just a shot~
_getting to
TlleiCet'rl.JC-•"'Poy'"'-IJ'O.~
the pointerT·~·-~
_....
bte
OQ~~~.~.~r=.~
-mil
- - Mve been cantncllculry aDd
oa.ly ·,__
p~.~.-~:
red is beaAifvl
W'-dNllncwilhtt)'lt.tnllikelbit,
TDdwPtll-.
lnl~:c:::
:t.:s; :euL: :~~a~
lrnpa rtant nellt. Nut Monday,
1'11-a.y, andWednc.d.ly,~ber
IS.i1, 1ht RedCroaBioodmobllewiU be
~am:.~ ~111and,:: bD~
lltmalft'. Thll yur the lima will be
II :OOam.S:DOpmonMoad.lly,D.DdiO:OO
Dl!l-t:OO pm on '1"'..eeddoy and WMnnday, 'lt'rf&hllAun&ewi Ubelhe/-oom
fotallt'- dap..
81:=-mobls::u~~~
~~t!en~~nw:~~~~=:w'·.:::
«<lllftllon.Appointmtl'llaCIInbemade
bJ slanfDa Vp"
lbe Red
the lnl'ormallon
er- "" -oe
~
a spedal •
~(l#lheUWSPttudentaiDihaton
Wedllnday, Stplembn' 17, llwy donate
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11piela(l#8poaili¥tbklod.
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ateN•
-lftlalrealiu:tbatpriariU.n:lst:
ltudenttvs.ftnllt)'andataff.lftcti.,~ l
Ullivft'Sltiel YS. cmtrsledmlaiatntlon,
etc' .•ttc'. lntpriorityayatnn-bu
lh~.IM!ow«tdlelonwWinV~~riablybe
the moat rreq~t vblm ol •dminlltrath~ errw. nu rNI)' npllin
why l.:ulty andal&ff lfl Jl'ldoa time
while IWdmt pa)TOUI Ill 011 ~Min
:::':!:~:::a~~~~
raUUitbatth.W:Imt.i.,..II'IPPOI«<tobe
,.w.
Student time e.rdl ·~ _, 10
M..dt-lontlmtbut.nthertbanbflnc
praeftled.lheyaa t intbuldtpot~o~nUJ
payda.y.
Wtl"ffOtitel.luotvlllblei"UUINN IwJI')'
drlliyt alai : camputer mall~
lateruUiqoftiJMciU'dl,ete.1'tien•
~~~~lhe~=
the tact lhlrot atudtol. lileeU wert nat
...
-.tOI.IIorthllth!)t~-.,~
~
.w~eculrafto
Q:len Channel reply
-•
St\IGnlta at
t'OIIntina 011
UU Univenity - .
cheek~. Tbey wwe
nt«<edforrrnl., lulllon,Uvln&npenltl,
u-e
and-taa~:aoodtimebll,~ift~~.~mmer
JIYtWI)'loLhe1Lir1offChOol.n.e
Bob BlodJ:illllli mada Uaecue 'ln lui
wed's PDWer for lht rtpt (!# the
ttudmltoallft(thewft.-.ltyiOMrYe
bb educ:atlan u we!l u r.c-.ry. I
....nttopoilltiO-Yft')'lm.pona.ni.
-.iiJ'.
One writer once Jald : ' "'Jbe only In-
~~~YH~~~
::e:::: ~
the Alnft'kan ~•Ut~e l)'llfm, but bla
tta~
makes. ~lel r that aol
eoo·trytllb.c....,.rtlai.IIJhl-aworutwhileiNmir.:a~ rar-.Jvn.
8utlhen-wbatyoulln!dfar ajab•' t
llftftNrilyU.ftlher.
Tbedafl&rrlaiO('ONidrr~nc
worthwhile leanalne b«auae your dad
• )'CIU" best friend elMs .o, b«awe it
IK\IJWIWd .. paldjob,becJiu;ae\lialhe
l l.¥t
DI'IIJ'Iitkl youk.-anclarenolafrald(l#
-. thft'tlumyriad(l#reuon~lhat
.wdtnltl cid not deem II unltir dwlt the.
univft'Sity ......llded prom~ and
Pf'OI!I~IJidpusctwlityoltbrir
~pkl)'en.. 1$ It lbea unftlrthrot
u.-·
atudmual.k thetamellllheir .-r-t'!
StudMu IIIUit melC fllllllllifl l ~
albilltln 1nd II It 10 tbeir ldVII nlqe 10
doaowllh a pa)'dledl: rather Ulan IJI
n-
Hmapa aome day the Acmunlinc
Dept. tllheVatian(liJ ollbe U.W.
•f'l~wUinnd.inateadoltpa,cbeck,
\oOIIJ."' Pnilapll tbe7 wiU lll'ldenUad
the: atm. lhl$ puu on indivkkaalt.
hrhiiJ111th'1wUievm LikethetltMto
r~~pl.lln lhedN)' Ia quatiorl.
I hope to. I aiM hope I~ will
~~btriO mafl lt.
C-nHSt.tnt
IIOihi~Wtodowitlla..nelvn,DWIO.Ia
andpurpc~Hinlife.
..........
Tbe
~
b ; Don the
l l i¥trail)'
The ampw Ia 1 very Important lidd
(l#aperimftltatlon.SUadellu~
hive lbt poulbilit)' to aperimce a
variety of ways ollhlnklnc and way•
tN.-canbeclorle. Haklaapeedlin
f~l(l#alarJeavwclpranMteaniD-
=· ~:-:-n~~l)'~=r:
poem . find out What ~,. ..
about. lhlnll ~n~rm.t for a week. ap.pruch a per-. willlaut a cletrly a ·
plicable:
reuon.
crab •
ramp
newap~per,loiJIIIOtomeOod)' Of CCCI•
vl nce him(!# then«fllityola land
rtform In Nfpill.
..:.u:.n-:..~~~U:UTI!!~
bellraWolloiAnc•friendar~
1111 instrudar. wltboulbtilllaMed far
q.aalif!atianl.
, NowyGU.a!IMI.UIIhtlllli'rtnity
.,........ nceD.nl opportUnltift far Ill
lhil. 0.1( . But how- .tudlnb Maw
" tolltUeactiwltybalcSel~tllec*l
tnd.s' How tome In
\he ,.."""ent cia• I !oak 1M athet'
,,... 1 apentlhe cl.luroan\ lloun
-'.Ill • my aoCeOcdt w\U! drdn:
l'llm!W W1lnHUI
anddol~andaftft'dleflul
not"'"
..... ll'l'ft'
the lnall\lctor ewld
lftlifJ'tbal lt.d pttenDI'I!1blni*IID
. lliii!Mrt
outolthltdaM~ Lellll .
il- mub.aal~betWMJI\he .
~~nlv'""'ty olferi~~~J t lndlbelrq.aallty)
andlhell""'"l'ldilllll«..a.
Le!UIIIopforlli'IOintllllnO&rdally
lum. looc*•t-worldlfld atCillf'at-.DM ior wbatii....U,.Ialpx1alll
and~usret'llp!iZIIIhltthrnWIIOI
reapDft-
only• rla)lt 10 lrJ' but aiM 1
.;bililyl8 do ...
lle,.Uf'ti A.W
£.,..,._" UWSP
LoFol'- replies
Tbe~lathatwedad't~
proride:lbeattint:lor•~
-m ror~~
'
aarto.~olt ii'I'JWI'Iia&mu ..ylnf
''Sorry, p~)'t91.1 cbects.will 1101: be ben
UN-:
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ndt-Yoroii ..
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wllktl
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wpwa,. -.w.,ewetteloKal. lllole ...
IMft'll""ldlo'-. T• .. lotMr. t.al',eelk
'-lk..,y,.rtr .. ra,-...
T1tHPII11ft',
I !"Nd )'(IW" 1rtidl pn'UiJU( 10 U.
lac'k(l#adeqwllltali'I)'ConMderltlanl
few bicydhu on Hilfrway • In Plfo
lk'ula r, and au hJ&hways In ltnenl.
What un I dcltolwlp'
Wen~lniiT'tflllylmnnber(l#tbe
~- . lewld~tbla
conttn~witha ppropriate ~Uoii.AI
)'OG lf'IWIU aware, I
am
la~no
IIO'ilbl
IOdalhltuSecraary(I#St.att.l fell
lhet 1 prna reiNM on my plrt would
... be l..r!ICtiw-1 INal ID\Idl leu
elfedl .. lllaar-OW!Ieditorial. lllaft
lonl Men an.sdv«ate ol tnnapart.stlon
alln'lllllh'U 10 lbe autom.obtle, and
~Uy.bicydet~o~fetyillma)ar
Series 9, Vol. 18, No. -4
·r••tn ·
1a
a ,....,•• ,
••p.-tc4
•••lluU• •• ttle U•her11l7 .,
"'lae. . . . . . _ ..... , <=-•..Wy.
('(lft(ffQ.I amabo~llyconc:lf'tll'd
lbou t t'-,......,IUr.• yourfriend
Martilt Thom~. wbo are ilarTaaMd,
injurtod,w ll lllldu a rfiWt(l#lbdf'
(!# -·pDUIIli !W ~ •
l~wilh)'Oireditarl.lll.lldwltb
d!oice
)'CIU"rlqUell. l -'mJ117donotkMwwhll
t candalntbedif'edlonlolc broQI!nc
pvtt'IIIMI'IIIttltudeiiDw.,.tptaclJJI
_ , . on bkyde paU. nlher U..n
inter11atn. lt you c:an.ugftl anythlnc
tllat l u.ndoilltbiaa!"N , I "~
)'CIU"Idelll. llaokf-•rd&oy-reply
will! theM '*-t.
O.IUP'IUI'Ik
!Wrria>y .. S..W
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_Dial 911 for all emergencies ,
\Nhen 911 comes lo Stevens Point on September 15. lhe
r.Jmbef 'Nill .....ooc on oil campus phones.
Just dial
or "8" first. like you would on onv local call.
·v·
Then dial 911.
Beainnin& ne:~~:t Mollidaj
dislrelled e.aUen ril have to
remember;. ooly tu to coatKt the
police, lire, or ambul.lnee services
for hdp.
Tbll centrallud emercency
nUmber il no different than a
ll.aDdan:t tdephooe ~ - The
opn"IIOI' or.dill)l.tdleim.aMiftg lbe
lySlim limply Jakel the lncominS
ftnuamcy calls and tbell infonns
the al)pNipriate arvtce by radio or
"'--
Cu rrently, are'a pollee are
=:;~,~~.::=-·~
do 10. Accordln& to Por'lqe County
~~~o=~~i~'::-= ~1~
1
allowtlheMn'knlo~ mueb
faller. ''11M! radio l)'ltem worts
hand in twld with the ""' «:n·
ttaliud emqeney l)'ltem ," the
5berlff added.
111e coR of INa new let"W:e II
nx.Oy bonle by the local lovt'l'n·
mmt and the telephone eompaz~y .
Poinle'
h&e 4
Sepk•lller JJ , lt71
911 will put you In touch ¥lith emergency help fosl from
police, fire depoltment sheriff or ambulance serlice. For
non-emergency cOils. dial ru'1"lbers lisled on lhe i0$1de
front C0'.'9f of lhe Stevens Point phone book.
~c : dlol 911 troln any phone with a 341. 344 or
911. Help 'Will be there when you need il.
@WISConsin lelephone
The local aovernment utilizeS the
revenue to rent the extra lines
needed , w1\lle the td~hone e«n·
C'r!.~tamC:~t c!:t'•~n=
syll.em ll thlt olthe ditpatd~rwho
receivtslhecallt . •
Stver~~ l towns, larae and • mall ,
1\ave rnorted to i ll. Howevn-: the
Jyllem M1 had lea •uc:c:ns in
latin' cltln, such u Milwaukf.e,
becauseofovn-lapplniJuriJdic!lon
and alto becauae localpernmentJ
are.r-:efn-~~ametropolls
admlniJtution. 11UJ could be one
lftton wily the SMrlff and Police
OPpa.rtment are confident that tht
new system will bt JUCctaful ln tht
Slevtn~Pointarea .
Tht centralized nwnber hu a
~Uf!l~ of advanlqn over the old ,
IndiVIdual emer1ency num biTJ o
poliu . fi r e , a nd a mbulance
dtpartmentJ. The important edp ls
that the number 11 euy tt.l
r~embtrllldwillsoonbenation·
. ...
There's
al~ays
Nol.tr rqwWr JW Uoveru,at
"'"' • •, ., lu& ....... taD:Iq
LO t'*ala 1tt..i U.. ........
