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Notice Photo by: Brian Pelletier Police Funds Scholarship of by Annette Martin The Winnipeg Police how they want that distri- Association has granted the buted." college $10,000 to be paid out "In any case, it will be put in scholarships. into the Student Awards Trust Says Ray Newman, vice- Account and the interest will president of student services, support a yearly scholarship," "Stan Miner who is on the says Newman. security staff here, was instru- Newman recommends that mental in getting the money." more students look into the Election Miner, presently head guard at possibilities of being awarded R.R.C.C., is an ex-police offi- a scholarship. "A lot of cer. money from awards and scho- How the money is to be larships is just not picked up. awarded will be determined There are some students that during Newman's next meet- go begging when there are lots ing. "Now certainly they of opportunities to get a 16 Student Council (Police Association) can tell us scholarship." If you want Stan Miner hands Gary Polonsky a cheque for S10,000. Positions available: Free Gym Time to quit, Nets R.R.C.C. Popularity

by Bruce Benson all. time, the department of With the elimination of var- "That's why everybody and government services will set 2 members for Applied Arts Division sity athletics one would think his dog wants to get in here," the gym up to meet their you're not both the north and south gyms she says. requirements. would be empty a lot of the Graham says the only "I feel I have excellent rap- time. - individual teams given time in port with the (various sports) 3 members for Health Division Not so, says June Graham, the gyms are alumni teams and associations," says Graham. physical education department provincial teams. "But some people take the ser- alone! head. "They (provincial teams) vant part of civil servant too 2 members for Technology Division "The gyms are booked from are representing the province, seriously. I'm a civil servant, at least eight in the morning and we're government," says but I'm not a servant. I'll try till ten at night every day," Graham. to accomodate people as much 5 members for Industrial and Trades Division by Kristi Darrach "Unless you have the says Graham. To qualify as an alumni as possible, but there's a There's a time and a place money to help somebody, Graham says she has many team, there must be a majority limit." for everything and this seems there's nothing you can do," more requests for gym time of alumni playing on the team. Graham feels the phys ed to be the time and place for she said. than she can satisfy. "Sometimes I get tons of facilities, though used exten- 3 members for Business Division dropping out of school. Hanson said the counselling "Student clubs are given requests from teams that only sively by outside associations, "I would guess in the first service office sees the most first priority," she says. "Any have a few alumni on it, and I are well used by students. month of school we lose ten to students from the business, organized student activity like can't start giving them time, or "We have had basically no 1 member for Teacher Education 15 per cent," said Brian Han- applied arts and health sec- Tae Kwon Do, badminton, I'll have to give them all changes in facilities in 17 son, director of counselling tions of the college. and intramurals fit into that time," she says. years, but there is a lot more services. "It's the nature of the stu- category." Graham says she can't give teams and associations now, Every year the number of dent . . . they are more inclin- Graham explains the prior- time to individual teams than 17 years ago. But our full-time students enrolled at ed to use support services." ity list as students and staff because every sports associa- kids are well looked after." R.R.C.C. decreases signifi- He added students from first, alumni teams second, tion has several teams who She says giving gym time cantly in the first month of other areas may drop out at and various associations that would then all request time. out is a touchy business. Nomination forms available in classes. the same rate, but aren't not- need help in getting gym time. To eliminate this problem, she "You have to be careful "Over the last three years iced to the same extent She says most gyms charge gives time to the association about who you let in or we've been trying to work on through his area. from $10 to $30 an hour, while rather than a particular team. everybody's going to scream the drop out situations," said "When trade students get Red River doesn't charge at When an association books discrimination." into difficulty they don't come the Students' Association office Vice-President Academic Myr- Photo by: Brian Pelletier tle Nichols. here, they evaporate," he said. She said although the drop He added that in addition to out rate varies from course to the number of students who course she would guess it leave by choice there are those amounted to about ten to 30 who are almost forced out by per cent of the on-campus, academic failure. Deadlines for nomination forms full-time student population. "At university you take "I really thought I would only five courses, here it's all like it . . . that it was or nothing. If you drop or fail something I would want to do part of your program, you with my life," said an applied really mess yourself up," Han- is September 22 to October 3 arts student who dropped out. son said. Brian Hanson said that is a He added many business major complaint. students go the route of "Sometimes there are counselling before dropping in academic difficulties, financial order to salvage some of the constraints but often it's an program. inappropriate choice of "It's probably better to step NO nomination forms will be course," he said. out than go to a partLtime "They think it's one thing schedule," he said. and it turns out to be nothing Nichols said R.R.C.C. is that they expected." not out of line with other insti- Nichols said many factors tutions' drop out rate. accepted after this date. "I think we compare that affect a student's staying power are beyond the help of favorably . . . and we've been the college. working on it," she said. Students drop-outs at its peak during first month of school. Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 2 Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 3 ■ Students Underdog vs City Hall Pros News by C. R. Procyk Norm Fontaine — a virtual city councillors treat their con- Mynarski ward where he is A major challenge will be their game, and make it into unknown in city politics — stituents either. He sees them seeking election. the mobilizing of the native city hall? Well if you're Norm hopes to put the boots to both as "arrogant" and insensitive Besides trying to defeat the vote (an estimated 35 per cent Fontaine you get brothers and the established candidate and and cites, as evidence, the present councillor, William of the ward) because native friends on your election, com- the NDP party to win an inde- magnificent pension scheme Chornopyski, and the as yet people have a reputation for mittee and start soliciting sup- pendent seat on Winnipeg city they managed to provide for unnamed NDP candidate, ignoring elections. Fontaine port of the active, moral, and council in the Oct. 22nd civic themselves. It was really this Fontaine knows he will be seen feels this catch 22 is a result of financial variety. And you Award Winner Is as inexperienced. But it's their feeling powerless in their start knocking on doors. You elections. If he can pull it off issue that brought him into Photo by: Brian Pelletier he'll be the only Metis on politics under the tutelage of doubtful if you can be the communities and ignored at tell everyone who will listen council. And, take note that people's politician Joe Zuken. eldest of 11 children who City Hall. He is disgusted with that you care and that you Fontaine is still a student like Fontaine worked for the started work at 15 years of the recent move to increase the plan to "Bring City Hall Back many of yourselves. Zuken-inspired Citizen's Alert age, a family man with five size of the police force. The to the People". And you Fontaine is in his 4th year of Committee that attempted to children, and a former steam money, he feels, should be solicit and listen to the con- Social Work at the Winnipeg get the pension rolled back. press operator-turned- going towards social, educa- cerns of the constituents, for it Education Centre. He says he The committee was unsuccess- messenger-turned-grocery tional, and recreational pro- is they that you hope to serve. went into social work because ful but it is still part of Fon- clerk-turned-store manager- gramming. "More police will And if it doesn't work this An Eyesore just further alienate these peo- time, you'll be a lot better he didn't like the way social taine's election platform. He is turned-social work student workers treated people. Fon- presently working in a place- without being experienced to ple without helping the pro- known by the voters the next by Karen Murray not all the teaching staff at the tor. taine says