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Lumi,llrias lined UNM 'PtesidefJt .William E_. Davis' drivBWay last year,· approachin.g.season to bejolly, see tb!fspecial Christmas pull-out section carrying on a New M-.ico holiday tradition. For more on the la$t· (B-1). Cl.obo file photo)

Lobos forfeit victor~ 5 players ineligible

By Gail Rosenblum UNM basketball players Larry Belin, Andre Manrin Johnson, adminjgtrative v1ce· Logan, Paul Roby,- Larry Hubbard ~d Larry for student affairs, said he did not know Hwith any Tarrance areineligible to play basketball for UNM certainty who enrolled the players in the .course." because each received· three hours of credit for a Junior Jerome Henderson is suspended from .course none attendt;ld. Saturday's game against New Mexico State in Las The announcement was made Thursday· by Cruces pending further investigation: concerning Director of Athleti~ John Bridgers. after tran­ class hours he ,received for the same .course, scripts on file at UNM .reflected that the five Johnson s11id, players recejved three credit hours for a course ''Henderson said 'he ,did attend the course . in entitled "Current Problems in Coaching question, but our Investigation has produced Athleticst .offered .. by Ottawa University in enough doubt in our minds to lead us to believe he Ottowa, Ka.n. The course was ()ffered last summer did rtQt attend the course," Johnson said. at a eollege extension center in Van Nuysj Calif: ·. Junior Craig Gilbert was suspended from the Beca_use all but Tarrance .. played jn .T~esday's basketball tllllnilast Thursday because he received 112-110 viptory over West Texas .State, the Lobo's 16' hours of college credit from Merctlr Community first win of the sea:son, tM game will be forfeited, College in New Jersey ...-. a school he never at­ Bridgers said. " tended. " TheJi.ve players. a.,nounced Thursday they had · But. despite the loss -of seven players, including · '· beert informed of the irregularities in their trart• three starters {Roby, Belin and Loga.n).1 the game scripts, a.nd a.l1 s!lid they had Il() knowledge ofhow against .NMStJ "will be played with who w~ have they became enrolled in the class or how the left/' Bridgers said. · Ottawa University records were trjlnsii1itted · to 'l'ke four remaining Lobos, seniors Everette tl':NM. Jefferson and Jim WUliams, sophomore Kenny Athletic Admission. Counselor Terti C:baries said Page and freshman Michael Johnson. wiU be joined she received separately sealed· envelopes. containing by· the latest basketball .tecruits: football players In his. second. day··. bn the job, f)il'fiCtor ol.Athle.tics John transcripts for the players from Ottowa University Keith Magee a11d Derwin Willian:is, fre!jhmen: in .a two-day' sequenca. · She said she "did have Bruce Farmer and Paul Martinez of Albuquerque, · Bridgers announced that three ol the five starti11g players on s:uspici~.na becajls~ the traJ1scripts were from the' and senior bavid nomer9, a business ad· the· men's Lobo bask&tba/1 team were academically same SChool· for the Saine coUrse, "btrt alf £he ininistration:inajorltom Espanola. ineligible to play at l)NM. th_e .Lobo~ must forfeit their athletes involved were short hours, so l figUred Lobo l?hil Smibh is temporar.ily out with an Tuesday w;n over West Texas State; (Photo by Charles they took them together. That's not so unusual." injury. Poling) Page A-3, New Me:xico Dnily I,obo, Oecomber 7,1979 Page A-2, New Mexico Dully Lobo, December 7, 1979 National Briefs Zimbabwe-Rhodesia as soon as HtJbbard and top cb.urch leaders victed Oct. 11. get funds to which it is entitled, I Byrd puts off the Br!Cish governor arrives in who conspired to steal gover­ Brown said he spanked the girl but his department will deal with the war-torn African country. nment files. becuase his former wife, the girl's "other responsible officials" '!'he vote was 90·0. U.S. District Judge Charles mother, Edith Mack, had asked because "l have real personal l·.."tj ' SALT debate Key members of the Senate Richey sentenced Mary Sue him for help in disciplining the problems dealing with her, . . the l Looking for ci different gift? Foreign- Relations Committee Hu.bbard to the maximum five child. mayor's conduct just doesn't WASHING'I'ON received assurances from years in prison and a $10,000 entitle' her to a great de!ll of rllPil -Senate Democratic Secretary of State Cyrus Vance fine. He ordered the R~:vs. respect." r. leader Robert Byrd 'l'hursday put that President Carter would sign Henning Heldt and Duke Snider Goldschmidt Goldschmidt on Nov. ;!0 said off until next yenr debate on the the bill. 'l'he House must first to each immediately begin SAL'r ll treaty. A leading op­ because Byrne switched giveits approval. serving four years in prison and is denounced allegiance from President Carter ponent ch11rged the delay was an 'rho British Governor, pay a $10,000 fine. admission the pact was in "deep to Sen, Edward Kennedy probably Lord Soames, is ex­ Heldt, wllo allegedly ordered WASIHNGTON (UPI) Chicago might get less trouble." pected to leave for Rhodesia over many of the activities, noted the Members of a Senate committee Byrd, confirming publicly "discretionary" funds-money I the week~>nd which would start church was on the IRS' enemies denounced Transportation not tied to specific, what most seMtors expected, lists during tbe Nixon ad­ I the process of ending th!:l trade Secretary Neil Goldschmidt Congressionally s.et formulas. [, said, "I don't s:ce how it could embargo. Vance assured the ministration. ThtJrsday for "political black­ ,, couc.olvab!y come up this year. Foreign Relations Committee mail" and "disgusting" behavior He was called onto the carpet obvious it can't." H's that the sanctions would be lifted .in tying futuregrants for Chicago by the Senate Banking, Housing Sen. Jn\tc Carn, R-Utab, no later than one month after the Man guilty to Mayor Jane Byrne's and Urban Affairs Committee, conceded prolonged deb!lte on. the governor's arrival. presidential endorsement. which has jurisdiction over his windfall profits tax and the Goldschmidt said the city will department.