...-..
•
room for one.· more.
t
5'e rep•rts flalll•l 1l1t of •
Jt_,e•lJ c-mllllq r r - .urll>y
UHI, Muy of &I.e• .... oaUdpltft
n.u., .._.,_.,
..Unvt.ru&t
.-.u
klcaUy.
olto c••• acrou
wlrlo Mcrti!M droftr lh'tll&
HMIU...u''leMlllu....,..llllle''
bot ouu11ry Mc1ue of Ole
c.-rut 11-UC ~·
u•
JW
Onl.-lllaJNI ~
wU.b tiM: 11-lq ,..w.t•. M
itlY~ fw ••~
·.·
apartanl llle
kttJ.ccototleutfOIU'r~
udlaftft-1- IIden P41otl.er 1M
f-..1 I re~~U., ,.rt)'.
Aa o,.ole' • Jltl'1 . n.Hap ',.... dMw-..e • \WI ,.,• .
by Jill
Uaun~l
The lituation m the dorms wu
utoundlnJ. In the buemeat
Pray..Snu, Ro.eb,
Neale and Knutua; beds wt:r'e set
~ in Army barne:kl atyle for
Uudy~ources of
acudeauwaiii.B«f«~-
Chris Zenk, 1 freshmaa ia
forestry , went ttJroucb quite an
ordeal bdore 1tttinaa room. When
he arTived at Pray-sima he was told
hedidnothavea room. Fora wbile,
he lived half out of bit caT - hall out
of lhe asaistant diTector's room,
while hulept in the buement. He
complaintd that he could not lock
upbls bdoniiD.P and that he had no
priney. He mond IC)Slain to a
lou'!.gebutthatwasevtawone. For
awhile he lived with aome friends
from his bome town. 01ri1 talked lo
the director of WoliOn and tlnally
rot a room. AI\IY whoa.l&nf'd for a
lin&Je room in Wat.on went iAto the
Army and his room was anllable.
Quia was &lad to ad aituated,
btca~~~e homeworll wu beginning
to accumulate.
Kirk, a freahmu In
Forealry, wa1 one of the students
placed in a low!&e in Pray wlille
wallin& for a room. He lived wtth
lluft other III)'S in wry crowded
t'Oftditionlfora wblle.. Mille wu
Mille
As el dlt: Marl .f duNS Utk weft tMf-e _.. a . . . ll..eall Uvlq Ia ....." .. '--"'ta eleaa,..~
llaU..
Bobble Boedet", aa RA in NuJe,
uld her dorm had appro.tmatdy
flt'Lem lifls livU..: In the buement,
but they were soon rdocated. She
uld that 1tudenll are ~eat to any
dorm on campua that has aa
opentni.
Oleryl Saml*fl, a Se!Jor In
MthropoiOS)'&eioiOCY. wu llvlna
In the buement o1 Roldl. It wu DOt
totally ~or~expected. h lra.naferred
from annther Kboollste and could
not ODdolf<.ampuahoullna: that abe
could affnrd. She rtalltemllate for
a dorm room and moved Into the
buement ol Roach to waiL Apparently many atudent1 who
rflllteredlateknewthehualelhey
wtre In for.
-
Wt: ..ert: loW Ulat ,Z stod"'tl wwe ~ Ia ' - 1 " at
nell el a.Jdwla. lwrMPI. Ha-. K.._, Nt:UI, RMc•,
Sc:•aftkW. SaiUI aN wa-.. Kalk. 'fte 41rlden el Hyer
tt.au. re,.-t .. stMee~tl .. '-1ft ......." ' are••· A spoknaaa r.- KnU"' HaD
U.t
Ult:t'e~et-.- tllree,..,ae•o.Mt!tt:t'ela
Aalll.-ldtJ at Pray~• H.aU t.old a U.t sU ~ ....W
M•. .vM . .teltlleNMaeaott.Wtwedl. 'ney ... 141tU.tU..
a••MrelttMeella .............." . 'nlepktun,.._...
~- Wfft: tate. INt Wftu.li.
Rnl. .t it.all tt.M:atl pa)' Sat per Manter fw a ,.__
N:c.-diq I• Ult: 11-lq c:satraet tlae aabenlty wW pH'VIM
•IIIII ...,.. •• -.eribell Ia ltl ..-..c:ll.-n aN
,.Wkstkrat." 'I'Mie paltlkaU.. ,... 1a U.. avsll.IIIWIJ el
ilotod)' are•• fw •,- b1l r..w.ta.
00--c:a•p• ......U1 c..u..n &8 • 1M .,.fk:talt \8 fiN.
However. tae P.-taae C:O..ty ParU O«ke reperla tll.at tlley
41 aot at UWI tlat: bvt: . .,. ~ llaat4l1Uy kleaUftaWe
u lt.dottila ta•Jilal la c:_,, parb. "'
~
w-.lll lutyear m . .y aluodeala were caaplec at Jlr4a• Puk
eut If Skn:al Poh1t Ia aatk lpadoe of ftadllnJ permaaeat
houiiiiJ.
.., n-,...
'* •
tile..._"''·
·-w--
tile
......
h&e, '
NDter
:!~~~n="tr~ ~=
Office v.flen a room wu available.
He olfeftd to look for a room
himself but was told to jult wait tin
hewunot.ified. Heuldhelliedto
make it dovm to the bouaina of_nee
twice a day to see how t}uJIII
looked- Fortunately Mille met OVil
Zfonk aad if ~ worD out
tbe)t will be roomft\lltes. He aid
that if rooms are oot found for
students in lounJ:el, be apecls that
they will remain thtre all semestn-.
Mille Strep . the Aasiltant
Director at Pray.sima told ua the
dorm had eight people in the
buemeat and all ol the lounges
nlk<l. That C'Onlel to a loll.! ovn-Oow olSZ. J..utf"ridd,ywhftll
talked to Mille. the basement had
been emptied and about 20 people
were left In lounaes. Mille mentioned that thtre was no place for
stUI:knta to store thrir valuables
siocetheloun&ndoootloclr... Therefore. an empty room in the
buefMnt wu pro¥ided for this
........
5rpleaMr II. II'IS
Comparative shopping by Joh n Roody
Early autumn iJ tradiUoaally a
time when students replenilh tMir
apparel. With dothln&
prices ever <WI theincreue, theco.t
ia undoubtab ly .taxing to the '
-·ring
financl al ly ln~tatudent . ln
comparilon to three yeara past, the
pric-e of clothes semlS Mlmehow'
oulfageous. nwe upeaH hu Dearly
doubled on many Items.
There are ways, howeY«, ol
lidesteppln& the ecooomlc crunch,
such u; patclll"' aDd
aewini .mtil
your fingers become raw, coaftrt
tonudism,wear ''hADJfc~..downs "
1
:os~t: iat~:~-:=,· J;
most nectaary . but Rood barjtaln
~
huntina: takes a liiUe time and elfort.
1be Plllala'd.id some ~h •I
various clothiD& stores aro..md town
to see where the belt values w~ ­
The prices queted wue taken from
ltemsof lheaamegeneralquality.
·we cboH some bule articles of
clothing that the averalf' male
student would need.
Beginqingwiththe caeUiestlt.em ,
apairofdenimjeanson-saleatJ.C.
l'eMeyscoat $10.00, SLUOat'nle
Golden HaDeer , SI UO for .lhe same
brand at Ma in· Street Mens Wear,
$1.f1at K-Mart , and S9.911at Poin t
SW'pla.. When buyina jeans, lt'a
easy to see that for good quality you
m111t pay dea rly.
CLOTHING SALE
THE KIDS ARE BACK IN SCHOOL..:..
menswear
0
Sl~~i~~=;.x,~! ~~~ ~1 ~
Han&er (WGw!l,3 forSU0al Milln
SlrMt,JforSl.&4at K-Jotart,and 3
for 11.9511 Point &Jtplus. Penneys
is ob,·low.ly the arrordable place to
score your hosiery.
Men's briefs (underwear) sell 3
for$3.69atPf:nney~ ,3 for$6.00at
The Halliar Cthey specialize in
pattems.see·lhruanda"otchlessl,3
for $3.~at Ma inStreet ,3for$U7
for th e ume brand name at K·
Mart, and 3 for $3.99 for the same
brand at Poi nt Surplus.
Cott.onT-t.hirts...,·ent3 for$3.69at
Pf:nneys, The Hanger i~ apparently
tooswankvtocarrvwhlte T-&hirtll,
'·
IT' S YOUR TURN DADi
ENTIRE STOCK OF REGULAR PRICE
SUITS AND SPORT COATS
REDUCBJ FOR &REA T SA VIMSS IICl.UOitG
All NEW FAU & WlfTBI lOll I WOOL Bl.ENO
Stm:AMO SPOilT COATS
• SUITS
11(111JLML"f1-IIO•n•
IIZUU-IIEQ. A UIMO
• SPORT COATS
llt:OUI.AIIlYs.tl .. IU
. llllU- ..O. A LOMII
NOW
SJ400)-6800
.
3DAYSONLY
IIUii·llll.·lAI. liPT. II·Il·ll .
DON ' T SETTLE FOR SECOND BEST'
. LUCKY'S .
HAS THE FIN~T SOUND SYSTEM IN CENTRAL WIS ALONG
WITH ONE OF TftE FIIEST LIGHTED DANCE FLOORS .AROUND'
-OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE-
·!:: ~~~.~,::;..!3-~:~y~·
C.IIhout~.
to
5. ) Good ptKe
rnMt ptoCipM.
•
8.) a.m.. room open dalfy _.. 3 p .m.
7. ) Nice cozy ber downlta.n e.u.d ... ~.·· ·
8.) c.M ~heed Inc! e1ll lbout·~ pertin
fOf
3.) Ne..ranyeoorerc harge
4,) O•nttng .,...., night. .
'
grouPI of 5 Of more.
•
Main Street ldJs them 3 for $3.18, at
K·Ma r t they w~t 3 for $3.11 and
lhe heavY-duty
:;:»o:;!1ssu:'/!':s.S::.
F1annel lhirts COlt anywhere
from four to ten dollars. The
""i:e';.:~! :f.:~:,~~~;.:
1
~~s:!~~~ ::ei~ =
between alx and RVen dollan, K·
Mart charRed sev ~ dollars, and
Point Sw"J)ltis wanted between nine
and ten p-eenbaclla for their hun·
tinlf. nannela.
So
lhere~ havelt,asOOd wa v
:~s:~:: ~e. caah without runnh\g
lbentil~olharpincreaseintbe
number ol frt:lhmen signing this
u ROTC cacletl ,, the
Univenlly of Wi1tonsin-Steven1
Poiat . U . Col . Arthur Harris u(d
lbout tU new freshmen have
signed up for the procram whith
will be tbelatJest ori«''nd tartnt
tontirctnt to join ROTC at any
Y.'lsconslncam-p..- this fall .
r.u
Add tbe pbone book to )'OW' Ult ol
r«<OM''mded ruclin& this faD .
Referrln& to tbe" telephone
directorymayhelp~eltuckntl
redu.:e tbe .:01t1 of diredory
auistant:e lef'vlte, KCOrdina: to the
W\KCNin Tdephone Company.
Studenll who have l q distaoce
servke 011 room ~can expect
DIAL EYE.l'~T ; Information Oil
''what is hlppenin& oo c1mpus"
can be obtained b)' diallna XlOOO.
All students organitltions are
wekome to have their cot:unicular
:-ee.:~=:=:=~t\!!
Stud.tnt Acli•ltla omce at leut 1
day prior to tbe eveot.
News Notes
Districts Stale Patrol lleadquarten in Tomah.
tn abou t t!M, what was then
known 11 the State S..eau of Qvll
~ftnsedtveloped
ita first ~
alternate slle ollllte govn-rvnent
1nd deslp.lttd it spedfkally ln U.
basementofthetbtnnewUtwaryol
the~t~tec«~eaeinStev-Polnt.
The windowleu lower level had 1
"pr.otection factor " against
radisU011 and the eam p..-JIIelf Wll
remo•ed from • ''probable taratt
area" foranuclearattaek.
~wu~i!'the ~~~~
tbeleacarceeoptawilhmoreeare
and try 1o uilli&e the ones uallable
In the Leamin& ae.oun:a or tbe
University Ceaters for casual
rderence.
-
IC~~:'c:!:~~·=
The Pal.ilb setUement In Porta1e
County will be int.hded thil fall In a
~erm~:e~'i.!:~~::
loth tall each mooth and 2D cents
for eadt tall aftl!f" the first ten.
at the Unlvualty of Wlsconaln-steveos Point. "HIJtOC")' of Polish
lmmlgratlon to the United States"
will be taught from 1:30 to I p.m. on
Moncl.ay1, ~IMina Seot. I. b)'
ProltSIOI' W~daw W. Sorob :
Olarges apply on all ealb within the
home area code.
