Association Will Perform
In Fieldhouse On Sunday
,.
"1be Auociation," one o f
the top Ameriean rock and roll
lrDU~, wUI PrHentaconcert o n
Sun~y II 8 p.m. in the
fleldhoute.
hit ~do lntersperwd with bit.
of ..t lrieal humor.
The i r debu t u
''Th e
AMoc:iaUon" wu in Nov. of
1965 at • nl1hl ch•b calkd the
I Uillr , Jim Y" ter on rh ythm
Mary" In May oftha followinl
Ramo& o n lotad 1 ultar and Terry
appund
T he 1l:l yount men hne
rKOrded ouc:h hlta u "Aion1
Come. Muy," "No Fair At All,"
"Chulah," "Windy," "Nevoer My
Love" and thrir current hit , "Si:~~
MonBand."
T o date,...,.., .--ds and
their alb11mo h.,.e been aw1rded
11old recordl b)' the rcwrdint
industry,
On 1ta1e the 1\.uocil.tion
ore.ento rnutical re\'lewoftheir
BUhop Show, !t.. Smothen
Bro then Co~y' Hour and
otiMn.
They wer. the tint rock
m~!:~upR!.comJ;:!.of~ -~C:t H~l~ ..::: ~~~;··~..:.:;
~;:he~~~- C:nle ;:!-:wi.!~ ~~-The
,•
: ..._
t,• .
Auoe lation"
on
IIK:h
haa
lllerillon
~:~:::::•. •• .,m..... , Caraon
~~~;.:..:.·
..~:.~·••.w;:=;
Tonl1ht Show, t he
"THE ASSOCIATION," one o f Americo's l~ding
ro<k ond roll g roups, w ill be performing In conQI!rl
on Sundc:ry 0 1 8 p . m . In th11 fieldhouse. The group
hos been oworded five gold records' lndudif'g "Cher-
Ish.'' Titkels fo1 The performonce ore ovoiloble ot
t he desk o f the Ul'live~lily Cel'lter. Prices o re $3.50,
$3.25 ond $3.00.
Joe)'
~~~=~~.::e ~~Pi:.' A~~.~~
In 1967, they w~re no~
the numher one pop rock
TffOI'din81•oup,
The I TOIIp hu abo bftn
aw1 r ded 1i1 Gr1mmy
nomin1tion1.
Tldeq for t he JN'tforma nce
u e n.U.ble at the Unlverslly
Center ~- Ruerwd ~at. on
the roeklhow.e noor are Sli.W,
front
half b~aeher seat.& are
wsu
$3:25 and bo.ck half b!.ache"
•
1 ,.. $3
Tlci.eu will elw be IOid 11
the door if any rrm~~in Uno
ticket. are ld t, atandini room
only tickeu will be .old on the
nightofthepnformance.
Ruropl ex C't'
I leS
Have Toll Free Phone
,
Telephone numbeu have
been aaltned in M1r1hfield,
l'o'itroNin Rapid. and Wa1111U10
p«so111 In thOM citieo o::.n 'c•U
WI 1 con 1 in
S t 1 t e
Unlfeully·-8te.-eno Point on 1
to \lf""'._...,_
The I)'Uem went Into errect
Au~ust 19,
Numbt'ra, by oommunity,
ue : Mar1hfle ld, 387·25 19;
W•uuu, 846-?376 ; and
1\'iscvnlin Rapid., 424 ·2351.
Only the Wausau telephone
buok liola the number, l,illln~~S
forth<!O\hrr citlelwenttopteu
b efore the number~ "'ere
Jubilee •n~~~::~;.t)'
S
et For
Drey f us Pan s
..,....... ,.m.>loood•'"'""''
Senate
I Seventy-Five Dynamic
Satu rd a Y •
Democracy Rule u.:'!:••~~:::.. ~:7.';,. ::. ;,';: ::::,
~::::;.;·.~::::~·~:::,~~:·..~;
Will Discuss
:::::~·:=.-, ;•:,;:; ,::;.::;:
Years Selected As Theme
SDS Ban
,. u
Pre.idMt l#e
Sherman Oreyf"o uid the 11~1
w ill be uoed to conduct
unlvcrolty buolneM between 7
Fr1Wry, 1'hio;willallowpeopleto
ronllct eithf'r membero of the
'l'he 'fint Stud<•nt So:nale
n>Hlinl o f the 11168-69 l<'hool
year ""ill be held at 6 :30 p.m.
tonl1ht, In tiM! Van Hioe Room
o ftt... Unlvoersity Center.
The main topic: of d iscu.Mion
will conC'ttn the Board o f
Re,..nuban on SDS dlaptersln
the WSU oyat.nt, WIIUam L.utx,
faeulty adrisor to SDS, will be
prewnl.
Th• 11udent body is lnril.ed
topartieipatelnthedi.sc...o.ionl
b<oforetheS..nate,
Saxons
Entertain
In Grid
Applicatioou fur n.,.t and
qu""n compet hlonwlll beput in
each otp ni·. ..,tion mail box and
more coplea will be ..-.ilable at
the information deak if nHdll!d.
T h e queen campai•n r uiN,
parade ruhs, and parade route
&re 11 follow1:
l , Ailent.,rln&floatamust be
dC$IIP>ed and built by ITM'mbers
o r the aubmittln• ..-.,.nl:ut lon.
Non·.....,mben may be oonoultPd,
but nuy not take an activ., part
in tiM Ck!l.itnlnc o r buildin• of
theOoat ,
2. A oket ch of the propo...d
hon'M'«<mlnt: nOflt must be
1ubmitted to t he homecomin(
panrde oommittM In e&re of
S pecia l E venla Commiltlle,
Uniftrsll)' CentK, OG""'time
bet..,·een l~nt&day,S.ptember
18, 1968, and Wednl'ldly,
Oeto ber 2, 1968. 1beapprov.-d
aketdlwill bt>llilll!td end kept
on file with the panrde
committee, 10 keep a arbon
ropyforyowaelf.Anydniatlon
from the appro~ed pion unieM
The Su o n1 and Compan~. a O~'..d by the P~de oommiltlle
'":C...'!~;;~~
folk·b•.'oq".e tr~, ha.-r . bren ;~~r '':'.:'..1:.,hln wi11
•P~"."'In•chtl)' rnt~Gri-dlron within 24 hours,
and
any
=~~:e~::;::~:~~i;:::~~ ~::~~e!'O: 0~~;::
;~£:"'·~:~;:~o:!~~~~:;: r~f£!':"~~~:~~;k~~~ ':;:
t:e
~!~r~ tl::h~adh:;;:~i:: ~~
pll)'tlhlrJ16ic:hord.
I
A. Nlme of orpniutiOI\
B. Nameoandphone numben
MO:~~~';PP~;.,'~~ w~10 1~,~;•h1. of~~~~:tlon
own comed)' monolocue durina
thtprQ(ram,
This type o f prQ(ramminc is
1omethln1 nc:w fo r t hi l
uniwrllty accordins t o RobHt
8111~h, Uniuuity Ctnlfr
PI"C!Jnm direetor,
8111eh uld t he u niwnhy 1o
rettinllo p ... tertalnment befont
of orcaniut ion
buoldonc
D. Dimemlona
.,;, Wordin1 to appear o n n0111
F. Divillon ent~rOO-i,e, n~ale
or female
4. The two di•ilion1 for flo1t
judain11h11l be male 1nd female.
Any oo.cl orpnlutiona •hall be
iudt:edinlhe maledivision.
~..: ::.:::, :;:.:~· n•me 1nd is "'d:;,an~":::-.:~~~u:..:~
Faculty Will
Hold Meeting
t r. .
The rac:llltywill hold
t
meetlnl or tha )'tlr on
Thwaday, Oct. 10. Th., mHtinc
~':~~t:r~ 12$l ofthe
:::;~r
.· Deadlin1e
,.. l.s Sunday
I
AU ..-relt-end MWI
u-tldll m 111t be In the Polntu
ofnc. by 8 pm. on Svnday
e....Uftl lo lnllll'I P\Lblleat!on.
E•etPti- wiD be mada only
Lau\lftntcirctr,..4 .
may be ll6ed on t hl Ooat. No
char-.cter fiQurf'l, "1klru", or
other Ooat J>¥1.1 o.owd on
pt'l¥iOIIIfloal.lltthis 1Choolor
any o ther uni~.eroity may_ be
Holman Joins
WSU Research
usedonyour Oo.ot1.
6. Sp<'c:ial .. rr~~·
ch
IOU nd , liKhlin~, uniq11_,
movemenll, etc:., &re hiahly
r e comme nded. llowner: a.
Sptc:isl precautiOIIIIhould be
\.lke nforu fety.
b . Hen\&lnmindful that t hey
md.t be worltin~ at th., e nd or
p;orade al.oo.
. 7.AII noau "'"It be In their
a•i8ned place. IUrroundJn~ the
Allen C..nt<'f oomplu at 7 :00
•\ .M., S.twday, Oct ober 12,
1968. Judllf'!- will lnopect the
n..,.ta from 7 :00·8:4:1 a.m.
8.The name o ft t... 1ubmluinc
orpniutlon may t hlo Y"-' be
wedonthe noat,lfdiscreetly
woo-ked Into thcr o.-..,.n noat
ckoillfl,
9 , The
pr....,nca
of any
8;;;~~~:~~~~t:E:;~~~
reoo..ltln• pt'nllty o f IOpolnta
levied by t he Judidal Co11rt.
Any drinkint: on t he noat will
rHultlndlsq ..alific:atlon.
I O.Drl...,..of theOoatamwt
repotttotheUABofOee,aecond
tloor Univeraity C..nt.,r at 6:00
p.m .. . 'ridlyfora•hortmeetinK.
We will disc... pan.derout.,and
1ny lp<'C'isl problemoat t hla
tlma.
II , Floal.l in 1ood condition
after t he pande, will 10 t o
Goerke Park for d ilplay ... ll
othtra will bt> cinn a polica
et.c:Ort to thecitydump,
,
12. The pan.de oommitt.,.,
I UKI""'I.I a masimum heicht of
!6fHt .Sponsori"'orP ni&atiolll
willberll!ilpollliblefoo- r unnersto
keep low hancins b,.nchts
11d{or wire. aWl)' from their
not~ t . Any d~btis o n the parade
route from your not~ t mu11 be
c:leaned u pimmdiately .
t3 . 1be widt h and lenrth or
and not t o be worn bolfore
campala:nin&ltar\1.
8. No orconi&ation. may take
down lnolh.,r 'o nl&lerial and
repl.l~~eltwiththeir own,
9 , No material 11 to be
droppedfromalrcqft.
10. No c:ampal1nlnw within
10 f~~et of the e..,ctlon boothl.
o n.. pic:turelhould beaubmltted
fore•c:helec:tlon booth.
I I , Eachc:wpniutlonohOIIId
be prepered to furnlah thrir
c:andldall withaconv<'fUble lfl
fin~liltforthtrpa.. M. Thl•carl•
not tobtdecon t.ednceptfoo-•
11111 o n t he door• with the
o::.ndldate•name lndlpoiUOrin'
ortaniution.
12. The~~ noleo will be
enror«d by tiM! Homecomin11
Committee.
QUEEN'S OUALIFICATIONS
·2.00 cnade pointavoe,.re
.SOphomore standin1 with 11
leut on•· temPI~r "
thlo
Univflo.ity
·must be a fulltime1tudenl ·
12credil.l
-n o
unsatlofaet ory
discipllnary record
•
-muot be opo...ored by a
,.,eocnia•d Unlw era it y
o rpniutionor reoidencehall
OTHER STIPULATION
· an yone enterlnl a
Homec:omin1 candidate mUll
A prlncip!. uf "ckrnocrae)'
rulea" WUI<'\'trc:ly o:ritleited by
l'r.,llid<-ort 1,.... Sh<"rman Dreyf11s,
op.,ak in K Sunday at two
oon¥Ocationa for new fre5hnM'n
e ntr rincWSU-St<'wou Poinl .
