government decides weapons rather than the immediate bracelet or the contents of a plastic bag. when and where and I will have to act. own people, then let them find some w with other than lives. Without knowing the political reasons for our Since I'm an adult no -I can vote, I can die-I young men being killed off, my entire understanding understand political conflicts better. I understand Nuclear weapons have been the t Jf the Vietnam war. was reduced to a burning why we have to involve ourselves in conflicts around, many of our administrators. No adm' fear-not unlike the child's terror of the imaginary the world. I also understand exactly what I fear from be insane enough to sling it away-just boogie man. political conflicts. would risk retaliation. I feared the Vietnamese and the Communists were The fearthat nudges Americans toward conflict I fear now that someday soon, "right at our backdoor. " As an impressionable youth, can't possibly justify the reason to allot our popula hydrogen bomb will stray into the air I saw only death . tion to be killed. the world's arsenal will soon follow. Eventually, peace came; the draft went and the Millions will argue for hours that drops of blood time for apologies; no political sanctio preservation of human life became a new priority. spilled here and there are necessary to maintain our of despair or vengence. My fears of death vanished and we began to take democratic way of life. We must keep the "com. Just ashes, and earth, and stone. for granted the value of the human life. Some turned mies" from coming in through the -Gary Burrows is editorial page edit their efforts toward disease, nuclear power, backdoor-especially without wiping their feet. Eastern News. Thursday, November 3, t 983
e Chairmanby Amy Zurawski gives adviceleave in the onpast 10 care·er years, he noted. Eastern employees As the end of his 3 I-year career at When a teacher takes a sabbatical eive bigger paychecks Eastern nears, Wayne Thurman, leave, he must return to the university speech pathology and audiology and teach for at least one year. Zurawski fective at the beginning of the 1983-84 department chairman, said students However, "terminal leave is when Eastern employees recently academic year. should look for more in a career than someone can leave prior to the end of a bigger paycheck thanks to a Dolton said, "Each year the Illinois just money. their regular employment," ,he said. In rease approved by the Board legislature makes a package of all BOG If he could tell college students one addition, Thurman said he was granted ors Oct. 15. school's proposed budgets and thing, Thurman said it would be, "not early retirement, which will start Jan. d Dolton, chapter president of presents them to the governor who can to look at the money you can make 1, 1985. 'versity Professionals of Illinois modify or reject it." when you get out of college, but to Thurman noted that by having early lty representative for Eastern, · Soderberg noted that each summer look for other ways to make your life retirment, the BOG allows a teacher BOG granted each person in the board and the teacher's union richer and fuller. who has retired to return to the univer ining unit a salary increase of negotitate the salary changes. "It is more important to be aware of sity to teach part time once 60 days month and 2.3 percent of the "Eventully an acceptable agreement the world and enjoy it," he said. after the first day of retiremeAt have 's 1982-83 basic monthly is arrived at for both sides," she add Thurman, who was granted a ter passed. ed. "Then it (the salary agreement) is minal leave by the Board of Governors "I think the policy that the board ded that $95 was also given to taken out for ratification and the facul Oct. 25, will leave Eastern July I, 1984. has made which allows a teacher to son who received a promotion ty votes and if they accept it, the BOG Terminal leave is granted to profes return to teaching is great,'' he said. 1983-84 school year and $90 also acts to ratify it." sionals who have not had a sabbatical en to those faculty members ''The BOG-which is comprised of ived tenure. chief negotiator and a faculty represen dition to this salary increase, tative from Eastern, Western Illinois also granted an increase of University, Governer's State, Chicago onth to each person who has State and Northeastern Illinios Univer terminal degree, such as a. sity-is currently the only system in the state which controls the university with S increase was also granted to a collective bargaining contract," embers whose 1982-83 pro Soderberg said. in academic rank became ef- entsmay. fanfares verlooking • •• 4tUf 4lb aft, with a-new llne-up of ncial aid
land Billerbeck ALL-AMERICAN SPORTS students may be overlooking · All-st*rs in their conferences, $500 million in financial especially when they're all starring in your spo casual wardrobe. Flynn, assistant director of rt/ aid, noted that in I 982 Illinois students with more than $786 grants and scholarships. said reference books located rary list information about ns which provide financial
ent Grants Register provides ngs of scholarships, grants, , exchange opportunities 'on study awards, he said. Directory of Grants tional l Individuals in the Arts con ngs of grants, prizes and the United States and ynn said. It also includes in about universities which of ALL - FIFTIES SANDLE aid : Bone/Tan; Bone/Blue; White/Red 'on, the Barrons Handbook College Financial Aid lists $34 loans categorized by school. , director of The Scholar-
• said students often neglect for private financial aid, unts for one-quarter of all money available nation-
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interested in applying for larships can write to The Bank. A $35 to $45 fee is on the number of North Side of Charleston's Square student requests. INYART' S:��:E Thursday, November 6 3, 1 983 The DAI o is important-speaker Conveying wh«!ty u feel 1 through· bod language, the way people carry She added that if a person does not state by Betll I..Uder -_ �- · • · · y I sayswhat Conveying what you feel is an important part of'· themselves and if they can look you in the eye during want or need, that person is the one who suffers. becoming an assertjve ·person, Trainer Linda Perry a conversation," she said. Perry noted that the difference between said at an assertivenesstraining seminar Oct. 27. "We need to practice assertiveness skills so that it and aggressive behavior is that assertive be The seminar, which was sponsored by Eastem's will come to us easily when we are faced with a situa- does not violate others' rights, while a Counseling Center, focused on methods to use to tion. It is like rehearsal for a play," she noted. behavior may lead to violence and violation of · become a more assertive person. Also, basic, empathetic and confrontive asser- "Be prepared if someone simply says, 'to Trainer Linda Perry said one of the aspects of be- tiveness are three types of assertiveness methods you are assertive in expressing what you feel. in.g assertive is positive self-esteem. "You should like which were discussed at the seminar. chances are better for getting what you want by yourself enough to protect yourself. Convey what Basic assertiveness is the method people use to assertive even though there is the r isk o f b ei you feel." state their own opinions, feelings, thoughts and jected," she added. "Non-verbal assertive behavior is apparent preferences, Perry said .