Operaton will give out two
listinppereall , soineffect,wb.:ribert tan obtain 10 difrl!ftnt
numben e1eh month without
char&e. To lid in fincUnc the
number, the correct 1pelling, •ddrn~H and titles for a liltinj: ,
should be lpedfied.
Directory IUI.slance calb In
tabulated b7 .utomalic ion¥
distuce bllliDJ equipment .
Students who do not sublttibe to
Jon& distloce on NJOm pboneJ will
be Wllbk to reach the opeutor.
Howe•er, calls to director y
auistlnee ean be niade ffOITI coin
telephones 11 no eha111e.
eu:=·~tol ~n =i~y ~~e~~~
tnnallon has taken Its toll 011 the
traditiaa.al toUeae eatslot. Fewer
eopid: ol tbe I4DUal .:at.aloc w-ere
five u1ll a mootb to dir«tor7
usistaoce In the 715 ana. The
Wlsc:onsin TelephOCie Compaa)'
bqan eharaln& for director)'
service in J~me to place the eo~t
bun:leo oo thoae wbo tse it moll
frequeally.
""'·
~vi=!=d~::C:~.~
COPS, ut 4400. Re&lstration
deadline it Friday, Octobn- 3t. The
eum will be administered qaln In
the spring aDd once durlnc the
summer.
"The Uni11enity of WllconllnSteven s P oin t will lose its
designation Sept. tS u the alt.ernlla
site 61" 1tala IOVentment In the
event a natural or man-made
diluter hit or serlowly threatened
plans for
~tMU.~~orpl'!! :;!ce:n
Students who m\1111: place a taD to
direc:to.-yaalltaneecandial ''t-1m " oa any telephone with 1on&
lhtaoce ca~bility for numbers in
the 7 U area code . Dialln&
pr01:eduru for long di1tanee
directory assistance will not
ehan&e . Dial "t-t -S5S-I:Zt2" for
numben outside the home area
The Muter of the Sc:tenc-e of
Teaching Corps will be gl.en at
UW.SP on Slrturday, November I .
"The JW'inl husle(or hustle lhas
..newhat dlml.ll.llbed on eampu~
ov-er the summer, &ivinl people
with bulinea at the IDliven.ity a
~nee 1o park on campw
rhking a $5.00 ticket from Clmpua
Security.
So far p1rkirc met.en have been
inslallcd in parking lots a djacent to
the Unl•eraity Center, Old Mala,
the NatLral Resow-ca BWidlnJ,
and behind the fieldhouse. To date
64 metm have been installed In
without
vari0Uilotsand36willbe~ ln
kit R once aewer constn.:t1011 has
been completed In that ana near
the Fine Arta BuildiniAlJo to lrnp-ove tbe parldna
slluatloa , aearly all campus
:~;:..~c:r7~~- !!t.n,.:
lll'ftli:tnda. Genet-ally the lots U:•
eepted from this. policy are the ones
adjacent to residence hall areas.
Big Mm n Saloon
ON THE SQUARE
PIIOIR Of BLOOOY MARY
S4.00-SUNOAY AfTIRI«XJHS
fb\1\iiNG EASY BAR!Bil!RS
1'101 Fa! 11!5!RVATQS
Dr. So rob has prepared •
tOW"R and •
list of selected reading materials.
Portage Cculty will be prominent
In the discuulons Ia meetircs
during October when the tlua
(ot\llf:l 011 the "lntegraUon of
- lmmhrranta from Poland In a
Historkal Penpeetl.e." Polonla,
about eilbt miles nor theast of
Ste~~ens Point, wu the center for
one of the first three mauln settlements In rural artu of the
tow~try . The others were In PIMI
Maria, TeUI and ParilviUe, Mich.
detailed outline ol the
Dr. SoroU Is a speelallst 011
Central and Eut Europe.an Hlltory
dir-ects a procnm undrer that
title for the history department. He
is a nati•e of Poland and hal been
~c:Uve In Central W"~~eon~ln with
OI'Jiniz.a_tlonl eonterned with advantlnl awareneu of Polt1h
heritage.
~nd
Madison Avenue comes to·Point
The 1wards were timUar lhil year
ByP~Ut&otnkl
except U!at only the lop entry won a
s!:f ~S::~~~~~ oro'r!
Shennan or tome other noted
(aml- cdebrity'!
Why do they come'!
=t
Well ill the past two aummen
:;-.=:~;fd~&OO~:
tdlin&J'I'h1 they choH this campu;a.
fant It really aounds like
.omethinj ri&bt off t.be blclr: ala
bubb&elwn • card or a box of
Cr un c h let'
Muaehle11
cereal : ...Pieasewriteln500worcllor
leu ··wey 1 Would Uke to Attmd
the Univtnity of Wlkonlin-Stevens
Point."
At
But.•.tbereitadiff~.avut
differenre bet•-eeo thlt contest,
b)( the Alumni
AYod.ation. and some j\.Qale deal.
Thit iRI'l., actvertlll.n& almmlck
or promotion, rather It It a way ol
cond...:tiaa JOme rdaUvely lnex·
pensive rae&reh into the ru.ont
,.fly people chooae to enroll at
UWSP rather tbaa 11tendlq
anotha' 1ehool •ilb
similar
atttactionl
brinJ undenrrittea
tom'
full year waiver ,.flllethe four
ruMen-up ..~e each swarded one
semester 1Cholarthlp1.
The ineomina freshman who won
this year's top pri~e Is Sue Quell a of
Milwaukee. Rt!ceivll18 U!e runner
up money v.we Ann Schumacher or
er~ Bay. Kim Bebee of Green
Bay, Clndy Cook from Waukesha
and Mite Kntpitein a Point nltive.
Dennis Tierny, Dlr~tor of
Pl1cement and P tyc:holoay
profeaor,wat theadmlnliCratoro!
the c:onte.t and chairman of the
J!Jdgil18 Committee. OCher mtQls.,
bert of the committee were OUie
Andrews or the Chemlttry
Department, Mrs. Andrew~ , John
~ of the University News
~vice. ~ Kuether from the
Alurnn.i otnce and Irene Cr1y from
the Alumni Aatodatlon.
Ttl determine the weak and tbe
ltr'Onj potnts of the appeal or this
11:bool to potentiaJ new ICudents
nerny took. an inventOf)' ol the
n!uon• that the eotunts a•~ in
their essays a~U!en rated the
n!&IOilJ lecordlng to the . per·
:.'!f~~lntsnts who men·
Allolhft' di.IUnc\iOn between this
contest aod its butJb&elum eoun·
terptrt.lls the value ollts prius.
=y
~~:!bi!S!~h~
eduealioo Is i.nc:aku.Lable; but wbea
youaettolhechec:lrpoinl'tbl.t value
it readily pointed out to you ill eud
dol.lan and ee~~ts wbkb bl where the
C'OI'IIesl comes in.
•
In its fii'St year the contest offered
the waiver ol tbe c:oata for boob:,
tuition and fees for one year to the
th.reepeoplewitblhebeat'"whyyc".
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has a variety of heahh foods and vHamins.
Our food is baked, broiled and steamed, but
never fried. We serve meats, chicken, fish,
vegetables and also have a !Jakery.
Restaurant Hour1 Are fnlm 5·9
Store Hour1 10·9 (Tues. thru Sunday)
SO COME ON DOWN AND
TRY OUR ORGAIIC FOODS AND
VITAMINS AND
Point's Newest Bar
.
Nuthin' Fancy
Open 10:30 A.M. Sat.
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bollrd.providingiOiidity, sUengtl\.
Twin llfJMf deldous
Plfdes eacbt.,.,ed
wHh at,..yslli:e
of cheese.
UNIV.ERSITY .BOOKSTORE
UNIVERSITY CENTER ·
c
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SHARE THE RIDE
WITH US THIS
WEEKEND
,, . .If!!! much P~!~~!! ..... , . , AND GET ON
TO AGOOD THING.
another $7,000 ~d be IWded to
fina nce a pu t·ll me dental
technician
These ~ would have to be
fwxled by a depletion in other"
student xtlvities 1uch u sports,
l! you'renewtolhe Stevens Point
community and develop difficulties
with yvur tet'lh don1 tounl on
havina lhem taken~ of bet-e.
Sl~ hint is expel'imcina an
~ ute shortage ol dentists and
~~~ ~h·:,~ot:!~~
Us means Greyhound. and a lot o f your fellow stucltnts
who are already on to a good thing. You leave when you
lika. Travel comforllbly. Amvaralreshed and on hme.
You'll save money. too. over tha in<:reased air
fa.res. SharetherldeW!th us on weekends. Holida.,...
Anytime. Go Greyhound.
~!:e':!~r=snuo:!:.:d=!
~
expect a hard time doina so.
Th lt reporter cal led each ol the
~&hteen dentists lilt ed in the local
questioa whether such
~~-~~
.,vuld be ""'Orth free denta l benefits
&upplled by the Universi ty. '"The
answer lies with you and whether
you're willln& to finance these
directory and requested emergency
trea tmeat for an uposed nerVI.
Only ooe dentist wu able to
GREYHOUND SERVICE
benefits," he aald.
.
Perhaps the neu futUTe may
partial lftl'll'ft' to our
problem . l>t' . J 1mes BurqUett
president ol the Portage Count.Y
Dtnta\ Society <PCDS I, aaid that
the PCDS hu just re«ntly coo·
ar ra nge an appointment the
followincday. Twelvesaidthatthey
• ·en · H booked-up that they
co u l dn ' t handle a n y more
ha'ti! a
ftl'lef'lenciesandtbt: remainincfive
P\'e no ddinite commitment.
U you look closer to home and tty
to f'ftdve clen~l suvice at the
tmivft"si ty He~th Center . IUHC>,
your efCort would be .fruitless . No
den~l treatment is availlable.
When asked if - there are any
futureplanafordenta l serv ice, Dr.
William HeUler of the UHC, said
that there il ooJy kfle conversation
of the poaibillty of a dental
technician o frer ing service for
lludtntaon campus. Cost is a m ajor
p-oblem, he did. A dtn~l chair
and liJhl alone would cost a p-
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sldered an '' E:mer&ency Call
System", whn'~ dtntisll would
be available for' dally emeraeney
calls on a ro~tin1 basis. Theref«e,
this type of system would be con venient for both dent111s a nd
palienll.
ln the meantime, we m111t arlt
our tefth and put up with the local
~~I overnow problem. When
asked if a dentist wuavaUable for
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UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
The cooperative Jl'llnistrY at UW· SP brings together an .cumenlc.l staff and the rich heritages of thrH ...
major Christian ministries. Full p.storal services to the campus academic comm unity are provided by the U
Croue Diocese -
Rom an
Catholic
Church, The
lutheran
C am pua MJnlstry
(on
behalf
of
ALC , LCA ,
lC· MS)
and
the United Mlnlstriu In Higher Education (rapres~!ntlng the Presbyterian •. Eplecopll, United Methodist , AmerIcan Baptist and United Church of Christ . Olsclplae oLChrfst).
STAFF SERVING UW-SP.
Leo J. Krynskl - . Newman Pastor
·
Steve Edington United Ministry In Higher Education
Patrick G. Kelley- Newmen Pastor
-Jerry Wagoner Lutheran C1mpua Mln'-ter
Betty Kurtzwall S.Cratary
Office- 2108 4th Avenue (Newman Campus Ministry Center)
CAMPUS WORSHIP SCHEDULE
lutheran campus Community
Sunday 9:30 A.M.
Paaca Campua Centll' • Lutheran
Matla Dma 1rtd Vfncant Slraet(lehlnd T..npol
Un~ed
Ministry in Higher Education
UMHE Fellowehlp
Informal Sharlng/Diacuaslon
Sunday ..,enlngs - 7:00 p.m.
Newman UnlveBity Parish
c:oo & e:oo p.m. - Nnrm~an eN-pel
10:00 a .m . - Newman Chapel
12:00 noon- Ck»>atw Chapel
1 :00 p.m. - Clolatw Ctlapel
Newman Chapel - BIMmWII at St . Stan's Church
(131 Fr..nont St. )
Clolatw Chapel - St. JoMph ' a Comefll
(1300 tuN Drtfa)
S.tunlliy:
Sunday:
Nawm•" campus Mlnlatry C«ttw
(Baglnnlttt s.pt..nblf 21)
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.