"Don't t hink oonwthinK io
I<'Cftpt.lble becaua the nl&j<>rity
of po!(>ple are doinl it," he
1 dv iu d the )'out l-.., onany
1ccompanitdbypa..-nu.
" In ot htr word., dun'! be
mis111idr.d by ourv.,,-.whieh uy
SIP"r cerll o fthepubliedoe1
IOnM!Lhinc we thlnk 11 morally
wronc,''Dreyfua rontiniH'd .
Thio i1 one le110n the
preoldent ~n<'OU,.Itd frfth mcn
tolc&rn urlyln t hcir"climbfooindc:p<'ndence a\ thionmpw,''
An ot hu lo to owoid
development of a tralllidorl~ed
mind which dictate. rout ine in
dailylivin• .
"1\'hileyou're hei'C!,findnine
wayo to ...,.lk to 1 d11110 you
bep t hinking. Dun'! lrt )'Our
automobile drive you b)' takin11
thlume rout., .,Vfl)' day when
yo u're o n t he •tr~~eta or
hi&hWI)'I."
Dreyfus warn\XI the frHhmen
t hat tran aluoriud n<>\iono
wuallyoourttiM! Idn"doinllnry
belt"ioenou.h." lhopc~ L.yndon
John~ondidn'tteiiMr. llarriman
and Mr. Von"" to j~~~ot try their
beot ll t heynqotiatefor t he
United Stain in the Poril; puce
talka.
a l.ooe nterl not~t for t t...parade
RenwmbO'r,1 tnck re<ord hu
...,tect undflCiduate to act never boeen bro.e n by one man
u manorer
r unn int: a lone. It Ilk.,,
-manacen .t.aU be a liailon <'Ompetition (roon anothlr to
b ., tw ee n
ll omecomi n 1 1c:q .. ire that neotdcd p~~~oh, he
eom.m i ~U., 1nd
1 t ated emphul~~orpnosatoon
Why are the freohmt!n herd
•mllll oblerv1 oo.cl hour~ llreyfusbelievl'lthe pwpo..,of
aec:o r.dl n t '? r~lu. and an education Lodl)' 11 to hc:lp
retuioiiOIIIOfthioUruvenoty
youth nn d 1 n1 t ionalpurpo&ein
•hould not have bftn • o w democqtlc: 10eiet y and to
llo~cominc Que.,n c:andidall lf'•rn wa,-. of maklnr leitun
p.evooully
timemunlnJf"L
"When we .::.me baek from
l'o'orld Warll,theplwumaa~
prod ..c:tlon of ph)'f.ical thln11
li ke r ., r r i J.,rator • and
automobil.,. t o make a better
lif.,, but_ •.., loot that," We
need national soalo bec:aua
democqc:y In Anwrla. ha1 only
be(>n 1 200·)'CIIr uperim.nt
andnownNdstobeproven .
Hia con""m ror fillin1 the
vo id of lellure co.-. in a
formula he h11 told many
otud.,ntiCI'..,UJ>IdWint:hil yeuln
theprftidencyhtr1!.
Sportinahior.-dveootu ..;... l,
he reminded tiM frf!lhmen his
doori• alwa,-.op<'n for t bl!ir
Yial.l. " You know there are
thre e
1roup1 In thl•
ea mp"t<1tudenta, facult)' and
adminiltri\On- and In t hat
orderorimport.ance, "
of the Po int.-rJ"blle.,.
E.ehotuckntur,anl:utio non
a.mpw will hi\.., a booth ftnd
will att empt to acquaint
otudrnta with their particulo.r
troup,
This ,..., each orcanir.-lion
whleh h• a booth will bf,
rompolinlllalnueuhotherfor
trophieo tobt>ci•entothe first,
Mrond and third place winn~ra.
ThoM in attendance 11 tht•
PolntarJublln will be cl.-rn a
e h anea to ~ott on tha
orpniution which hu the btot
di1play.
Th e S1xono, 1 3· man
baroque-folk croup, wltl pro•·id<'
e nt<'rtllnm.ent durin~ 1nd after
tiM! Jubire..
'n>ooe orpnl:utionl wi•hin1
t ohavoe a di1pl1y are11r&edto
atl.end a 7:00 pm, m"tin1 this
nenin1 in the Unh..,rait)·C..nt.,r.
Check the InfOrmation Dcok for
tt...room.
Freshmen Positions
Open In Senate
Nominatin1 petition~ ore now ' election nolnorStud.,nt So-nate
uailable for the offi« of in ceneral is A'quir.-d , contae\
freohmen cl111 1tudent ..,natort P1ul Schillinc, Student Uod)'
intheStudentS..nateoffi.:eand l'rt5idtnt , at.,;•t . 2i6.
the StudPnl Actiwltill office of
t he UnivoeraityC..ntrr.
Petitiolll mwt be filled o ut
and A'tllrned to t he Stud~nt
Senateofro""no laterthln 5:00
pm., Th .. roday , Sept . 26 .
C.ndidltt5 mull 1cquire J>O
,i,natur~ of r..uow d111mat.-1
for their name to oppearon the
ballot,
The two candidate$ re~~eirinc
t he hll ht51 number ofwte1 will
fill the frfthman c:l111 """'· If
information c:oneerninc either
1\t
1 11 uther t i.-.. "ud<'nla
nl&yu~the lir~nfurpt'riorhnot
ueft<lin~ fove minutu p<>r eall.
Sub,....1uent l)',lludent•noa)'eall
thllir parent~ or par..ntam.ay corll
t heirchlldrenrach e venln,,
21 Year Olds
Must Acquire
Absentee Vote
BvOave Baumann
WSU ot ud.,nu who ..,·ioh to
•·oa. b"t ar., notr.,oidcntaof
St.,nns Point may do 10 by
ac:q uirinil a n 1boentt't ballot
~~:e ~~: J,",:'...,~ .!~\~:c~·~~
loeattd ,
U the vote. io fromufcit)'of
t.,OOOornoure,hei<A'qllirtdto
reciuettiM!rebefotc':,ocquirinlan
abot-nt...- ballot , Juol a nll'tt
teq"e.~tto th., city ortownck'rk
forthtballu-t, tobtonailedto
tht•·oterpriorto thr election io
:~:J'~"~~~~it~~llrr
tuwruhipo
Upon rfte'ivinatheb•llot,the
•ottrfoll•itoutinth<:pf<'M'ncr
oft,...., ,.. it~""l or a not&r)'
public:, 1c:alo it and rNurnsth<'
b:rllnt to the elcrk by mail. The
ballotwillb<lopentd atthtpoll•
on election day.
th., not~tille ftto t hedi.scrttion
~2~::·~·:~:~~:~1·2 University Christian Movement
...j~~~~~fr,;;. Will Sponsor Free University
Unlvtflll)' C hri1t l a n
M ovement and WSU.Stevoens
CAMPAIGN RULES
I. C..mi>ai1ninc for q"~~ena Polntare ;olntl)'ipoiUOrinll
wiU tK,:in no IOOilft than Ch r htian F ru U nlverlity
1\o.tod.oy, October 8at 12:0 L 1t.1rtincon Monday,S..pt. 30,11
llr. Paul Cameron tlolman is A .M.: and all c:amptl&:n matniall 8 p.m. in the Cluuoom Cent.,r,
thenCIWIIIOCIII.edireetorOfl 1hall be rtmoved by Sat 11rday, roomt l 03and l 04 ,
coo p 1 r a I I~ e r e 1 ea rc:h October l 2 at 6:00 P.M.
Puticipatlal lnthisi O·....,.k
2. Poste.. ohollldbekeptin e ffort are th., clerty of t he
deulo pment o r11nintion
hndquar~red
11 WlKomin 1ood lute and any lnckoent Unlftrslt y Chriltian Movoell\fl\t.
matrrial will b<oconr~~eated.
Sta i r University Sttvtlll
Any lnterftt..d church 1oo inri!N
3, Bea.UICI o f .,..ln~na...,., topartkipallifltila ffilil.l.ed
Point.
lit will ..,....ewithOr. William ~.1ummed otiekera, oc:ot c:h with uniftrsity mlniltry ofthl
C I • men I I
in
I h ., t.ope, or th .. mb t.lc:kl will bt Unl...,raity Chriatian Monment .
fede ra ll y ·lpo n• o red CORD allow.,d o n the wallo of the
R-.ismtio,.. will be u ken a~
prO(rlm and •rve WSU·L.o. buildinp.
the t;nt mNtinlandanyone II
4 , In rupec t
t o t he frM lo at~nd . One requitc'ment
en.-, Rl'lft F1lla, St_,.,.,,.
Po!nt, Stout al Menomonie tnd community, no aound tnoc b
II put forth - thlton.:e aponon
willbtllwd and t ht hQipltal eommlll hlmaelf to 1 coune,
Whitewater.
Dr. Uo lman , 1 native of ~n• mull be Qb..erved.
that hot be falthfullnaU.,ndanca
:1. No defaein1 o f_pubtie or 1nd p&rtld pell to hil rullftt
Mo rtis, IU., hu uperien"" in
•
ot.atllt lc:al analyti1, eluoroom prinllpropert y,
potenllal.
6. Tht 11M of TV and redlo
teach lnt and ed u cat i on al
an to be held in
telt<rio.ion. llewuaned ue.UOI\al for c:ampllllnlnl wiU not bol a u .oom Ctnu. room1 103
andiG4 at 8 p.m.evoerydayof
an a l y• t for t iM board o f aUo w.-d .
eduo::.tlonln F iint, Mieh., befOR
7 . Lap e l 1111 wi ll b e tha wHII, Tbere an eitht
cominahtre.
conridered c:ampalpo mau.lal C:Oiti'WilobeoUft"..d,eachan
Organization
a.-
hour In lenl]th, fo llo wed b)' a
P"'riodofdiscu.Mion.
T h e•• e0 11 r1 .,1 ar.,
non-..ectarian In nllllrt and
make an t ffort toadd...u1o0me
of the eumrnt i111u" btfort man
In univoersity forum today, 'MM!y
do not propoM Mllutiolll, but
tupply • baeklfound apin11
which modern kno w!.dt., may
f'rnd a per~pe-ctioe for betler
11nden t1ndinl,
'ThtMondayd~~~es, Minority
GrOIIPI, will .be in~trueted by
Rn. Rlc:hlrd Steffen and Sift.,r
Robert Marie Ellen. The cene.. t
OOIIlH will deal with c:ulture,
with ·~c:inc: emphuis on the
u.s.
"New TH \.111\fl\t Survey,"
c:ond11c:t1 d by Rn . J ay
Hu mphrey, o n Tuftdayt will be
1
britf ourwy o f the New
Ttitament In r~iltion toMod.,rn
""'·
WedneWy
Jun~
evenlnp, Rn.
Schn.,idtt' 111d Fother
Joo.ephSulllnnwillinotruct the
coune "Chrbtlan Mo,.lily and
the ll uman Predicament ," An
euminatlon and disc11oaion o f
the ideu of morality and ethio::.
palllndprewnt willcollltltute
therourte.
" God in Contemporary
Litt,.\llrt" is 1nother eou,_
Kladuled for l'o'edne.day1. It
will ckalwith the Chriltian faith
ufoundinthewritincoffivoe
con~mpor&ry 1uthon. F1t ht r
Gilbert T1romu will ttac:h the
Thundayo, Father H11Tio U1H
will conduct a eou,. , "Some
Tr..,da In Modern Th..olot:y,"
ckatin1 with new world 'lieWI
andllpanllo,.. andtheir lmpac:t
onmodem theolot:y.