. by Karen Sisulak separates Radio Shack and the new LocalCharleston developerdevelope John Young ris buildsWalmart store. business building a small business complex "Walmar-t usually takes about 30 12-PakHwith between Eisners and iGA, on the 600 days to move in, so they should be block of Lincoln Ave., to house six opening sometime in late January or small businesses, construction super- early February," he added. visor Bill Burich said. Burich said he has worked on seven SCOlT Construction began in September. other Walmart stores in the area, in and should be "done by the first of the eluding the Mattoon store. He said year," Burich said. Walmart "probably will hire close to Brot9rtto youby B.Mmasfield LOWRANCand Co., Inc. He added that Radio Shack and 100 full- and part-t ime employees." ijaskin-Robbins Ice Cream have .------..... already agreed to rent space in the building. Keith Pahlman, manager of Radio Shack, said the store is moving from its present location at 520 W. Lincoln UNION BOOKSTORE because "Walmart is taking over and plans to put the lawn and outdoor IS OPEN department where we are now.'' The carpenters are currently expan ding the facilities at 520 W. Lincoln Ave. by tearing down the wall which SATURDAY, NOV. 5th AEROBICDance & Exercise 9am.-7pm. , , - -- .. . 8 Sessions for $15 Tues. & Thurs. 6pm. PARENTSWEEKEND Nov. 3 ·Dec. 1 * BRING IN YOUR PARENTS TO CHECK Buzzard Lab OVER THE NEW DOWNER FALL Gym FASHION LINE I 345-9207 (after 5 to preregister MARTINLU'TllERKING,.11. or register at -r. UNIVERSITYUNON first meeting.) - ... • l!I
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mber of party-related com • the past few weekends has Starts Friday he added. more assertive ng class slated interested in learning how more assertive will have the y to learn by attending an 'ning course sponsored by Factory Representative will be available on ChevyChase and Counseling Center . hispartners are not out to stick it t.o anyone. Parents Day, Nov. 5 to assist you! Perry, an assertion trainer, l:G1ill11--•11 • yourself, getting up for Tomorrow Nov. 5-University Bookstore Before the Game want through assertiveness resiveness and improving 6 5:00-7:10-9:10 Nov. 7 & 8-University Union ce levels are some of the will be discussed . ., d she will lead participants I==::: e second session of the mini-course sponsored by 'ng Center. who are interested in atten free course should call to the Counseling Center at
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9 Spi kers dump Fighting lllin_i i n four games by Kathy Leah� CHAMPAIGN-Eastern 's volleyball team utilized strong blocking and defensive play Wednesday night to dowII the University of Illinois in a non-conference matchup . . The Panthers dropped the fi rst game of the match to the Illini 10-15, but rallied to capture the next three 15-8, 15-2 and 15-12. "We played sluggishly at time<;, but our blocking came around," Eastern head coach Betty Ralston said. "It gave us the lift we needed. "This wi"n gives us a big boost going into this weekend, .. she continued. Neither team dominated the first game and the lead changed hands several times. After the Panthers knotted the score at 9-all, they failed to contain the Illini which rallied to win 10- 15 . Ralston tabbed her squad's sluggish play as the reason the Panthers fell · apart late in the opening game. "You just have tcr play through until the final point," she said. Eastern, 24-7 a nd 4- 1 in league play, capitalized on to spare several Illini errors in the second and third games of the match to p t 15-8 15-2 quarterback Jeff Miller pitches a ball off day the Panthers will have to hold onto Southwest os and victories , respective k Saturday just before Eastern right Missouri fcirtheir fourth crown . (News photo by Brian Iv. · owe er , the Panthers had to struggle to push holsonputs the clamps on him. Satur· Ormiston) H v back the Illini I 5- 12 in the fourth and final game. Eastern fe ll behi-nd early 4-6 but rallied behind the serving of Stacy Cook. The senior hitter reeled off six straight points to give the Panthers a 10-6 advantage. hers, Bears topSout- MChwest MissouriC 'sra highlynk regardedin rgushinsg at However , Illinois, paced by junior Kelly See's serv em's football team clashes with tack has accounted for 17 of the Bears' :?5 ing, came back with six unanswered points of their issouri State Saturday , the Mid touchdowns this season, while Eastern has scored 11 own to take a 10-12 lead. nference's statistical lead and overall of its 24 ouchdowns via the run. After several sideouts, the Panthers bounced back · t at stake. "They (Southwest Missouri) are well prepared at and eventually pulled away from the Illini to take the , and Southwest Missouri, 5-3 , are so running the ba ll out of the wing T formation." match with a 15- 12 win. lly the two teams topped every team Molde said. "We've analyzed the films and it will be Offensively, the Panthers were paced by Cook anc ay in the MCC's weekly rankings. interesting to see how they come at us." sophomore Judy Pianos. Cook notched 16 kills in 32 statistics usually go hand-in-hand, " The Bear running backs will run into Slllid Pan attempts (five errors) and boasted a 34.4 attack · a coach Al Molde said Wednesday. ther defense. Eastern's defense is ranked fi ft h in percentage . is doing well, it .will be reflected in the scoring defense and seventh in tot. al defense by the Pianos registered 13 kills in 33 attempts (five er NCAA. rors) for a 24.2 kill percentage. hold the upper hand on the Bears in The Panthers are yielding a mere :?3 1.9 yards per In addition, sophomore Misty Buckhold had om ory with the exception of the rushing game and a stingy 9.9 points per game. of her finest performances of the season coming of: t Missouri's specialty. Meanwhile, Southwest Missouri has allowed an the bench. She collected four kills in eight attempt·. a slight edge in team offense, averag average 289.6 yards in total defense and 15.1 points (one error) for a 37 .5 kill percentage. and 22.5 points per game. The B�ars per game this season. Buckhold also had five block assists and eight 321.3-yards per game average and a Eastern, the I-AA's 10th best defense against the defensive saves to her credit . erage. run, gives up an average .of 99.5 rushing yards per ing game, tops in the league earlier game. has faltered in recent weeks. Con However, Panther running backs will have an Panthers have slipped to third· in the equally tough time against the Bears' seventh-ranked .average of 161.9 yards per game. defense. The Bears defense has yielded 92.8 yards per hisldeTa nker .. e the league's poorest passing team, game. s ready , Eastern's men'!! andwomen's swimming team 94.5yards passing per game. "They've been quite effective stopping the rush," will put pr�tice 1>ehind after Thursday and open uthwest Missouri still reigns as the Molde said. "We'll maintain our balanced approach their re$pective campaigns Friday on the road ing team. The Bears are grinding out but through the course of the game we may have to - · against Butler University in a non-conference 6.9 yards per game on the ground. change some things." co ed duel meet. , the Bears are ranked 10th among The Bears, the MCC's weakest team against the s. Eastern is averaging 176.6 yards pass, are allowing more than 200 yards per contest SM ptlge 13 test. via the airways. 10 Thursday,Nov ember 3, 1 983
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SAVE t)p yo 1/2off on other fine70 mer%cha ndise - '\ Thursday , November 3, 1 983 13 ther swim squads await season openers qualification meet last season: he said. "I expect us to be a little better squad are Cathy Moe(fr eestyle), Petra - 's men's and women's swim In addition, the men's squad sports than last year." Kooiker (breaststroke), Sally Mulcrone will open their seasons Fri five returning seniors Greg Lanshester Padovan also noted that he believes and Sheila Mulcrone (freestyle). both squads t'raveling to (backstroke), Robin Walker (freestyle) freshmen Scott Conover (butterfly) In addition, Padovan said he 'versity for a dual meet. and Mark Waks (freestyle). Senior and Don Barker (butterfly) will help believes freshmen Kirn White, Tracy coach Ray Padovan said he divers Kurt Simons and Mike add team depth. Saal and Connie Wieck will help round upect Butler to be a major Schulewitz are also returning. Eastern's women's team will be led out the Panther squad. 'ther squad. Padovan said the Panthers men's by Dawn Buczkowski (freestyle However, Padovan said the women (Butler) haven't been an ex team should show improvement this butterfly), Gail Pavick (distance), will not be as strong this season, strong team in the past," he season primarily because of the Karen Atkinson (diver) and Jamie especially in the backstroke . He added l don't anticipate any pro- number of veteransth _a t are returning. Pistorio (breaststroke). that the women's team will feel the loss "We are real solid with the guys," Also, returning for the �omen's of Ricki Rousey and Peg Biltgen. said the Panthers have 'ng hard and are looking for Finally grants interview meet. been training for two rnon a meet to break-up the Grange distraught over Halas' death ractice," he said. rd to continually train NEW YORK (AP)-"Without men "Nobody made any money in those hours afterwards. . eet ," he added. "This meet like George Halas, we probably would early days. But Halas and fellows who · 'r admired George tremendously,'' know were we are at. It will never have had pro football," Red cam along later-such as Charlie Bid Grange, 80, said, speaking by hance to try some qifferent Grange said Wednesday. will and Bert Bell-skimped and strug telephone from his home in Indian "He was a one-man gang," addep gled and sacrificed to make their dream Lake, Fla. "He w ould sell tickets and the all-time All-American running come true." go the locker ro m to the 's 1983-84 men's swim team then o tape ciation of Mid-Continent back out of the University of Illinois, Grange, acclaimed one of the game's · players' ankles. After the game, he per ·champions Mark Davis -s igned by Halas in I 925 as a stimulus greatest stars, was so distraught over sonally would . go around to the e), Miguel Carrion for the impoverished , struggling pro the news of Halas' death that he declin Chicago papers to get a little story on e) and Steve Burggraff (in game. ed telephone interviews for almost 48 the sports pages." ley). �0000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 reg Freebeck, who captured 500 and 1,650 meter !es last season, is also retur Panther unit. s top diver Chris Hooley, ... tly holds Eastern's one and diving records, will be back BRING MOM & DAD to ition to the records, he for the NCAA Division I .PARENTS'- WEEKEND 1 FOOD & FUN · W\ . \ 1 ) GET TOG ETHERS!! � �' Saturday Parents' Week8nd Check-in \ 1 ' �\( 9 am-2 pm, Bookstore Lounge ,iU. Parents ' Reception J 4:00-8:30 pm in Union Station Refre_shments available! Parents ' Club members, potential m�mbers & their families Candlelight Dinner 4:30-7:00 pm University Union Featuring London Broil and Chicken Cordon Bleu $8. 