- ~expert
8'1 Rolilut
s..tt
Ray Palmer lives in AmMnt,
wbue he own.~ and operates
Tomarrow Rivet' Publlshen. Bani
ln~lnlnt910,hesoldhls
rlf'lt 1101'}' In tmtoa ICieiU lktion
magazine. Eleven yean lattt ,, he
became editor of Amad111 StwlH,
and publlJhed buc Alimov's tint
rnorts. But whll!'n a tonnlct arGile
bll!'tWftfl him and hll rm piO)'II!'rl
over editorial practka, Palmer
retwnll!'d to Wisconsin, to set up hi.J
~:'e':~t
or the old,
redbrkkhlghscboolln ;.mbll!'nt. ln
addition to outside prtntina . he
publishes rour mquines or his
owa :n,lllc Sll11ttr, F ..... Space
Werid, and Seardl. All or lhll!'m
espowe fll,y 's p.rtkular ..-.y of
lookina a t lhe world, mbina
psychk phenomena with Oyin&
~~:;~,';::ttl=~=
Kennedy Ass.assiDations 1 and m .
~~ol~~~~~::y
./
But to fll,y Palmi!'!", they're his life.
'l'he PM• ~et- Mgan by taltina
aboUt one ol Ray's favorite In·
terests : O)'in& saueen.
v .. 'ya --. lakt UFOa ,.. qa11e
· iLl'I'H't y•!
- . thu -
I've been In Oyin&
u~
st uff
~~~~~~~~~=
m<naboutthem tban anybody. But
Dobocb'evft"abdmetowritea
book, ewr appear on 1 talk abow,
e-vta appea r lD a national
maguine . They don't w1nt
~=!
•~th.:~::r~==-~~~~~
I dlODie
H_ • ....., HW!kt!
WeD , f<r instance, the Army 11
always aaylrw lhere'a oo evideDc-e
~~~~~!~~
cu- aatioDal secuity. Tbat's the
twopoiDtatbeyal'Ways~ ,
thlrc-) UD aay
oo I'Yideolee lhlt tbere are
e)epbanll lD your back yard and
do ant eanatitute a t!reat to
natioDal aecvity . 'Jben It's Just u
ridicuklul. Of cwne., there's no
~ tbat Dytnc aaucen CIXDe
tram ou.&er spate, beealllt !bey
dciD'L Arid tbey are DOC 1 Urat to
our Mtlonal searity bea~~~e our
natioMJ.aarity people hlvenl the
sli&bt~ idM what tbC')' ..... .
I can do tbe same
lben._
llwr
....,.. •• n,t.& M.-en c-~
rr-.
w... rr- ..Rrlpeft!
WeU,Ifyou put the whole tiling
together ,yougetthisO\'traUpic·
!\Ire. Which II what ! am concerned
with. And the v.·trall p icture tw to
dowit hthi.scenturits-lorcdforton
some a,tenry's put to set up a
Y.Widsocialistgcn-ernmtnl.lt 'snot
thesarneolddeal asGhengis Khan
v.11nting to rule tlw
~~o·orld ,
or
AlexanderthC'Grratwantingto rule
the world. You slill have these
madmen around Vo'ho wtnl to rule
tMv.-orld. &Jttodaytheydo !tina
I!Mt. more IOf)histicated way. Tney
don't s.et out .,.,ith an ar my and a
bunch of spears and try to kill
eve rybod y . They'\·e got more
.ophisticatf'd instrumenta today .~
You ean talk about milld t"Dnlrol
and the dnc experimen ts or the
CIA and the Anny. You ·CliO t.1lk
about e lectronic Ins trum e nts
·'imbedded in tht brain. You nn go
allthtwaydownthfline, thty 'reall
~~u~on
ol the same principl e.
U.IM:ft'l are asH by Lb lt
~eeretorsanhatlon tben ,U.Isu bal
Fl)illl
ofpHplewbowa nl to set 11p a world
1-0dalbiiO"'erall!eDI!
No, not really. 1be Oylnc uucers
')lste:~~ilt . Thty're a matttt o1 ra~::t
lh~re ·s nothing w~ can do aboui
them. We'vt failedtoidentifythem
so far. 'l'ou can take Sha\·er "s
th~ifyouwantthattbey're
machines of a dtttnll!'fate race
livinalnside · the earth. Or they're
the m.chlnes of a race ol people
~·holive i nouter s pate. Oryouu n
takethepsychic'sviey,·pointand
saythey'relhespiritaollhedead.
Allyouhavetodo lstncl!Jde them
lllin the pitture. E.achontin IIHU
couldbetrvt.
1 ~e::J::::r;~ev;(:hl~=~~
=ta~ula~~=t a~~~
l'ffJ
thatltwuave:rylarae01111!'2
was brUiiant, enn In the d~rtimt
~~~~ !,!1 :!:n:-:!:"~
0
agaltl . So I knew it "'&Ill 1
meteorite. Now this is an~
tifled Oyina objfrtt. Also. ,..hen 1
bou&hl lhla fann out ~t. 1 q 1
si tting In lheold fannt.Gustiootifta
out the window one rvtnina. aDd
acroathecrftt lbll!'re"sahillwilll
aome trees and thtre's a rti'II'JIIth
tha t went down toward the cw
pasture. And I saw an or-an11t l1ld
flourn«nt blue li&ht. 1 sbrlfd
tounU na Jef:Ondllbll!' minutt 1 u•
lt,andao I was able lofigureout
later it was traveling aroullllhrtt
hundred m iles an hour. It ll'f!U
toward the west and cMn tbr
pasture, and out ofsiJht . 1 w.
whk:htretsitpused in frontof,llld
which It puaed behind , 10 1 tnrr
how far away it wa1 from mt,llld l
. was able to
prttty 10011
the she ollt, the speed and so•.
Now thb, apin, Is an unldenaJied
Oytnc object,
eakulate
,uj pardu.lar reu 01 , ... IWl\
UlltOH . . IillaDJIIJirOIIIIIIttttnl
Wisc..... !Or•• r be ..,..rllll&'t
onU.era1ill oflocal slsbllllplllt
' sprta&!
WdJ , ll'a the same old tJq.
Sl&htinp are authtntk, bulidr.tification lalmpoaible. That 'J beN
~e paltml n-er sin« 1947. Vt'bld;
ouaht to WI somebody ao~tJllrC.
That the only reason 11·e cul
klentify them fs becaiJSe 11·e c-»l
putthem.lnthe properc-alttJ;Cif)'. St
..e have to look e~.sevt·htre. AM
unlike the Arm y,l'm not g0111111ocl
way out In to s~ « . It's my oplnloll
thatiflhelhln&il setninthrtu·
thly environment, in the 1t·
moaphtre, constaiiUy, few u 111111
tbota.andsofyean, il isaMniltll ..
raculty of our owo atm011phm llld
~~~·~\f:~nS:,~~pl; >.:~~
S.ty""" 'tillueaayp•~
upa...U. a...,.t tiM •IPII•P ~
l1f'OI; t. 'MicMsll and wily llltf ..
belltref
cusSes UFO' s
~~·'s::~~!.
Tr:,"·;: .r~:~
way. lt caD be literally true, it c.an
be a tol&l fabricatlon . Hit's a tol&l
fsbrication, thrn you wonder why.
Andiflt'adooe by tbeCIA, thrn you
have to include all thoH other
~;tbedrulh:Ptr-iments,tbe
wiretappl,., the openina ~mail,
- themurdtrolpt'Hidentlanclhe.adt
ol countries, all tbe way down the
line,lnciOOID&theNixontbi.G&. It"s
suchacompltcatedplcturethatyou
canonlye<~meupwithtbeumeold
thing . That there 's • worldwide
plot which hu been 1oln1 on for
tbolaands of yean. headed by
whom? Contemporary IDdlvlduals
or somebody who Ia sort of ti meleu
"wba~e object ta a very atupid one ;
he wantl lo rule the world. ADd
nobody with a brsin iD hla bead
-.J.Id want to rule the world.
Wllat aJt..t tilt r.llli'e u.ea ! Do
r•UUJtlt'lt rnoiYeUiem)t&rrles
. bebiDd l1FOit
WeU, jult uk youndl this
question. Fifteen percent of thlf
=)'tl.:.r~y
:::t2.ct r,:'~~
twenty to thirty million si&htinp we
stW doa't know what they are, why
assume that twenty to thirty million
lllOf'e are &OM& tell 111 what they
ue'! See, the evidera is welahted
he:nilylntbefactthat wedo!l't
know. So you ask me- about the
future and 111 tell you the same
"lhirt& , we1l nevtr know.
In el o.IIIJ: lben, Ray, how do yOu
utessyo.''ralloe d 'eere".you.r
r otet. dl escllemeol tlllllp!
Wdl , wbat'MIUld.webeintuested
we «<nducted a towUt trip to
in 11
Man'! U we stopped in a certain
locality on Man, tbt people !here·
woWd uy, why are lhey lntt:rested
in her-e! The anawel' is, maybe
DOUi.rJC, maybe it jw;t bappms that
they're la te r ested to d ay in
Wis~onsla
and to m or row in
Nevada. Or that tour ba~ to
be In Wilcoftl!n this time. Or maybe
thepilotuid, well, Jet'• take a ri&ht
lura taday Instead ola left. 1 doD't
think they have any specit'k purpole bere , outalde
of maybe
curloslt)', research ... maybe
aomebody'a wriliDC a booll.. Wbo
knows! I don't .
Vt,..,.....
, ladllell.liketllep•tra yH 11 Tlle lal.e rr Dpl.ed
.Jevae)', wllere ..,.Hiy s tOIIIp&e
.....
bee~!
..,,.....~eaW:I.bty'd
1 MDC:trPII
&.btl .....
~~~~~ -bled It)' •""•"
What happened to them wu they
sulftmt a blackout. For several
llcMm they didn't know anytNna.
And when they came to. they
mntmbered nothing. And under
hypnoail late. they recalled it.
Ok.ay, let 's U)' the CIA &otto tble
couple . And hypnotl:r.ed them ;
they'd stopped at a mlll uran t. Tbe
CJA picked out just any couple lhrot
eame along, hypnotl.ted lhem, and
putall lllisaluffln their miDd. And
tht11lateronhired1hypnotistwho
hypnotited~aplntobrlncllall
=c::~:;.~,.~~~~~:
thtt'alegltimat.e, you tee , Birney
Hill and his wife were actu.Uy
=.:=.:,;~:s::=~
bolhrr about it. And thi.np Uk.e
puttinl Mf'dles in btr atomKh to
nnd out it sbe'a prqnant aod 10 on,
whlch1ltum olf aD the WDIJll;n In
tbtworld. And you've &ot the same
thi~ . So whit II Barney trol and h1l
Oby, Ray, lb .. k you sDd 1 0011
"''·
!Wp ~mber
11. II"'S
PaJe 13
Pointer
Pointer Primer.·
Michigan Avenue
by Rick Cl&el
One
of
UWSP' a most
COft·
troversial issues ended this summer whftl construction bHan on the
extension of Mlchiaan Avmue north
olc:ampus.
The idea of txttndina Michigan
Avenue was conceived :zo ye"ars aao
when the Ci ty of Stevens Point
=:r•,:'~'ay~a ~m:~: ~:;'!i
dormant in City HaU until receoUy
when Jl local ins~ranee nrm began
construction on a $30 million
businS eomplex.
The MW complex, deslped by
Sentry Insurance 11 their in-
==~~~~~~~iV:I~
estimat ed that a total ol over 5000
private vehicles wiU travel in the
complex area dally.
With potential development in the
a rea, a recent Environmental
Lmpact Statement claimed U..t it
would be ruaonable to au~ne lhilt
aJ man y as 10,000 nhldes may
travel that area daily by 1995.
Theonl y currentdir~trouteto
the Seotry cile It Rft«ve Street,
which bisects the UWSP campus.
University lt'.aden have mdaned
~ =n ~V:ue ::;,e':'~ ·
volved with llli"l Raerve Street U
a routet.othecel!":'plex·_,
te~~ 'f: ~~~f:e{~~~ere:~
Strtet wW be dOMd off betweea
Maria Drive and North PoUlt Drhoe,
i short stretdl DOrth o1 eam5U.
That ro.dway ~y wW bead
aside for use u a bike and bikini
b'ail.
seven •H• r oatiua to the
Mlchl&a n Avenue rout• .w""
considered. They included altet'nate
routes lhrou&h wd\-ersity land , a
route utiliting nearby Minnesota
Avenue, numerous va riationaof the
Mk:higan A\'eftue route and the
utillutioa of existin& roadways
withtheaidofmasslrans:oortatlon.