· . shortness of time remaining of spanking before Christmas played a role in CAMDEN, N.J. (UPI)-A Byrd's decision. New Jersey man was sentencliq But he said the delay was a Scientolog ists Thursday to a year on probation "tacit admission that the treaty and fined $1,000 for spanking his i5 in deep trouble and would not ordered to jail 15-year-old daughter with a be ratified .if it were voted on at paddle so severely she was barely this time." --WASIURGTON .abletowalk. _ -" __ _ • • t (UPI)-Comparing their crimes Camden Superior Court Judge Rat10n1ng 1 8X to the Watergate cover-up, a LV. Oimattino sentenced. F_rank federal judge Thursday ordered Brown, 51, of Barrington, for lan d_Ue today to jail the wife of Church of assault with a dangerous weapon P '.,. -~S;ci;en;t;o~lo;gy;;~F;o;un;d;e;r~L~.;;R;;on;;~a~n~d~ch~i~W~a~b~u~s~e.~H~e~w~a~s~co;n,- (UPI)-The administration, prom1smg a proposed gas rationing pht.n on Priday and studying a 50-c.ent-a­ gallon tax, Thursday unveiled a plan for voluntary state gasoline THE ROAD TO TAMAZUNCHALE conservation. Energy Secretary Charles a novel by Ron Arias Duncan - announced the con­ servation goals which call for Knnsas motorists to cut their NATIONAL BbOK A W ARO NOMINEE driving 15 percent with smallar sacrifices from most other states. Duncan, in a news conference, You've got to read this one! said a federal plan for CJJilpon I gasoline ration)ng-which can I ". . . affinities with the tales of Malamud and 1.8. ! only be imposed in .a dire I Singer .. . " " emergency-would. b_e publi~\led Los Angeles Times. on Friday. He also said officials were considering a cortsumption· "A revolutionary work." dampening, 50-cent -tax on • • Statifotd University gasoline along with a host of -G.ne1n other ideas for reducing _demand " ... masterful narrative . .. '' for oil. Southwest Review ,., ' Duncan also announced a j national conservation goal that to the urge. ''A Chicano masterpiece .•• " would hold the line on gas La till American Literary Review Indulge your senses. Succumb to consumption in 1980 at the same the rich, distinctive taste of Dos Equis. 7 million-barrel• per day level as Order from your bookstore or from: A real beer with a color all its own, this year. Pajarito Publications a freshness matched by no other imparl P. 0. Box 7264 and a light, natural carbonation Senate lifts that won't (ill you up. · Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194 Go ahead. Give in to the irresistible urge. Telephone: 242"2839 Experience Dos Equis. The uncommon import sanctions that stands out from the crowd. Just like you. WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Clothbound $8.50 Paperbound $6.50 . 'I Senate approved legislation '' Thursday that would lift DOSEQJIS economic sanctions against The~il.,orl. ,(

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By Je11nctte King denHmding this ~ime of year. Villa Hair Designs Working behind the cash registpr ''A man came in and wanted to buy his during the holiday sea$ons can be rough, wife a gift. The only information he could A Unisex Salon said .a 'ONM junior works in a Coronado give !!bout .hor dress size was that she Is 2914 Central S.E. Center pet shop. about five-feet tall ·and wears size five (Central & Girard) J&ck Thompson said Christmas shoes.," she said. Call Today 255~3279 shoppers are n&turully a little irritable and UNM senior Myrna Medina worl{a in a more on edge. jean shop at Coronado Center. 'l'he "These peoplQ have been shopping for educ11tion m11jor s!lid the store's biggest hours. Their feet &che and they regret all headache during t:he holiday season is the money they have been spending,'' the protecting the store against shoplifters. business major said. ''We have to really watch the shop." Thompson said, however, that he likes Medina adds that some Christmas The most nusual Reeord working during th.is season because he shoppers are impatient and annoyed With Shoppe in New Mexieo is makes more money. And he says he en· the long lines. · joys listening to the Christmas music, "You just have to know how to handle .. ha.:JTing a -. evenfor-12 straight hours.______. -the-situation," she said•.. - -- Mike W11lsh, a UNM junior who also She explains thu.t she tries to be friendly STOREWIDE SALE:: works in the pet shop, said there is much to every person who comes in the store. more work to be done in the store during The .store's employees do not work on ••nv regularly p1•ieed LP the Christmas season. commission, which helps, she said. allusedLP's Walsh said it takes time to decor11te the UNM student Ba,rbara l3rocltett said ' store. ''Our Jn.ventory is much bigger and working ina mull clothing store during the the ratio of lookers to buyers dramatically holiday seasons is a bit depressing. She increase," he said. said what depresses her most are the herds WE AN EXCELLENT The working student said.a majority of of people. SELECTION OF FINE JEWELRY persons who come in the store are cmnky The .crowds also perturb Robert 11nd complain about high prices. Grassbetger, who works nt a shop in a On Most Items But Walsh said a few shoppers are light large shopping center. "Sometimes we SavelO% and happy in spirit. have to turn the lights out before people with this coupon ~ "These people are excited 11bout buying will. leave the .store at closing time." 11 pet as a gift. These ate the ones that Grassberger, a UNM student, said he ·· make my-day,'' he_s_aid. _ has not_ heard the words "Merry Jack Thompson, an employee at Jerry's Perfect Pets in Coronado Center, Ruth Kell, a salesperson in the women's Christmas'' from one shopper this year. pulls a knit body sweater off a terrier. (Photo by Jeanette King) clothing section of a large department l!e added that he thinks it may be too store, said he~ job. is much more early.