he believes in chang- ment at the Native Alcohol some degree. Fontaine is also blem." time they get a chance to The architecturally acclaim- college were involved," he He said students have been ing things from the inside. Centre on Salter and Prit- fluent in French and English So how does an upstart- choose the right person to ed Auto Diesel Shop building said. complaining of sore and tired And he doesn't like the way chard, an institution located in and knows some Cree as well. student beat the old guard at stand up for them at city hall. at the college is living proof Peter Elvers, dean of trades, eyes due to poor lighting and Photo by: Brian Pelletier you can't judge a book by its' said he and Bob Dunham, that the classroom is too hot. cover. director of planning and ma- "The lighting is bad and it's The building's architects, jor projects, were the college hard on the eyes. It's really hot the IKOY partnership of Win- liaison with IKOY. in there. You get sore eyes nipeg were awarded the "Ron Keenberg definitely after a while, sitting there for Governor General's Medal for did not ask my approval," two hours," said Todd Wood, The Surveyor Architecture by the Royal Helvers said. auto mechanics student. by Tina Quiring Architecture Institute of "I am in no position to ap- Van-Tongeren said the can- He stands 17 feet tall out- by piece, onto granite slabs by search of a "better life". Canada for their design of the prove or disapprove the die power in the labs is half of side the south entrance of Red mid-November of 1970. Before coming to RRCC in building. lighting. We made a fair what is recommended by River Community College. Smith says the statue was 1963, Smith worked for a time Don Hillman, executive number of recommendations Westinghouse. Almost 16 years old, he is well- built because of his own initi- at the Manitoba Technical director of the Students' of college requirements and His students work with a built and certainly commands ative. Institute. Association, said Workplace the majority were met." micrometer, a measuring attention. But students' reac- "One day I got a tremen- Although the statue was Safety and Health has placed Keenberg said he had rece- instrument to measure small tions to his presence are mix- dous idea. Since the whole Smith's first creative attempt orders to improve carbon ived complaints from teachers tools, and he said it is hard for ed. "I think he's sexy", "He building is square, I thought with scrap metal, he has since dioxide levels and upgrade about poor lighting in some them to read it the way the looks stupid", "It's looks like the college needed something completed a brick logo which poor lighting in the building. shop areas and classrooms lights are set up. a little bit of culture at RRCC, rectangular — something out hangs on the wall of the Lou Mousseau, manager of were too hot. Dave Koslowsky, represen- but he doesn't look like he of the ordinary." RCMP barracks in Regina. facilities at RRCC, said there George Morris, automotive tative from the Department of belongs here. Maybe he would The statue represents both Smith says his hobby is "an had been problems with ven- instructor, said he hadn't been Government Services, said the look better in an Arnold sides of the college. A book off-shoot" of the masonry tilation which were corrected, in the classroom last week but estimated cost to improve the Schwarzenegger movie." He, held high in the right hand trade he has taught for the and confirmed the work "everyone else has been bit- lighting is $15,000. in fact, is the Surveyor. A symbolizes the academic side, past 20 years. orders for "lighting deficien- ching and complaining it's statue created by George while a surveyor's rod in the As the statue stands as a cies". hot." "We're confirming the Smith, head of the masonry other hand depicts the prac- symbol of RRCC, Smith says "You don't find out these "For the money that was requirements and then we can and brick laying shop at tical side. But Smith says the he has not received . any things until you start using the spent, the building could have identify capital funding and RRCC. statue should be taken from all recognition from the college building. You always have been better. With no Nvindows initiate capital construction," Constructed entirely of points of view to get a dif- for his effort. But with a problems with new in the classrooms, it's dif- he said. scrap metal, the statue took ferent perspective of it each smile, he shrugs and says, buildings," Mousseau said. ferent than what we're used Keenberg said it would cost time. "The statue is my way of double or triple for modifica- Smith 13 months to make. All Ron Keenberg, partner in to," Morris said. the work was done in the col- Originally from Stratford- keeping immortal. People will IKOY, agreed modifications George Stefiuk, auto tions in an older building. on-Avon, the Englishman always look at it and wonder "What is special about this lege's welding shop. It was are normally needed after mechanics student, said he erected on the grounds, piece came to Canada in 1955 in who built that silly thing." using a building for a year or tends to get tired really fast in building is its design, so so. such a small room with no modifications can be done "The building was appro- windows. with less cost. The building is ved by Workplace Safety and "It's definitely confining designed so simple operating Health when it got its building having no windows in class- and upgrading can be done to Building M structurally sound but functionally permit. There was a committee rooms," said Dick Van- accommodate future inadequate. Student Strives who approved the lighting but Tongeren, automotive instruc- changes," Keenberg said. for Mayor "Whatever you say, Sir!"

by Karen Murray speed limits outside the get on the morning show on man, I'd like to meet that participate firsthand with the perimeter: CKIS 97 with radio per- guy." democratic system. "Like my dad said, I believe The interview was over. Fast a mayor is like the general "What about the police?" sonalities Brother Jake and Lowe says "Hang On" Buford Grossman from 92 Fast admits his chances of prepared to leave. He turned manager of the city, okays all one student asked. "Yeah, put that down," CITI. capturing the mayor's position around on his way out. the bills, laws, committees. I too by Carol Sanders Lowe, says this time of year is don't know. He decides things Fast said excitedly. "I sure hope we get on," are slim but he thought it "Don't make me look handful of empty spots, and our responsibility." Lowe parking policy, and the would be good experience to stupid," he said. Gretina had an anguished a "settling-in period" for later on there will be more." advises students who drive for the councillors." "It sounds like you're Fast said. "Buford Grossman, look on her face as she hob- changes were made in the creating policies as you go parking. There is no apparent The main reason there are vehicles that need to be plug- students' best interest. These are the words of bled through the north park- reason for the west lot being no more parking passes with ged in all day to get to school Garry Fast, 19, business along," the same student said. ing lot. It had been a rough used more than the north lot. Not all students are too sure "Yeah, that's it," Fast CLASSIC 1950s dibs on power spots is to early. of this. Jim drives a newer administration student, who is VISA day, she said, and she had to benefit the student population Several times Lowe men- the youngest candidate to run agreed. "All my friends keep hurry home to make supper "It varies from year to year. model compact car. He says telling 'me to write things as a whole, explains Lowe. tions that the change to park- he's worried that even if he for mayor of Winnipeg. for her young son. One year the north parking lot Despite the fact his political down, but I keep forgetting." is popular, the next year it's "We've always had com- ing is not a "revenue gets to school early, all the OVERCOATS She dropped her book bag plaints from students over the decision". He says it's going experience consists of being Turning to Froese, Fast ask- and bent over to dislodge a the west lot." There aren't power spots may already be ed him if he should put down last several years who have to to cost the college more now taken. He's afraid that by captain of his class volleyball Top Quality GABARDINES, piece of gravel from her shoe. more people enrolled in team, Fast said he can run the something for the senior applied arts and business divi- park in the far rows and walk because in the winter ern the noon, when he may be able to WOOLS, TWEEDS in Classic "Ooh! I'll never get to my car past empty power spots, and electrical outlets will be used city as well as Norrie and offer citizens. at this rate. Maybe I should sions, which would explain nab an abandoned power spot, a fresh view to things that go "Nah," Froese replied. Styles! Under $85. why the west lot is always full. wonder why they aren't in all the time. it'll be too late. On the extre- crawl. It's like walking on use." He conducted his own mini- on in the city. "This is a college