95 and $ 7. 50. AllPare nts In vited Sunday Brunch 11:0 0-1 1 :30 am University Ballroom Features Scrambled Eggs with cheddar cheese and 5:10 Chic�en a la King and more! $ 3. 9 5 per person -7:10 IRI 9: 10 Parents ' Club members, potential members and th eir families. NEW! Tickets for Brunch at $3.95 per person - Total $ ___ _ ard Pryor Please make all your checks or money orders payable to Eastern Illinois University. You may In pick up your tickets at the entrance of the Brunch. .-" ""' Bring to: Parents' name Union Box Office RE Martin Luther King Jr., University Union EIU Students do not get free tickets or dis- d counts. . All reservations _ are final confirmations. - nite R b l ed if payment is not receiv NOW City State Parents will .be i i 7:00-9:00 Zip ed. Phone ( Please report classified errors immediately at 581 ·2812. A correct Thursday's will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be res Classified a s ble for an incorrect ad afters itS first insertion. ·i• November 3, 1983 ; The Dally Eastern dNews · Services Offered For Rent For Rent For Sale Fast accurate _typing·. Female Subleaserfor Spring. Rent a mini-storage as low as Female subleaser needed Three Tony Bennett tickets $1/page. 348-5955, Donna. 10th, 1 block from Buzzard. $20 per month. Sized 4 x 12 immediately. -Low rent and for sale, 9:00 p.m: show, Call C ______11 /1 8 Furnished apt. for $110, gar· up to 10 x 22. West Route 16. utilities. Nice, quiet, party fur· indy 345·6529. 8 $5.00 REWARD for flnclng bagepaid. Call 345-9720. · Phone 345· 7746. nished apt . Call 34 · 1639 ______11/4 C people interested In SELF- · ______· _11/4 ______oo after 6:00. '74 amero, new paint, DEFENSE, STRETCHERC� Two females needed to NOW AVAILABLE: 1 and 2 11/3 Cragars, 20 mpg, six-cylinder, LOST: Vivitar 110 -=-�::::::::�::::�::::�� - for Spring semester. ents ranging SPER T -- - must see, $ and more. Soloflt in Home sublease bedroom apartm DE A ELY need 2 1850 080. 348- Friday night at 2nd St. tn 0 size apt to from $21 to $300 subleasers for spring sum· 8798 after 7, no answer 345· Fl eaa 235- 764, 268· Great - close cam· o per month. & · found call 348-5246. 4239. pus!! For more Info call 348· Two persons per unit. Student mer. Cloae to campus. Gar· 4137 ask for Robert. $ ______11 /4 7536. and non-student locations. bage & water paid. 105 each 11/4 C PROFESSIONAL TYPING: ______11/ 4 8!1Yle Apts. 345-77 46. plus utilities. 345·3076. Four gas space heaters for Theses: Term Papers, Sublet wanted: Female. ______oo ______11/4 sale. 1412 11 th Street, 345- Reports, etc. Reasonable Close to campus. Spring. 348· Apartments and private FEMALE SUBLEASER 4846. C notice requested. References. 8694. rooms near square. all 345· NEEDED. Fully furnished. Near ______11/11 LOST: Tan wallet 345-7981 after 5:00. ______11/11 7171 from 10·11 a.m. or 5·7 campus. Reasonable rent. Deadmond. Finder 2 girls needed Spring p.m. 348-8547. __ c-1 0/1 7,20,25.28.. 31. Lost and Found 581•3938· Semester to share nice large4 ______00 ______11/15 NEED TYPING: Call 345- -:-::::::::::::--:::-- _:-:--:-- 2·3 bedroom apartment, Wanted: Men to share large OST _s u1 9225 after 5 p.m. bedroom house. OWN L : Event f OO clean, close to EIU (7th furnished apartment. Available LOSE SOMETHING? Come _____c.T ,W,R·11/10 BEDR M! Washer anddr yer. week. Name printed on 2 blocks from campus. Call Street). $210 plus electric and immediately. 345·4846. to The Daily Eastern News - cover. PLEASE cal, 348-5917. Y. heat. Call 345·2203 after 11 /1 1 we have many unclaimed 581·5401. Wanted ______11/4 5:00 items. We run lost and found 1 or 2 female subleasers ______oo For Sale ads three days FREE as a ser· FOUND: SET OF Male to sublet apartment for vice to our readers. Wa wa Two female subleasers needed for Spring Semester. Union lk y ______c·OO i Nice house, fully furnished and spring semester. 2 bedroom, Keychain. Identify needed for Spr ng Semester. 1 966 Dodge Coronet 318 at carpeted. $105. Call 348· furnished, close to campus. LOST: 1 roommate. Julie- News Office. 1109 4th Street. Rent V8, 0048. reasonable rent. Garbage, automatic. $250 firm. Ann Sort. If found, please $100/mth.. 1/3 of utilities 345-9596 or 348·597 4. ______11/7 cable, water paid for . Call 348· return to 1426 7th St. info call. 345· paid.· For more ______11/4 Female Subleaser for Spring. 8066. ______11/3 6(28 for Sandi or Linda. 1 Ox55 2 bedroom mobile $120. al ______11/4 FOUND: Sat. Oct. 22 at �------11/3 Furnished apt. for C l 345 4 3 Male subleaser needed for home. Completely set-up, ex· Mom's, a billfold containing Four 14"x1 7" Keystone ·2 0 . tras. 348 - 8560. ______photographs. Call 345-67 28 . � 11/4 Spring and/or Summer. behind LOST: Royal blue K ic or any style "wire ______11/8 Female roommate needed Hardees, $100/month plus ______11/3 jacket, "Eastern" basket" or "chrome 5-spoke" Whirlpool 12-ft. Refrigerator, ' for Spring semester across utilities. 