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By Chris PsH!as not always Gift giving at ChristmflS time has become as parable prices. The arrogant gift-giver could send American UR Mom und npple pie. But another photos of himself to 12 friends for abput $4 apiece. exceedingly American tradition is 18 percent in• Clothing usually makes nice .Christmas gifts. happy time terest per year in order to pay for a once-a-year Goodwill, thrift shops and factory otitlet.s offer binge ofgenerosi.ty. second-hand or slightly imperfect clothing at BOSTON (UPJ) - Ideally, Two alternat.ives to going into debt would be to reduced prices. Bo:s:es purchased from higher-class Christmas should be u $O!l~on of change religions or to find ineXpensive, good clothing stores would hide the cheapness. happiness for children. But for quality gifts. Practical gifts can also be inexpensive. Gift many youngsters, the "fantasy Many of the chesper Christmas gifts should certificates for food at restaurants like McDonalds of Christmas" too ..often fuils to definitely be avoided. Catch phrases like "the are available. McDonalds gift certificates, for meet the "reality o( the season." perf<>ct Christmas gift'' mean the gift will only lust e:s:!lmple, are 50 cents apiece. Spokesperons for Gordon Harper, assistant of through Christmas. Since a gift should Jast.a while, the chain say they make a great stocking.stuffer. psychiatry at the Children's the buyer shoud be wary of anything "perfect." With rising oil and gasoline prices, locking gas Hospital Medical Center, says a One place to find inexpensive, good quality gifts caps rna~ a good gift. Auto parts stores around disruption of a child's normal might be a pawn shop. Alb11querque quote prices for the caps from $3.99 routine during the season und the Jim Garcia of the Silver Dollar Pawnshop across to$10. fact parents sometimes caiinot from UNM said students cun tall;e advantage of H that is too expensive, maybe the neighborhood afford the gifts children hope for, many gifts at a 50 percent savings. gas station would make arrangements for a · can cause stress and disap· Garcia said that (!Very thing in a pawnshop's gasoline gilt certificate. pointments. front room is for sale. He said big sellers during the Long distance collect phone calls should be "One of the most important holiday season incl\lde stereo equipment, musical avoided as gifts, unless your parents have not aspects of stress among childrl!n instruments, sporting goods, and jewelry. heard from you all semester, Otherwise, offer to during the holidays is disap­ ''We take speci11l ordE!rs for gold pendants, gold pay for the call, pointment," Harper says. chains und diamonds. Our diamonds 11re the same ·If your parents live in Albuquerque, stop l:>y and "The disappointment, sur­ qulllity · as Zales, buY at .rock botto.m prices;"· see them~instead-.-A trade of good food-for com• pris\ngly:, _is due l~.ss _to tM Gurci!l said. panionship is definitely in your favor.· Santa Claus waves .from his airplane during the -Christmas. secondann~al Fiesta Encantada-:fj.,;i;est

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Page B-17, New Mexico Daily Lobo, De<:ember 7, 1979 Page B·t6, New Mexico Dully Lobo, December 7, 197!1 Northern tri.ps yield trees Commercial Christmas lacks meaning for money-raising project By Claudia Pedersen Christmas has !;Jacome a Well· Christ!llas and e~pensiw liquor but are really plastic, complete brought back to the house. 'l'hey ' Sotnething important has gone plan!ied advertising campaign go together. with fake pine cones. were decorated with ltomeml\de '!'be UNM ski tenm has been out of Christmas, the true The advertisments on that shifts into high g~ar the day The ornaments and lights .arc omaments and bows, then taking tdps to Taos lately, hut tel.;.visio!i change too, Cute little meaning. aner Thanksgiving. even more vaded than the trees. strings of popcorn 11nd crnn· children in sleep.ers start not to hit the slope>?. In the overwhelming l>ustle of The billboarqs by the freeway You cml buy lights shaped like berries. Beforc the' inven.tion of The purpose .of the journeys to Christmas shopping, party change overnight, One day they sneaking ar.ound with Polaroids flowers, chilis or stars, Lights tree-lights, tiny candles wet·~ Ht northern New Mexico has bee!l to planning and holiday trl!vel, it is trying to get a. picture of Santa. are selling milk, the next day that blink randomly or in unison. on the tree to brighten it at night. easy forget what Christm11s Fantasy-minded women put on Even tl)e trnditionQ) Christmas fi!ld trees. to Cutty Sar)< a!ldJackbaniels. All Lights that burn conti!ionsly or In order to fina,pce the team's really signifies. along 1-40 the message is that Channel 5 while m!ln benm lights that twinkle at an eye· fe<~st has changed. It wns an old Tuesday Night participation in runs against knowingly as they call up dazzling speed. There are even English, custom to serve bo11r's Household Finance .al>out a head, Cr!lnborry sauce and SHOT NIGHT · 2 for 1 ALL night other universities this season, the icicles that glow in the dark. Locals celebrate Las Posadas friendly loan for Clu:istmas Yorkshire pudding, Minceme<~t UNM ski team will be selling continued from page B·5 · Christmas trees to the public. tinue their SAHmh nnt.i! t.hP.v ArA parishes end the ceremony with a goodies. · There are Christmas or· pic wn~ pNpnred to syml>oli~e the admitted at a chosen host nome. mass or benediction in the Magazines and newspapers naments in every color of the mixture· of offerings made by the Wednesday Night The team is offering trees There the ''santos" are placed on church. burst with advertisements for rainbow, and