paper." Add one of our Fedoras ... broken teeth," she said sar- Lowe says there are just as mely nippy days his car won't Fast's political aspirations Froese said they are running PLUS vintage cocktail dresses, many people in the industrial By making the power spots survey last May to see what start. castically. first-come, first-serve, the col- returning students thought of began a few days ago when he the campaign as seriously as sports jackets, pleated pants, Gretina says she doesn't like division, but more people Gretina says she can't leave was joking around with his possible with the money they prefer to park in the west lot lege is making the best use of the proposed parking changes. earlier for school because she robes, beaded sweaters, jewelry, the new parking regulations at its parking facilities, says Only two people were against friends and they convinced have, which is none. the college. Last year she had a for some reason. has to get her son off to him he would make a good "We'll accept any and all shirts, vests & much more ... Lowe. Your chances of getting the changes, 21 were in favor, school. She hopes that the power stall in the west parking When asked if he was aware a power spot are better if you and nineteen didn't care. mayor. campaign contributions," he lot close to all of her classes in "settling-in period" Lowe "We feel he could adequate- added. NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAIL of any complaints from have eight o'clock classes. If mentioned will be over soon, the applied arts division. students who have to park on you can't get a power spot first Lowe says he also asked the ly fill the needs of the other Fast said his campaign Now that students have to and she'll be able to park a lit- strategy will be putting up the opposite side of the college thing in the morning, you can students what they thought of tle closer to her classes. people of the community and IF scramble park, Gretina says from where their classes are he probably find one at noon. the new parking passes. handle the mayor's respon- posters and talking to students at post secondary schools. His she hasn't been able to find a said yeah, but he's had the This doesn't sit well with Students like it because it is The one-time high school sibilities," said Rick Froese, you have to get parking spot anywhere in the fewest number of complaints some students, says Lowe. In easy to carry around. He 20, Fast's campaign manager. logic is the students will tell athlete smiles, and says she'll their parents and people will dressed in the morning ... west lot. She doesn't know this year. the winter, high performance warns that the new pass is too try to make the best of her His platform consists of why the parking at the college Lowe stood up and examin- motors, vehicles that run on flimsy to be used as an ice working for better educational hear about him through word journey from car to classes. of mouth. 845 CORYDON has changed. ed the west parking lot from diesel fuel, and "shaky cars" scraper. "Maybe 1'1 bring a thermos of facilities, lower bus fares for The person in charge of his seventh floor office in sometimes won't start unless Overall, Lowe says he's coffee and an oxygen tank and students, increased student Froese said they wil be con- Mon.-Sat. 11-6/Fri. tit 8/Sun. 1-4 parking at the college, Jim building 'C'. "See — there's a they're plugged in. "It's not pleased with the college's new stop for rests." employment, and increased tacting the media and hope to Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 5 Page 4 Monday, October 6, 1986 by James Clarke And so another Red River Beer Bash is but a clouded memory. On Sept. 26, approximately Entertainment 500 students converged in the "Students want to South Gym to commemorate the third week of school. On staff were two drink ticket dispensers, eight bartenders and ten strategi- cally placed bouncers. • • • Long lines for drink tickets party all the time" and liquor rendered the dance Hometown Band floor useless until 4:15. "Not by Jill Bridgwater (drums), and Craig Fother- bad", quipped one bartender, ingham (keyboards/vocals). "it only took 480 Coors to get Harlequin is a .band that Former drummer Dave Bud- 'ern to dance." evokes many fond memories zak is still involved in the pro- There were no reported for Winnipeg fans. duction end and Ralph James, instances of fisticuffs, and Their songs were played at former bassist, now manages except for some verbal high-school dances, on the the band. Because of the jousting between two radio cruisin' down Portage unmistakable sound of heavyweights midway through Avenue, and in the local pubs Belanger, and the successful the social, the crowd was and clubs. They made Win- forward momentum of the relatively tame. One section, nipeg the "Hollywood of original band, the name however, wasted no time in Canada" for people who wasn't changed. heckling CMOR disc-jockey would see them perform in a By way of an introduction, John Coates when he encoun- bar and would be able to buy a greatest hits collection entitl- tered some brief technical dif- their albums and meet them on ed "Radio Romances" was ficulties with the sound the street the next day. released early this fall. The system. Coates said later, First formed in 1975, the single, "(It's) No Mystery" "Red River students are the band released four albums. Of co-written by Red Rider's hardest crowd in the world to these four, "Love Crimes" Tom Cochran, jumped from please." and "One False Move" turned number 46 to number one in Out of 25 socialites inter- platinum and "Victim of a just two weeks on the national viewed, 18 said the music had Song" went gold. They had 14 charts. Their appearance in improved, four said they had a singles on the charts before the South Gym last week was better time at the first social, disbanding in late 1985. the first in their hometown and three said they were too Now, after what seems like since the single's release. drunk to care. a long absence, Harlequin is Following an extensive Red River's program direc- tor, Steve Maitland was also Harlequin dwarfed by light show. Photo by Bean Peitetier back. Original lead-vocalist Canadian tour to promote the George Belanger has reformed album, the band plans to do on hand for the festivities. and revamped the group with some touring in the U.S. They "Beer Bashes," he said with a new members Randy Booth also hope to recreate the grin, "are a good release." (bass/vocals), Randy Hiebert original Harlequin's successful And when it was all over, !guitar/vocals), Chang South American tour. the crowd dispersed in an orderly fashion. Very slowly mind you, but orderly nonetheless. Photo by: Tuan Chu One young man, overcome Beer - induced creativity. by it all, was last seen weaving across the parking lot bellow- ing, "Take no prisoners!" Red River Community College hosts another blood donor drive.

Photo by Brian Pelletier' Randy Hebert harmonizes. •• • well remembered

Photo by: Brian Pelletier Photo by: Brian Pelletier by Mireille Dacquay musically minded. Not produced seven others that Photo by: Brian Pelletier Following Harlequin's necessarily in song writing but year. All of the others were Photo by: Brian Pelletier appearance in the South Gym in ideas for musical arrange- nominated for Junos while George Belanger lets loose. Great West Life (Assurance Co.) last Wednesday, the band held ments. So with the whole band Harlequin's was left out in the an interview with CMOR. into writing songs, it really cold. Says Belanger, "I don't There it sits D.J. Dave Gordon and lead takes a lot of the pressure think it was a great video. It holding down Broadway and Osborne singer George Belanger spoke off." was alright but not great." @St. John Ambulance at some length about Harle- Belanger says that they will These were just some of the with its collossal pyramidal gesture FIRST AID (a monument to death culture) quin's past. The good days also be taking most of the highlights from the interview AND C.P.R. TRAINING and the bad. But the big news month of October to write new so for the whole story on SAVES LIVES on the bones these days is about the new material. "We have a little Harlequin keep listening to TEL 774-1851 of the old Bomber stadium. Harlequin. It's beginnings and home studio so we'll be sitting your student radio, CMOR. what the future hold for them. out in the hallways putting The best thing This is especially important together all these songs that we you can say about when you consider their have." r newest albumn Radio Rom- Another recent project for Rainbow Ski School Pay $1.50 for ONE pillar _of the community ances. It is completely old the band was a video for the Introductory Ski Lesson I is that it disgorges hundreds Harlequin material with the song, "Take this Heart". is offering an incredible on the of vestal virgins into exception of one song, "No Belanger says putting the money-saving offer of Rainbow Ski Machine the lunch hour sun Mystery". video together was quite the (a $16.00 value) New material, and fast, is experience. "Now," says One Introductory Ski Lesson on soft summer days. obviously the key to a full