345·9396. LOST: Set of keys on a back. Name Lisa wheels. 581 ·2967. 3 yrs. old; apt. size Frigidiare. from campus. Low utilities, ______11/3 Taylor hall key chain. If found tag inside. Has ______11/4 Female subleaser needed Electric stove. 345·497 4. please call Greg 581 ·31 34. 2 RESERVED water and trash paid. Call 345· value, if found please WANTED: ______11/4 4718after 4 p.m. immediately or Spring Last seen Thursday night. 7864. SEAT tickets in West stands 1974 MAZDA. 44,000 ______11/4 semester for 1 bedroom apt . 11/3 for Sat. football game. Call Jeff Need female subleaser for $105.00/month plus utilities. miles. Runs great! $900. 581 · LOST : Blue checkbook LOST: 4 keys 2834. n 3430. somewhere in Charleston. If 11/3 Spring semester for Pinetree Call 348-8788. Ask for Chris field or Lantz. On ______11/4 Apt. Call 348· 7827. ______11/4 found call 345·2436. Dan keychain that reads For Sale: 3 tickets to football ______11/4 SUBLEASE: OWN ______11/4 come a long way Rides/Riders Need two female subleasers BEDROOM. 135 /month game this weekend. Call 348· LOST: keys on a key chain Please call 345-6037 851 1. for second semester. In Lin· utilities split between group of 'with an Aquarius emblem. ______11/3 Ride needed to and/or from colnwood apts. Call 355· girls. One block from college. $Reward. 348·8652. Must sell! Three tickets for 1395. 345·7480. 11/4 Elmhurst area Nov. 4·6. Would - - - football game. Parent's r+o_s ____E _ --- like to leave Thursday after· ______11/9 ______11/4 T: An ng. textbook weekend. Phone 348-1 794. noon or before 1 1 a.m. Friday. JUST LIKE HOME!! Female Spring Semester: Modern. written by Milton Wohl. Badly ______11/4 $ Call Jeff 348·8868 . subleaser needed for SPRING clean , secure apt. to share need it. Please call 348-7603 For Sale : Male Pit Bull Pup· for Sutin. ______11/3 ... New 3-person DUPLEX ... w/one or two females. Pvt. Top Quality . Call Alisa 581 · Ride needed to Lincoln Mall block from Buzzard . . . OWN bedroom. 348-0686 after PY. ______11/4 5264. on Friday. Call Jan 581 -3004. BEDROOM ... must see!! 348· 4:00 p.m. & before· 11:00 LOST: Eastern l.D. case lost ______11/4 . on Oct. 30 in Mattoon Train ______11/3 8709. • p.m . Three TONY BENNETT ______11/3 Station or on campus. Call . One girl needs ride to and __ 10/19,20,24,26, 11/2 ,3 tickets for sale. Great seats. from Lincoln Mall Nov. 4. Ne.ed sublease. Spring Nancy at 581 -2742. One female subleaser need· male Call 5597. Please call Linda 581 ·51 41 . MortonPark Apts. $100 month ______11/4 ed for Spring. Close to campus ______11/4 ______11/3 plus utilities. Call Michael 345· LOST: Maroon Purse on $ 115 a month. Call 348· Ride needed to U of I 9482. Perfect gift!! Portraits drawn Saturday night Oct. 29 at 1749. or painted by professional ii· November 4·6. Call Sonia ______11/7 Krackers. Contains 2 wallets ___c1 1/1 ,3,7,9,11,14 3002. Spring 1 ·2 female listrator. Satisfaction and camera. Reward. Any in· Want a room? A car? A up. 348· ______' 11/3 subleasers, own bedroom guaranteed. $1 5 and formation contact Barb 345· stereo? A job? Whatever you Need ride to Mt. Prospect great location, low rent, nice 0242. 7694. want, check the_ Eastern News ______11/9 area 11·4. $ 3342. house 345· 7605. ______11/7 classified ads. ______11/3 ______1117 ACROSS 14 Ancient 12 Conductor 38 Bridge Roman colony Previn 1 Recedes 38Thread: ' 13 Nectar Thursday s 5 Thompson or Comb. 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Unless notified, we cannot be responsi Clas ified d ble for an incorrectad afters its first insertion. sThe Dally EasternaNe wss 1 .5 Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements KEEP ABORTION SAFE and Pick up some. CHRISTY SPAZ CLARK: Showthat special friend you Attention All Special Ed. Ma legal. Join NARAL. Free . FUNFLOWERS. . . today! Happy 19th to a Chief Awer care - the classified way. Put iers: Student Council for Ex referals 345-9285. $2.00 Cash & Carry Special. some dog. by the way, are your personal message in the ceptional Children will have a ______cT, R/00 "Costs so little ...says a lot!" those teeth real? From such announcements. business meeting Thursday. Gregory P., You mean more NOBLE'S FLOWER Shop. Call good. good, good friends. ______,c OOh Nov. 3rd at 6:30 in Buzzard to me than you will ever know. 345-7007 Love, Amy & Cami. P.S. Now SUZI NEWKIRK: Congratula Auditorium. ______11/8 Just when I think I'm as happy that she's a mature single tions on being Panhellenic _____,__ __ _ 11/3 as I can be; you do something PAM KINCAID. Congratula· women Christy is an Awesome Woman of the Month! We're The men of Delfll Sigma Phi that makes me even happier. tion on being chosen overall Scoping Machine!! proud of all you hard work. The wish to invite yo to their 4:00 Thanks for all your love. I will greek-week chairman. We ______11/3 Women of Panhellenic Council. Club on Friday, November 4th. love you forever, Laura know you'll do a great job. RESIDENCE HALLS vote on ______11/4 ______11•4 ______11/3 Love, Your Alpha Gam Sisters Nov. 9 for KELLER. MARKEY, Happy 21st Birthday Julie ______11/3 & REISKE. Paid for by MKR. Bort. Sorry we don't have the Delta Sigma Pi presents our ______11/9 gospel band this year. Have 3rd annual Mr. Ms. Nice Guy ELECT KELLER, MARKEY & fun. Love, C, J & E and Gal contest!! Enter your REISKE for residence hall ______11/3 sweetheart. your favorite senators on Nov. 9. Paid for by Do you like to dance? Alpha teacher or the girl next door. MKR. Campuscl ips_ ___ 11/7 ,__ Sigma Tau Dance Marathon. ______11/4 ______11/9 NewmH Community will hold evening prayer Thu�sday, Nov. !! Several keys Nove. 12 Dancers needed . Sweetheart rose special. Elect Boyd and Collard as 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the NewmanCenter. The Service Committee will . Two upside Call 581 -51 44 or 345-7236 $9. 