~verals Ofjltniutiona and in·
dividuala from the campus and
comm wdty apoke.out on the project
durinJ hearlnas earlier thil Y.efi.
1be UWSP Environmental c®ncil
propo&ed a route ut1Udo1 exis tin&
roal'h~ea'!!':.h t:!
new ,road
through
=:·of 1
university
~:h!f~~~!!~tell. ~~~
Dreyfus called a public hurlna on
January %3ofthisyear l.oletlnput.
The hearin& wu attended by approximately 150 lndlvld~alp. k ·
cordlnc to former st udent senator
Tom Wojdetbowski the crowd was
'"pi'Cif»bly 70-30 in fa YOr of the
E v nlronmenta l Counci l' s
orooosal".
Dreyfua then called for lnput
from an a d hoc committee of dty
~=~~ trator s, faculty a nd
Drey f•lkddn
Alter a three hour meet!n1 with
the mayor,' dty pWu~a; CNR
atalfen and ltudent leaders,
~~U:., ~~e:x:JI:~. ~~
hill tlr.t cbolce would be to doee ofr
~te.t::, ~~~ ':J
!!it::~=~cr:u:
lesaer of h~v evila .
'"''ba-e ll DO aood dedlkla I can
eoma \CI wl.tb ," Dreyfua aaid.
He a1ao lndka t.ed his Intention l.o
u k for an a lt.et'ltion of the ~te in
Order to avoid a mature stand of
\1.-'hlt e Pine trees located lOUth of
North Point Drive.
The Stevena Point Common
Council met Feb. 17 to vote on the
exten.sion . Followln.l a heated
public debate w\th overflow crowds.
~!r.~~~t~:!e::re~U:.
White PI"" relied
One of the major complaints of
environmental gr oups waa the
de:ltrucUon of that t mall atand of
White Pine previously mentioned
for prnervaUon .
Environmental Council member
Bob Wlza, In a letter to Polat.er
fJ~• 215), a lleged that studenC:.
from the
of Amerku
Foresters f~led the trees on orders
from the ajtmlnistratlon. Am~
sequent investl1at1on failed to
Society
~~~ w::r~'==~
many of them IIHO year. o&d.
C.mpuaplaMer- RaySpec.ht . ~ho
alsoaerveauartacoordJnatorof
th e Wlscon ain Environmenta l
Policy Act uid he wun't even
awareofthefactthlltthetreahld
W~IU questioned about it.
lron.iully , an admi nis tration
spokesman uld that It was not
Dreyfua' Intention 1.o route around
~= =~~f'·.but to " invesH1ate
beet! cut
C~stncu.n bellns
Construc:Uon oa the road began
lut mon th with preliminary
&radllll completed oa a portion of
the road~av . Seatrv 'a facility
manlier' Gerry Good aald that the
prO.)fCI II OCl ICnedule 1M Will be
by next fall .
The total coat 'of the atred
project, lncludlna allineeri nl and
conatrucUon, wtU be about ll\50,000
completed
accordlna
to Good. 1110.000 more
than the orf&jnal estimate. OUtside
ot.erven of the project maintain
thattbetotaleo~tof tbeprojettmay
10 u hllh u Sl mllllan beeaUM o1
exceq molature ln· the area.
Wild Kin_gdom to feature UWSP study
~lrtqMadl
A UWSP wUdllfe study w'l1.l be
featured on '"Tbt Retum of the Pine
Marten ", a hal f hour sepnent of
CBS TelevWon's 'Wlld Kircdom'.
1be show wW be aired today on
moll CBS networ.c staUons iacl ud l n& WSAU · TV Wausau .
5bowtima Is t ;30 pm. The pn:cram
wW U.O be available k)ea]Jy •
cabJe OWlDel 5 out of Green Bay
,.,...,_
1be pine marten. a aleocSer·
bodied carnivoroua mammal taraer
w~ . once inhabited
Wlai:oaa l n . LOIIIDI and
lfllricultural expanlloa destroyed
the marten'• borne aDd eveatua.Uy
tbe marten ltsall.
than the
UWSP, in coajwx:Uon with alate
and federal aamcia, bas betun a
ltudy on the re-introduction on the
pine marten In Wi~n . The
study la t.atinl place on a ~.ooo
aocre portion of the Pme River
furbe.arirc area of the Nicolet
Natlona! Forest.. The lite I( located
=~~~y - land trapp lnl Is
1be pine marten study Is a cooperative venture between the US
Forest Service and the WIICOI'III n
Department of Natura l Resol.rces.
It ll aipervised. klcally by Dr.
;'J~~ Anderson a wildlife
''The DNR Is provldln& the
tt~=rare :I~.:::J
~aae .
here before
Th ey
originated In Ontario, canada .
The
and
study enta!IJ the ma r tin&
releulna of about too martens
followed by clote oblervatloa of the
mammals, thei r movanents and
their ph)'lical conditions.
Some of the martena htlve been
monitored ttu-OUCh the use of tiny
nldo tranam ittefa attached to the
animals. With this method the
marterw can be acarately located.
On« this Is doae, trad:in& and
oblervaUoa by foot caJ~ be accomplished.
Sorar27ol the total too martens
have bfen re&eaaed.. Radio aur·
vdllance 1.o date lndk.atea that at
lealt two martena are atiU loc:aled
In the Nicolet Jl'oreatreleue area ,
attOrdlna to AodersoD.
Human Beings to walk for Eagle
~'""'•Mull
· Ea&le Valley ~vironmmtalisU ,
Inc . t EVE) hu announced a
members " Walk for an Eqle" in
F.IJ,Ie ValJey, on S.t~y • .sep.
temb«IS,II7S.
~walll \ brrrleodsandmemberl
of EVE, will stretch over a 20
kilometertabout12.5mUes ) portion
o1 Eagle Valley Nattn fl'rtoserve, a
1,-tOOacreBaldEqlef'OOitinllile
klc:ated alq tbe Mluissippi River
~tween CU.VWe and Glen Haven
in the Sout hw ut corner of
Wisconl!n . This valley II owned and
managed by Eve.
The walk is aimed at raisinJ
money to purchue pri'llte laDd
ad)amd to Ea&)e Valley roc- the
J)UfpCIR ol creatiq a buffer zone
a round the a lready existin&
Internal ~lit Sm.·ice and the
St.1te of W'IICONin.
The organiution·, aid tnaram .
will befouryearsold ln Decoembft"
andboasts400membersin:SO s tates
Kf'1l&S the nation. Fo far , EVE has
raised upwards of $140,000 toward
the~hueoflandin¥.1seonsi n .
RecelUy , EVE began pl.ftN!se of
a newresrrve lnWliCOrl.Sin-al30
acn roc.tina valley near Sault
Oty alq the WISCOnSin Ri ver.
Thepreser,.e, Jocatedlna'nlltural
area called Ferry Bluff,attl'lllcta 15
10 :ZO bald eqles eacll winter. 1be
eagles usetheareauaprotectlve
roc.t against 1\arsh wiDltr" weather
:'!~ natural proteoction against
EVE. accordln& to Executive
In the past , EVE has spon.sond
.. Walk fot" an Eagle" In .many
Wi aco ns in communities . Many
Oi rector~N . lnJram, isa
IChool$ and conHtVation (p'GUpl
""""'·
worldwide ora.nlulion that
~·olved from the Southwes~
¥1-liC'Oillin Audubon Cub tSWACI
was formed by ... few
~tei nltn . It
individ~ls who
piece
wanted to uve a
of wildemell for the bald
eqle and man."
,:~~~- wasan~':!t ut.a!
been
decl~ tax~xempt
by the
::. ~.~~~·,:::
l'llllsing events to n~ise money f«
the eqk throu&h EVE.
E\>"entu.ally, uid tna:n~m , thrqh
therif«tsofEVEandthepeopleof
this st.alt, the Bald Eagle will on«
again sw. r through the c:Jar skies
ol ¥rl.k'On5in and mU:e this its'
hoine.
The Bald Eagle wu chl»en by the
Continental Congrus In 1787 u our
national emblem , symboli.dllC the
strenph, c:ourage, and freedom of
the new nation and ;c It has been
estimated that euly In the century
r =~:i:s:-.:::?~~e~::
eagles', population wu first noticed
about 31 yean ago and has been
contributed to with the use of in·
aectlci des, encroachment on
nesUna areu, and llle&al shootina.
ltonically ,
r~iesofdead
bi rds lndkate that more eagles are
shot each year thandlefrom any
other cause. For thil and many
other rusons , the Saki Eagle has
been decla r ed a n endan1ered
animal in WlJC'OCllin.
Another bird end{Jngered
Alaska ' s perearine fal c oA
populations IN! followin& the same
pall tm which led to the ~lapse of
peregrine fa.kon populatiOIU in the
lov.ff 48 states, according to the
U.S. Department of the Interior.
The Interior Departml!hl's U.S.
F'WI and WlldJUe Service has app)jnted a recovery team of upms
IO try to ITI"t'St and tevi!C'Se this
decline.
Of the three subspecies of
pPrqfiDe falconJ that OttUI' in
Alaska , only Pule's peregrine of
the Aleutian Is la nds an d
~~u tern c:out Is holding its
The American ~ine , ,.-hlch
occurs in the eonlfer- foruts up
to the tree liDe, and the •~tic or
twteira pe!«<riM, which OCCW'J on
the treeless tu.ndn of northern
Alaska , Qlnada, and Greenland,
are the ipi!'CiH the ~am wi ll con·
ctntrate upon.
,
The arctic pttegrine is smaller
than' the American peregrine and
paler'inc:olorv.itha bluilhcut
domiNti. the richer browns.
In habits, the two are similar,
hovo'e\'er. They are renowned f«
th~r high -speed aerial attack to
ca tchtbeirpreyon tbewing.
, lnlbe !950'swben falconslntbe
United States, southernC&nada, and
Europe went Into an unprecedented
population ded iM, lholie in Alaska
and northern Qlnada seemed to be
J mm~De to theaamedifficultles.
By the late GO's however, even
these birda bepn to succumb to the
effectsofman'sactlviUes.
Along the ma in ltfttch of the
Colville River In Alaska, for
exa mple. 25 pain nested in 1971.
,...,.
Only nine nests were occupied th1a
Several hundrednesttnc pain of
American and arctic perepines are
estimated to remath In Aluka .
The wealr. li nk In the Al askan
ipi!'Ciesoffakons'llllural Hie cycle
is tbelr habit of miaraUIIJ aoutb
ckwlna the winter. 1be Alaskan
birds a r e suspected of " leap·
fr ogglng" ove r th ei r southe r n
nlatlves In the lower 41 States to
Jpend tht'ir winten from the Gulf
Coast to South America.
Oft lbese Central Amer ican
==~·~~~
Pestk t:!, f!rtkularly DDT and
~~~ · t!~ ~aJC::'Jec~~=
cause rep r oductive (.allure .
:!{:,!o:,!~,.::.bryol orten die
th~~reth~~~=~~~
cuba lion. Eg shells from falc:Gnsln
northern Olnada and Alaska are
now about 21 percent thinner than
theylflla'ebeforewidespreaduseof
pestiddes bepn after World Wa r
ll.
The new recovery team will
coontinateitsacUvitleswiththose
of the IUJM already established for
the eutern and Rocky M~tain
populations of l)ft"eerine falctlns in
the lower 41.
The team will try to pinpoint the
AWka birds' wlll(ering &rounds,
';e:m
U::u:J:,.~ete':ml::
critical habi tat to protect the
remaininl nestlna sites from
disturbance.
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Wievel Wonders About Big Ten Outcome
by Randy Wkul
The Bil Ten, which for years
ruled the college football Kene. is
apparently well on the way to
regaining its ha•hty po11tion after
a GKade or so In the doldrums.
Tbtte are a number· ol ~asonJ
bthind the revival. The ~erence
hu relaud limitation s on
scholarsbips a ndredsl'lirts , thft'eby
bKomina more competitive in the
recruiting rield.
Another vital adjultment In
policy was the rt«nt decision to
allow three tea~ other IMn the
Role BcN.irtprtsent.tivetoplay in
bowl games . .
An ally, and pouibly matt im·
~~~~'h!~!h~c=:~~Sta~
tille - atlut !
Not since Indiana 's Clncluella
Kids of 1967 has anyone other than
Michigan or Ohio State 1one to the
Rose Bowl or claimed a share ol the
-·
championship pte. For years the
Bi& Tm was, in rea lity, lhe Bi& Two
and the Eight little Sisters of the
But in t974onlyabotchedextrapoint kept Michigan State out ol a
trl-championahlp with the Bia Two.