every conceivable the threo Wise Men from the raJ}ging in size from 4 to 12 feet Christmas giving. Women.'s design. Some are checkered, Eust. 25¢ • rum& coke • short beers· 8 ·lOp.m. and from $10 to $30, according to a specially arranged alter or Among the All)uquerque nativity seen€), parishes that will be celebrating magazines devot!J pages Md some striped, some printed with On Christmas Eve childttlll size. And if you are sn.owed in pages to the selling of clothes, scenes from Currier and tves, used to hang out their socks or DANCE AlL NIGHT WITH and cannot make it; to the After the solemn cer1:1monies on Las Posadas are San Felipe jewelry, ful:s, kitchen 11ppliances some covered in sa tin or velvet. put out;. shoe for St. Nicholas to University to pick up yourself, the last evening, in some locales, Church, Old Town; Queen of a The and make·up. There is something '!'here are angels, elves, reindeer fill with nuts und orange.~. the team will deliver your tree to the custom is culminated by a Heaven; Holy Family Church; pinata partY. and, or dinner. A and Nativity of the. Blessed for evecy taste. and little drums, all made in your door for an extra fee. The advertising and buying In. 1979, who wants to eat pinata is a decorated hanging pot Virgin. 'l'he ceremonies, for the JapO.!i, to. bang on the tree. boar's head? And, what child FINGERS 'rhis U, the first year the team filled with candy or fruit which is most part, are not open to the does not end with Christmas gifts. Christmas would not be Christmas was not always like would be content with u shoE! full has ever sold trees, but if the broken with a br.oom or stick by public and are reserved fat of nuts? It is all a sign of change. GREAT LUNCHES TOO! venture is successful it will complete without a tree, and once this.. There was a time when blind·folded children: Other participatingparishioners, We cannot turn back the pages become an annual event, said you get a tree, well you .must people made gifts for each .other of history and celebrate George Brooks, ski team coach, decorate it ... rathet than buying them. The · · Tne-money rnadefFomtbe tree ~There are ·aluminum ·trees ·in gifts were· mainly ·practical, -but· Clu:istmaa the· way. it once. :was­ celebrated. But we cpn be aware sale will go to pay, in part, for most every color imaginable, any gifts that were non-essentials were considered great lu~uries. of the real. meJllllng of Christmas traveling expenses for the 20· some evert rotate in their stands. as it draws near and try to share member traveling tea)ll. There are trees flocked with white, pink and blue snow. You Christmas trees used to be real th11 spirit .of it with those around COFFEE trees, c-ut in the woods and 'l'he trees will be availal>le . can even buy trees that look real, us. beginning Dec. 5 by the swim­ ming pool at Johnson Gym. P/~' Many Albuquerque groups, inc/Jtding the UNM Ski Team, WISHES THE FACULTY, StUDENTS AND STAFF Those interested in purchasing a 10 varieties of a fresh premium quality whole tree should drop by Johnson are selling Christmas trees this holiday season. The ski team OF UNM A JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON AND A Gym Room B38 or call George is.selling trees to raise money for upcoming trips. !Photo by bean coffee available in one pbUnd or one­ PROSPF;ROUS NF;W YEAR! Brooks at 277-5423. Marci Knight) half pound sizes-we will grind for use in any cof~ THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE feemaker. 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Bialetti promoted items. · for .safety, · slime can damage ·"your floors, . --The "Racew,ay PitSt.op 812,". durability, play value and how your furniture, yo!lr hair," and which comes with so many put­ Gift Wrapping Available they com,pare to the way they you .can only remove .it by together parts that "it is likely to ·COME TO PRONTO YEAR-ROUND FOR were advertised. · · following special cleanup in· strike terror into the heart of any • parent forced. to put it together." Hippo lce.Cream THE BEST COPIES IN TOWN, FULL DESIGN Ann Brown, who heads the sttuctiorts that come with the 120 Harvard Dr. Sf; SERVICES, BINDING committee, said the group was package. . .. . - The "Zodiac," a toy computer especially alarmed that 'l'he "worst toy" .designation for charting horostopes: The $40 phone 265•99.67 ~0~@ dangerol\s metal-tipped darts are went to Mattei's "Baby Grows and up toy was labeled "the $ once again in toy stores. The Up," a doll that bulges !lp when a electronic bomb of the year." gtoup said such darts are being bottle is squeezed in its mouth. - "Gobbles, the Crazy Eating @)W~~w sold under several brands in Instead of looking like a little girl Goat," was called the biggest packs of six for use with dart when inflated, the group said, the ripoff. Goi>bles swallows plastic boards. toy looks like a defotrned child garbage and it comes out Mattei's $2 ··•ork Egg,'' a with artificial limbs. recycled. Then you have to keep spinoff from the TV show "Mark Other ''Trash Box" toys in· buying more plastic garbage to and Mindy," named eluded: keep him happy. -, :[ l