Abo on Thu rulay r voenlnp,
tiM ooW"H " Unde rstandlnp of
Jr.w Chritt" will be otfered
under the lnltnoctlonofRichard
Hm.
n111 SANT AMOUI fright) o nd I HONDA KAISEI
(left) or• rwo otudenls w ho five In residence holl
loungn becouse of the need for room. The two o re
freshmel'l from Green Boy ond live in NI!'Oie Hall
where the lounges weoe tu'"ed Into •ooms this summer. IMike Theiu Photol
.... 2
September 19, 1968
THE POINTER
Men Are Forced to Discover
Where 2S Deferments Are Hid
"Lellhy •peech be betur lhan •ilence, or be •iknL" -DiooJ~iw
THE PODIUM
'1aculif AaiM
~ 011- Sl;S Juae
·Stlt4U,
The issue at hand conceming tho Board of Regent.'
rec-ent action banning the Studenta for a Democratic Society on campua ia a much deeper one than the banninJ
itself. .
The question ia dearly one Of etudent'a righta and the
10\-ereignty of Wisconsin State Univeraity-Stevena Point
u an individu11l inatitution.
The a rbitrariness of the regent&' ordering of Preaident
Dreyfus to ban the loca1 SDS chapter ia being looked at
by the studentl, faculty and even t he adminiatn.tion u
an unne<:-essary usurping of out university'• right tD COD•
trolintemal issues.
The 11uden!s: Student body president Pauf.Schilling
stated that it ia "apallinr the way the board interfered in
atudent participation in detennining atudent orpniutioiUI.
SDS as an individual case ia not the iaue; it ia the pre. c-edent that the board has establiihed."
.
Schilling hopes that some sort of resolution condemn·
ing the board's action can be brought before the first
' senate meeting t his Thursday night in the Van ·Hiae room
' of the UniveMjity Center. The Pointer urges aU interested
persons to attend this meeting and support such a resolu·
tlon.
The faculty: A tentative reaolution has been drawn up
tD be pretented at the first faculty meeting October 10.
This resolution (which ia subject tD change) concludes
that "the faculty proteata the Board of Regents and the
director ( Eugene McPhEM~) for hsving acted to uaurp the
rolo and responsibilit y of the pre~~ident and the studenta
in t he recognition and approval of atudent organization,
and again u rges the Board of Regents to 11ct to reetDre
this respontibility to the president and tD the 1tudenta of
WSU."
wit:~~is~:-~!e;n~r~ee~!et~~;~l~~i:n~uaint themaelvee
The ·odmini&trotion: Dr. \ Villiam Stielfltra, vice preei·
dent for student a rfaira, stated that he felt that "the
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ra
I=
~~=~r~n ~~emuu;~e':it~:~~u:n:~:r:~l; t~!i~~:O,.~':ert~~
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Have a Beer
dnft, c:reotina: d,.ft boardl
which ,boftl' above 11udenu
aWIIItinc the r10al fall of lu
dylnr prey, aud then rome~ to
san the day throua:h ROTC.
ROTC hu a pfOJflm which In
the wordl of Col. Mowr~ty
By MICHAEL HARPER
durina: a freliunen orientation
Thl o ld R amblen and
" Ia the ouly c:ourae o f
Volkawason• are ( umblint and 1\udy which m1ku men and
raullnr t heir .,..Y ao;r011c:ampua. leaden on thla eampua." I en
Son•e of the faeu are smllinJ, 1ft It all now - the min of
101M lfl ~rely pualn, whlle ROTC baUUna: ll out with t he
10me are scannin~ the female men in the Natural Resoureu
oountry,Pde,
dep&rtment who ~ battlinl( it
For 10me, It will be an out with the men of the Phy. Ed
• bbreviated 1tay, for other dej».ttmtlll, u the men of Ybion
atudenta, it will be the bel(int attempt torUld ananswertothil
of • millenlum of hilh lntena.ity immo..t bull for ci~iliution.)
lampa and literally tons o f boob
Who ,;ve. d1'11ft infor-mation?
of q uestionable value. Here Tbe parent. don't know, t he
oomu t he aa:eleu quntion adrilinilln tion hal 1upplled 1
what· do all the1110 men hue ln. mere lip elcht by ten inchn in
oommon?
JlEe on one . .u ofoneoffioe,
Tbey are all in t heeJ1e(lO<Ia , and the d,.ft bOilrd aureu 1-1·predleunent of havinlltoObtain doun 't e mp loy a pubtk
a Selec:ti.-e Ser•l« deferment. f'lllallon• rum on umpua.
\l,1th the uoeptlon of a fe w
In the Rel llt,.llon Ofnee,
hundredJtudeuU who hue been
made dnft er.empt throulfh 1110roud noor Old Main, on the
R OTC. all or t he rnc:omlnr men wut wall, 11 1 thelf ou which
t here art two pilei of ..;,!erial,
mustotrul!llleto findl(uidanee u
t o the who,whatand how o f 2-S Inoue pllewillbe•"orm 104,on
H. r ;
out of lutweek's Pointet".
The drawing tlwl wMt with
It, how,...et", Wll printed. PINH
putthetwotogetherfOflull
apprec:lllion.
-1on.
For Lunch,
It's Cheaper
Dear Edit or,
Re-c:ently, l .,..lked into t he
Gridiron and purd>aaed a 14
ounc:e (IMiofmitlr., ldonot llke
milk but I wu auJ'ferinrfroma
foul atomach o:au.sedbydrinkin(l
16oun«Jtu.eloft:ieo:-r.
Oddly enouch, tbe price for
t he beer' wu 25 «nl.l while the
milk wu 30 e-enu. Thll Merna
very odd. Oue quart o r milk
COIU25etnUIIIIIUf'e,
The profit moll¥1 in the
lludentunion laretllnroutof
hand. So when your mothe-r
liYHyou yourmllkmoney,l&op
at Joa'a; you ret more for your
rnon"Y-
PeterVou
PS . Juu blf.cauoe t hey c:ha'lle a
quarter for 1 hamburpr that
doe1 not mun they hue to
melle them th.,umeoiuuone.
s
Ch
e
lpman ees
lcago
As McCarthy Delegate
{It il lntcru tinr thll t he US
Army and the Conpeu o f the
USA ~:reate the threat o f the
By FRED GINOCCH IO
Humphrey. Tu ..ay
th~t
the politicians would then aele<:t, at
~:r.i~";,,';'i;~~·~:·~=d~li:l~:~: :~~~:l l~~~~~~ltt'::i~:0 ~n"t~
and
t ht
c.,.,,.,..,tlun
:~~~:tk>~~
,:,
polidu c on d d en tion
o the r
part y
t~~;Y ,;~;,'1;; ;;~,·;:::;:,e~~;o";;;;~,;.ot notir"'d
:~~~~~.,:ne~~:::ln:,:;~~n:~~;~t:: ..,.::uv~:wp,.;~,c!'~C!It!~J
:~ti;":.."~h~..!~~~ti~;;,~.~: ~-~~~~~~: llumphr~y ~•n•e ~~:.ie:~ion: ~t~ bec~;;:oo~:~~:
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WSU
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The 1968·69 academic year marks the 75th anniversary
of this school't eJtistence. The years have seen our tchool
evoh·e from a potat.o-tDwn nonnaJ to a full.fledged uni·
versity.
·
Three-qu11rten o( a century, however, have failed to
develop any sense of unity or tradition. Studenta on this
campus have no sense of "onentl8," no general feeling ol
this being a aingle school
There a re teveral reasons for this. The building pro-gram begun under the late•President Albertson's adntiniatration must take a large part of the blame. In hiJJ eager·
ness to build the univenJity Albert.aon cobbled together a
plan with teveral "centefl" tD bouse the various academic
facets. He alao built residence hall "oentert" for donnitDry compluea. Each complex thua becomes ita own little
microcoam separated from the othen by a atretch of tun·
dra which ia all but impauable six months of the yeu.
The result ia a auitcaae coUege where a large percen~
age of the atudent population makes the bar I!ICene on
Thuraday night and goes home for the weekend. 'They
don' t know what'a happening acl'OSI the barren wutes and
don't really ear-e. The unity cap thowa up quite vividly
in the lack of student involveme_nt, participation and apirit.
At the end of the aemester count the number of punches
in your activities card. While you are doing that, whistle
the firtt three ban to the tchool aong.
Perhaps a "university attitude" has not had time tD
congeal. Over 90 per cent of the buildinp.on campua are
-•1t!u than 12 yean and the campus growth rate during that
time bu been aomething bordering on fantastic.
It will be interesting to observe whether any reaiiM!rlti·
ment or tndition can develop for a dear old alma mater
with an overaized bungalow for a phy-ed building, a but:Ule-like monolith ol a cl.uaroom center or a ecience build·
iq that a myopic could euily miatake for a puking ramp.
/uJy such developments will have tD be without benefit
ol the only two buildinp on thia campus that look lilte
they belong here. Nelaon Hall and Old Main will 110011
fall victim tD tbe wrecker'• ball and bulldozer.
Wbetber a lack Ot tradition and unity in a ICbooJ. ia
reatzy a bad thinl is a moot point. However-, without a
tradition tD fall back on, we bavo nothing and can do
nothinJ to diatin,wab thia liCbool from tbe ~t maa ol
otbu UDdiltin,w.bed .:boola.
1~".=r ·~~~an ;~.~~onC..~~
';j~
Gn.IJ
f
aJ
JliM Dominou1di
cill~ru
rnet at hil horne to
Ci t lsen l
fo r
McCarth y
A lao
p;~J::,d,a
Co nventio n
n ve r al
roo~~~ unit ru~ t hl• year wu ~!~~:!io~'r o:~~de~au~:Y:~~~0
USII!datlotal le•·el oonvent ionoto
~~~ ~~~et:,:~~~ie!::w~~~ih~:e ~ /
of
mi1..,prewu1W mlnoritiu when
"dilf!UIIcd with the way the
at
wera
the
r:o~~ ~::V::;i~~~ ;:n:;;:t: , ::t~n·~h7;'·e~~~: ~Yhi:;:~~lnHed;~~~~~~~~~ .:.':
: : ' : ' : : 'a..
We dneoday
n i1 ht
t he
ac.!:~lc ml~:~ ~7~~~~ ~~
crediUtomalnl&inlhe2-S.
lt iiiiJO poMible that onehas
the ritht {and I would think th~
duty) to carrY 1 2-8 and alw •
C.O.··con•cientlou.s ob ject<><.
The dra ft boU"d ia auapiciOU$ OI
anyone who w a ill un t i l
fl'&duation to obllin C.O. statul,
H you .U.ot~lyfeelnowtlm
you cannot partake In thf
ex termin atlo u of the
non·Amerlaon world, If you w•
morally brave , w h~ttlwr
relicloully or wciolly, tiM'n >·u~
1ho uld lftk in formatlou •.ud
oounHiin~ at t he C.nturbur)
Houle or from ~"Y oth<'l
me mber of the Univtn~ t~·
Chriltian Movement.
de fern~ut1.
Undemocratic Practices Commonplace
At tlational Democratic Convention
Sh •
the ot""r pile will be ~·orm 109.
BOT!! MUST BE FILLED O ln'.
Form 109 io rilledlnj».tti•lly
by yo u and partU.Ily by the
Unl•enity, which will mall it for
yOIIafle,.do~mtntlna: for your
draftbolrdthebc:l.thtyouare
enrolled at WSU-SP fullt lme,
Form 104 lt•lao mailed for ~ou
by the uninnit y. You lhould
rt«ivtyour 2-Sdtftr~ut in
t hemlilinOc:t.orNo•.