95/dozen. Cash-n-carry. Resident Hall Senators. Paid meet at 8:00 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6 in the Union Casey Room. , and 6 reg. ______Noble Flower Shop. 5th and 11/7 for by CAB. Lambda Chi Alpha will hold a fraternity education meeting Suzanne 348- Charleston Lincoln Fire Pro Jefferson, 345-7007. ------11/9 -..,... Thursday, Nov. 3, 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the Union Paris Room. tection Volunteers Pancake & ______11/4 The "Hollywood Club" is go lnterfraternityCouncll wilt meet Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m. Sausage Day. ALL You Can Congrats to THE BAND! Way ing! in the Union Paris Room. Eat. 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Location to go Hollywood CLUB -B.H., ______11/3 University & Coolidge. Adults - R.D.• B.W.. P.M. Speed. Delt basketball team, let's Phi Gamma Nu will meet Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:00 p.m. in the 2.50 Children 12-6 - 1.50. ______11/3 sink a few tonite. Love, the Kay Charleston-Mattoon Room. Members are reminded to bring cann Children 5 and under Free. Attention all campus Dee basketball team . ed goods. Moms should bring money. _____ 11/7 ______11/3 organizations: Sponsor your ______11/3 Student Awareness Committeewill show two films concerning lost-and-found favorite nice guy or gal in Great j ob Susan MARGIE AUPPERLE: Just to rape, Thursday, Nov. 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Buzz d Building days FREE Felstehausen - congrats on DELTA SIGMA Pl's Annual Mr. say thanks for putting up with ar auditorium. A discussion will follow. our readers! being Kappa Delta Study bum. & Ms. Nice guy Contest. me. Your being my A-G sis has & Gal nish Club will meet Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:00 p.m. in Col to 15 words or ______11/3 For more information call 348- made this a great semester. Spa ONLY 21 days to turn in ap 5872. Remember wherever you go, I eman Hall Room 101. Dr. Clay-Mendez will speak concerning travels in Spain. All are welcome. plications for the Miss ______1114 am always behind you . Love. . Charleston-Delta Chi Pageant. Lucy, Thanks for the early Deb. lntervarsity Christian Fellowship will meet Thursday, Nov. 3 Pick yours up at any Resident Christmas! You're the best kid ______11 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Union Effingham Room. Everyone welcome. Hall. An official Miss America ever! Love ya lost, Maria. Kay Dees and Delts. Great Tau Beta Sigma actives will meet Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:00 Preliminary. ______1113 WIN' Let's do it again . p.m. in the basement of the Fine Arts Center. Attendance is man ______111 3 Gramps Grams Singing ----'------11 3 datory. KAREN RUDE, NANCY Telegrams! Pies in face Welcome to Eastern. Mom Capital tnve1tment1 Associationwill meet Thursday. Nov. 3 Williamson. Gail Uchthardt and available. $5.00. 345-291 7. and Julie Carmody. Hope you -� 7:00 p.m. in the Union Oakland Room. Leslie Talley, Congratulations ______11129 have a great weekend. Love. on being initiated into Omega. Enter your favorite guy or gal Molly. American Society for Personnel Adminl1tration will meet Love, Your Alpha Gam Sisters in the Mr. & Ms. Nice Guy and Thursday. Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Union Sullivan. Dave DietriCi( ______11/3 Gal Contest. Presented by of Kai Kan will speak. Randy, Happy 22nd to my Delta Sigma Pi. favorite guy in the ·world! ______11 4 Campus Clips are published daily. free of charge, as a public Thanks for being you. I Love Delts!! Get ps yched for Ser": vice to the campus. Clips should be submitted to You! Bev water polo. tonight! We won't The oiilty office before date to be publish ______11/3 be defeated! Taus. Eastern News two business days Birthright Cares. Free ______11 3 ed (or date of event). Information should include event. name of pregnancy test Mon. -Thurs. 3- The "Good Hands People" sponsoring organization (spelled out - no Greek letter abbrEtllla 6. 348-8551 . are going. tions). date. time and place of event. plus any other pertinent in' ______1119 ______11 3 formation. Name and phone number of submitter must be includ Experience Works. Elect To our kid. MARCY GARL ed. Clips containing conflicting confusing information will not be ING. Just to say you are doing 6t BERMAN. PARDEE, and run if submitter cannot be contacted. Clips will be edited for space ELDIB - your senators at a great job pledging. We love available. Clips submitted after 9 :00 a.m. of deadline day cannot large. Vote Nov. 9th. Paid for you. Ron & Deb. be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one day only for any by BEP ______11 3 event. No clips will be taken by phone. ______11 '4 WINNER! Numbers J- 79 and V-54 are the winners of the rat's tales Marketing Research Question· naire Raffle! Contact Rusty Hall 581 -5680 or Kristen Carlstrom 345-3391 by noorY I'HS�AAHCE A ______11/3 Dance, Dance, Dance. Alpha Sigma Tau Dance Marathon Dancers needed. Nov. 12th . Prizes Awarded. Call 58 1 - 5144 or 345-7236. ______11/4 Get ready to place the right bet with Alpha Sigma Tau ! Watch for upcoming informal rush dates. ______11/3 There'n Back HE"L lO,EVF:P..YBOD'l/I WA NT TO How A sour Pl.11-t- No, PLAYsoMf I S"o ? P/l."1 f't>lt 'EA I INC, sotv1fB AKR'/ I THANI< FOR LETTIN'ilJS QSMoNDS ! Foll \/� �Co• ! vou /YIAN /LOW ! PurvFO R YO UR PR BLOOM COUNTY 5H€'5 r«KIN'... SHf/5 l30f'PIN.. ' . M WU- :fl5MR U:T'a'\ f'U. 1/)JK:JHr �SS 7lJf(5() IS fWGC£V � 11fRW6H15 111 ROCK N'fZ.CU.. IN ANP CRANKIW' UP... CX1i/N N' 51& AN17 INTO � �Y, �51 - lllRTY WtlHRPIJNCH10 Sf!