Belanger, "I'm feeling kind of on the Rainbow Ski Machine at 48 Stevenson Road Back inside scale comeback for this band. ambivalent about videos. It's a for only $1.50 (a $16.00 value) And George Belanger, the really tough process. You Winnipeg, Manitoba each is sacrificed only original band member, know, everyone fantasizes This offer is for the person who has Phone for an appointment at some IBM altar has some definite ideas in that about being a movie star until always wanted to try skiing — or for the 694-2132 to acturarial Gods vein. "I started this band with you find out what it takes to skier who wants to improve their skills. the two Randys, Randy get two minutes of film. It's who grow fat All equipment included for the lesson. Name Hebert and Randy Booth. We kind of like making a record. expiry date: September I. 1987 on maidens did a lot of writing together You know, all the time it takes and morbid fears. Phone for an appointment. even before we started play- to get one piece just right." ------J ing. As it turns out we have In relatively good humour C. R. Procyk another writer in our keyboar- Belanger tells how the guy who Rainbow Ski School , , 48 Stevenson Rd., Winnipeg, R3H OW7, 804.2132 Photo by: Ian McCausland dist. Even our drummer is very put together their video also 4-17: Pretty in Pink. Monday, October 6, 1986 Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 7 Page 6 Features What The Fluff? by Del Margolis We're into the second double take. The three culprits (they steal to do a fine job of it, with his with their slippers one day last month of school. By now Yes — the silly slippers. our attention) are all advertis- tiger feet slippers, bear claw week, but decided "Nah. you've probably become used Well that 's what I call them. ing art students. Fred Martin slippers, and another pair that They're not ready for it." to some things that struck you You probably have your own is a second year ad art who ap- might be little piggies. So I Referring of course to us, the Foreign Beach Bums as strange just a few weeks private name or expression parently started the trend. Ac- won't spoil his fun with impressionable student body. ago. But there's at least three that you utter every time a pair cording to one of Fred's anymore free publicity. Charge admits that she does things, or rather, three pairs of of furry feet pads down a teachers, Fred delights in corn- Sandra Charge is a first year get a lot of curious looks and things that still make you do a hallway in your line of vision. manding attention. He seems ad art with pink elephant slip- comments about her slippers. pers. Lucky Sandra. She even But for the most part, the named them — Pink Gouache. comments come the days she That's a kind of paint she doesn't wear them. Influence uses. Christine Wheatley, also Usually, Charge says she a first year, has polar bear dresses to suit her mood. "If I'm in a funny mood, I'll wear side the United States or slippers named Xacto. That's by Mireille Dacquay a knife. That's deep. No, no, my slippers. But if I'm really Canada doesn't mean it won't tired and in a bad mood, People love to watch be produced in English. the two of them said they wanted to call their slippers there's no way I'm gonna wear movies. It's one of the most Once you have breached the them. I don't want anybody well-documented facts of something from their art sup- language barrier, you can looking at me." modern times. If it were not, begin to enjoy the merits of a plies. Makes sense, I suppose, in some warped way, seeing as Charge hinted that Dennis then the first backroom good foreign film. Most of all, Pankiw, ad art department nickelodeon wouldn't have such a film provides you with they spend most of their time .05 working with those supplies. head, had expressed disap- swelled into the vast theatrical an outlook on a different proval of the slippers. empire that it is. culture. You are presented Charge and Wheatley are class representatives. "We Pankiw refused comment, It also stands to reason that with a new way of going about think wearing the slippers adds saying only that he had said it as North Americans we have a normal day. Customs and all to the students. When been exposed primarily to mannerisms are unfamiliar. a little more fun to the day," said Charge. She added that pressed, he allowed that "One North American films. Yet The way people think and feel of the things we're trying to there is a whole world of about things can be profound- Annette Tremble focusing on beach bums. the three-hour classes "get to you after awhile". teach them (students), besides movies that the majority of ly different from your own. all about advertising and this extensive audience doesn't Charge said she and You may argue that you drawing, is a professional atti- acknowledge. That is the have seen a North American by Kraft Hunter The photographers arri- the weather, shed their Wheatley were going to wear inhabitations and went for tude." realm of foreign films. film based on how things are ved later. They didn't waste a their Oktoberfest hats along anytime setting up their quick dip. And a quicker Noon Yes, I know. Say "foreign in England, France or Ger- The objective was to film" and there immediately many, but the outlook on remove Advertising Art and props and clicking their moon. Applied Photography stud- shutters. springs to mind a worn out these places is almost sure to Other students kept stereotype of some snooty type be distorted. It can be much ents from Red River for a One photog used the sand day. dunes to create and ad in the themselves on the run as sitting around the theatre in more interesting to view a well. It seems there was Hour old tweeds and a hand-carved To have them draw, French Foreign Legion set- small bit of a foreign culture some confusion over the pipe. That is not so, and a through the eyes of someone photograph and mutilate the ting. quick look around any theatre scenes at Grand Beach. The You know "Gum, Gum". camouflaged restrooms. who is part of that culture. Even after being continually featuring a foreign film will Through such a film you can following is a summary of The day was typical of tell you that all sorts of people what occurred on Friday, Manitoba. The wind being told, "Its behind those Entertainment expose yourself to new values trees" or "Its right there", enjoy them. If these people untouched by the same old September 27th. the most disruptive element, would have any one thing in Upon arrival the ad art blowing sand, props and did they finally understand point of view. that the great outdoors is common, it must be that they The second point of merit of students with pencils in hand paper. all had a desire to see a dif- began drawing everything in When the sun did appear, also a giant restroom, a foreign film is tied in with without the fancy plumbing. ferent kind of movie at one the first. It will tend not to sight. Including the occas- so did the swimming trunks. time or another. Since then, sional passerby, who would Swimming trunks? Yes there (No names have been used have the element of to protect their futures.) they have discovered the overproduction associated hold still for a quick sketch. were two people who brave merits of foreign films. with Hollywood movies. Wally Larson Admittedly an unfamiliar Many of these films do not de- Canada,you language can cause problems pend on • special effects and Foreign films deserve more foreign film you see, don't ate something with which you but most films showing in Dolby sound to make it in- attention than just taking a assume that they are all the are not familiar. But then Winnipeg have English sub- teresting, but concentrate on a chance on a weeknight dis- same. A movie is as distinct as that's the way it is with so Jazz Band titles or dubbing. Of course, better storyline and strong ac- count. However, if you should the country it came from. It many of the finer things in just because film is made out- ting ability. happen not to enjoy the first takes time to learn to appreci- life. amaze us. Your response to the famine in Red Cross for African relief will Ethiopia and Africa has helped be put to work in the most the Canadian Red Cross raise effective way. over 6.3 million dollars for relief. Your generosity has been Over 5.7 million has been matched amazing. You make us proud to Tower Lounge by the Federal Government to be the Canadian Red Cross. The Art of Flirting give us a combined total in excess of 12 million dollars. That's an by Raman Job ask a man out. Men have Sad eyes are a bit more dif- phone them at home should Thursday, October 16 accomplishment we can all be always been the ones to initiate ficult she says. there be any changes in class proud of — but it's not enough. "Seduction is to entice or relationships. They've been "Tuck your chin down schedules. 