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Localgroupsconunue t.1. holiday -- - ' - "" gives Arts and A c. ·vit.ies. -· -- Calenda. ... r ({))/d caroling tradition presentation THEATER COMPETITIONS Albuquerque Children's Thea,ter ~ "Sleeping Beauty" Sat. and Stm., A mp~rsand ~ 'l'ell college music, ~;~rts and entertainment ml!gazine in The UNM Symphonic Band, Dec. 8 and 9, 1;30 and 3:30p.m., at Popejoy Hall,. Tickets $2 in .ad­ 25 words orless what the Seventies meilnt to you. $10 for each winner. directed by Harold Val\. Winkle, vance, $2.50 at door, $L50 for groups of H) of more. Call277-3l2l or S11hmit entries to Alan Weston Publishing Co., Inc.; 1680 N. Vine By Penny Wronsld will present a Christmas Season Ticketmaster outlets for reservations. St., #201; Hollywood, CA 90028 byDec.l4.. Christmas camling - u ceuturiea-old Cb,ristmas activity - may be Concert, Monday, Dec, tO at8:15 !1.1usical Vari~ty Christm.as Show'- at the KiMo Theater, Sat., DE)'c, Rolling Stone College Papers - Rolling Stone Magazine wants on the decline in the U.S., but is alive and well in Albuquerque. p.m. in Popejoy Hall. The 60- 8, 8:15 p.m. Lloyd Lamb of UNI\fs communicative disorders submissions for its "Notebook" section, a literary magazine within I~. Leonard Gillingham, pastor of Alb11querque's First United piece symphonic band consists of department will "sign" the show for the hearing impaired. the magazine. Personal essays (i.e. college experiences and Jeeli11gs Methodist Church, said,'"rhe members of his parish choir are as selected musicians from the The Power of Mute Persuasion- Dane\) produ!ltioncontinues tonight that others may share or would want to know ~;~bout), poetry, enthusiastic .about Christmas caroling as ever this year." Several marching band .and performance aud Dec. 8, 8 p.m., at Rodey Theatre. Seven choreographers will photography, illustrations and cartoons by college students should be gr

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Sports You'll always get the V.I.P. treatment. ATDATACO WI; OFFJ.;R Gymnasts are .,gifts' Final picks stiCk tNith Bucs a 7 (lay week • prompt .coJ,Jrteous ~ervice • convenient off-street parking • design and layout • typesetting • offsl!t printing • copies By Ernest Mon_toy!l Harrison finds super diet Well folks, this is it, my finale UNM women_'s gymnastics ;~mount ·Of difficulty we put into pretty soon, and the home crowd By Martin Janowski him, 'Damn it, that's a foul!' I Coach Claudia Thomas has the our routines," Thomas said, for 1979. I haven.'t h;~d a bad should give the Oilers the lift @lor @pying UN M acting head guess I w<~sn't ;~llowed to th;~t 'J'hl) Lobos will have plenty of year, but ifyou've J?Ut mon_ey on T·SHiRTS•35mm SLIDES baslwtball Coach Charlie standup," Harrison said. feeling her Christmas they need to pull it out. presents arrived in September time to work on their routines, as me against the Vegas spread, Tampa Bay phrase of the CO~OR PRINTS• ~RAPHS Harrison has found a new Iiarrison does not see any CHARTS•OVERHEAO PROJECTION and not on December 25th like their next meet is not until Jan. 7 you've made some bucks. Believe week: They've lost two in_ a tow, reducing plan guaranteed to changes in_ the basic Lobo it or not, I read column by ;~ everyone else. against the University of Texas a but one more win ;~nd I c;~n s;~y, take off weight. 'l'ake over a att;~ck ;~nd said what Her gifts !Ire the members of (Austin) at Johnson Gym. local sportswriter a couple weeks "I told yc:>uso," troubled basketbn]l program suspended head Co;~ch ago who was 16g<~mesunder .500 after the head conch and his Norman Ellenberger had the UNM women gymnastics "I don't think Texas is as Best Bet: San Die.go. minus tesm who recently competed in stron_g as they Were last ye;~r and against the spread. Flipping a three over New Orle;~ns (8 -3) • chief recruiter has been in­ planned is b;~sie<~lly sound. He th;~t. coin_ •'·ould be better than Three other losers w;~nt to get definitely suspended becnuse s. ineligible." anyway. The. hard-luck Hawks their outside .shot at post-season Harrison alSo received his be press chairman for the World University. Tht;: women ~::accn wlll bl! nf Th~ Pit for gam~s Harrison was ple

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DOSEQUIS 1020 Lomas NW No. 4 242-2095 by "rollerskatil!g'' near ·the Albuquerque foothtl/s. to get m shape for the upcommg skt The lR:on'mOit it !p011. rather ad season, (Photo by Mike Mayhew) ]?age A-8, New Mexico Dally Lobo, December 7, 1979 Page A·9, New M!"xico Dnily Lobo, December 7, !979 Arts Magazine deadline coming soon Raitt's intensity glows on album By Judith Theiler contemporury tunes &nd rhythln . heard on only three numbe1·s: openly offers herself to t.IJ(; blues. By M u:rk Holl>erg fine arts exhibition of works "This semester we're con­ The Glo.w - Bonnie Ra.itt and blues cla.ssics the le~:~ves "Stand.in' By the Same Old She gives her warmest vocals UNM's student-run arts and included in the new addition in cerned with submissions and [Warner Bros.HS 3369] album lacking the untouched Love," her on.e origin;:~! con· to the moving ballad ''IGoin') literary magn11ine, Conceptions the ASA Gallery, Poetry acquiring money." Mast(lrson The soulful intensity of singer spirit of:Jl,aitt's previous efforts. tributionto the album, "The Boy Wild forYou nuby," the finn! cut, Sautl~we.9t, readings and performing arts said. He s.aid Conceptions Bonnie Raitt is always mixture of Raitt's talented slide guitar is Bonnie Raitt Porter's "Ymtr Good Thing" she recordings. presentation. For most people it is a big stllp to release work to a. publication Lasers, explosions· Mandrell succeeds admirably for the first .time, Masterson By Chds Psillas Included on this album is her Other than her attempt at; mimbres said. "This is a place to make ;fust for .the Record -~ Barbara latest hit, ''Fooled By A country·disco, sha does an ad· that initial step." Mandrell- MCA Records Feeling." This song combines mirablc job singing rhythm 11nd There is no set editorial policy herald Kansas gig Following a string of hit traditional country·music lyrics blues with "Selfish" on the calendars except quality. "We're still singles including ''lf Loving You with an unmistakeable disco album. By Christopher Canavan hit, "Drivers Seat," in perfect . acccelltwg - s]li,Jmlssions ~frmn · ·Smoke pouring Jrom the stage· Is Wrol)g" "tms! »Sl~Pi.l!g_SJngle. ~.2eAt, J!llJ:I has~ re,ceived much .. _'£.he remainder ofthenlbum is whoever is interested and wants form.c Aftera short thirty-minu-te and lights flashing around the -In- A Double Bed,'' Barbara deserved airJ?Iay on both