\K�. 11Vf.., WITHPRAWN YOVNC1 VDi'M WI-Kl UKE.S5MURF RU5I 51117 KAINY lll\Y5 AN!?5/U-Y, �-tr� R!A'MHTIC �TRY ? 00 Please repart Thursday's clasSified errors immediately at 581-2812. A wiR appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be Classified ads ble for an incorrect ad afters its first insertion. 1 6 November 3, 1 983 TheDally Eastern News Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Classified advertiSement is Want to be an usher for l G . P A CONVENTION Michelle Brindel!. You are Tickle someone's fancy and the fastest, easiest. cheapest University . Board · Concerts? Reservations Confirmed the greatest' I'm proud to 16-1 9 soo buy th em a TICKLER BOU way results - everyone Start qy working the Tony Ben . . . to get November 1983 DBL Room be your Alpha Garn mom' QUET. Starting at $10.95. Call reads the classifieds, so put nett concert this weekend. Call $30.09 �ight. Qean,&8 1- L im • •a ov� Noble's Flower Shop TODAY . your words to world 581-3829 for details. 2132. . 3 • . - 1 ·1 345-7007. ______� . cOOh 11 4 ______11 4 The ··creators" are going 11 8 The "Percussion Section·· is ______11 3 Sig _Kaps, There's only 1 0 BABETIE : You are such a - ZATIORAS. Congratulations going. . Kris Hassels. Thanks for the more shopping days till formal. special person and I'm so pro for doing a fatastic job on your 11 3 Keep scoping. ud you are my kid! Love surprise Monday night. It really National Tests• You guys are ______11 3 Pumpkin: It's all been said always. your mom Sally brightened my day' Also . super and get psyched tives. before. Such good times will thanks for being The "Sack Exchange" is go -- 11 3 such a great because I-week is just around never be forgotten. Those kid. ing The Band' is going to I couldn"t be more proud' the corner" Love. the Alpha ______special Calvin·s and see Omaha.--- Neb----raska. Love. Your mom . 11 3 Tau Actives. . through underwear. Is your ______Molly, Sorry this is late' 11 3 11 3 favorite color still oen I do · 11 3 You're a great kid and I know 1? Elect Kart>n ABRAMS Juice. Please send memo· Fibix pix: A new duo love you . Happy Anniversary ------"Cars work' you·n keep up the great ·esodence Vote what time is the meeting? Trouble" Lindsey Gary Buck· Bunches. hall st.>nator on · Lo e in Alpha Garn . Jackie. v \Jo� 9' LaRoo ongham Numan . LaRoo 11 ______11 3 3 11 4 11 3 11 3 NEED A . ' RESUME ? All For rides and info 345-905 Offer good thru Nov. 5 East side of Square $ Notebook off 180 sheets 1 O % x 8 . off Leggs Panty Hose $1 .79 $ Suntan 50 Reg. ShaSOmt pooott , 1 50 or Knee Highs Lotions - Sale 99c Conditioners or Deodorant Shop SA V-MOR tor •notions ..• health & .beauty ai<;is •greeting cards •film •batteries •fast film processing •candy •school supplies • ·afters�ave - •paper products • kitct.len aids j . . e Dally EasternNe ws Supplement to the Dally Eastern News/ Charleaton, Ill. 11 920 I Section Two, I Pages ulcl� J Me11u_G�lcle Thursday, November 3, 1 983 flit?�t? llu()u lclt?Adv ertiser listings ADDUCCl'S · 45-9141 , 345-9393 ...... 71 6 Jackson 4 pm-Midnight; Weekends- TEA, ETC • . Mon. -Fri. 7 am- 10 pm; Sat. 7 am CO4 5-FFEE,1 0 11 ...... 1 4 1 5 4th St. Closed Lounge: 3 pm-? Dining: 5-1 45-6707INO'·s STE...... AK HOUSE West Rte. 16 Sat. 4 pm-1 45-5005IXIE CRE . ..AM; .. . . DONOffthe UTS Squa -re fbehind the ce11arJ Restaurant: Lunch . . L Mon. -Thurs. 5-9 pm·; Fri. -Sat . 48-8343, 348-8387 5-1 KRACKERS ...... 1405 4th St. Lounge: M -9 pm-1 am ; T-Sat. 8 pm· . Lunch: 11 am- AT ALBERT'S Dinner: Sun. -Thur. 5-1 0 pm; F-S 5-1 1 48· 1 51 . . . Cross County Mall-Mattoon 5 . Sun. Brunch 11 am- RANNY'S KITCHEN 45-1 454 ...... 62 1 Monroe Mon. -Sat. 7 am-2 pm ; Closed , . E C R C C NT Y F D H KEN Sun. -Thurs. 10 am· 48-8032 U ...... K · ... IE ." .. .. 10I 7 W. Lincoln · Fri.-Sat. 10 am- 1 RESTAURANT M-F 6 am-7 pm; Sat. 6 am- . KO45--O1 777P ...... - ..706 Lincoln . Sun. Sam LITTLE MEXICO. t 45-2223 , Charleston ...... 51 3 7th S . ./ Mon. -Thurs. 10 am· 234-4535, Mattoon · ...... 70 0 Rudy Fri. -Sat . 10 am-1 MARTY'S 345-21 71 ...... - ..... 1666 4th St. . 11 am-1 am ; 11 am PAGLIAl'S 345-3400 ...... 1 600 E. Lincoln Sun. -Thurs. 4 pm- 1 am ; F-S 4 pm UNION RATHSKELLER , 581 -5326 ...... Un iversity Union SHORTSTOP ' 345-7777 ...... 667 Lincoln 1 0 am-Midnight ; 'til 2 am-we UNION HARDEE'S M-Thur. 7:30 am-8 pm; F-7:30 a 581 -5326 ...... University Union Sat. 11 am-5 pm; Sun. 4 p 'WILB WALKER 348-01 08 ....Corn er of U n iversity & Lincoln WHAT'S COOK N I ' Tues.-Fri. 6 am-9 pm; Sat. 8 a 345-7 427 ...... 250 Lincoln Sun. 8 am-8 pm; closed M WHITE HEN 345-4240 ...... 