12 noon to 1 p.m. The sad fact is, that the crisis lead astray. Flirtation is sim- very honest in saying they have toward your chest, bring your McLachlan gives advice on is far from over. Each day, the ply to behave in an amorous a problem with this. It's the lips to a slight pout and raise how to greet someone for the drought turns more and more of The Canadian manner." women who hold back and your eyes up toward your first time. the land to desert. Today, the Red Cross Society So says Adele McLachlan, sometimes don't want to upper eyelashes." "Let's say you see a famine has spread to 27 African who for the past five months admit they need help in this For the convenience of beautiful girl in a bar. Now, countries, leaving 150 million Withyour help has been helping Winnipegers area." students learning to mimic every guy who's hit on her has people faced with the grim rediscover the lost art of flir- McLachlan says there is McLachlan's fetching facial told her she looks good. Why prospect of starvation. ting. Director of Winnipeg's hope for both men and women contortions, Learn To Flirt's not be original and compli- So, while we ask you to dig there is hope. Learn To Flirt franchise, because flirtation is something classroom is mirrored and ment her on her hair, her even deeper, we do so offering McLachlan, 43, says flirting, that can be learned and most of the work is done in dress, or her smile? Even our thanks, and our assurance which should come naturally, mastered through practise. pairs. The Winnipeg branch is something simple like 'Look I that every dollar you give the is not a simple task for most In the first classroom exer- part of an international chain don't have any good lines but I people. cise she teaches her students originally developed in Florida sure would like to get to know That's why her students pay the techniques of eye contact. in 1982 by two women, a fas- you.' works." Editor-in-Chief Annette Martin $99 for four and one-half These include "dreamy eyes" hion buyer and a journalist. Other tips — don't be afraid Bruce Benson — very sexy, she says — The News Editor hours of instruction in the sub- local Learn To Flirt has to strike up a conversation if Mireille Dacquay ject. Among the topics "sparkly eyes", and even "sad been in business since June of Entertainment Editor you're a woman; don't be Karen Murray, Roger Procyk covered in the three sessions eyes". McLachlan this year. afraid to cross your legs if Production are eye contact, body explains how to achieve the McLachlan says people flirt you're a man; never make Brian Pelletier language, greetings, com- dreamy-eyed look. for many reasons; to play references to the Zodiac; and The Projector is written and compiled every two pliments, and how to cope "First, you tilt your head games, to communicate, to don't turn around to close the weeks by Red River students for Red River with rejection. back, close your eyes, and reach a sexual goal, or just for door when walking into a students. If you have any comments regarding "For most people, the big- think of something romantic. the fun of it. Is there such a room full of people, keep the paper, please contact us in Trailer 'IC next gest problem is just getting up Make believe you're on a thing as a compulsive flirt? looking ahead and push the the nerve to approach beach at sunset, waiting for an "Probably. We even get door closed behind you. If to the student parking lot. somebody," she says. attractive man or woman. married people who want to your advances are rejected, "As you know, coldness changes rain into snow just as Her students range in age Concentrate on that for a few rekindle the spark in their don't take it personally. warm hellos change strangers into friends." — ET from 20 to 65; eight out of 10 minutes, bring your head for- marriages." "It could be that the other are men. ward and open your eyes and Some of her married person had a rotten day at the "Until recently, it was they should have that glassy, students, however, make it a office or a bad day at school. almost taboo for a woman to dreamy look to them." point to ask her never to It's not always you." Monday, October 6, 1986 Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 7 Page 6 Features What The Fluff? by Del Margolis We're into the second double take. The three culprits (they steal to do a fine job of it, with his with their slippers one day last month of school. By now Yes — the silly slippers. our attention) are all advertis- tiger feet slippers, bear claw week, but decided "Nah. you've probably become used Well that 's what I call them. ing art students. Fred Martin slippers, and another pair that They're not ready for it." to some things that struck you You probably have your own is a second year ad art who ap- might be little piggies. So I Referring of course to us, the Foreign Beach Bums as strange just a few weeks private name or expression parently started the trend. Ac- won't spoil his fun with impressionable student body. ago. But there's at least three that you utter every time a pair cording to one of Fred's anymore free publicity. Charge admits that she does things, or rather, three pairs of of furry feet pads down a teachers, Fred delights in com- Sandra Charge is a first year get a lot of curious looks and things that still make you do a hallway in your line of vision. manding attention. He seems ad art with pink elephant slip- comments about her slippers. pers. Lucky Sandra. She even But for the most part, the named them — Pink Gouache. comments come the days she That's a kind of paint she doesn't wear them. Influence uses. Christine Wheatley, also Usually, Charge says she a first year, has polar bear dresses to suit her mood. "If slippers named Xacto. That's I'm in a funny mood, I'll wear by Mireille Dacquay side the United States or my slippers. But if I'm really Canada doesn't mean it won't a knife. That's deep. No, no, the two of them said they tired and in a bad mood, People love to watch be produced in English. wanted to call their slippers there's no way I'm gonna wear movies. It's one of the most Once you have breached the them. I don't want anybody well-documented facts of something from their art sup- language barrier, you can plies. Makes sense, I suppose, looking at me." modern times. If it were not, begin to enjoy the merits of a Charge hinted that Dennis then the first backroom in some warped way, seeing as good foreign film. Most of all, they spend most of their time Pankiw, ad art department nickelodeon wouldn't have such a film provides you with head, had expressed disap- swelled into the vast theatrical working with those supplies. an outlook on a different Charge and Wheatley are proval of the slippers. empire that it is. culture. You are presented Pankiw refused comment, It also stands to reason that class representatives. "We with a new way of going about think wearing the slippers adds saying only that he had said it as North Americans we have a normal day. Customs and all to the students. When been exposed primarily to a little more fun to the day," mannerisms are unfamiliar. said Charge. She added that pressed, he allowed that "One North American films. Yet The way people think and feel of the things we're trying to there is a whole world of Annette Tremble focusing on beach bums. the three-hour classes "get to about things can be profound- you after awhile". teach them (students), besides movies that the majority of ly different from your own. all about advertising and this extensive audience doesn't Charge said she and You may argue that you the weather, shed their Wheatley were going to wear drawing, is a professional atti- acknowledge. That is the have seen a North American by Kraft Hunter The photographers arri- inhabitations and went for a their Oktoberfest hats along tude." realm of foreign films. film based on how things are ved later. They didn't waste anytime setting up their quick dip. And a quicker Noon Yes, I know. Say "foreign in England, France or Ger- The objective was to film" and there immediately many, but the outlook on remove Advertising Art and props and clicking their moon. Applied Photography stud- shutters. springs to mind a worn out these places is almost sure to Other students kept stereotype of some snooty type be distorted. It can be much ents from Red River for a One photog used the sand day. dunes to create and ad in the themselves on the run as sitting around the theatre in more interesting to view a well. It seems there was Hour ref old tweeds and a hand-carved small bit of a foreign culture To have them draw, French Foreign Legion set- photograph and mutilate the ting. some confusion over the pipe. That is not so, and a through the eyes of someone camouflaged restrooms. quick look around any theatre scenes at Grand Beach. The You know "Gum, Gum". who is part of that culture. Even after being continually featuring a foreign film will Through such a film you can following is a summary of The day was typical of what occurred on Friday, Manitoba. The wind being told, "Its behind those Entertainment tell you that all sorts of people expose yourself to new values trees" or "Its right there", enjoy them. If these people untouched by the same old September 27th. the most disruptive element, would have any one thing in Upon arrival the ad art blowing sand, props and did they finally understand point of view. that the great outdoors is common, it must be that they The second point of merit of students with