:,~;~~t~n~~~;:!..~le::~rmaO:: f.~::nt7;;u:~dl';!,.,to N1: : :~·u:.~ion~u.nlp~:;e "....o~;~~ri~ par~yo:·:~~~nK r,u;;•rd the
~~~:rna~~) bewme perman.tnt :~~.:~~~· w"::~!n p~ahnr~:lfh:u~ :~;.,!~ 1 ,"~:inv~~" : ......~~~;~ ~~:=~K r:~~:,':;: ~~:o.:;, ~j
~~ut~/::ti~ ::.k t~~ :~::~~:r:i::r:~;;~~~ =:2:t£~ t;~=:~7.r~~~~ ~~~~:n~ial ::~.~~~:wi~nMitt~~
The Pointer Visits-
Stevens Point's Mystic
Dives Jnto Lake Dreyj m
By C. BRUSKE
In iU continulnl( warc:h to
bring th e fertilit y of
en li r ht <"umen t to the
intell.,etu l ll y 1111rl le, the
POI NTE R vi1iU S l. John
i\luscat~l. rnid.,ut nl)'otieof t he
campuo. In lummer ht 111u~ly
"'lldeoon the leftbankofth"
Wi~noin Jli.-.,r, but lu winter
h" maku his home in the
>'t nlilalinK ' haft atop old Main,
which Is 10me on>&ll meuure
aceoun~forit.fpi!Culiarodor,
In a for~r life (one of
lllf""ral), he wureinu rnated ua
dot:. In poin t orraet ,hew•i the
orlrinal m&KOI of our foot ball
team. By .-lrtue o r doinr hl1
duty durin( half·t lrne,hesa.-ed
moll r•mes from beoomlnlf
complet.,lyborina:.
We ~pn by quutioninr him
about the aetiYity on t he far
north end of t he ~ampuo. " My
God&, l 'u b~n too billy with
thelllf damn piJIIona and their
bornblrdmentofrny quarte.. t o
noti«ln)•thin~:."
•
Dirntin1 hioattrntion to the
1i1ht, we uked him if he k new
P~•ldent~yfuawu plannluc
t o build a la ke?
"No, but. th•nk the Lord for
a tl..,. and pl•« tobat he."
I told him It llouppoM:d to
beoonltl a r<ecf'llatlon arn for t he
ttu~nta.
"I• t h1t 10, is thai ..,
Obviously f'..,11dcnt Dr<•)•fu~ ha,
ueur w~lcr aklcd in ceut ..l
Wioc:oouin on the idn or March
It enc<.OUriJCS e.-en a OH) ' >tir lu
doubu aud :»p<'rsionl ' '"
t l'K' inttKrit yofMr, Pr<:-)'fus."
"N011onn?" l u id.
"No nont•a, 11on"1 h• vP ~
tend~tncy
to co off cour!.<•,
doubll can be cut with mudo
mor e
a ccu racy an d
dfect ivtn.tu."
' 'll ave yo u b eeomt
increuinrly c:yuic:al about th~
Preoident'1 moti¥1!1, The 111rbc~t
of the -..·ater may be u.scd for
refkoc tion, but who knollfl; what
e~lt lurkain !hedeplluof men ?"
"0.:.1 Bt; John know?"
"YI!I, l belie.-e that )lr
Ora yf111 -..·ill oon1mand h1>
c:reation to roll baek. In doin~
JO, he wlll plnthereo!M'ctoftlw
prim it ive and oup<:"ntitiuu•
b111ln"u eomn•unity, lie"'"
becomeaiod."
" May I aok what would lit·
tl-ll! nmificatioru?"
"Once ha.-inl c:apturl'd t M
mindl, hearu, 1011 1~ and ff'ad)
c:uh, he will connl\ll nd that -"•
of doubt to ~rt and pm<:t'~d1"
ln d uri 10 a"""' and promi..-,!
lan d . Run l opia- l>id ) UU
know M oaeo wore •rednj; l ~"
"NO, but I'•'<! heard IUrlh>h
that ,Sulindid."
u"
A Point Well Taken-
~~:~f~1~f;~ ~.;~::~;3~:~§. ;~~~ ;:~~.;~:·:~~:::~~;~~:~ ~f2~:~~f:i.~~;:~i;i~ The Black Berets
acti¥1 in the orpnlutlon, wu · Humphrey
l upporten
wef'll
reprtsotnt.otiVHah~tout.
(Author'• nolt : Upon~quefl
~~:;nt ~ :~~~:;e. d:O~~~!:i :~~i.!:~ ~!~~hy,.~·::::~: o/;~i~~~~~~~c:'~r':e~ ~~ ~~~~d~k:~:::i.:~i·,~ro:~;
sclenee major t h;. fall here 1 t
S tevena Point ).
Shi pman thlll beeame 1
member of t he Wllrona.in
dete1atlon headed by Donald
Petenon, • n upcomin1 demoClllt
from Eau Clal"'. The deleption
for the .,....t part wu to
repreaent Eusene McCarthy and
work t oward the polidea he
rep""!nled.
Credentials
T h e fi1ht between the
McCarthy f orua and the
c:on urvallnpolitia.l
p._,
The band alao wao Ull!d to
play patriotic and happy JOnJtl.
when e mot lon•l exdt i na:
•t,.....phere wu
n~ed for
mll..,prellenl t he P"Ople Wll
u ll in1 c:o unt y and local
mutint• aecretly without
notlfyint the rank and file party
me m ben. The demo.... t ie
t he otatemeuta found in 'lf'Oltl
throu~hout the artkle are 0...
Shipman'• ..;.,.,.., Variou. ot her
au t e m e n \.1 o f opinion
ltril'lly t hil rtporter'l.)
newsitem inlutweelc'JPoint<''
~
bec:amt e rident at the ouuetor
the Conwntlon. Oriiinally the
o:n!dentlala rommllt..e wu t o
report oo Tue.day nl1ht AUI.
27. but due to the well oiled
t . .n o f the admlnbt,.tion
muhlne thereportwu auddenly
t"etCheduled for Monday nl1ht.
The ant l·admlnlllration
f.....,.hadplann.tdtobac:k four
minority I'Cpor-ta on '1\iftday
ni1ht which would hne rl.-en
them time to &J'iUe their report.
•I party CIUC'IIIotSMond.aynllht
butu a -llltofthemantuftr,
they were depri'fed of thil .
c-b&nee and rorwequently 111ft
!Mek in thelr dri" for more
repll'Mnlltlvedeleptlolll.
Another tool used by the
boya in j)O\Hr wu t he off and
on swlt.:h rontrollin1eachotate
daloloptlon'a mla-opbone and
t e lephone t.o the pbtform.
Aaeotd.lnt t.o Dr. Sblpman, thb
nritch wu UMd efftdlftly in
eonLtollinc dlulcltnt dolleptiona.
Sblpman tilted that " the
Wlac:onal n deltl• t l on wu
Counter lnsurge
By BILL MCMILLEN
"A lROTCI " Black Beret" group might be formed by 1o0me
~~~~i~:.~enturewme cadeu and Jpeciallle in counter inwrgenev
re~tedlyeutorrbythedl&ir
Dt. GOttDON SHIPMAN {rlghtl ond
George Guyon! both oitende<i the Oem·
wbeftthedlalr dldnotfnortbti
ocrolic
Notio~l
Convention os o dele·
gote ond oltemote del~ote for thelr
a:tndidota, Eugeoe MtCorthy. (Bob
Holden Photo)
THE POINTER
Slpttmber 19, 1968
Churches Merge
Into MHE Group
Vickerstaff Will Spend
September In Vietnam
k«PIIII tn llfll wttll a new and United Chur<:h of C h r I a I
trend, the United Metboclilt memben,
Churcb a nd row- other Ubenl
Thou IW<I 1ponaorln1 ~
proteltantdeoomlnatlonshave are~tedtamerJelnthe
merted Into a Mlnltlfy lnHis;h- t t:lte by t970, ~~.Steffen said.
a- Education ( ~tiE) a t wsu.
Tht cblplaln'l aulpmentwlll.
Youthful memben of tile P!'N- not tnvo1¥t holdlniWOrlhlp
bytertan. MoraviAn. ~~t, vtcea on ca~. but he will
UnltedCburcboiCbrtlt a ndOI.I· ~peak montllly In wor~hlp aerCipl.. oiChrlatf.atlhlwlllbc: '·vtcuatSt, Paul'a fl.tttllodltt,
1.-ved ihla floll bytbua mechap- Fnme Memorial Preabyterlln
1atn. !he Rt'Y, Rich-ltd Steffen, tnd !he United Church o1. Chrlat
About 1.,400 atudelltl or 20 per In Sleven~ Point.
c ent of tile enrollment will be • One Sunday 1 montll he will
DO wt NRD A MAITYI l rFOIE WI are<11 and 1hJdet'lt1 wolk 'In the 1treet a•
under hlact-rse.
travel 10 coni"'PIIOnl In !he
On A SIDIWAlK? Along Fronklln Slreet 1;011 drive along the rood, pr"et'llil'lg a
Counullns and provam plan- a r ea 10 e:oplaln ltla minion at
t here Is obout holf o block Tho! hos no
donget to the pedestrian trofflc. (Mib
nln& for ~tiE por.Miclpor.tlon tnlhl: the unl~llly.
aldewolk,
only a dirt polh. During don Thein Photo).
ecumenic.\ Unlvertlly C ltrtnlaro
"Denomination IIH are br eak·
break$ thl1 11 one or the most popvloua
Movement will occupy mo~~t or tng down on eampuaet," he r ehll time. Rorn~nCathollc•,l.ulh- porta, '"That'& "why rve atwa)'11
en.IU, Epl~eopellans &nddenom- n p rded my mlnitlfy lor !he
and r eturnedtaf\111-ttmebloloay
\nations In !he new ~tiE blve entire c;arnpua. Thla mer 1 e r
jointly tponsor«< rellst- e- rnatesmywort.moreofflclll.,"
ventt on c.mpua for more thin
\\'ilh more than • dozen 'ffll,..
anythiq, lthlnktmlleppiiiJlCI,"
1 )'fill'.
of uperle·rtn II a unlverllty
tn euenc:e, formation of the por.ltar, In WI1C0111In. Mlnnaot:a
~tiE crated an ecumenica l or- •nd North Dlkota, Mr. Steffen
Dr, GanSon Hafer-becl:er, vtc:e
pn.lutlon.ubordtnanttolheto- SIYI ''We're f~ll_ydolnJwblt
pretldmlt for academic a!f.alrl,
t:~lecumenlcalt~~~mDvemetil we'vebe-enlll.lkllll•boo,n-·l mean
Dr. Wtntl!Top C. Dlfford, a
Or, Difiore!, t:he aecond min
lnvolvtl\l most major f•llhl,
we are ett~~blt1hlng our ecumen- New ~1andgeologyprofeuor to lloklthe gnclllledeantttle uaf.acultymeetlna.
Dr. Pleraon , one of the tl¥t
Mr. S!effm't mtnlnry wll\ be tc;al relatlol'lllhlpa a molli o u r &nd acade-mic: admlnlltnlor , as- here, will IUC:eeed Dr. Edpr
Ienior eo:b:alo.-. In lengdl of
auppoMed by, tile Methocltatt of youtht •olherel&llorlshlpebe- aumed dulles In September II Plenon who Ia reUrlDI wtltl
aervlce, came ta W!l.J 30)'fllrl
W\tconsln a nd !heUnltedCampua come more Ulldenlli.Dikble.
dean of gnMtettudtuandcll- five yea.-. of aervl~e to1nume '1'1· He wucbllrm~noftllebl­
cltrlatian Fellowlhlp CommitMr. Steffen Slyt bll own prorector o11UmtnerJchool atW9J- full time btolorn- teathlns.
ology d.epaMment \6 yean prior
alonof\\'lacolllln.t:heorpnlta• gnrnswlllfeaturet"!dit•oft:he- S!evena Point..