country her more traditional country unm- to be involved," he said. performance the group chose Mandrell again suc.ceeds in and rock stat.ions. music. She paces. the nlbum well auditorium; Kansas arrived in If there is enough good work to ''Rock and Roll Music" for the pleasing country-music fans with The album takes on an ex• with a variety of slow and fast Albuquerque with a bang, justify the increase in size, the encore. The six-member band began her new album, J1tst For The perimental air with Mandrell songs, each discussing an aspect magazines may go to 96 J?ages Record, showing her full rangeof talents. of "country love." bookstore the set with "On the Other Side," from 80, Donovan said. The a song from their Jatest album, printer requires increases in 16- Moilolith. Flowing into their pageunits. latest hit, "People of the South· The charter that was granted wind," R:ansas went through an to Conceptions by the Student arrangement of songs J?rima:rily Publicatons Board says the from Mo!lo/i.th. magazine h'l.s to be the work of Throughout the concert UNM students, faculty and staff, R:ansa.s excited the crowd with ~hll"rloclt llol~ .. Masterson said. Student laser beams and explosions to TilE IIOUIIID OF' Skipp Schwers (Untitled, 14x 11) TilE "''SKERVILLES Publications funded Conceptions accompany th!lir wailing music. the first year and ASUNM The screeching sounds of the IYIJJRDER11! funded it last year. synthesizer and searing guitar of BY DECREE sales of the last issue. This in· for $l, he said.. The second issue, lead guitarist Karry tivgren were This year, in addition to crease amounts to 30 percent still on sale, is $2. sometimes reminiscent of the .. ASUNM funding, the magazine more money to Work with this Submissions should be sent or electronic so~nd. that Emerson, has money from the Graduate year. delivered to Marron HaH, Room Lake and Palmer made so Student Association and from The Upcoming issue is to sell 105. famous. Sprinkled . among the tunes from Monolith, R:ansas played all their old favorites including "Dust jn .the. Wind,'' "Point of Book explores world of dance No ·Return,' 1 and an encore which included the .hard·rocking ballad Backstage. w.ith the Ballet words-and-pictures documentatio.n that. proves "WaywardcSon .... Pierre Petitjean Petitjeans' s point. The concert began with a new Penguin Books, New York City In his photom-aphy and in his writing, he makes British rock group, Sniff in the $1).95 no pretense of being a detached photojournalist. 1'ears, who played their latest By .&b LaWrence Petitjean is a fan of the dance, and of da11cers. One Tastefully photographed in loving detail, this suspects that ifhe had .not been lured by apertures "On11 of lh11 y11ar's best films. exploration of the world of dance preparation he would be explori11g arabesques as a performer. G11rald.lne Chaplin giv11s a should delight photograph!lrS, dancers and their The impact of the book, in fact, stems from the riveting· parformance.'' Ke~Jn Thomas, 'LA Times respective - sometimes overlapJ?ing- audiences. viewpoint of a dancer witnessing rehearsal hours l\1. Petitjean assembled this book while working and able to translate memory into silver image. "BEST ACTRESS as official photographer for Ballet Theatre Con­ Petitjean's bias shows, but is J?roved justified from l'l!illi~·opfJy Cluh- - Rober! Rcc.VC,<;;,. a graduate \llidcnt in Phililsnphy departn1cnt 1 will real.!_ today Cin GERALDINE CHAPLIN'' tempotain in Angers after winning a fellowship in the standpoint of a conviction - whether the tin~ ''Arils!crdam School/' a -contemporary Patls Film Festival France that launched his career as .a photojour· rP.ader·viewer has ever been backstage or not - rhHo~ophical· fnqVcn1cnl ba.~cd. on Calvinist C"hriMianity •.Rcfrcshtru:n_ts, J p.m .• in the t:radudtc nalist. At Theatre Contemporain he did the pretty that this is how it must be. Th~re is nothirtgwrong lounge~ Huni3ni1id H.uildlllg, fifth noor~ nild reading * * * * "On& Qf thli Fin ~1st pictures you see in ballet programs and most.ballet with a photojournalist taking a position on his :tl J;:J(j p.m .. in thC' P.hilosop"11y DcpL Library. All Films Qf this Or Any Year." interested invited¥ books. "ltld~rit Cm,ndl fo_r .1-:Mcpli!Jrilli Child'rc_n - Thtt Real Paper~ Boston subjects; Cartiet,Bresson, W. Eugene Smith and "But between officiB.l takes l often wandered ••)tcclill~ down tmd hcav_y? Come· srna~h a Chcvyl'' Rob.ert Capa all did. C'tirll~Tc (iym, t9day aml Sat'~ nee, ·nand 7, 10-a~ni. backstage," he confides, ''And soon I found myself ~Scents a swl!Jg. .. THE BEST FiLM.OF The hook is selective; only 75 photographs were taking more pictures there than of performances. I KltNM _...... Sritdnl pM~rQmS: Smantlsla~e wllh Eli11 THE YEAR.'' selected finally from thousands. And each picture VIIJ}ttornld 1 O.~cn_l' Pelcrshtl lirfd.Jfte. l'uS!i:'i_ Slit1., ,hoc. Los· Angeles Weekly never stopped to analyze why; but I know re!llize is given enough breathing room so that .it need not -!1_,_ m 11.ni. Alsi~; .J.:Mn Ulslmp on Soundstage, T•iCs-. 1 ll~i.'~ II, .to p·.m, that this 'other 1ife' of the dance, this wotld of compete with its neighbors, el(cept in the opening UNM Chtntihcr CntnpeiUon-..... Si1t.1 Dc!t. 81 itn.m.· "Best Score· Alberta Hunter." grueling work and endless rehearslll, ofinformalit:y and final pages of the photo sectiQn. Accom• l2!j(l j1.1ti.1n Keller Hail. M/amllnterneilonol Fllln Festival tlNM ltnrfy .1\iti.~k --r..n~cmtlle' - Susan Patrick ·and' and relaxation and, yes, even boredom, seduced p!lnying the photographs, on the opposite page, Flnycl \Villiii.tit~,:dlrcctN:., Siu1.r oec.-9, il p.m. my photographer's eye.'' !Ire modes.t text blocks which complement the "One Qflhe B11st American A nice, and welcome contrast to Susan Sontag's image. Films In Y11ars." Santa Monica Outl.ook view that photography is an act of rape.. It subtly Gallic, beautifully printed and worth provides the motivation for this book which repeated study, M, Petitjean's book expands a "Th& Flri11sl. SQng ScQr.11 of examines minutely, although sympathetically, the beautiful, if not pretty, world. the Vear,H Los ·Anlfe/es Reader • Remington PHI ALPHA 10% OFF • Michelin 'l'JIETA· • Fleetwood MEETING TODAY- Out Regular Low • 8. F. Goodrlch Noxtls.suu;t the 3:30p.m.· Dmlv iJibo hi • Tire Ptlces Wed,, 000,12. History Dept. touuge Claris ~ddeadjine Also Ftee, Is noQii Tuesday, (wit" this coupon) 'aalantlng GEltl\.LD NASH ALBUQUERQUE TIRE INC. Spealtbtg on IntetJUitlonal '1:30 3:"30 Pat. Otgan!zatlofi and The 5:30 7:30 7:45 & 9:40 4215 menaul NE 266-&641 9:30 '-!'"'------SAVE! _____,__..._,__,., Hlsiotiull.