pencils in hand paper. all had a desire to see a dif- began drawing everything in When the sun did appear, also a giant restroom, a foreign film is tied in with without the fancy plumbing. ferent kind of movie at one the first. It will tend not to sight. Including the occas- so did the swimming trunks. time or another. Since then, sional passerby, who would Swimming trunks? Yes there (No names have been used have the element of to protect their futures.) they have discovered the overproduction associated hold still for a quick sketch. were two people who brave merits of foreign films. with Hollywood movies. Wally Larson Admittedly an unfamiliar Many of these films do not de- Canada,you language can cause problems pend on special effects and Foreign films deserve more foreign film you see, don't ate something with which you but most films showing in Dolby sound to make it in- attention than just taking a assume that they are all the are not familiar. But then Winnipeg have English sub- teresting, but concentrate on a chance on a weeknight dis- same. A movie is as distinct as that's the way it is with so Jazz Band titles or dubbing. Of course, better storyline and strong ac- count. However, if you should the country it came from. It many of the finer things in just because film is made out- ting ability. happen not to enjoy the first takes time to learn to appreci- life. amaze us. Your response to the famine in Red Cross for African relief will Ethiopia and Africa has helped be put to work in the most the Canadian Red Cross raise effective way. over 6.3 million dollars for relief. Your generosity has been Over 5.7 million has been matched amazing. You make us proud to Tower Lounge by the Federal Government to be the Canadian Red Cross. The Art of Flirting give us a combined total in excess of 12 million dollars. That's an by Raman Job ask a man out. Men have Sad eyes are a bit more dif- phone them at home should Thursday, October 16 accomplishment we can all be always been the ones to initiate ficult she says. there be any changes in class proud of — but it's not enough. "Seduction is to entice or relationships. They've been "Tuck your chin down schedules. 12 noon to 1 p.m. The sad fact is, that the crisis lead astray. Flirtation is sim- very honest in saying they have toward your chest, bring your McLachlan gives advice on is far from over. Each day, the ply to behave in an amorous a problem with this. It's the lips to a slight pout and raise how to greet someone for the drought turns more and more of The Canadian manner." women who hold back and your eyes up toward your first time. the land to desert. Today, the Red Cross Society So says Adele McLachlan, sometimes don't want to upper eyelashes." "Let's say you see a famine has spread to 27 African who for the past five months admit they need help in this For the convenience of beautiful girl in a bar. Now, countries, leaving 150 million Withyour help has been helping Winnipegers area." students learning to mimic every guy who's hit on her has people faced with the grim rediscover the lost art of flir- McLachlan says there is McLachlan's fetching facial told her she looks good. Why prospect of starvation. ting. Director of Winnipeg's hope for both men and women contortions, Learn To Flirt's not be original and compli- So, while we ask you to dig there is hope. Learn To Flirt franchise, because flirtation is something classroom is mirrored and ment her on her hair, her even deeper, we do so offering McLachlan, 43, says flirting, that can be learned and most of the work is done in dress, or her smile? Even our thanks, and our assurance which should come naturally, mastered through practise. pairs. The Winnipeg branch is something simple like 'Look I that every dollar you give the is not a simple task for most In the first classroom exer- part of an international chain don't have any good lines but I people. cise she teaches her students originally developed in Florida sure would like to get to know the techniques of eye contact. That's why her students pay in 1982 by two women, a fas- you.' works." Editor-in-Chief Annette Martin $99 for four and one-half These include "dreamy eyes" hion buyer and a journalist. Other tips — don't be afraid Bruce Benson hours of instruction in the sub- — very sexy, she says — The local Learn To Flirt has News Editor to strike up a conversation if Entertainment Editor Mireille Dacquay ject. Among the topics "sparkly eyes", and even "sad been in business since June of you're a woman; don't be covered in the three sessions eyes". McLachlan this year. Production Karen Murray, Roger Procyk afraid to cross your legs if Brian Pelletier are eye contact, body explains how to achieve the McLachlan says people flirt you're a man; never make language, greetings, com- dreamy-eyed look. for many reasons; to play references to the Zodiac; and The Projector is written and compiled every two pliments, and how to cope "First, you tilt your head games, to communicate, to don't turn around to close the weeks by Red River students for Red River with rejection. back, close your eyes, and reach a sexual goal, or just for door when walking into a students. If you have any comments regarding "For most people, the big- think of something romantic. the fun of it. Is there such a room full of people, keep the paper, please contact us in Trailer `IC next gest problem is just getting up Make believe you're on a thing as a compulsive flirt? looking ahead and push the the nerve to approach beach at sunset, waiting for an "Probably. We even get door closed behind you. If to the student parking lot somebody," she says. attractive man or woman. married people who want to your advances are rejected, "As you know, coldness changes rain into snow just as Her students range in age Concentrate on that for a few rekindle the spark in their don't take it personally. warm hellos change strangers into friends." — ET from 20 to 65; eight out of 10 minutes, bring your head for- marriages." "It could be that the other are men. ward and open your eyes and Some of her married person had a rotten day at the "Until recently, it was they should have that glassy, students, however, make it a office or a bad day at school. almost taboo for a woman to dreamy look to them." point to ask her never to It's not always you."

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THE HANDCRAFTS CMOR breaks THAT Fiction CHANGE THE WORLD away from On the Dock traditional format by C. R. Procyk only tell that it was a man in "Dad, I have to pee, Dad. I shirt sleeves. I imagined him have to pee." by Melanie Last business administration stu- lot of the courses. voice tests. escaping from the too small The urge was upon her in an Heavy as the metal may be dent. Last year she was a DJ The DJ's have complete Roberts said she felt bad I took my first cup of coffee apartment, and the too small instant. We pulled her pants and light as the rock; there's on CMOR. In May, she was control over what music they about the students not being When you see Red Cross and went down to the dock. kitchen with his too shrill down quickly and sat her in going to be more to CMOR hired as program manager and play. That means if one DJ called back but she did the best crafts and toys on sale. The river was placid and the woman going on about the too the air out over the side of the this year than the top ten over in June promoted to her pre- has a fondness for rap music, she could considering the time you have a chance to Sunday morning traffic many bills. He hunched his dock. wouldn't begin for at least and over. sent position of station the beat will go on for one she had. She didn't know the change the world. Pro- shoulders forward and "Don't drop me in the river, manager. another hour. I sat down on brought his hands together in hour a week, like it or not. procedure taken in previous ceeds from the volunteer- Dad." She wasn't nervous or Now that game of pool in Roberts spent the summer in years. my beat up old lawn chair and front of his forward tilted scared, she was just giving me The Cave and the stroll her little room in The Cave. This term's DJ's were Roberts said that if the made creations are used looked across the water. The face. Ahhh, that first instructions. through the halls will be ac- She was paid full-time to selected during the first two students had wanted the spots in third world nations and decrepit red brick apartment cigarette. I could almost feel companied by interviews with organize the station, set up the weeks of classes. Last year's they would have queried about domestically to promote ••• block was flattered by the him exhaling in quiet ectasy I reassured her anyway, visiting bands, possible corn- year's format and sort finest were given the choice their application process health education and self- sunlight just breaking over the as, for a moment, all his cares "No, no my girl, I'd never edy, sports spots, the un- records. spots this year. Roberts earlier. She was looking for sufficiency. When you buy elm trees on my side of the were cast adrift like so much drop you." disputed CMOR countdown Over the summer Roberts announced the need