A naUve or Uverpool, Ohio, tobecomtnsadeanlnju~. l%3,
tl6nwhlchforrnerlyboundP!'tS- olofY,ethlct, &pPUCIUon ol
Hll appotntment WIIIIU'IOUI\Ced tile # · )·ea r-old Or, Dtfford r eA ploneerlnvadlatelrudles,
byterJ.ans, Moravl&ns, Dtactples Chrt1t1an prlnclpiH In coni~ by W9J Prettdenl L.eeShl!t'ITIIln celved a B.S. degre>e In 1942
0!-.Piu-aonlervedontlle flnt
poraryproblemtlandmodern-day Dreyfw tfter ~~ c;andldatuwere from Mt. Union Colle1~. an M.S.
eommlnee 1ppolnted W )'fll,..
chu.rchman:~hlp,
t:onaldc-r edforlheposl
In 19 47 from Wet~! Vir &tnlaUnegobyPrulden1 W1IItamHanun
He M)11 lnltilllni&OCII I conOr, john Z.Widtky, cbllrrnln lvulllyanda Ph.D. tni954from
IO Unllldcore &ndlateprognm.,
ceru In the mlndl of the aruof the pltlloeoplty depo~rtment.. Syn~e Unt..-eratty,
HelltolenedontlleW\kondenttlthllfavorltework,
headed a fiClllty ae\ecUon com·
lie It a vetenn of boJh WOI' Id
alnSuteCollegea)'11temp-aclllte
fl.~. Sttflen llallltl¥t of t.ll mtnee tncludtns Or, SelclonRiul· Wu !land tile Korean Confll~t
commllteetandlntheearlyl9601
dllcm
and
•
s:radlateoftheUnlEdwin Kalka, 1926 Elk St.,
ker, chatrrn1n or elrama, end Or, and holdt the rank ofcomrr.ndtr"
became
t:bllrrr.n of the SleveN
veralty
of
Wttconatn.
He
t
erv.d
.-.~lftd a cNlo awr.td for bMt
Guy Clblon, proleuorofltls !Ory, tn the tn~cth-e U. S, Nevy RePoint gradutte f•culty,
Klllpt\lf11 and I"Mrlllcroup at pntarate:s In northern Ullnolt
tene,
lh ~ th aMII&l W&UMU Feotlqj uven y•rl btlorebecomll\l a
On thef.cultyatUnh-enllyof
ofArtaheld S.pt.'7and8at
~~~~~:~~e Unlverllty of
OrldgeportlnCoMecUcul forthe
Wawby hrk, WaUMu • .
Add~
Tha ut. and aaft. dUplay at
por.llrwoyeers, hetaudJtes:radthtofuliftlwullldi'Odby1'racy
\Nite courle tneaMhhlnor y•nd
Atll,lnaon, diHctor o f Uw
undergndlate counetn g.-ology
MilwaukMNt ~t4-r.
Foundatlonuwell althe ltlle
bttldUiervllllllaU\I!Jinldean
Dr. ~bnlc• 13&\nter, phystea
Kalta,a J u.necndWIIeofW. dtreetorahlp of t1111 Methodlll
The t..w Sehool AdmlNJon
profdlor, h11 added another
S. U. - Stnan1 Point, aJ.o nmput p-oup.
,..., wiU be pwn 11 more than anddlreciOrofgn~telrudlet.
Before !hit Or, Dlfforclwu an
"the only woman" title to her
rec.l"ted acaah &ward In Jlllyal
260 oenten throuchout the
The Mlnlllf)' tn lltlfler Edu- n1tlon
t he ann ....! W'~nnabacoland Art
on Nov. 9, Feb. 8, 1969, Intern tna(ldemlc aclmlnlltn- 1\ll ofprofesslor- l •ccompUth·
Fair at O.hkoe.h. He took rant cation. hddentally, 11 IO•·emed APf. t2,1969andAua:.2, 1969. tton forllteE,LPhllllpaFoun·
mentt.
place In tha proftllllional by •I!NrdrepresentlnglheunlA b11Uetin of Information diltton; from 195-4 tol965apr oSlleblabecomelheonlyfemale
&culptur. dhlslon with • verally ~nd 1rea concrepuons. lncludl n l ..mple queotlona, fesaor and cha lrman oflhes.-oon thena!lom l councll o f Amerhbrlnted nberJiau, "Fo11r
relfl&tntlon In formation and• \ofYd~nmentiiDitklnsonCo­ lcln AuociiUon o f Physltl
otfteera are Cllber-1 . Faull,
Uniu,Number2,"
cbltr rn1n; Robert Bowen, vice ulfl&tration fotm ahould be lie&•: and from 1948 to 19~1 Teache.-., Twenly·le¥tnmenare
In Auc. he wu teleo:wd to cbltrrnan; Mra. Orville Rice, obtainedMvenwetkllnadvanee
Ullltanlareaengtneertnsgeo- her colleailln,
ea h lblt a t:ut aluminum • ecretary;Mr•. f'tllljonea,trea- o f\heteolinldate.
Slle •ddl tiiiJhonotiOI!,er
lt: lll pt11ra entltlad
R ..iotratlon form1 may be lostlllnNebr"'ta.
Or, Edpr F. Pterion. Crad·
tlli.NI utile only wornan lnllte
"Thru-0-Cubu," at tha •urer; Rtcblrd Sc:hneidc-r , pr o- obtained from t he O.partm~nt
wt.o:ondn State Fair An Eahlblt perty; and Rev. Harold Gray,
of Political Sdance, Clua-oom uue •~hool dean and summer cou.ntryheadtns a physlcldcoP1llnU1ld, peuonneL
lnMit. .ukM,
Center ~73.
Ulllondtrectar,retlred$epl.l
putmentat a publlcllnlveulty.
•er·
I
At !he requeat of South
V i etnam' I government, Willlam B, Vl eke rttaff, "''lita rrt ta the p re1td ent for de'ltiopmenl at WllconllnS!ate
Un l ve r•H y--Su v elll Point
wtlltpe ncl moato f Se p umber I n t he w ar-r&\ll led
Counlf)' lmplementlnl MW peo.
granw lnhlghereducatton.
Hewlllaclvllletllemtnlnerof
.,.Y of Washington, D.c.. and a
lltntlve and buqttlnan-nen,
ct.nertngprocedure~ e ndty'pel
ofiOII.Ito l et.
!n allllOIIIICtnsthem l al l o n.
Pretldent Oreyf\11 uld: "The
l.lfll\ll!l'llty and I take r eal pride
1bme of the ldsl they pined
here lin fall when they me1
wlthtoppeoplelromour fltulty,
By no means do we want 10
.uptrllllpOieupontllem a po~ttern
of OW' l)'ltem for openttng 1
Law Test
~r.~~,e~r.·~~;·~.r~\~~~~
Will Be Given
Bainte r
Anothe r Only
thelrtye~,"VIekerlttff •clded.
Vlcker•t:aff"l 30-dly minion
:':,~on11n~~:i!!:-~o!d::: ~~~~~:O:!~tdpu';~!; ;:~:~~
d Assumes •a.~:·:~.......... - ...m
D"ff
I or
Dut.•es .As Dean ~.:-;;,"'~:~-:.~.:!'"•.::::
Kalke Wins
Arts Award
110p to v11111 Pretldcont johnson
In the White Houle.
TheaC'IUIJ aademlcprogram.
led for tl!Teeweeb byDr.Eagon
end o/Oavtd Coker, dir ector
of}J!'£ counaellng center, "wu
htj::hly appretllted by tile Vletmmete a nd very •ucces!lu\ IJl
~.:eo~;~~~..!'::!;::!'::~
lpec:lflcally dealtpllleiOO\Ifl!tvernment tllat It wlahel W!lJStevenJ Point to he4J tllemwln
lheolher war lnSouthVIetnlm.."
"We ·are alao proud for 8111
t:hlt be.,.. lpeclflcally 1:11med
Utlh'erllly."
He~ldnaepecl.l\con~ultanl
·Stevens Point
ltd Adds Civic Ballet
SoulhVIetn~mbeforetlleyear
ended ta P.Lin r eorpnlutton of
e lemeflt:lry, 1eeondary, and voCIItiomlandtechnltJiachool lytteiTIIInthetlnySouthEIIIAalln
nation.
The U, S, Agdlo:y for lnter,..uonaiDevelopment(AfO)under
contnCiwtt:hWSU..SUventPolnt
Foundotlon, Int.. apon~or«<ell
ofthe 1tudymla11ofll, Vlcktr·
Jtalf,uexeeutlve•eereuryfor
lhefoundulon,hllbeen lnvolved
lntheprognmalnce !ln were
flra1 made betwetn thll ampua
and South Vletnr.m.,
Vltketllll.tfiiTIIIJ!edfor heade
of thote five Vletnlme.e uniVI!I'IItlet iO ltudylyttellll of
hlghereduc:atlonhereJ.astf.a\L
He me1 !hem at Honolulu and
aecompanledlhembere, thenre•
l'llmedtoHawall wltlllhamby
Stevm1Polnt hutnew clvlc
ballet O,.lnl.,tlon be~alllfl 1
one-time Ger~n~n ball,.rina has
volllnteeredtodlrectltJndWSU
huoffered tooponJOrit,
...._..iotan~ by the Stevens
Point Symphony Orcheotra will
enable It to pJ-eHnt 1 opet:ial
coneenearlyln 1969.
Mra. Ole~~ela Lemmand, .,·ho
atthepeakofhudant1n1carnr
drewoowdoof~~o~~verllthoUMnd
In Oer~n~ny, ..yoahequit when
aha' wu II her btl!. She'o
remalntdlctl.-tintheartby
dolnc ..olunte•r clirecttnc o f
otudentd•nc:ecro11po, forotin
Call fornl1 and rec-ently In
StevenoPolnt.
Twelw hl1h achool and l tade
achool cirb a.., in hf'T tro11pe,
but u ahe •lism with the
unhenity,oheiiiHkinln'l(>rl
participanu. She it requirinll
each new nvmber be bet"'e~n
II" t O and 21 and ha\'8
knowledce of buk &tepo In
ballet.
The only Cll6t to lndl.,jd11111
will befor coaturm&.
Pr1oldant Lu Sherman
Oreyf~&& haaen«)llnled h11 1ta ff
lolnvolwthe 11nl.-enity lno11ch
FRATERNITIES
and SORORITIES of
S~eiJ ens l\l oin~
Fraternities··
Sororities
ALL GREEK RUSU
Septembe r 19
7 - 10 p.m.. Wiscons in Room
PAI\:IIELLENIC INfORMAL PARTY
7:30p.m.
September 18
FORMAL RUSIIERS
SIG\IA TAU GA\ISIA
September 23
6:SO- 10 p.m., Frank Llo)·d Wright Lounge
TAt) KAPPA [!,SILO\'
September 2-1
6:'0 - 10 p.m. , Frank lloyd Wright Lounge
P ANUELLENIC FORMAL T EA
7:50p.m.
Sepu:mber 29
DELTA SIG\IA P ill
Septembe r 25
6 :.50 - 10 p.m. , Frank Lloyd Wright Lounge
PHI SIC\IA EPSILON
Septemb~r 26
6 :30 - 10 p.m., F rank Lloyd Wright Lounge
• ALL GIRLS ARE INVITED TO REGISTER FOR RUSH
" It's great ,,
to be Greek
6:~
qullecomp~ rablegoall,
Aller brttflnp tn Wnhlnston.
0 , C, , Vldert taff left lor Vletl'llm Sept. 3, lie 11 uncertain
abouttheexttntoftravellnsonce
he reachu his cleltln~llon. An
tnterpreler.,-tlltccompor.nyhtm..
In hlt rerurntrlphapJ.ana
10 make 11ops In Gerll'llny and
England regardl'llg
u.n1YI'nlfy
bu.Jtnen.
by!hefl.tnl&lfyof~tlollta
nrryoutlhlamlulon."
Some of tlte r eeommendatlol\l
were ml.de moretblnJI monlhl
• so by • team of eduntan
by former WSU-Stewns Point
Prttldc-111 j a mes H. Albertton.
A plane c ralh lnuffed OUI tile
Uvnof allnlne 111embera ofthlt
croup on Mlr, 23, 1967.