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UNITSP Feature Syndic~l'l' 1' i 1 1~~ ,, f)l'<\Un v..-ORJ\ \\1U ~~~ n£~1<:1'- ;!9Z· 8. MISCELLANEOUS Thursday's Puzzle Solved ,pf,[_L i!·P s. FOR SAI,E !l;> "' i IS~-CQVNt TROSE t:ofd han9kbarst \\ 1\ H RUt. f) l Jl:lJ.\f \\".\ H RfRW;.- ~f!ii'i rv;.' -... -·: l-1'["-:.t>..: lii.Otfl !a[loc. Gtab-.go h~ndl!:bl1l" va,dl.. Sf .o!P 19 .. 11' T0'¥0T->\ CORff'\<\ •. .;_ l!i~~, p.Mif f •:-;: ;r«d 'll rJ-~~ >J'!~ p I. 0 T T A .I R D r;r;;; S,<.~,;),.IJIOO J 2 P v.ft\:'t i\UU l'o'fo,; DIS( Ot \,1 ._,,.~p~:"'i. }.if< H"'l 'r :: !1tiO~l l t lBOV fJni\ i n-:tlt('..:h;t.;.,A't~i· 1i:jo __E P E E H E A T E R Rnb:~; \fa-;,rer~t,n, =:n-~,_;r:1 l! -n: rr ~t- h i'l~ :.Lw. 'e.'l~ il: hi~:;'e- f ~u. 3 !$;lt". ~y-.oe a r~''="'.;! a hl '14 n-e•:;;rgl' ""iih f o;kn t -~;).~'l.Hted i-\.;i~. - rz ~ ... STALLS CHANGE- T'r'Pif\0, ~7-..f>4(W·, 2.66.4~tr~ H lZ ~~ Pl ·'{-'\lOt iH SAlff t.rH= .. A! T{)\f•~Tlr. -.\R.HS.T\,-- PfRf-OR\tfR~-· t·Ot..:t fPTtO.,_\ fl'lwcr ~~~nrg~~~1od ,::a·1~ 1"-""!' -sn0 m N·.~ ,..,ffcr. ~tidbit' ~··;•h•,q•q ur;r;g an an C'lb!-11 11l":J -a, Prof's book is collection 1'YPJST--TER\f -p--,\PERS, th~\~. r-e~!Jme'i. ::!91J. ARTS· PIPED ABRA c-a~!,Z<;Il{.lf(l ... .,af!e~f.p{1'1 fffl ··· 1nr •· ··· R9"0 fB ·lg !"eof•p;"'"~ i!rh r-rl!'~-et:•ll!I!lr. rr. ltlP~" StX!l <'It Andrew Dasbu,rg be pleasuntly relieved to discover that Dasburg's appetites enticed him into Pasburg's abiding interest in the ~ N 0 E R T E P E E $' fl\:F FNTERTA!N\.tE;....T-- E~·ER"i 1ur.:;h .ind "•l•~ -""'~--''i: •. -J~;~rrogr.lp!llr- i'i\m-< et..; 1~ ~1.1.~rm: w~lll.;-aQef•"'' g::-rcd-P .>\ 1fr1 Coke is .an engaging biographer who sheds some rewarding and sometimes un· landscapr; .and his propensity toward STE'NO lii'T·E dmner~'ia_t.'l)~m -~-:un:h Homffi!ad-e ~up. h~11 1--b::: .. R.-..-1:-r: tP«; !k:d!or~ Oe-:. :Oa-. iZ r. .. Van Deren Co he 1\l>U T \J.\1 E SA<, J\':;: IT' a~'.! r· ,-.-; -.~ d~e~~~- .\f: Andrew Dasbtirg, Van Deren Cok~s Dasburg's writing and correspondence visiting the studio of Matisse, He felt W.ar I, Dasburg found himself in a little 4. HOUSING EiF\~fi s::IJD S~Bcff ;:~..;,_~~·;_.-.r•e> tir-:;. OODGf. POIARI'Ii· 'EX('ft.t-E'\i-T ->-C!r:,;l:~;-3!', s~J rJ~~-. .1: ,.e--!; • ..:eo:! r••;~~·· The B:J.e J;,r:r.:o 8'.42 that reveal the rtature of his personality, fortunate to be able to observe the master hot water with· the not-too-sophisticated e~g·r:::. e11'!-enQr, a:!en:::o Ra±al ••:e<.- a:r:;:! !T.i'Jt­ 9if:O 1.; I"" re.cilnt book is, among other things, a THE CITADF.l-"\[_iPl=RB T!!o:atmn: tl.:ar t:S\i & '\rc'-at. re.~::~mo room • 1-.1!1-. fult ::~ perce~'- n!f (lio-.·C"-. !!':l,U:e'l-, r~:.~:~ .27 Illuminated 46 Show~red R>-ll.-9100 l" V pn Deren Coke, · a photographer of clearly emphathizes with Dasburg's might never have been available to him if ..,'.\immln.g. poo~. T\ tMrn & !a~nd~:;"- Adt;.[!;,:nmrlelr. l~ Cactus Flower the co\lntryside drawing "maps" of the again 47 Puts off nn pet.;; f S:m t m~ent1\ ~E, 243-249-:' \'fOPEO FOR So\LF F.lt'e:ie:-:• ~l.'!:•h•:-::-::: S·Z~P. .f ;i~' mttional uccluim and a soon.to-retire endeavors and does a fine job ·of he had pot, eady on, dedicated himself to area was perhaps working. on behalf of the 28 Dodge 49 Asinine r.fn -~M-3'1W·q:2fi&·~Sl4- t: r... ~'unique, .cr.ea-tio_ns 11 29 Drum 50 Greek letter S~iYi ~If..o' -~'\ "it'l1 :) BJ.i3 lh~l -~ d:.•:::!', ~;;:! ~:.: ..::.. UNM, has put in some very thorough work. The book is amply illustrated with The incident was one of marty that Coke .;~ii~. K~:-1~10 :::·&"'" 31 Tantalus' 52 Dried ~ICF f\JH'HEO..,-fTTES, COLOR TV, !i~.;ekt~ r.a~c1 OldTown TV.Q o\\.lfRICA'\ >\lRU"'--ES -:!.•,;~~:.::--:~ ;;::;_;:'lfl"'l research in his assessment of Dasburg as pertinent selections from Dasburg's work. Those interests did not !l.lways land him records, and it is obvious he has enjoyed daughter 53 Austrian river 1\-oh H11t \·fm~:!. l., r1 Ce!!ual~F.]..,~· ll"'2 !!n- a'C"\D :-11''"' \\-TiH a.!_..;·:a!(; ra;"';~ o:Iep.:"' organized and flows easily along through wits to recognize the value in a new idea. h~dJ::g~ h .. e::-m: ~,;.--.:"t!eah ~~,n·;•:" :-:""·-:-~-e··~e-:! ::'! ·-~'-~·e~'-:''Z '>·.~·~· l."'_;,:;l!"'~ you think that art historians are stuffy sometimes did not make .for an. even career one of those arduous little trials that the Mexico, where he bas had local htiU\c '"-llh drh·eway. ~ard, garo_ge 4!2 General ilr:d v.:.:!::-:_g •,:) tlU ~(')\Sf.TBI~ifi- ·\Bfl't. t t:T. .:.a!l C.flcnauh ~F- Pn:-ferabl}· gradtlal'l.~ ~!UdcnL Rent, repositors of dissected history who - a critic once said Dasburg had executed Great Spirit hands down to test the mettle popularity. Now, perhaps as a of :!62.-fiJ~ fi'l'!' ar:;-:-:::~~· ·~t--::- a~·; Woe:Jrl. 12-1!7 into proper little compartmepts, you will at his various painterly achievements. different. A.PART,_,·tE~i$ FOR, RENT. furn.i~l1e>f, SU0.Sl60 WORK ~T\.:D't PO'SITJ(S'\o. r:y;;~t:-c!>:T"' C~pari• the wider acclaim long overclue. pill~ -~l~i:lriciay. 1410 C'-entraiSE. manager. aparrmel'!l mem. ~-.,.~k Cien;:ai c~ar::h .. d'i;!! ma~J::~¢", 14. 01® NC:ft! n~"' a~d Gc!loli«::-: '!:r.r.e.:e!