for DJ's people who showed the initi- a gift, make it count. Buy river and, from my side, the smoke on the fresh autumn I thought about my on Fridays and Conway & also contacted a hundred at orientation and after that it ative. Red Cross Creations and place looked a lot better than air. He dropped his hands to cigarette-smoking soul mate the slum I knew it to be. watching our pantomime from Loretta. possible advertisers. She said was first-come, first-served. Sally Solomon, applied arts change the world. his pockets and gazed out onto This year's station manager CMOR has all the potential Potential candidates were representative at student coun- I had been over there not the water. across the river, smiling to Doren Roberts has big plans for advertising and should do selected by personality and a cil said CMOR needs a written long ago and had found it Just then my daughter came himself, knowing for sure now for CMOR. In additon to all more with it. Roberts hopes to voice test. mandate to follow in hiring fetid and close. It smelled of down the stairs, with "Hi, that my three-year-old was a the other new features He begin a sales campaign soon The first-come, first-served DJ's so this sort of thing garbage and diapers and Dad", and insinuated her girl child; an anecdote to share wants to implement give-away with her DJ's out knocking on policy had a group of second doesn't occur. She intends to poverty. But I'd often thought warm body onto my lap. with his woman, to soften her contests and a country music advertisers' doors. year creative communications bring it up at the next meeting. that if I had to live in a slum , "Can I have a sip of your just a little; a little bit of love hour because, as she says, we The DJ's on CMOR come students angry. The students In the meantime CMOR will The Canadian I'd probably choose that one. coffee, Dad?" offered, received, shared. have all those country records from all over the college. said they filled out an applica- continue to entertain the halls Red Cross Society For it overlooked the river and I cuddled her as she took "I'm finished, Dad." and we're going to use them. Roberts says she has a collec- tion on the second day of class of Red River with a diversified Assistance International .11 anything that overlooked the small sips. Though her hair I put !-Ier back down on the '‘ 4. • river had the potential for still smelled of shampoo, she'd dock and helped her pull the Roberts is a second year tion of DJ's that represent a and were never called back for format. and Domestic Programme Till it tranquil moments and healing already managed to get her zipper up again. And then, 110 4i I Ste fj 14 WI S possibilities. hands to the pre-grubby stage. because I'd had the gift of a As I sipped my perked cof- She squirmed on my knee and better education than my own, John Coates entertains students at Beer Bash. iCr .14'Si t& C 6 Alb et■ toe es o;n • ar •1!:. a • fee in the silence of the morn- I caught myself thinking about parents, I said to her out loud, er• x. ing, a figure came out onto a how boundlessly I loved this "I love you, my girl." Red River third floor balcony. I could little creature. "I love you too, Dad." Watch I. Watch its grow — day by day, Booze Cruise this is where we learn how to make hay! 2. Don't park there! says old smokie Sunday, Oct 19/86 DOA bites into "read the signs" or it is the pokey. 3. From the instructor a list we took 10:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. and then to a line for one book. 4. Watch us rush in, on top of the sod. River Rouge Hey — this door is missing a knob! Big Apple 5. We have a class — then a break. tickets $2.00 at Time for coffee or smoke to take. the S.A. office 6. Free drinks and wiener on a bun. Kinda diffr'unt out in the sun. Come out for the final booze cruise of the year 7. The sound was high. the parking tight. by Gaylene K. Dempsey Business-wise the deal is just Do it again — the price was right! DOA, Vancouver's own about right for a band of megadecibel minstrels, recen- DOA's background. It's about 8. Gotta close her down — it's starting to rain! tly signed a five year multi- halfway between an indepen- hafta study now. We'll do this again. CMOR's Top 20 Albums album deal with New York's dent deal and a major label Profile records. deal. DOA makes the records John H. Graphic Arts LW TW ARTIST ALBUM Profile is well known as the way they want, with Pro- being one of the top indepen- file providing the cash, pro- 1 VARIOUS ARTISTS Stand By Me Soundtrack dent labels in the music in- motion, and distribution. • 2 Cyndi Lauper True Colors dustry with several singles cur- DOA is in the studio putting 3 Talking Heads True Stories rently on the Billboard Top the finishing touches on their Indians, The Warrior were sung with as much conviction TOASTMASTERS 4 Belinda Carlisle Belinda 10. DOA are now label-mates upcoming album, and in the with Run DMC; Paul Hard- midst of their cross-Canada as BTO's classic Takin' Care THE NOVA VOCE (NEW VOICE) 8 5 Huey Lewis & the News Fore castle, Boys Don't Cry, and "True, Strong, and Free" of Business and Lumberjack 2 6 54.40 54.40 even Motorhead. tour. City. Meetings: Monday, 4:45 — 6:15 p.m. 7 Billy Idol To be a Lover (12inch) After stunning a capacity Last weekend during two New drummer Jon Card Federated Co-operatives Limited audience at New York's New Winnipeg shows at Well- newly conscribed from 1615 King Edward Street 1 8 Idle Eyes Love's Imperfections Music Seminar earlier this ingtons and the Cotton Club, Edmonton's SNFU, and once

.1■■• (right across from R.R.C.C.) 9 Eddie Money Can't Hold Back year, the band found them- DOA demonstrated that after described by Free Press 10 David Bowie Magic Dance selves being wined and dined more than eight years reviewer Frain Cory as "one Whatever your goals in life may be, your together, they still have the of the four or five greatest by no fewer than six major success depends on your ability to com- 9 11 Jermaine Stewart Frantic Romantic record companies. stamina, guts, and musician- hard rock drummers in the — 12 Neil Young Landing on Water "We went with Profile ship that sells out show after world", lived up to his reputa- municate. Toastmasters could be just what 10 13 Steve Winwood Back in the High Life because they have demon- show in this city. tion on skins. you need to improve that ability. DOA showed all once again 17 14 Timbuk 3 Greetings from Timbuk3 strated an ability to promote Keighley and guitar cohorts and support records outside Dave Gregg and Brian Goble (for the third time in less than If you would like to find out more about 6 15 Bananarama True Confessions the music industry gave the crowds what they a year) why they are among the new Toastmesters club right here in your 16 The B-52's Bouncing off the Satellite mainstream," said lead wanted — a bit of the old mix- the select few groups of their area, please contact: former hardcore status 17 Sigue Sigue Spitnuk 21st Century Boy guitarist and vocalist Joe ed with a little of the new, all 633-8950 ext. 221 or 242, Keighley. "Profile picked up of it steeped in their typically (Husker Du, The Replace- 18 R.E.M . Life's Rich Pageant immediately on our vision of a socially conscious attitude. ments, etc.) to gain the respect between 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 19 Madonna True Blue Rock Rennaissance and the Songs about South Africa, and support that comes with a 5 20 Tina Turner Typical Male potential for DOA's music." Ready to Explode, the Haida major recording label. Photo by: Tuan Chu

IP/ Monday, October 6, 1986 Page 11 Page 10 Monday, October 6, 1986 • Letter to the Editor Classifieds Cladeboye, Gimli, Wpg. Orders for ONLY 14 Beef A four hour course, approved Sony WM-7200 AM/FM Beach, Selkirk students: Call relations practice, if a docu- WANTED Square Cut Chucks, grade Al by the Canadian Heart Foun- Stereo Cassette, recording This is in response to the let- inquired as to why the Stu- these paid-for spots as workers, like in any other 1-757-2181 to reduce transpor- Super Walkman. Recharge- organization. ment of information is prov- - Al steer, price $1.29 lb or dation, designed to teach: ter in your September 22 issue dents' Association has reserv- "privileged" is both inac- tation costs. CPR, choking techniques, able NI-cad battery and curate and laughable. They are In regard to my comment in ided without a source name, it WANTED . . . all sizes for all $2.84 Kg, average wt. 50 lbs or of The Projector, entitled ed parking spots, they would 22.6 Kgs. Cut-wrapped & "Conscious and Unconsci- charger, auto reverse have received logical and simply a necessity and if you the article "Booze Down The is considered "Black Pro- ages, male baseball uniforms. "Three Cheers For Tim". Child and Family Services of frozen included. Cut Oct. 14th ous" and the main causes of play/record, MDR head- I find it difficult responding legitimate reasons for them. became involved with the S.A. Tubes", you imply that the paganda" and quickly Fatherly asperations of a ma- statement is ambiguous. The disregarded. In my opinion jor league baseball player. Call Central Winnipeg is presently to 24th. First