Dr. Burdette Ea1on. dean of
lhec:ollegeo!oduolttonaiSte·
¥tNIPolnt..ltfthere•oon afitr
!Jle mllblp tollnllh the aNdy,
lie m~dc-two•uc:ceedlnsu-tpeta
t~w
lliis c onsln S~n~• Jlniuersil•! l
forAIOhewlliltelpthemchooee
fromAmerln'leduc:atlonexperlenctSindprosretl,
Vlcterstalf seet l lmllarldes
bttweentheStevens Point and
Vle~n~mtSe
untveitllln, All
blve INdent bodies lll.lmberlna:
Ius tbln 7,500: ell turn out
teathenuaprlrr.ryresow-ce
lntltetr couna-y:•nd•llhave
SIG~IA PHI EPSILON
September 29
- 10 p.m., Frank lloyd Wright Lounge
SIGMA P I
September~
6:30 - 10 p.m. , Frank Lloyd Wrighl Lounge
~Tr
activltiflwhlchpromol4'cllllllral
opport un\tlufcxlllpl'ttol\llie
.,.nt11l WiKOnlin. SubMqut ntly,
Fine luu Oean Willl•m Jlan(ord
and Eotenolon Dire<:tor Orland
Raclkl h"-e ar11n1ed lacllltluto
beua-edinherpraetl.,._ioru
tndconeerll.
P ero on1 lnterelled in
puticip•tlnl may tall Mra.
Lemmen11therhome.
1'hottwhohave notoeen
b•lleu wet ndted abo11t the
dancts, MR. Lemmen• ..Y• aa
1he optlmlltlully beJllll her
wort here.
Acoupleofyurooso.•hortly
•fteroheandherhll5bJnd,Joe,
mo~ed to Stuen• Point, Mro.
!Ammtn&directedl balletot St.
Stephen'& Scllool wllich we•
pt'rfor!nfll 'in ,.,...
or t he
publlc..:hools.
"Even thejunio rhicll..:hool
aj~td bo~·· - tho.e you'd think
would b1 diolntereoted watchedintently," lhi ..Jd.
,,!
Re flee tln1 on htr own
e xperienc-eo, aht belleveo It
necHUr~· lor any bellet otudent
to work hard, pract ice loil1
houn,and follow rllk!dlldplu.
.....
September 19, 1968
THE POINTER
WSU Professor Will Help
Nigerians Develop Soil
t..o"' of toll II lur lna 1 pn~fenor ltWUicon~lnStueUnlverl ity--Ste~ Point half way • ·
r oondlhe wor ld,
Dr, )<.I }(I 1\lt'plltad, h\1 wife
and two children ldt by jf!l In
A11guat for wntern N11er1a In
Afrlca IO'he:~ h~ will be 1 1011
rtteareh« and t eacher for two
Hll l llllflmtntll lpol'l.lor tdby
d'te U. S. A&enc:y for InterN.t101111- Developtl'lftlt (AID) u the
Unlver lltyof lfe.
"h'tbeenalong,.·att for \1.1,"
Dr. Horp! tllld a.ald ullerevt.,....
her tfforu on houuhold ehores,
The couple tw.ve 1 tllree- yeuold aon, Kart. and ••even-month
old df.11gllte r, Ida,
BK&IIIe Wlacouln hn an AD
contract to f11rni1h manpower to
d'te developlnt: 1111\on, d'te Hofl)1teacb won' t be alone ac:rNI the
t ea, At lllllt IS men from the
BldJi!rland area are on !he lfe
faCility,
Abo11t -400 mUtt IWI.Y lithe
fa mily of Or, Tern.nee s-den.
He Is a for mer director of the
Stever\11 Point State laboratory
lehool who thlt l llmmercomple-
~ lnternulon~ l problernt,.'IMh
t~ theflrstofatwo-ylllr&lllp..
dela)·td h11 proJect, He appUtd
two years ago, Tiny Biafra' t
from the coowury of
Niger ia caiiStd a bl()Ody conflict
and the ).~delle Ent l ltlllt tlonln
the northern tip ofthecontlnell!
wu In crlttca] l ll.te liSt yM r ,
10 the AID otfLclall t'IICOUngtd
the flml!y cO plan for • later
departw"e,
"tm tettlng Jo a rutlo\l.l to get
ltnled over there," ~"'· Klll>nad satd. Sut the a grees tN t
there hne been l ome benefltl
lothev.-alt..
The 11nh"ft"llty In ll'e provldtt
ment tn Nigeria tlllcher eduao lion.
Or. Hlrpllead 1eesht.worh 1
tmporunt to Nllff\a beei.Wie of
the urlt!K)'Of ben erloll"'!'l\lgement there, " lt'ltmanfor !Nt
unl"'rllty t o J treu practical
CO\Irlet 11 thil 111.ge of the
colll'ltry'l development. It woolcl
be klndofawkvo.. rdlf Uberal
artl were conaldred mor e tmporunt,"headvllet.
He betlevet hll minion will
be tmporlllnt to Steven~ Point
~'flllrs,
IKHIIon
Sll.ttbec&lluthea.m~hu~
«~me cNmopoUun. Dr. Hlll>-
hou•tng for ltlflctiltylndl•ttllld OC:a.llol\lllyhuforet~
llltgnlnathe Hitl>llacb a ~.
lnh!I WSI..r"J ol11 c11oulll,lndln
IOW'bedroomatruc:turefeaturlng the fl.ttlll'e ho~ to have more
two ltor tes and • tun deck. arwwer~for hli Afr"Lcanltudentl,
" \\"e' ll bave a benerpllceto
llvt!lno'"er there," Dr.Harpetad u td lmilln&o The family
r ntdoe1 tn 1 bwlp tow tn Plork
Rtdj;eandv.·lll r el:lll'n t:heretn
Leister
Promoted
""'·
To Major
·~:.:'~""M'"'"''""'"m· •.:.::!~ ••~... ::l.i~;;..;::;:
Dr. Ht.rpttead,amemberot the
~rura l Retoorcel d~p.rt ment
faculty .C Stt"I- POin!SII.te
forelg!ltyeaCI,II)'the lulCClt~
Becker Sends
Fish To Vietnam
A brother ot lhlot minnow
youu.edlhii•"'I!IIMrtoa.kh a
blcnorthlmplkem.ybepart o f
plcltled col ltct!on of
Witconllo fllh now bl:lnl
narnlnedlntbeoo:unog:raphic
lnltltute of Nhttranr, South ·
t be
Vlolwm.
Sh:t. .n n:hlblta,
1111nnoWJ, were ant to So11the:ut
'-tlY
Alii
b)'
WltCODIID
S.Ckar,prol- o fb tsMop,lt
dlHeiJDII.hi COOp«ffl[,.effort .
In retvmfOtlhe ac:hool'tllft,
Dr. Becker reeelftd 1 Ml of
boob about marine and fftlb
Wtter n.b• fou.nd In Vlelnlm.
He bllie-tberoUI-etl04 0f
Dl. OfOIOI IICKD. profftsor of biology ~ WI•·
con1ln Stole Unlve rs)ty.Sttvens Point, d lsployed a col·
lection of old booh obout VIetnamese fish. He received them as pot1 of o new uchong1 p1ogrom the
university ho• with the Oceonoglophlc lmlllvle of
Nhotrong, South VIetnam.
A
both Fnac:h and Viet nal&nC\1111 tl&tll I n lVI In tJMo
Unlted State.. "I .... etpecWly
bappywer_l,.dlht mbla.we
the unlwnlily hun'tanythlncln
tiM library aboutlllh from that
put o f 'the world." Method&
lllldtocatchtbetinyCI'I&t llr..
and rari(H o f &q ....tlc lift IH
f•tund In 10me of l.he boob.
Dr. a.clr.lf plalu to Mnd
I!!Ort tllh trom the Mldwwt Uld
In ,..vm rec:tl.. 10me of the
huh
••tn
•pede•
whldl
dllpla)l~ ln aq iW'illml. Many
oppcMtd to
o nly o ne d&npro\11 W!.rorllln
an poiaonoUI, u
rt.b-thepr.
Or. Beckerwuencounocedto
t's
"~.~!!~"J
STEVEN POINT, WIS.
::;! :~:,s;:~:n:~."::g~ ~~~tio~~~~~~m:;t ~=~
~~ t:1r~~~~:~":·~
~:::;hi~"!u.h~ :'~;\eO:.';i
~~the nation.
erd
Type
Bush Hats
$UO
"The lotC!$1/nStyling "'
HUNTER'S
~~~ ~ ~~ ~~hird
'"Fresh As A
Flower In
Jusl One Hour"
-Hme to w.or u nfolli•Hoble,
r.tnlnlt tenl, ' Golden Autumn'
AND -
etop at ' The Ylllo ge' , our dtCirmlng founte~ln luncheot~eti.,
A llegulor Priu h ery Day of t he Y.arl
f or Cl sodo or a tond wlch.
Prafenla nDify Cleaned o nd Preued
257 Dlvlt lo n StrHI
Auatl from North Paint Shopping Center
Utsttnbtrgtr'S
~d ownto
,,.. ~m"
wn
Thursday-Friday Nites Til 6 P.M.
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wlll wor k
;,.tth the f1rmer1 who ba\-e mad-e hil o fliee.
i grtculture the lf&dlng tndwttry
Major Leider , who rflid..1 in
Australian
Again
coloane by Prince Mlrlchobelll
Open Tuesday
GENUINE
0 . Cohan, ualltant
and d irector of tho!
and ".LechlrH Series, will
nt UM fint facility r.cital
11M ~euon Sept . 24 at W.S.U.
-st....... Point .
Autumn ~=.~ y~~tlo~~~:~ of
I
c:anM
.led
prof-
~~~Se~~.J:e:::'~ wll~'t,P~: ~ian;.,~~
He IIYI -~ Vlatlllm tlah
arecolorf11l and oftbe I)'JM
NEW STORE HOURS
*
to StaftN Point
fou:r yeanoa,oaRer r.mYinl•
muter o f millie deCJM h om the
Unl..rllty oflndlan.,whtNM
nmaln«l two yun .. ap.d,..te
.-IILintln pl.no,
Al bertaoo, who head~ .. "'
Blllldlnl•udltorlum andopo~nto
UHaLed ed11a.tlonal mlalon to
the publlewllholltc:h&J'p.
the fi i iWI Y eDIIl'llr)' In 1967.
Sti«tlODiinclllde l ntenneuo
T he lo ca l b lo l o1ht In A min.Of and A mljor and
Imme d ia tely W'I'Ot4l to the
Ballad• ID G minor, &IJ from
OC8In()lnphle lmtiluta bllt wu
Br&hma' OpUI 1 18 ; Pretl.lde In D
Oelayed in an early l tltt o!an
ma jo r. Op111 23, by
•~11• beauae hi& let tar wu , Rachmaninoff; Impromptu In F
~ored by \.he Vltlna, _
minor Op111 142 by Sc:h11bert;
lnatitution d1ht mont'- after Camr.,;.., Op111 9 by Sch umaM;
mallin\1.
Six EtiKIN, Op111 2&, Noet11rne
F oren1011, Dr. Becke r il in C Sharp minor and And1nte
lookln11 for an esrly e nd to t he lpilnato and Gran Polon1l'il!
Vletnan~~e~ wu bec:a1111 o f \.he
brlllant.e, all by Chopin.
moral lo.ue!n'IO!..ed, but he alao
A
nat i n
of Wlnnlpel,
Ia aw..e that end of h01tilltiel Manito ba Cohill attend~
will lmprOYII poit&l tlet . Then Unlwrllty ~f Manitoba whe~ he
more f'11h a.n be e:u:hantled.
wu Hiecwd to 1ppear In the
·VIet-bloloclltahue been
Ull&bMotoidtDtlfy.
a bouttheopportunlt\H In helping
Jle wtll work In 1 field Station· departn-.ent I I WSU - Stn.,na
Stllte
Unlftnlty • Stnen&Pointupart
or • "'"" n chanp procram
propottd by WSU. Dr. Oeorce
Jack Cohan
Will Present
Piano Recital
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the pen IM"o holdi"11.lfo the MW "'""'l' modtl loc Ctic ... dooogned
lot w;lo.olorship othlt!tl, lvt:ky cOrd ployt ll ood ot~ct ric~ <ompllt
t.OCiolitoH who con olfotd the upcnU.o ~9.....t pN:e.
a..tdoto't lt t tho" cltlicote good looktloolrO'.I. O.r.p;tehot·
rible putM!Nntflt..,. mod ocie~tlrn, the t 1011ont lie Clic otill w•otc
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GUITAIS·AMPS -AU.INSTIUMINTS AYAILAILI ON UNTAliASIS
September 19, 1968
THE POINTER
A Review
New Colony Six Were Not Spectacular
ByRUSSBAUMGAR T NER
Wbt n the New Colony Si11:
otarted their flnt tel Sundly
Fran kl i n
nltht,tbe.-.-re•l&btofthem.