Along with the emergence of lhe
Spartans. WIICOMin alto proved
that they 1re ready to make a f
l«'iOlllru~fortheroseslnlm
~ng ol l97S. Oblo State's
ckl..ltor.,. Woody Hayes, is
lookinc nofarlhn"thall tbe Stpt. ts
opener with Mlc.hillft Stale.
Woody's be-en piniiiJ for this one
since last Novembe!"'s 16-13 Spartan
upset cost his Buds their toprankirc and an outri&ht title.
Tbe fact that Woody thought his
team JCO«d lhe winnirc touchdown
as time ran out antl-lhatthe officials
and Big Ten Commilaloner
WayneD.Iktdidn't, makeitan even
touaher lou to foraet .
~ SCol!.ing fuel to the rematch Is the
rumor that It wu 01' Woody who
blew the whistle on a lt,eaed
violations by MSUwhlchmight land
I"Hident
Plilsadena Crip...if they can e.cape
the spartans in the Pro Bowl,
otherwise lr.no111T1 as Probation. U
you'veanyquestionsjust call Barry
Switzer at Oklahoma .
Talentwi.w, Woody has some
hones. We don't think they're real
ones . althouah Nalloaal Lam·
poee~ hu claimed that OSU alt.an
John Galbreath has ~ully
~~J,~a~t Ji~·b~r~y wJ!~ .
Fann .
And one Buckeye coach was
overheard to say that " our
=~ech-i-~e line will average IS
or
Uallthltturnsout to be BS,
US, Ohio State ~II •l•in rdy
mainly on the talenta of Archie
Griffin, Corny Creme and Brian
Buc~aael. Kick~ Tom IOaban
Is a lso non-expendable.
Bo Schembechler'• Mic higan
Wolvtrines have lost only two·
games in ttree )'Uti , yet they
nevff mD \Ito Pasadena. Dl.rina
this period the Wolves' deftDSe has
been scored on with about as much
frequency u the Sisters of the
Dominican Order.
n lhoukl be that way aaaln this
lime arot.md.
UM must replace seven ~ten
· ::=~~~':l:"r:!:.
Bo'a brutes have to tn.vel to East
LaMina to do batUe with MSU but
they do han the pleasure o1
dOling at home Novflnbef- 2!
against Woody . And everybody
knows Mithipn IOHS I I home
abou t as often as Schembeclll~
li&htJ'-"ajoint.
1be«'s a tradiUon at Ann
Arbor that when the ' Maile • Blue
10 ahead by lhree touchdown~ , the
male students pass auorted c:oed5
up the 90 row. ol the &lant atadiwn
to the outa- waU . That ldnd ol pass
mi&ht even make Bo smile !
Denny Slob; and hll MSU Spar·
tans appear lo be the beat bet to
cancel the yearly Woody & Bo
Colwntx.aliveSeptembe:r 13.
Ch.,loy "'•••"
lo tho
quarterback
among the
four "'"
con·
tenders and Levi Jackson and wallr.·
on Rich Baesareupl01lve runners.
A real plus for Stale Is that they
don't meet Wisconsin, the only two
tit~ Unata that don't collide.
John Jardine's Badgers return
vlrtuallyeverybodyfromlut fall's
o~~o·esome attack. But they need a
qu a rt e rback to compliment
lleisman Trophy candidate Billy
Marek .
·
W"ISConain faces a "must" wtn
•aainit Michigan since they MUST
journey to Columbus lata- In the
campai&n to me-et Hayes ' Co. And
The Pointer Football team loll Ita
first game ol tbe teason to a very
tough Morningside, Iowa team a t
Goerke F1eld last Saturday . ~
ICOI'e wa1 21-21.
P':::: :
Elsewhere in the leaaue, Illinois
play• the BJc 4 on consecutive·
statistics . Quarte r bacr Reed
Ciordana completed 35 of 1116 passes
~'g:f~S:Si~ ~
I
..
a~":Om~el:'~e ~ ::~~
Sa~~u!~; =..~~for one\_ f'";tS:::e~~edgniUndgameol
upRt ~nd plenty ol. l.ll*l _llomadl;'
for Boilennallff fans. MIMeaoll I
Momln&slde that came a•ay with
the ..-in. They lliRed t7S yards
,Gophers shouldn't make It out ol
tushlna: with Dave Dupree bU1Un1
10061! for :zmol those yardl ~
(heir hole : Indiana'• wallins for
basketball season : Iowa '1 just
~~1a:n'!,~i;::frn
So ~bel's
aoing
cl\amponship?
.
to
win
is
the
~~and
Ohio State willlH!
for flnt . Conference achlellc
direclon will send the Buc:U to
P!isadena by a H vote. Michigan
:~e:'~~r1 :;;11 'fi~,;,~~:
neet half-back repeatedly
rUshed
:~~Hey:,:·~:~~~~h.
downs . One ol these came on an 10
yard run on the first play after
Pol~~ ~~.'f: ~: :Sk co-
champ Whitewater at Goerke F1dd
this Sahrday. 'Tbe Wartlawb were
shut out by Northern Mlchlpn last
~~~~,:;:;:rung only ' "'yards
' Duke'• home.
Walland see !
NEXT WEEK : Randy Wievel 'Joe
Duffy JH"ftefll their Top Ten_teams.
Sports Shorts
~~jn~:t/:n~or~el.~~~t~~
Safety certlficaleorWater S. fety
lnstruclor'seertificate m~J~I update
lheirtral nlnaby Dec:ember3t , lt76
or iOOM:U~eir '"-crtlf~C~ttion .
People holding 1 SRC certificate
m~J~t complete the update before
!My are attepted into the WSI
Trainirc Ptocram .
Two retrain ing classes wm be
held this setnestl!f'. They will me-et
a t 10 am on Tuesday and Thll"'·
day . The first session will be held
September 2 to Oclober 20, the
aecond on Oclobero. 21 to December
...
Sign up for P.E . 101·34.
Te nn h : The UWSP tenni1 team and
coach Jerry Gotham will hol t a
dou!Mes tourn11mmt Sept . 14 , allhe
UWSP tennis courts.
Tea m• will enter in one of three
claUH : fi rst yea r, experienced, or
~~~:..'til~~~'!,!,~~
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I
.
Trophies will be presented lor the
firslplacelneachclass .
The &chedule of events 11 wann
up from Sam to tam; men'a doubles
from !111m to nooo; women 'a doubles
from noon to 3 pm ; mixed doubles
from 3 pm to I pm : followed by a
bratwunt auppes-.
The retlltradon deadline Ia Sept.
u Any q~tJons, CDntact JeiTy
Gotham at SM-4118.
Gy ran u l ln: A tralnln1 a nd
judaiJ11 c:llnk In rhythmic: a:yrn·
nastks for potaltial lnstruc:ton and
judgeslssetforStpt. !Satthe·
Slevms Point YMCA.
10
toe~ C:~a!.'~ A~
J::i:
teachen, dance lllltructon and
interestedayrnnastswith expoll.ltl!
..d lnvolvtmt!!l In this new sport.
perTh!:'.~'-=~:. ~~
ta-ested participants lhould contact
l..a!A"~ Davki:IGn at.lhe YMCA or at
:Mt-1770.
Hockey Program Not Pucked Over
by RkkOCd
u$;;v=~~~ey~~utedea.~
bleak.Coacll Rich Blanche left town
:;;~nY:ti~~.
' a non -profil
Since thf:n, thfo PCYHA tw
very _suddenl_y , and the kf'drome
::,,:,.~;~w=~~~oi~
been unable to keep up with the
::d!!a~e~O:~in~t~ai:~~
to eloise down.
Sincethen, aneweoachandantw
l«drome OWDeS" have joined the
~CeT~e to provide hockey fans in
Portage County another IH!On of
hockey.
•
Blanche: ~c~ the I.e'~ l:Ut
)'ellr, leadina: 11 to 1t1 first wmruna:
IUIOftasa..varsitysport. with all-
build the rink. Facing debts of
at5' 'r per ~nt . almost half ther~le'
UWSP
director, received a~ call
from Blanche In AUBUSI announcing
PCYHA orficials said tbe county
could better afford the building.
Krueger he couldn't discUS~~ tMm.
As soon u BlaDChe reslj.ned.
Knqer aald be started an immediate search tor a replacement
hockey coach-physical education
teacher.
Last week, 'I'beodore Sator, 25,
was announced as the coach of tbe
would not have opened. unless a
newownerwufound,ofnclalssald.
The board. met AU(I . 19 and
re jected the purchase of the
lcedrome for $404,902;.99. The
purchase was a bond iSiue and
therefore needed a two-thirds vote
to pass. Attn- the votes were l.tllied,
9
~uecer .
•!l!!.t>.ll~
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$450,000, the PCYHA uked the
Portage County Boatel of Super visors to approve county purchase
of the lcedrome.
The PCYHA, having no alter native to bankruptcy, explained
that thee<u~tycould borrow money
~~~of~i~:~:I~:Jt'~.'it
=·Y.::-u~.~~: iJS:';aJ::
~esi~~~~~~ivingonlya t4-
Di.!ilrict 19 SUpervilor Richard
9lub«twu reporttdintheAua:. 20
Sle\"tGI Polal Dally JCHII'llal IS
calling the l«drome " one or the
best buys we could make."
"'Tbe buildin!l: is DrOieelecl to be a
l)rOI!~ble venture for the county,
bultf tl loltt25,000a yea~, it would
cost each Portage Co. restdent only
$.50 annually,' ':'be JoumaJ quoted
Slurbertas sayma.
There were several ar,~Uments
All home hockey games are
played in the: lcedrome,located on
lhe CGn'lft" of Oeveland Ave. and
Rice St. Opened in December 1m.
the lcedrome is the: only indoor lee
arena In Portqe County. It was
CQNtructed by the E.B. Sommers.
Inc. construe:Uoa firm under the
ownen.hip of the Portage County
Youth Hockey Association
=~~~!~m~f:~O:tor~~~:
Suski said the buil dln& should
open around Sept. 21, with r~
~~~Lti~.•!-'te out there, let them fal l
:!!~1her=me'"'s!r~=~~ ~
After county rejection. The
PCYHA investigated a fleW other
alternatives. Two weeks ago, E.B.
Sommers, Inc . was announced as
the new owner of lhe lcedrome.
The building will be ru!' as it was
In the past , with the btggest dUterence the fact that a prom corponUon rather than a non~flt
only chanae being the ownera, she
said.
Sommers plans on ruMin& the
Jcedrome for a one-year In tern
· period. If youth hockey forms an
e.ssociation during that time and
wants to buy the building back,
Sommers will sell It for the same
price. SUski said.
corporation owns the bulldtng,
Universi ty of W isco n s in
• Steve n s Point
~~:ady b:;::uf~~ J:Pf~~
student from Bowling Gt-een Slate
Uni\'ft'Sity, Bowling Grf'fti, 'Ottio.
~holds two clegrfts In health and
physical education .
.
He wu graduated maana cum
laude and valedictorian rrom- tbe
College IJl Health and Pbysk.a.l
Education at Bowlillg Grtcn In nm.
Sator comes to UWSP with extensive hockey bac~ . He was
on the United States tum in the
ltn WOI"Id Hockey Games in Lake
Placid, N.Y., played in lhe farm
systemoflheN.Y.Raiders,aWorld
Hockey Leque turn and was a
playtr-eoach oC tbe Milwaukee
Admirals of tbe U.S. Hockey
l..ea~Ue .
~~=t:a~is~e:~~
go is bankropt. 1 don't th.lnk the
county sho\.lld absorb this Joss. They
{
Saturda-y September 13, 1:30p.m.
·
~xc lusive ly- o~
Wl85·
in stereQ
lhatlhecountysbou.JdDOt~R
a bulldin1 which Is lna~ble to
many distant county re~~clents .
Robert Decke r , 13th wa rd ,
countered that ar1ument by
pointing out that 61 per ceot of the
county 's residents are within tift
minutes of tbe facil!ty, and that 7?lllperc:entof"the CO\rlty tax base IS
...Athln that area .