come, first serv- child death. Course is offered phones, one year warranty and to a letter in which the Meetings inside and outside committees and activities you Thurs., Nov. 13th at 6:00 to more ... more... the college involving the would realize this. Merriam-Webster Dictionary your letter clearly suits this Don at 632-2473. Anytime. recruiting volunteers. There ed. Phone Ray or Lou at ext. author's name is not provided. are a number of positions that 216 RRCC, or 632-2216, or 10:00 p.m. and Sat., Nov. Never been used! ! ! $250.00 Neverthless, I will allow executive, full-time employees I would also like to respond defines ambiguous as: "cap- label. able of being understood in One must always remember HELP!!! Car/gas pool needed need to be filled. Please con- come to Room BB-17 across 22nd at 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 tel: 783-3801 after 5:00 p.m. myself the liberty of giving this and other staff mean that we to specific remarks made by from Prairie Room. p.m. For further information are often in transit to and "Author X". One sentence more than one way". I see no that words are meaningless if by student on Hwy. 9. Call tact Child and Family Services unknown scribe the pseudo- of Central Winnipeg at and to register contact the nym of "Author X". from the college. The business implied that the S.A. executive ambiguity in this statement at you will not stand to defend Barb: 1-757-2181. all, unless your dictionary them. 945-5061. Northwest Child and Family YWCA at 943-0381 at Colony The letter from "Author of scrambling in and out of the and myself are all, and I Services Agency is urgently and Ellice. X", while a novel attempt at parking lot would mean being quote, "buddies". Now isn't offers another definition. I lip Staltslics Statistque Tim Deighton Canada Canada seeking committed sarcasm, is a fine example of late for appointments and this a grand conclusion (see: Above all "Author X", I Red River Community ANNOUNCEMENT Public Relations Director, community-minded persons or Are you tired of wasting inference without substantia- missing even more class time. Assumption)? May I point out question the validity of your College Needs Volunteers your spare time? Looking for letter and its content. In public RRCC Students' Association families who are able to give tion. If this person would have Therefore, your labelling of to you now that we are co- Red River Community Col- some of their time to work something interesting and Writing lege needs volunteers to assist challenging? Want to do some Nursing Club Bake Sale with children or families in the October 10th, 1986 from 11:00 students who are learning Northwest district. Get involv- public speaking and use your English as a second language. leadership skills? Then TIME a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in the a paper ed in your community by call- hallway by the Buffalo Use your time in a produc- OUT is for you. TIME OUT is ing the Volunteer Coordinator cafeteria. tive and rewarding way by at 945-8209. a volunteer consumer infor- or doing helping newcomers to Win- mation program that gives you nipeg. You can increase your "Music for Fun and Profit" the opportunity to make the the Scavenger Hunt Beer Bash research? knowledge of other countries, most of your free time, with Sculpture by John Groves at Garry Robertson is accepting develop skills and gain prac- up-to-date presentations on ACE*ART, 24-221 McDermot tical work experience. flexible applications from individuals Ave., October 7th to 18th. Findin9 & Using as "Masters of Ceremonies". consumer issues TIME OUT time commitments are Work is part-time mostly Fri- volunteers help Manitobans StatiniCS, a 60-page available. become better informed, more Susan Barton Tait booklet from Statistics Canada. will To volunteer, please call day & Saturday evenings. Car A Garden for Contemplation Friday, October 17 required. All training provid- confident shoppers. guide you to almost any economic Barbara Dixon, VESLS pro- Help yourself and your Gallery 1.1.1., School of Art, or social data you seek. ed. Call Debbie at 237-8444. gram at 957-1031 between 9 - community. Put your spare University of Manitoba, Sept. Cost: $1 to cover handling. 11 a.m., Monday to Friday. time to good use, take TIME 28 to Oct. 22. The Hunt: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For your copy. visit or write OUT, call Volunteer Program Advisory Services Women's Health Clinic Manager Ardith McGeown at: The Bash: 3:30 to 7 p.m. Statistics Canada 945-4421 Arthur Meighen Building is seeking women interested in Services Election speeches for student 25 St. Clair Avenue East becoming Birth Control and council will be held October 9 Toronto, Ontario unplanned pregnancy A four hour certification Tickets for the bash are $5.00/each, M4T 1M4 at noon in the Tower Lounge. counsellors. Training begins at course, approved by the Cana- FOR SALE and go on sale at the A.T.O. Booth, the end of September. Please dian Heart Foundation, on the Red River Community Col- contact Co-ordinator of life saving technique of arti- SKIING!!! Bust Loose lege's annual Scavenger Hunt Tuesday, October 14th at 4:00 p.m. H Canad3 Volunteers at 947-1517 by ficial heart/lung circulation. Holidays presents Jackson will be held Friday, October September 22, 1986. The course includes manual Hole '86. Dec 27 - Jan 3. 17. Fill in the enclosed entry * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * and award. Course is offered Price $379.00 CND. includes form after selecting your 10 Thurs., Oct. 16th at 6:00 to transportation, accom., lift team members, and drop it off 10:00 p.m. and. Sat., Nov. 1st tickets, and much more. For at the S.A. office, room 1st Prize $300.00 Scavenger Hunt Entry Form The Projector welcomes all at 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For more info phone Guy at DM-20. Entries will be accep- further information and to 888-0325. ted up till the day of the Hunt. 2nd Prize 100.00 stories, features, cartoons, register contact the YWCA at Item lists can be picked up at 9 photographs from any person, or 943-0381 at Colony and Ellice. Catch the wave RAWCHAAA a.m. in the Tower Lounge on 3rd Prize 50.00 * TEAM NAME: "Electronic Shopping" - is the 17th for the start of the from any area in the college. Poise Solitude for the soul & beauty here in the PEG! Top com- Hunt. Collect your items dur- your pens and submit your articles for your art . . . for informa- puter/electronics bodes - dis- ing the day and bring them to TEAM CAPTAIN: tion about a "working vaca- count prices try it . . . 24 the front of the South Gym by to Trailer K, 632-2479. tion" on a Northern Manitoba hrs/dy, 7 dy/wk VOICE/- 5 p.m. sharp! In the Projector TEAM MEMBERS STUDENT NUMBER COU E island. Write: Box 2953, Wpg. MODEM 1200/300 hard, 8 is a list of rules and regulations The Hunt Rules R3C 4B5. bits . . . 888-0498. and the entry form. Enter 1. Teams to consist of 10 male/female members. soon. Dwarf Show Rabbits 2. Team Captain is responsible for registering his 1 Netherland Dwarfs 2 lbs. full The Wally Larson Jazz Band team on Friday, October 17, 1986, at 9:00 a.m. in grown, Holland Lops 3 lbs. will jazz up your noon hour in the Tower Lounge, Building C. full grown. Phone: 888-2515 the Tower Lounge on October after 5:00 p.m. 3. An official Scavenger Hunt List will be issued at 2 FREE WANT ADS 16th from 12 till 1 p.m. the registration.

4. The Scavenger Hunt List contains 50 items: 35 3 S. We have aspirations of a full page classified section items are required for the team to qualify for every issue. To place an ad, PRINT (very legibly) your (L-: e UOU Ccik) 0\ prizes. Note: if all teams collect less than 35 items, name, phone number, and your message on a clean the figure will be adjusted. 4 piece of paper. Next, drop it off in The Projector Box, CiAk ciceN 0 R 5. Only the 10 team members are allowed to collect located just inside the Students' Association (S.A.) the "stuff". S. C7 5 S. office, Room DM-20. 6. After collecting the "stuff", the team or team RcAN \n QQ7 representatives must sign in at the South Gym All ads are subject to parking lot entrance on October 17th at 5:00 p.m. 6 sharp. All "stuff" is counted there. S. editing for questionable 7. Collect what is listed, no substitute "stuff". content. 8. The team collecting the most "stuff" will be 7 S. declared the Scavenger Hunt Champions for 1986. Prize money will be given out the following week. S. 8 9. The Students' Association is NOT responsible for S. any troubles you may run into while obtaining S. S. these articles either inside or outside the college. 9 10. You ARE responsible to remove all articles from S. the premises immediately after completion of the "Hunt" and its judging. 10 S. 11. In the event of any discrepancy of certain items, the final decision on acceptance will be up to the ete. 74 itt'v rt k. Program Co-ordinator, Steve Maitland, or in his If you are going to "The Scavenger Hunt Beer Bash", imp absence the Business Manager, Don Hillman. why not join a team and have some fun for the whole day! 114 Good-Luck and have lots of fun! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t