The ain1er IIHmfil to be
•tnlcht fi"Ofl"lradlolandwl thhll
ht t pa 'c td 1111ppy ~Iter
bt:t-naonp. HtWUictually
qulteentertain.ln1.
The IJ'OUP IIMlf WU really
nothlnll too tpedacular . They
were • medioo:n·to.,ood roc.k
and rollb-.ndwhio:hwupuftct
for tM tl t ... Uon they were
e ntertalnln1 for. Th• co.t wu
ontdollar,•nd I doubtthlt
anyone there had IHn w ry
many b&ndlbener than that for
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The rnembe,. of 'nt~ta Phi
Alpha bepn the Khool yttr by
,..;nnin1 1he home ~mln1 t heme
competition.
The The '- Phl'a are pre~~ntly
bill)' pl•nnlna formal ini t iation
11 • c:ktlpterofThtta Phi Alpha
tomellriMIInOctober.
At the fint meetinl ¥•ilyn
~~tz~~~:e::~::!.f"c!..•1.:!:':~~
~~lnn:~i . the
Unlm; ty
of
OnS.turday,thechtpterWN
vit.ltPd by the Put National
Mra. Rote E•~raon.
Over the 1ummer jYronne
lbnrntnn wu pinnfilto Alpht
PhlOme p,
Over tho 1ummer Yvonne
lbnmann wu pinned l<t Alpht
PhiOmeea,Pt,uiJohNDn.Clndy
StellmacherwuenpiedtoJack
SU'ac:h of Phi Kappto Tau,
lndllnr. Unlve.-.ity an d Alumni
Sb&ron Havlik wat mtrTied to
Donald Van Ark.
Pl-~dent
IOWA
INTRODUCES
DENNIS A. MECH
341 -0326
JOHN C. DINEEN
IP HONE J
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YOUR LOCAL AGENTS
to o ni at you in y01u 1u inga and prot ectio n
plana f o r
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pr eae nl
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FEATURES INCLUDE:
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Theta Phi Atphf
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The liott,. of Del"' :uta held
an informtl rmoetinl It L901
Coliotle AvenuetobeJin thenew
yeu. At t he meetin& Evonne
Krlemer,pfftldent ,re portedon
the National Conwntlon held in
futurin1" Hound Dot;","Letter
to a Teen•l• Son" llnd
"Sh·Boom".TIMbltdrewallttle
riM !rom the audlene.. The
llll'CQnd wu a parody of &ll\lteur
t howo which dllplayfil the
tt l tnte ot 1n animal
lmpreuionlot and 1 terrible
trumpet pieee. It . wu mildly
humoroua.
H owe•er, t here were aoloe .
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hilhlllh'- to the niJht. TIM
Like I Mid urlier, for pleylnl
Brown tune " I F"'l for a dr.nce ,.they were 1100d. For
Good" e&mll off particularly purettle nt they. were (to coin 1
wel l. The el1ht of them phrue ) nothin1 to Wl"lle home ·
somehow mu11e red up • blltoUI about.
ba n d to un d . Th e y a lto .:._-,----,----~
performed the Bellleaonp'' A
''T he Pointer" w.. tint
Day In the Life", "A Little Help
publlthe d In December. 1895.
from My Friendt" and "Lady
Mtdonna" with confidence an d
The name lril tint e ppeared
true mU~IcalabiUty . The •inKet
on the 1907 edition of the
wu •lao e fine btu.. harp pltyer
colle~te yurbook.
tnd JOt to dilplty hll Wtru on 1
few rully well done blueo
Th e flut lntercolle(liate
numbe,.. On 1 t.low blueo,
b .. k~ tbt U Jame w•• durint the
"Three Pound• of Ground 1 897·1898 ~uoo with the·
Round," both tiM harpiot tnd
-Po lnteu pl tylnl LIIWI"once
,Wtarilt took tutefu.J, soulful UniWl.-.i ty .
oltmet
Central Life Assurance Co.
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wu on tiM okl hit p&nde 1-howa
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the prie.. E..eryOM lot tJr
money'e worth.
When t he New Colony Si"
al.a.rted their MeOnd •t Sundr.y
nl1hl, there were n.,. of thm"O. I
wonder where t hey cot their
name from. Ttlelr playinl wu
SU'Qhfeldt wu pinned by Karl
Erlc:luon or Tlou Kappto Epailon
and the fo ll owinl rnembera or
Del"' Zet.o were mtrtied ; Still
l11tder.
K a~n
.t.e~:er,
Jan
Krl.litr. Pt,ny LyQ.rl, Kare n
Melh.un, Bonnie Richard&, Rit.a
Schmutur tnd Rlt.a Sorenoon.
dnioed • method f01r kHpinll
inventory of the chemletl
tuppllu which e ll mlnttel
mldilln1 a nd Ia. of rue carib
and reduc:t~ Ume tpent In
lnve ntorie1.
li e oubmltt.ed hla propoM i to
the Merit Award Board of
\\~...:<n11in .. Bure}luofPertonntl.
An E.uClalreucret.arywu the
only other WSUayot.emwi n ner.
All told, 10 JH!raont In tt.lt.e
~nrlce recel...-d ••ardol r1111ln1
from $100 to $3!> fo r
IIIUH tio ....
Harte hu been employed In
the Kie nce buildln1 at Stewtno
PointS"'te(orooeyear.
Employee
Receives
Citation
Vets Club Will
Meet Tonight
Soil Society
Wins Award
Fine ll of ln•eatm e nt rthlfnl
No war clo111es any whe re
Note fin an ci ng for J11n io,. and S. niof1
Electron ic prot rom mi ng for your prtMnt
si ruoti o n
Tn she ltered plon1 lor teoc he n ond
prol eu ors
The So li Connrvatlon Soc lety
of Americ-a llu c:ltOMI tu c:hiP.ttr
11 WtiCoMtnStue Unlvers lt )·-Stevens Potnt for loggi ng the
gre~tHt membership lnrrmse In
theMttonWr lng l968 .
Thll! '"'udwaunnou~C'd Mo:"ln •
dr.y Aug. 19,at!lleeO<" Iety'sru -
Uo ntl co nwmlon a t theUnlverJltyofGeorpa--Athens,
SteveN! PolntSu.te"schaptu
doubledltl~mberehl p lhl s)-eto l"
to now IOtl l mor e than30. Pau l
Oaxter of the! nll\lnlrHour cH
t.culrylstdvl sorto tllll!c hapte r.
lle said membeuhlp Is
Today's Goals Are Tomorrow's Realities!
Coli Ut and Ltt'a Discu u the Year 1988.
What WUI Yo 11 Ho we Sa u d l y Th\ n1
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Placement Opportunities
FORMAL!
COCKTAil
TIM Uniwtnity Placement C. nter tnnoun c:to the ad dition to
counaeUn1 and cuidtnce 1t1 ff, Donni1 E. TiH tK'y. ~lr. Tiern ey·•:
home It Jane.vllle, where he completed hio hiEh ~ehoo l ed uc:~tion . ,
He ~cei•ed hll btche lor'adecree in 1966.majorincin psychoiOIIY
followedbyamuter'•de..-.eincouruelinlltndbehuiour atuditain
1967. Both were recel .. ed at the Univel"lity o f \\i sconai n. He •
continued hllptduat t ltudy, working toward the doctorate si nce '
1967 tnd II near the completion of the derree in the ' "'•
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COUIIMiinr with minora in . pa)·choloiY and ooc:iolon.
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Mr. Tlerney't bulc 111i1nment 1 1 thlat irne will be d t mted to
co"""'Unr wi t h junto,.tnd aenior1 in the School• of •\pplied A• u
111d Science, Letttra 1nd Science tnd Fine Art1. FrtU.men an d
tophomorea who with cuid•nor ~nrioro are 1l1o In vited to c:1ll at t he
Uni..,.ityPiaorrntntCenttt.
PRESSES
Home of the % Pounder
7 to 8 oz. of tantalizing beef
served on Hot Italian Bread
All ttnloro who pltn to iftdutte in 1969 from all four K hooll of
the Univerdty are u~d to check with tiM plaorment office to Iii<'
that their pltlltment file io complete t nd in propo!r o rde r . Thi1
proc-edute II v«y lmporllnt whe ther 1 ..,nio r plan1 to utill u
plllltiMnt ttrYlc:tl thla ttme~ter or It 1 Lite r da te fo llowinJ if*duate
atudy, military Ml"fil.'t, rnarritJe, Puor Corp and so forth. Tha.e
whoht.enotu~tinitiottdtheirfiltlhoulddoll0 promptlyr.oth 1 t
a-edentlallcanbeproc:euedtndnai lt ble'" ht nn ee ded.
Phone For
Delivery ! ! !
344-9557
Notll.'tl of employltV!nt opportunit iel for univt-rlity paduatu,
1nd Kheduled datu f01r inttniew• will 10011 he ...,ceivfd at the
Uni......;ty Plaorment Center. Grtduatet are ur~d to conoul t the
Khedult tnd lien up for intervie w&. The importance of care ful atud y
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for initili employment oppo rtunitiu t.o avoid tM need for u rly
ch~n,e o f e mployment cannot be overemp hui1ed. The Mlection o f a
IUit.tblot po.oition which meeta an lndividual'alnterut, capabilititl ,"
and okllll ntceKitl t.eo revit win1, job de~riptiono, cornJ)Iny ,
broc:hutel, company policita and 110 forth in order to~lec t wi oe ly . ~
TheM INttrillo ' "' anllable in the Pltcement Ce nter . and will boo !
diatributtdtorelidenceh alllln d inrnanyinattncettochairmenof :
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~=~:.:"":~l~f=e ~~=~· to
Jen~ral inf~rmttlon
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provide
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t~~tntll l to jp"ldi.Litinc wnior1 u 1 IMint of u tend1n1 ~rnc:t~ to all
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wnioro. Repreoentttiv• of nrio111 ln(uatriea tn d 10vernment ~
aeende1 wlllboo~<:heduledoncampuadurin1theyea r.
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RA«nt annou nl.'tment• of employment opportunitiu hue been :
recei~bytbotfollowinJcompanlet. Broc:huA'I,I PPIIcat lonbllnU
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1nd ptrnphlet.tare •nibble In many inatancet. I.Genen.l Foodl;2. ~
Sberwln·WilUarnt Co.: 3. Harley·Duidaon Motor Co.; 4. Ell Ully and ~
~ ut!~~!~~~~~. Oil;• 6. ~ob~l ~~:_ 1. Mlnner.o tl Minin11 tnd ~
of
S. Volbwaqen....:eeonotby, ttfp to
Both the State tnd Feder:a l Ci¥11 Se nrice htve pro•ided :
lnfor1111tion concenUnc e mployment opporh>nltiea and htft ;
proYlded t he Placement Cent.er with tpplicatlon blanU fo r t he ~
'II
rnu..peoroallorL)
6. Gl9Yhound
Bu.l- oU-oround vliScct.
entn.noeeurnination.Copi<o~ar:e:-ila0bleupon reqlltlt.
(My o:tt, 1M wlndowJ
7. AUI!inAmerica -~led
ltnqlne. (Mmdmum trac:Uon, mlnlmWQ_
vibratlonJ Another oriQinal kiea: price,.
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buUt 1o be cr MCOnd oar- the Jowe.t.
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COOPER PONTIAC ;,?o!£.S~OBILE, I....C.