Two yean aao. the PCYHA
proposed county ownenhlp of ~
building befOI"e construction even
began . At that time, SU~
William Sheehan led oppoe.tt.ion
aaainstthelcedrome. Astbereeen t
Q
nti!SATUL/TIE
... l or all of CBntrsl Wisconsin
103.3 FM
103.3 FM
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I I
ecreatlonal ervlces
can provide you with equipment
for just about any sporting activity
in CENTRAL WISCONSIN
Rafts
Bade Packs
Sailboats
l~ea & Gerry Stoves
CocHits '
Jon Boats
11' Grumman Canoes
Catalytic Healerl
Anchors
Bicycles
filhi1111 Poles & Accessories
Car lop Carriers
lleepillll 8aQs
GoH Clubs
Tennis Racquets
Volleybalh & Net
fTizbies
14~ Man Tents
Ice Cllesl
Camp Stoves
lanterns
Indoor, newly covered billiard
tables. table tennis.
table oames, Fooz·
baii_ _ _,__
Complete line ol Scuba
Gear (Tanks. Re<Julators
Etc.). fins. Masks
Climbi1111 Equi~X~~ent
Binocular1
Spotti~~
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September 11 .1111
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Milwaukee Symphony Coming
.,.Jo.. Mad>••W
On the l llh of September we hate
OI.U'fi.ratopportunlt1. for let;al mind
eJ:pansion .The M1lwaultee Symphony Orchestra will be on campus,
thankl w the UAB nne Alta
Committee and Arts aod Lectures.
Our opportunity will begin at
three o'clock when ~ee:tion priftcipals will conduct classes in the
Fthe Artl Buildi!'ll- All faculty and
students are invited to tate advantq:e of this W~ique opportunlty.
The duaes wUI deal 'lrith percunloa . cello, trumpet , French
~~~aDd clarinet .
Ftnauy, for those of you who
mi&ht enjoy a good m)'ltery, ao to
thec:oncet'ttoseelf)"'Ut"favorlte
rock musician bonowtd a bar cw
two, or a theme, from Btdboven,
Slrauu, or Dvorak. Onlp us a line
and let us know what you find or
what you think of the performanee.
_ Flick preview
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The Univenity F1lm Sodety will
prear~t Ken RI&Sdl 's WOMEN IN
LOVE oo September II at 7 :00 and
Uthat 's notftiOUI,hforyoumusic
frub, the prognm for the evminJ
concert ought to arab jou :
9: 15p.m.
Two liltft'l. sexua.Uy mature and
intellectually active , struaale
~:~.·o.=~~~O-~,;~
horn and orc:bettra , and Bee·
lhoven'l Symphony No. :J " &oica "
- a divrrse and pleasina pro&Tam .
~:n~n:CJ~~~~~~~'!:
not much help . Press r eleues from
the Milwaukee Symphony de.a'lbe
c o ndu c to; John Cove l li I n
su~rlalive terms. We are probably
in for a treat, e-ven If only half ol
wt.atlheyuy is true.
acalnst the c.ootinel of a nral
Dlglish mininl town and Ita fi&lclly
- claued layers or Mdety. ArOWld
them D.H. Lawnnc.e weaves one of
the best s tudies o f suual
~measineu and doubt. The story
explodes with subOe ff'Uiltatlons ,
warped joys and bitt« pa.uiOI\I.
The film stars Glmia Jac.ltlon ,
Oliver RHd, Alan Bates, and
Jennie Uoclen.
"Signa and Signals'' will be on
view through next 1'\Jesdly with ·
pllery houri runnirc i'Tom to a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday thrqh Satlrday
and 7 p.m. to !I p.m. Monday
through ThuriCI•Y. evenlnas.
___...The lint
art exhibition of the fall
tema t«, ' 'SiR til and Signals,"
~mrml~m
~!ltlltf7
opened to the p.ibllc. lhl.- week In
/Ji!.!M
!PillWUJ'J'~
tl
,..,. . . ~l~IIOIQC.l.oC!O.V
..inv c(_ovU"
S EPT. 11·12 - 1:00
g:£n. 1:il •
PROGRAM BANQUET ROOM
A UU F1LM PRESfHTATlON
PIU&.er hf:•"
yorrwn./
A GEORGE rl0/1«1 FlM
~-&TIN(j .
.,...• ._ ll, tm ·
ihe
Edna Cartsten Gallery.
The exhibition lnc.ludu ap·
proxlniate:ly n hl&hway •lana and
markers on loan to the pllery from
the Wisconsin Depa r tment of
Transportation and the aty of
Stevens Point.
!Pll~!liJll\'Dl
vHl : ~UIIil · ~Mlll
!lli
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- In Tum
Chautauqua
by RobcrtBankl
by Rkll O&d
( remember my
~ttea ~-
blab ICbool hodtey dlys • nwnb toes and
0\ri• the pre-ktG"ome dlys, we had to
literally frtae our utotS ocr.
ODe pnc:tice sesaion wU really f'CIU&h • the tempenture
w.. 10 dq:reea below zero and the wJnd blew about 1.5 mph.
E'Yery 15 mln\ltes, we~~ iato lhe warmiq boule t4 warm
....
E'Yel')' time it snowed, we look OYer- an hoi.- to shovel l.be
rink. A.txl theft, ._ could only aet u half done. The COKh hid
=disi~&an~a,.~·s!:,=~-·
whtn ~
Just think! No m<lft fi"'Otbite or troken backl. Year.rOWKI
ume
sblin& for cooditiOI:line and t-:am pr.ctke. An idul way to
r.ter a top-aotc:h hor:rr.ey tum.
Two yean ago, the Portq:e Coi.Wity YouUI Hockey
AaodaU011 <PCYHAI proposed the construction of the artna.
Youth hocltey has Dourllhtd in lhe lut decade, due iD larte
pt.rt to t.be PCYHA. 1be idea of an art'llol was indeed a good
ooe. Hc:dey was the futestcrowin& sport in the area.
However. the PCYHA wu a noa1)fofit organttation with
little fundlna C:lp.bilitiel. Some oulaide financinJ would have
~ extremely helpful.
1bere wu a propoul that Portqe Ctluoty build the arm..
u a county r'Kt'eatlon facility. lbes'e e«tainly wu a put
;:::a;: r~~O::~Yaic::'t~~~
own,
county wu fordna: the PC'IHA to pay on thrir
even
~ finaDC:Iftl it wou&d t:oat twice II much SiDC'e the t"'U!!ty
can bon-ow money at lower inlft'elt rates.
WdJ , tbe PCYHA built the rillk. For two years, thousa.l'lds o1
PwUce County residents toot 11Nantaae of the building.
Two hi&h K:booll, otJe university, and one profeuional
=.::ee:~.:,::.~s::·;r::.·~u:
smior le-ape I.Nm.
~~ :oea~,,:d-lhe~1dil1tch~~· ~stac::"l!
IIIKIWbanb to watch a pme, or skate with snowmobile suita
on or pouibly fOI'Jd about wintft' activity because of the
.........
_,
Lut month, the PCYHA announced It wu fllinj for
blinkl:,uptey. The coat ol running the: bullcli..ni p1LII p11)'ing the
lntft"!St wu too much. Would the COUllty be willinl to buy It
No WI)', Some IUJ)ft'Yilcn, Jucll U Shetban, ate too busy
lbe whole ldta.
Come on Bill, canl you admit that the kedrtlme Ia a 1ood
thinl;, that Port.qe Co!.llty residents (your toftllituenta,
rememb«!) do use it, that the PCYHA should be hl&hly
~for Ita dforta aod that lheCC~Unty woWd be wile
to buy it!
11ier-e were some &r~wueots that the county shcddnl let a
pr«edent ol bailing out a bull.nell. 11le Scedrome il expected
bok1iJ1c a JIUdle a&aiNC
=~·::J;ar~~~:;~~~·~~=::
=:~~.:e.:;~~--:z!!~~~yw~
~ J..beud that 9leelwn aa.ld. "'lbey built a
bole out
~a:.=n!~=·~~~~~·~~u...
P'ortwW.dy for ~y rsMients, £ .8 . Sommen. Inc.
tJouctllthe~ . AtleaJtfornow,thekd'omewiiiNIU
al~jood supervtson ruy uy, ''WtU, we mew IOIMCIQe
-.lid buy IL Now wedllalbave to pay for the kedrome."
9,n. For DOW, everythinl il fiDe. But what aboiA nat
yur ! Is thereanyauat~~ntee It will open aaain,aft« thlsoae
I wu only left yurt old when my dog Lucky went lnune.
Sbe wu du.tbly afraid ol thundtnlot'llll, and ewry Ume abe
sensed rouih wuthe:rtwewina,abe used to run and hide unc:lft'
our butment ltepl • a maneuver abe'd learned from my
· mother, perhaps, who wa• al10 10 Inclined.
But one day, durlna a freak IUinmer storm that Jeemed to
come up out ol nowbere, Lucky dlckll mate It bome in Ume. I
thou&bi maybe she'd fOW1d ·lbtlter at one ol the hol.aN be·
tween our. and wher'eves- &he'd been runl)inc that day, but
later, .,en the rain abated, aome nfi&hbotbood lddJ found
· bet" ahiveriPgill the mud ola near~ope:n Oeld. They brqht
h« to me out.ol ki!Oiea, in a red wacon: at first , I thouJhl
lhe'd been bit by a ear . But then, on my huQ!rc bet". she
looked up tome with fear in her eys, and I could teeahe bad a
bad cue ol yellowbelly,like an animal that had seet1 God and
could no loll&« c:wnprehend the universe.
I tried toJOOtbe her with what I know otlove. but it wu no
uae. Herpua.nola wutotal, &hewualraidolt:Yerythlq : the
clea.rini;U;y, the Nl, the IOWid ol h« name. probJ,bly even
her heartbeat. And alter lbe re!Uied to do anythJn& but
whimper fot a week, we had have
Lucky waa
a dol. remember: Jbe had 1'10 lmaalnatlon. •
Fortunatdy, u bomo upltna, we O!.nelves are blgher up
, on tbe evolutiorlary bidder a.ad don't bave to WOITJ' about
&Gin& bananu eves-y time the clouda atart to darUn and
IJ&htni.DC ll.ltchel the borlt0t1. Evealf we dJdn't have Jcience
to explain cunpln: meteorologkal phenomena, I'm willina 16
bet our lmaglnatioftl would be ab&e to C'OI:ICOd an expluation
ol aorta. We wwld either blame It on diYlne iDdl&estion or
poaibly an indilc:retion on the part of one ol our wstal
rirgial. ltllbort. we'd ftnd a ••Y to r elate to It, aomehow.
Tbat'J what the hlatory ol our eaoceotric rue il aU about:
rwmlo&fromtbeunknoo4nl, cru.Uncorder0utolehaoa.,
eoatrol aod the WUJ~on ol control. T1ne Yf!r'J lltle.pwauits:
it'J j...st that aometimel we let c.an1ed away. Or, to flnally
b«adl tbe toptc at hand. thla week I want to talk about Ole
Great Hooey. ,
Eve.-alnoe Yon D&nlke:nOrtt.pr'OftdJOUcou&dmake a lot o1
mooey expkiUn1 tbe publk'a pDJbWty.~ the publilhiJW in·
to
b«dl!stroyed.
!~~..:::~~
:m.~..: :::n~~Funboob,(in othes-wordl: a tluJtlfyou dl~'t tab lhem too
==·'::=e::'.
'ifP'~a:r:o!~I~~-
And It iln't bard to see • hy. We live in ha.rrowlnc times. All you bave to do II watdl the eveaJna news Md ebedt out any
=~~~:;en:ln!::!'f:·~~~
potential diluter areu. SOU, we have to live with tbtm and
lublimateOW"!ears. Sodtherweao to an lnrin Allen diluter
Ricka.od~eeaomepeoplewaneolftban-arefichl.
il.out in
=~~;::::::=~:"~ fi:'~·!nc!
Bennudatrianalnorplantawltbarevqemotive. You can't
reaUy blame anyooe wbocllooMI to cop out either way; If It
aets any worse I may evftl joiD them.
But tbeRiJ'IDOtberpolnt I'd Kite to mention beforedoa.in1.
A •pooty little ukle abOut the inlr'Uikla o1 the Great Hooey
Into rul.lty. In editinc my Interview wtth Ray Palm« uo be
found dHwhere in lbla laaue), I dtHbtratdy ~~ out our
cJilaasions about the Kmnedy Ulaalinationa. Not becallle
hi• kSeu w-tooolfbeat · for tbe rerord , they were no more
n:trane than what Dklt <iRpry'J been eJpOUIInc lately,
revolvlnc around the ClA · but becau~e I wu afraid people
wouldautomatkaUy debl.mll. wbat Ray had toaa.y on aot'OI.mt
of hil otber ...-tbodox views. Tba Uiq lt, we now u.;, the
:~~qaJ:S .'detailto~co:r~vi:~r:
Cutni. So Ray'a ideas about a aecret coniplracy no lona es-
yu~= ~;chance like the eow~ty board~~ fl. as tbe
;:'=1~~~~~~::!~~~.
mind. Alit tnowlt tbatlftlle kedromeda.el fteXt year. cbt:re
wW be a tbouMnd diaudsned Senior Hl&h students, many
blmdmlat hcdli, MVet'al thou:und at UWSP, tboulanda of
Sittinl arcuxt w:itb the aboJt ola dec IWned Lucky, w:ith
any number oiJtormJ on the bqrUon, I can only lhi•« a bit
and 1II'Ordtr II m7 lmaJinatJon wi.Uprove to be too much or too
little when the aky finalJy breaD.
ur:::':ri·~htU~==~r:,~~ ill
~tr:_~n=: ~~4a~
poulbly eYeD oae or two unhappy voters.
not me.