~ R~ l82 FEMALE ·ROO,'tt\tATE WANTED lo ">hare mer: 4 P~.;..:hology r!: ~1 be-aroom hnus:e.:S&l.SO~~B--8;!5&... _ J&.:0_1 \\;'1\JTRE..SS.ES ~..ED£0~ MlST_b¢_lL_Q_:r: ;y.~ _ FOR RENT: TWQ b.t:!droom house nt:!ar UNM. Call •\ppl~ a1 Ncd'~.42.00·c~t..tralSE l~ -r~­ ford~tail$. 26S~1J22aJI.:r-j .p.m. 12/07 DKY CA·MP COt.:'"''Sft OR'!- De:: 26. r~ 28 Makers of Hand Made Book calls for rightstuffili space RQ0~1MATE WANTED. CALl Bruce: at 265-2586. '\f~ ,·.,.om.en. 24?..S&41 U'U':" 12117 Indian Jewelry Tho Rfglt/: Stuff Wolfe effectively yet mercifully "flying fraternity" o£ pilots who their families experienced as a ·introduced Yeager, the pilot who A.PPLJCATrOSS -FOR 1HE Pt'~:-';~n of ehe LARGE, MODERN 1 BDR ... utilities _paid~ fl;lr­ lniermu1onid Ccoter'\. Np pea, 8.arage a\o-ailable. 266-7098 or 256-- t\rag()n.842~SS:50. ll·H· By Sherry Clancy space program from its begin· were idolized by the .media. and Kennedy at White House dill· rocket planes and test piloting, 00IJ-, 12.0.7 WRITERS' ALBUQUERQt:E SINGLES S'!; Ad\ertl~etnlhtO·\IlY LOBO.;t!~~:(;e.! ~ec:::!'l !fM f!OOd SF. location, -$37!0. 2.5~·3!t14. J 2·12 n\'0 A\-fERJC-\~ A.UHJ~ES ;:('-t~j:on~. C.S::) J4J. Me\;l~no~ from El RaJlido Cafe, r~l Paso, Te)(as. RENT -~fONEY PROBLEMS? Govinda .ru:r:d~ 2674 or 884·8'834 0! · ~4 Send SJ l:'.;u:h; two Tor S5. P.O~ Uo~ 2283 El Pa~o. Cross Country Skiing Tc,ah 19952. 12112 rc:"hear~al room or garage. Mik~. 268·9.589. 12~ 11 .\tt:~T Sl:1L ·OSE·"'<'i} !lo;\ctto ._.e'>~-a'k ~, 1- t-ca\f!'l. L PERSONALS fkc:, IL2M·~!90 !Z'r.""' fns trueUon·Rin1 ifs- Toot-s SPRING 1979 CONCEPTIONS SOUTHWEst: SHARI~ J- REbROQM HOL'f:rf dos:e lb UNM. DJU\'It-:G BACK FRO.\f cJ~"::~ago ar!~r ll:4!f;::faj-"J,. .Begtnt1ers CJa:sSes HoW FCrmtng l'NMt'i Art.-.ll ittrary magatine t~n -.;ale now in Smth:nl prefered, Split tenr, utllltie~. Jeff, '243~'11'20 Marrtin Hall Rm. 10:. UNM hooksmrt:. S2.00 tfn Bnrtg 400 llis worbllop: ~q~1Pm~r;: ftQm Au~ra rn Outback Adventures inc. M-UlRc\'TE I~FO,R~1.\TION AUOUT (On· 12'/P bt:y xas-. :2.9S.Oljtr. tt r· ~ac('pilon ~1CtiJiiation. abonion. Right to Choo~e. SPAC(oes, VERY NICE. unfurnHh~d tWCi 505 Fruit NW 842·6226 - RlD.ER 'SEEOW TO Sim- --Fr:u:_.<.tj,Xt~ -Lto!\'r~;2; _...9~-0J ·:q . - -- - -, ftr LOST& FOUND Pcdroom SE. New carpel. paim. Wtm:f-p.lHif.: 299'~ V!Sa 1.~>19·~9. r~umtng.OJ, o~ 50 Dar..~4Jtt 12 0-: -C"CJNTAC'T\";1?? POL.ISl-HNG & SOLUTIONS. f'OUND~ Ol.ASSI:S IN FEC 3t19. Claim Marron 8543• 12IO? c-~~~ey 0Pth.:a1 C'ornrany165·S8a_6. 1fn Hall~ Room 105. Jfn ·\RT" \\-'flltf:RS: ·"F.EDF.O. lnlereslerl, .FOUND: BLACK SUEDE :glovesr Miu:hcll 211. L.nn"J'ed)!:ah)(', ·pmnn~ ~llh b3ckground in mullit -Claim ~fartoil Hall •.ros. -tl/W W estwind Studios Presents lilrnJfill'f, dance,. Jhealt'f, and flne-llrt~. Cali -or !iiDJJ fOl''IP: Cll ASSFS ON ,;d.-alk near Chomi'1 7 ri1;,rinc mvfronrnent, 1':·'\S.'J.I>ORT &; II:>ENTJFlCAiiO!" PHOToS; ;j for Catch 'em in the act! s~:,.~!~ [.owc;t price~ 10 tv'.l>-n! Fa~f. plca~ing, near .VJCES. · Woo: Biology ""'"''""dgraduate,.udenJS SER Where: Dlsrovct\1 Bw labofaiQf'y C"all2115·.2444 ot come 10 11f1 Girard Bh:d. 3 • . . M~rft'ie l.'~\f. . _ . _ .- __ . . Unfwr.stt\l(;i'tiw!Westfildes Mondav Thru Saturdav Dec, 10-15 NE I~ PROf.'ES..;;IONAt. TYPtN(; AT f-lat;:ard Variety. Jamalca PRE'G~A~CY TESTING& COUN-SEUNG. Phon.e ·C"a.ll2:i5'·ft71t'i. A(tcr 6 p:m .. 2:65.4022. l2·fl'Wh~n: ·11~ii Marth fSprirt~ Scm.:siei), 1980 · at Friars Pub 241-9~1~--- _ tfn COurse lfrnlt~ to 10 ~ud£11f.s·on·.a.fir~ cQme basis IS YOUR FUTURE IN A MAZE? tii!H~. GUYS UNDER age- J,S. Don'1 buy auto KINI<0 15 TYPING SERVICE tiB~1 Selectric) and If rmuested.confoct Dr. Dan Ouszyn.sfU' (27d4J or : in~urartce until you eh::c:k OtJr- new tales. 266·82ff, now J mlnuu:: ·ra\sport Pho1os. No appointmcrn. Dr. Manuel Molles (305tl).ln 11-le Biofogy Dtpf. Tuesday is Shot Nite 2:-43·~~28. Albert Gallegoo;A_ge 11cies. lfn iM-8~15. Wed_D ~ey~. tfn FlRST QUALITY SWEATERS !Jl \nlt!c. Ort ~ale C'iUITAR: LESSONS~ ALL ~lyle!. Marc's Guitar 6825 Lomas N.E. WE NEED GRADUATE CIVIL ENGINEERS cenlralse.~~••s~n~---~~.~ Corner nfCorneJt 0111'4 ';~~~~~~~~··~~~~~J~JI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~- t;:MA~~ YOUR 3"TE~tE0.fype, hnd our aboul Established local Contractor specializing Jn Asphalt Paving, Earthwork, MuniCipal \l'ltCiflfJ~ l)pring- 'Ru.\h. Jan, 27.fctr_ J. For mote Utilities, Subdivision·and Highway Construction. is in need of Graduate Civil Engineers. Ul(or.rn~linn. ~a: II Sf~d«Jt A~;tiViti~. ;!.17'-4i0fl. 1'1.107 ~ f-VJ'S ON SALE._.$8_95, California fa~hion Our let, Four Performances .. _t24 C'cntraiSF. C'nrncr t)fCont!1H. 01114 Albuquerque Children's Theater at POPE:JOY HALL (1.E'AN Saturday, Dee. 8 DUTIES WILL INCLUDE: ('()!'-lTRWtJTE TO air. tf_n PRESENTS I 1-0\:F YOU O.C". i'leasedon11 hurt m~T.J.ff. f2-07 & * SITE INVESTIGATION Their Delightfully Different Version of Sunday, Dec. 9 t;'IOA 'REt'NJON ..INTeRESTED? [ ea,-c Tt1C":\ag.c * JOB ESTIMATING fc1r Hlen at 2i1-S6Stl, trn 1:30 and 3:30 each day• * JOB CO•ORDINATION ('YCLISTS--PROI13CT THAT bieyth!; moped. ot * JOB SUPERVISION niotorcyde ~ith .a ~-4 1heftproof locK. :S_ZOO. (juarantee, A 11 ,ilci.S2 0((. M-2·9100. 12/ I 7 Job orea Is primarily. Bernallilo County and the Albuquerque area. Excellent starting ROOM&. BdA~D. RESPONSIBLE person lo ~':'arc­ •Saturday 3:30 salary with rapid Advancement for Self Starting Persons. Excellent Fringe Benefits far two chifdtc:fl, ages 9-f [,. Mon·Thur~, j.fi:JO~_tnd sfe~i~ 13~cmty Performance S!lld. eut r:it Dec May, {private bedtoom wtb:uh) Home three' Including Transportation. hl11_d;,. NI!ofUNM. i6S-.5:!Hi. Ji/17 SEND RESUME TO: AlTERNATIVE GIFTS: BIRDSONG Dook5 & By BILL FIA YDEN Rccotd~ e:m certificate· {IS· pcrc:cn1 dotuncd to J.R. HALE CONTRACTING CO. INC. t C'amhodia.ll060irardS13,26S'·12(J-t-Y Ocpl. TN!! nnd hiend~_. . 1'l/07 MAIU'!. l SMil.f! 1fir~liPh tll!

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