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TtM Baud o f Mllllona or t he Methodiot Chutch hu ~nnounotd !
opportunltlea for tho• inttreoted In forel11n miulon 111d h""• ~
proYldtd lnterutlnr brocbun: f~r t~ lnttreat.ed.
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$39.95
tndud ing Botterles
Graham Lane Music.
Tbt Moorman Manufacturin& ComPIIIY o f qu.Jncy, llllnoit It
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eompany. Men with rw"li bl>ckJroundt or thole in the fie ld o r ,.
ReiOUI"Ilt Muupnwn t an of particular in~reat to thlo company.
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Whip Pointers, 29-7
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The Warhawka.ft~ offlut
WMk'a
N Al A
looked
polWied
ltl"lllhl
u])Rt o•er defendinl
champion 1-'a lrmont,
very impr....ive and
inwinninltheir~econd
11me of the youn1
Stnena Point dominated
rno6t of the nut h• lf, ~•pecl&lly
with aatronldefenM, b1.1t h1d a
fewbadbrnbinthath&lf and
were nomateh for \\'hlte.,...terln
theluthalf.
The openlnc kickoff 11iled
into t he end1one &nd the
Pointen 1tarted the c•me front
their own 20 yard line, AJ'trr •
runnlnlplll)'picked up three
yard.a, junior quarterba~k Bob
Main h it end C larence
Weleho-.ki with a perfect pua
atthePolntft4$andthebicend
K&mpfft'd a ll the way fOf a
51.1-Y'I'ru Point tollC'hdown with
the CIIM only 40 ~«Gnd.t old.
1heplaycowr~ 77 yarda. Pat
McFaul added the ki~k 'and the
Polll t•u
Schaffer Hurt
In Practice
Andy &.,fr«. t iahtendf.,..
t he W.S.U.- Stneno Point
footbaU team, will"probablybe
!oat fot' the ~~~awn" after
d ialoc:atin1 hLa arm in p!lletiC11
lu t Wedneaday nlcht .
D111lne Cou,.ell, head coooch
for the Potnten. u ld the 67",
230·pound ~eniOI' from ll ilbert.
h u n<M bffnadriiedon the
ll tlouJnua of the injury.
Schaffer w11 hurt while IM-in1
biO<:keddur\ns·scrimmap.
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on
the
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Bruhr l"'nt~ out to the
Stneno Point 38 u the rirst
qllii'IAr end~.
The Polntn defenae nlffened
and Stne Jobnaon alopped o~1
Jona U.ort o f a fll"'t do'ftll on
fourth down and t he Pointers
tookoY'I'ronthelrown33.
After a Maln to Bob Rohde
])Mihadlalned nlnayard.a o n
nrst down, Mllin eroued up the
deftn&e with another pay. Apln
It wu Welchowakl well behind
the Warhawk defttlll, but the
pau wullichtlyoverthrownand
W~cho-.ki rouldn't hold It, •
From thil point on In the
11me, the moment1.1m '"tne!ld to
JO to WhitewatH .
ABreaker puntwith6:·U left
in , thehalfvru~tllrned to the
Pointer 39 yard line by Chuck
Roblnaon.
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On theiK'Ondplay,Warlu.wk
Scalped
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43 'Dofo hltM\bFoaand.lo.with tint d own JlUIN that
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'W&I the way the half end~.
SIAnBittcdtooktbe•eond
halfk.lcllorffOI'Whltawaterricht
at the 1011 Une and onlr a urin1
lac~ b)' the man who k.leked
the boll, Pat McFaul, P~ftnted I
to uchdo wn. Blttotf wu flnaU)'
dnoped down at the Sl.ewno
Point 39.
Fo \lowin11 mil.edfleldCoool,
the Po inte rs weN unable to
mon apln and Breaker punt.td
tothe Whltewater37.
Tha Warhawkldroft63Yardl
in 10 playa for 1 touchdown.
Dom mixed runnin1 and pa~~lng
playa well, with at¥eral end
awee pa Kainlnc «>Niderable
yardap. Jonu went thelut H
yardl 0<1 a awHp around ri&ht
e n d . The \ouehdown · and
llanaen'a aueee ufu l kick
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wnt•..-•••·••kl..,.a,HonWlll•wotw...HinH. II, <un.
1HOI'I•n, kkk.J
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o~mo.\kkktallod.l
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0 \ 0 136 29
190 lb. Dennia Ou.atin work&
qalintbacker&nd defen1ive
b ack for t he Polnten. 111
point.ed ol.lt that innp<~rieneeu
a un.lt is th major wealr.n..,.in
the Pointer Unebackln1 crlw,
The 5'11 " Mnior from Baraboo
tlatedth&thildefel\5iftllnitwu
"hithardel!bythepu~ to far."
By JOHN STENGL
Thia yut'l int rrm u ra l
pro1ram becan thia .,....,k with
t ouch football competit ion.
Playoffaue~eheduled tobecin
the fintweekofOetober.
J im Clark of the Phyalcal
Education Department il qain
the hn d o f the intramural
prutr.m and thla year labelnl
aMiat ~ by John Brenell'lln, a
aophomore from PardHYila..
Tnma will eompett In 17
aporu thilyear. Archery and
te nnil h~>-e bHn eliminated
ftomthiayear'aptOI]ram.
All men'• dormltorin will
compete u winp thil ytar to
permit Jrtater participation, A
ne w &etl.lp Ia bein1 tried thla
ynr .AII lea&ue competltionwlll
be within u~h do rm until 1
champion foreKhdormlneach
tport Ia decbN<I , Thill IAIII'II
w ill then compete in the
for the
tovcbdown. Han.n 'tldck fal"d
fi n
ynrd 1
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=!:te~th·= ..
t hird qumtr.
l.hatwuthewayltended,
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offelllift
The
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btlie.,.. t haPolnterbackfield
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uperlence ia the by to t he
aii!X'Q& o f the Polnten vound
pmoe. A •nior, F~iman added
Prepare
for Meet
yo 11n1
By TIM LASCH
The Pointer football tum Jlft defendinl champion Whitewater
ati lt could ha11dle for a halflut S.t1.1rday 1 1 Whitewater, but a
combination of Warhawk uperienee 1nd Pointer lnnperitnee
prowedtoomueh forS~...... Polntlnthecloalnlhalf.
~'hltewater ~ ju.at too 1ood a team to belt whan the offenae can
m1.11teronly 001 touchdown allday,anda sood Po inllrdlfe,...Ju•t
eollldn'tkeepuptMifforttheyputoutln.._t oftheflnthalf.
Sten Johruon , Pet Fee, and Mike Coun&ell t lltned in ueellent
l t.mel a&alnlt Whitewater In a l01ln1 e&IIM.
Don't count the Pointen out of tho: eonferen« race q uite yet,
howewr , It ~ a IITOnl confe~nee t hla year, with \\'hitewater,
Olhkoah,SteftnoPolnt, PiatteYille,andLaCro&N all ha'lirllllrolll
1.1-all'll.
To h&Nanyaucee..,howner,the co.ehinK•taffwill h'we to rind
the rlaht combination In the offena.in line - the bloc:kinlalmply
wu not t herelutS.t urday,
wo n nlneatrallht athomt: llnt<! \968.
The Pointer ~rou country
team ~ preparinc !or &nother
.euon under the dirertlon of
Coach Bob Bowen. Headed by
!our lettermen 19 men •~
workina: o ut dally in prepanttlon
!or the openin1 meet o n Sept.
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"nuPolnten .,.rnil&lnlthelr
two bill polnl'lttten from laat
~"· Dale Roe tranderred to
LaCrOMe and Palll LaMere uwd
uphia elll ibllity.
Thil ~If Coach
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plnnln1 hla eha.mpionahiphopea
o n T e rry A mu...on, John
Pttenon, Bob Ferry and Wend all
Kru'let,lll retW"ninl let termen,
Bo'IHn alao alated that Pau.l
Hau1 , Don Hetzel, Darrell
!lawler, Jim Newman &nd Jim
Uua are hla mo.t promlainll
freahmen,
O th er aquad mem ber•
worklnc out for • place on the
tu minellldeMarkWtleh, BruC11
Lathrop, Larrr lletul, Chua.a
UpthalfOW, Dick Fuvour,John
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John Sten1l, a junior bioiO()' ll'lljor from Birnamwood, (Oven
intramurala [Of th• POINTER. John ill atudent ualatant in Kmtt~e n
Hall &ndalaoanactlwel'l'rtieipanlinintraml.lrala.
e B1.1rton, a frfthman from Mlnoc:qua, ia the lone n~wcom~r
thla year, One wu aporiA editor of hia hil'!h ~ehool paper lut yur
&nd ia writln1 aporll ftahltfl thli ynr for the POI NTER. lie La a
)ollrn•lilmmajor.
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Write BOK 567
E.11a . All upec:ta of the tum look~d Jood. A otern tn t will arise
Stevens Point , W is.
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all-eamp111winner.
Trophlet for eKh lndi..Sdual
1port haft bHn elimlnat.ed thla
year. Yur·round poinllwillbe
totaled fo r.Uaport.oandthttop
wlnrln each do rm will ceta
trophy, The overall winner of all
d orm& will r"K"elve another
tro phy.
FnternltiH and lnde pendePt
telmlwillapineompetelnthelr
owndi..WOno,
lloi'JH.hou will belin nu t
WNk ...dall campu.atennil &nd
paddleball do 1.1bka tollm&rnenll
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Knutzen hi in dorll'll and
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W.C. Fields in The Creal Chase
The Lil' Rascals in Canned Fish
T he Lil' Rascals in Spooky Hooky
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PAPA J OE'S COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
Nor1h o l Cll'f Llmila o n Hwy. 5 1
ATTENTION!
W.S ~ U. STUDENTS
$200 REWARD
For The Purchase of Any New 1\fobile
Home Not Already Specially Priced
NEW at 7f tor·ntbfU
Held Over-2nd Big Week
REMINDS YOU!
We have all hunt ing and fish·
Licenses, Bows, Ar r ows, Guns
and Live Bait. We also Buy
Used Guns.
Aud A.ll Day Sunday
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the American. ' 'tbe C.rdinala will be World Seriea winnen 111ln due
The Polnten open the Muon
to the o~erall de pth of thelr,tum, t l pecially th• pltchlnllt.lff.
on Tunclar at Mllwaukea in 1
trian11.1l1t mnt with Marq1.1ett e
I am nry prolld o f t he other memben of mr aportallaff,ulut and the Unh•el'lityo! Wi-l\l.ln •
year wt were ntedueellentinapori.Jconrase by'a national lunrey. MilwaukH.
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By DAVE BURTON
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Pointen punt~ at~aln, and t hl
Warlulwkl p1.1t IOiether 1 liS
yarddtlveln8 playathat ..wed
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Pointenled,7~.
Alter the Polnten held f(W'
dowru and Whltewlter punted ,
the flrat of the Point"'' bad
b reaD O«l.llftd, Arter t ha
offenae failed to make 1 fll'lt
down, Mike Brukerpunted. Jay'
Newell of th e \Varhawka
fumbled the kick and the
upthepuw.
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op poo.ltealdtandwur\liiOUtof touchdown
:36 left.
In
held apln and
Ne. .u Htwned Bnuobr'• pllnt
from hi• own 40 to the Pointer
By liM LASCH
After a 1lf0"1 nnt half
performanee, t ha WSU.Stevtl\5
Point ltidden folded In the
teeoncJ half before a 11ron1
\11-'hitewattr attack and dropped
their openinc WSUC illtnl by a
deci&iV'1'29·7KOre.
qvariA'..W.clr. Bob Dom h.lt hb
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September 19, 1968
THE POINTER
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Bring in this Ad any tiUJ.e in
SEPTEMBER and we will reduce
the Posted Price of any new
Mobile Home $200;00.
U mlled lo On1 Cowpo"
' " Ce»tomer
NORTHLAND MOBILE HOMES
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