200 Lincoln Open 24 hours; 7 days I����������.�-. ��-:-������-���---; a •.,._. • -... Thursday, November 3, 1 983 Menu Gulde 3 r __ ... _ ...,____ coupon------·· I · I ()ca"llcal�s � g[ Large Thin Sausage & Pitcher of Coke -6 � only regularly $8.55 Inside orders$6.50 only. Offer good Sunday-Thursday gj . : ------coupon ------1 Try a fresh-baked pastry from our very own Just bring in kitchen!.. this coupon! Cinnamon roll . ...SS JAM Have a nice HASHROUNDS Parents' Weekend ! Thursday,Nov 4 M•u Gukle ember 3, 1 983 Hey Mom & Dad ! I Shop The Sto These Green Tag Specials, In a Addition to Parents SAVE YOU MONEY- Wee . Shop Walkers and S 1 lb. Creamettes Macaroni & Spaghetti . 3 ¢ 1 lb. Nabisco & Zesta 9 Saltines 7 ¢ 1 8 oz. Cereal 9 Post Toasties 99¢ Apples 31b. Bag alt Varieties 89¢bag WALKER'S OPEN Manufactu . Gladly Thursday, November 3, t 983 Menu Gulde .5 Open 7am.-2pm. · •Breakfast all day es Saturday Me More •Daily lunch Specials green tag LIT ORIHTake careHY of'I you IOTCllBH with homecooked6: BIKBRY special meals and a relaxed atmosphere Twin Pack Kellys 621 Monroe North Side of the Square 345-1 454· Pf;»tato Chips 66c "We want to be your donut shop" · 1 2 pk. Carnation Instant Mix Cocoa Mix 99' 4-Pack Del-Monte Snack Pudding 95' green tag 41bs. New Longer 00 specialGrade "A" location s1 Behind theCellar hours Ph. 345-5005 Large Eggs . . 69' 3/$1 00 3/$1 00 46 oz. Del-Monte Pineapple Juice - 46 oz. Del-Monte 99' Pineapple Grapefruit Juice · 89' Thursday, November 3, 983 N 6 M enu Gulde . 1 The Dally Eastern The Red Brick Building Across from Old Main. M·F 6 a.m.·8 p.m. Sat. 6 a.m.·2:30 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m.·2 p.m. Whyta ke your parents to a fast foodch ain ? . Let them enjoy a special Presentsa home-cooked meal with us! Cornucopia Breakfast Dinner of all day (includes vegetable and potato) Cheese omelet ...... $1 . 50 Roast beef ...... 3.35 . ...2. 69 with ham '...... 3.25 Ham ...... Dining French toast ...... 1 . 1 5 . Cube steak ...... 3.25 Biscuits Gravy ...... 1.39 & Tenderloin ...... 2.9 5 3 Hot cakes ...... •.. .. 1 .25 Broasted chicken ...... 2.9 5 2 . ... 1.25 Pleasures. Eggs with toast . 7 5 Spaghetti ...... ;; · Chef salad ...... 2.5 0 Lunch Taco salad ... .. 1.4 5-2.50 ...... 1 .1 Salad bar. . . .. 1 50-2. 75 Hamburger. . O 12 ...... 3. 75 Bacon-tomato ...... 1.65 oz. Catfish ...... 1.25 Fish ...... Beet ...... 1.59 Desserts Barbeque ...... 1. 29 · Sundaes ...... 95¢ Hot ham ...... 1.35 . Ice cream ..45¢ Tuna salad ...... 1 .39 Strawberry shortcake ...... 90¢ Corned beef ...... 1 . 90 Cherry cheesecake ...... 90¢ Drinks . . . 45-80¢ Soft drinks . . . . • . f . lc�� j a. ·.·. ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··...... 40¢ Hot choco:� late . 39-�g� ...... 95¢ Shakes ...... • TRY US! ��.-.f'�V'or.· All\ °"''e.£ Choose_ trot'l e.xt£ttsiw Stx nooJ\c.s , _ 6:- �c.co�a-".mL.llf. Ar'�a� s�U£.es s �r\ ic.. �� l�s Choose.. oPb..-.e�s,rolls, :t'tLl tOf "-'1\-l-\Ot'\ � -$.\.X. ""�"..-� � c. hu.ses. b,e.ouJ . .S 0[L'G\4T! lo-c.." l d To p yo ur po-bt-o -u�t\-t 0/:'hr-s· fhcee. sou rs vAri ous ho-t &. cold di�e..'e�t &- �oppi'19s. A -true c.kili a.Aeh d�� �!.� o.tON L\' '7cu·9'4in .$l.r;q -.,aj��..,,.,��l\aA�.�- W'ATc H F'OR W£t"L.Y IN TH E OA\L'( MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. S P&CIALS UNIVERSITY UNION tASf£1tN N£WS i Thursday,No vember 3 , 1 983 Menu Gulde 7 Featuring Mexican & rty' s American Vl1.a Food 1)1ii1Iy r.unCh Specials Beer • Wine Now · * Pizza Open Wine Margaritas Seventh *sandwiches in Charleston 513 E.Side of Square *soup of the day Charleston . 1700 Rudy • Mattoon Pick up a tunch club card today! ( Y.. Block East of Lakeland Blvd.) (Behind Sunoco) · Dino's Steak House & Lounge South African Rock Lobster Surf& Turf STEAKS NOV . ?tli"\ / --- (i *Ribeyes. Will BE 5�v1�6f OUR CO MPLST"E: t-.11-JER M S.�U FROM 11AM To I l PM *New York Strip * Filet Mignon · C."1 ov i'.Pth) · Early and late dinner UR �FA tv10U0 BRUNCH F"ROM IOAM - 3 PM reservations will be ltJNE� FROM 4 f'M TO IOPM . ·. · . : :·:. __ ...... · taken ; 1 .. . !· ;.,_.__�tic£ . . : . 1 .. . 345-6707 lbede: - 'MM�1n· ?UtJ-FRI {Jt-JCLUDES SU"-1 BRUfo.-.CH). - .. .. EJ?S• FOR 4-34 4S � Dlt--JN -Ro. , , ..,. fA 1 2. ' �mt;mt:;�./:?U-"' WTf./ ?U�. I I Atv1 - 2 PM "" ' • • A Visit The Sandwich Works® for custom-made sandwiches ' ti The Feast is Yours Ham & eese ...... • $1.59...... :.:� with the Daily •••...... ••• Roast Beef .$1.69 Eastern News· ...... _ Turkey • ...... � ...... • ....•• $1.69 Subs ...... $1.49 �t?lltJ()u lclt? and lots more ! fresh sandwiches at low prices. a M- Galde Thursday, November 3 , 1983. DeDally lastera ------...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiliiii • ������������ Parents treata your EAT-IN CARRY·OUT ORIVE·THRU _ children to night at 667 Lincoln Ave. (across from Old Main) - Charlnton, Illinois j 345-7777I FromThe Del Gyros 2.46 Hem 1.80 �-.-.- Hem &ci- 2.00 RoastBeef 1.911 Hotl>ogl .90 · Beef Ci-& 2.06 AD 14 lb.Poli.h Sausage 1.66 Turkey DIICCI'S 1.80 ---k-. -· Turkey Swiss --- & 2.00 DINING ROOM MENU Tripleci- . 1.80 Al abow-onchoic.of Pita B- o • Mexican food • Gyros • .Sandwiches •Salads • Homemade Soups &. Desserts / • CARRY-OUT Avallable on all ltems • Complete Breakfast Menu HOURS: Saturday 8 am.-9pm . e 250 Lincoln Tues�Fri 6am .-9pm. • 345-7427