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RE LI GION
E)'ev Yom Kippur I Eve ol tbe Dly
or AtonemtftiJ, Slndly, September
t4. Candle U&hllnc nme-t:40pm .
KDI Nidral-f:5q)m.
~:d.~~~::~~~-~~~
Set-vi4:e-t :30 am . Torah ReadlnaJ0 :45am. Yl:tkor Memorial ~ee­
·11 :30 am. 91ofar and Conc:ludlna7: toam .
TUESDAY NilE
LADIES' NilE
NO 1".fir
10' TAPS
WEDNESDAY NilE
PilCHER NilE
8-10 P.M.
$1 PITCHERS
• SINCE 1916 • ·
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SCHWINN SALES AND SERVICE
~' @ - ·WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL·
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PRESENT YOUR STUDENT 10 CARD FOR A.10% DISr.lJiiNT ON
ANYTHING IN OUR STO.RE EXCEPT SCHWIIN BICYCLES, IICLUDES REPAIRS• •
OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 30, 1175
~
Con-Pro
Bruce Ndtoa wa ~- The Montana ltudent lobbyist
had just spearlleaded a IUC'Cftlfu! Jecis.laUve drive to
prantee atudeats In bb state a voice in faeulty colltctive'
dosomethlntabout it- not U 1n Individual, but u a JI'OIIP • A
bllraaininc. It was the nut lime atudtnts anywhere Md won
One unique sit uation at litis university Is that everyone
thmlr.s of stud~ta as a c:laa . except s tudents. How many ol
you have bHrl denied lw:lusina because landlords don't want to
rent to students'! How man; ol you have been vie'lfl·ed
tha~if!!;ly
the conswnen of education had been left
peeltln& thrqh cracklln the Mtotiation room door u labor
ube faculty la nd manqement Uhe administration ) deckkd
iaues that woWd directly affect tuition , clau Jiu and student
trnkft. Students watcbtd lhdr role in campus decisionmakinc. hlrd-woo ~the Lite 60's, lkrwly Meted away,
limb by limb, oo the Procruscian bar&ainlrc table.
The Montana studtnt bill bad started to revene allthlt by
guarar~lfdnl atudmts not only oblerV'tr status, but the ri&ht
10 participate ira UUCURS bdcn, during and after
~otiatklftl. So lrhy wu Nr:lson wOIT)'ina'!
He Mel jult found out that a bill likely to pass caner- thil
leUkiD would O'l'~e hil lteislalion ·and put faculty
c:ollettive baraai.nin& at publ.k universities ~ the control
olthe National Labor Rd1tions Board CNLRB I.
Vt'bo's afraid of the: NLRB? JUitabout every student acllve
in barpiNna. 1be NLRB hu conlistft!Uy ruled that lludenLs
• even laborers like aradu.lte teactDna aaistants and
uf~ worker~- have IMt plac-e at the table. They should
rNd their boob and lhut up , the Board has uid ill effect on
ln«t.loccaaionl.
Qaly Uw»e Rates with laws weaker" than the federal bill
- ' d JO Uftder the NLRB. bl.lt that wiU problbly be mot:! ol
them , Iince the ftcl«allaw Is er.:peocted to let public workn"l
Jlrilr.e,a rl&bt molt stalelha\·en't gTanted. Un\eu the NLRB
.:::.:==~i~~~·~=~::=!r!:='i:U~~ .
•::::r::tt~. the Cqrftlional bill IHR ~~introduced by
Rep . Fnn.k Thompson (().JNJ ) wasn't mont to shut the
b.r&altllnc door on st~ It lntmcb to arant the 14 mWkla
U:: ~.'::~"e .:~~ora:
~""C.::~
years. Tbompsonhassaktbenntsto " joc"sLites intoKtion
on thftr own publk woRtr l1ws, but apparer~tly no me has
told him that his bill sLindl to Jo& studt.'nts out ol Kademlc:
fn~n~. ~ew:!~~:J'n~~'y':1~h:v!~~ft . moat
IIJSC)iciolaly In ·stores or ha~ had your checks refused
bec1use you're a membe-r otlhe c:la• olstudents'! ttu the
enforcement ot 10me taws beef~ applied equaJJy or just
wlecth·elyqainst students'! Has y041 Instructor vtlllll!d your
opn\on or questions as a cooc:ffned person or rebuffed you
bec•useyou'reastudentl All throoJIIyour c:ollegecareer you
wiU be put In a separate olaa 1nd yet many of you will not
rec:Ginitelt · or 'A'OC'Je you11 justac:cept it as the price you ~Y
for public: ed~alion .
To thole "'ho don't ...·ant to ac:«pt this c:ou I have only one
word foryou · wpab.e. Vt-1111 can't be acllieved byonec~n be
:~h::~!fm~·rr.':~!~,~~~~':~ t'~
dassel until their demands "'ef'tl met. How long could that
department teach em ply c:laues befOf'e they had to deal -'th
ld
ureal people'!
How manylandlonls could survive If atudents. as a &roup,
;.'.u~~~:~=:=l~~':~~mir!':
~most
qainst students if alleooovoted In tllec:lty.
"z of the
· voter populadon ol thit ~mWllty '! In each case c:llanae
c:ould come about if studetlts would just join IO(Iether and
r c:o:: !cii:~:!:'lly
enouah. is preclaly what Is
propo6C'd by the people who c:laulfy you. And why'! Bec•use
tbeylr.nowlhltstudmtswill newr rec:ocnlr.e !Mirclauand
will nevtr join together as a J"IUP· So they aclvoc:ate lhe one
course of action that willc.ause chance. bec•use they know It
will
neva' OC'CW' .
TolboMstuden!l who ask me what am l&oin& todo.apiJI,
1 have to say «p.&u. It Is onl)' as a crouP that we will
~=~:e~.:~~w~ydi:C:ati~!~t~
win .
dedslon~aldna
for yean to C'OIT\e.
He bid jult fcx.td out that• bill likely to pa.u Conareu this
aeuion would OYernale hit ltt:itlation and ·put faculty
lollecdve bll.rJalninc at public univenititsl.lldtr the c:entnll
ol the N.ltlonal La bor Relationa Board tNLRBI.
tnallfatrne-,the ~reuional bill <HR 71 ) Introduced by
Rep. FraU. Thompson (I).NJ) wasn't mean~ to shut the
t.ra~dowoaltUdents.llintendstoc;rantthet4miUat
::~em~=:n0: ~ ~.'::e~ .:~~-:
years. Thomi*Jn huMid be wants to "jo&" staleS into .ction
The Student Norm
on their OWD public worlltr laws, but tpparefltlyoo one has
told him tha t his bill stands to jo& students out ol .cademlc
decision-maldn& for yeart tot:1)ftle.
A.c:con:iiDc to obeerwn, wbeft bu.rinp on the bill ~n .l•ttr
this fall , other spedallnterftts will unroll ala~ listol
items they want uempted from tbe ftdtral bW, lib .Ute
~..e laws, rdirelnent systemt and ao forth. SWdtmt ri&hll
are apt to be loat la tbe lbuffte u Yisioal olstrildrc police,
~~~=eco:'=u:=~~
=~=~~~~-~~~~~=~~time
Mont&o.a's Bruce Nelson has vowed to 10 to Waahln&ton
himaelflf~ry. 10 that bllstudellt ac:admalc ~
doesn't tum out tobepute~yaeadmalc: . " Bftnalnvolved In the
flnt atudent bW.I don't want to !ole It," be told me.
H not Ndloo. aomeone lbould ao. CoUective barlainin&
maybetbenewtancuaaeotbiJhtreduc:aUon.butlt~~
blllhely translated word.t"or-word from the factory. H 11 II,
student~ 1.11 the ''iftdt.~~trial" university willaoon be little more
than mea spat out tobo&d tocetbtr a falterin& economy.
hy
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books
,qd tM Art of Mo&orcyclc
Mal ,. uce, by Robtrt M. PiniJ
18 · .am Boob, 40& pqes, a .zn.
k1
Revlc•HI ..1 11M ...UI
TUditionaUy, the phoenill il I
suicid.l bird. Tattn'N with aJe,
eo.-ery nve hundred yea rs It bullda a
funeral pyre to .elf-immolate itself,
dyin& in the names, but a t the ume
time belnJ transformed " Into
another bird. both YOUJI.Ier and
more radiant , rudy for anotbet try
at life. We should all be 10 l ~~eky ,
maybe : but tlnce we're not, and
tnerefon lack the empiriul data,
I ' ve ofte n won dered : how
.:hi zophr~lc would a bird of th!J
natu~ be! Would the nre burn nut
Its memory of a previous uilterw:e'!'
Or as itJ winp llowly llrted it from
the wann ashes of ltJ deathbed·
cradle, would It remember bow, on
an oven:ast n!Jht, lhe douds looted
dappled wi lh moonlJ&ht , or how the
wind felt acreaming at t~ tbouu.nd
feet '!' Personally,! don't know. But
maybe Robert Pint& does; for lfhll
jDumf!y in ktl and tile Att ef
Motorc y cle Malateaaace Ia
analogoustoan)'thln&,it lathe very
fine Muntin&. schiloid n!Jht of the
phoenix.
Starling out ln Minnesota wi th hll
twelve yur old son, and twp
friends. Pirsi1 's odygey COVft'l
both time and s pace. Thei r
desti nat io n on motorcycles,
initially, Ia Bouman, Mootana .
Pirtig was a college teacher bete; II
was alto hert' be fii'SI. Jtarted to 10
in11ne. And as th ei r ph'yaical
joumev continues. the narrath·e is
notonlylardt<lwithbroadllr'Ok.Mof
color a nd description, but alto with
Pirsia's reeollections of Phaedrus,
the suicidal ash ol his alter ~o. a
man -.·ho exists only in memory.
Pirsiaiaqu.itedistinctaboutlhls,in
fact; as fiT as be Ia coocemed,
Phaedrus Is dud , a vktim of
electric lhoc:k therapy and a stay in
a mental institution.
•
Fortunate ly , because of ttte
phoenill link, this does not prevent
theautbor from drawina on10meof
Phaedn•' thou&hta, or compldlng
a detailed evolution of his madneu.
Thus, we Jearn of Phaed rus '
llvdihood , that ol a teacher ol
rhetoric; one day a fellow teacher
remarks to him, " I hope you In!
wchina Quality to your students,"
and Phaedru5 is never the same
again .
He initiates a philosophical q!Jf'Jt
to determine th e meanlna of
• " Quality" , tallinJ 111 lhroua:h a
Kries ol complex, but lucid r a.about Its rational and analytic
meanlnp. J111t wby he does this,
hcMever, seems clear onl~ on
two friend~ , John and Sylvia, to do --...
their own repair and malntmance
ol thei r cycle . Thls leadshim lnt oa
O!autauqua, or actually a aerin ol
sprud·<JW;t Chautauqua (PiniJ's
.....-d for a COMdousnesa-f'aisina
ra p) a bout the causes of both
technophobla a nd technoiOJical
ualln us . P\rs l& 's dia&nos ls :
" What's wrvn& with technolOCY is
that It's not connected In any rul
way with matters of the iJPirit and of ·
the heart." And 10 he propo~e~ a
new Way ol loollina at lhlnp,
involvl n& an abolishment of the
subject~jectduali!m-aframeof
n!ference impouible In Zen.
Borrowina from the Sans~
phrue Tat tvam ali, mean!
'11\ou art lhat," Pinla asserts
"~ythlna you think you are and
ever ythingyou thi nJt you~ive
-are undivided." It is the answer, In
other words, to the old question,
How do you tell a dancer from the
;;"'! r~cf!cl:1~re y~~':f,.~
Phaedrus' elusive Quality, meaninJ
In part ca re and love ol craft·
manshlp, seems leu dlrncult to
!pore.
Pinl& thea WUJb'IIN f!V'tf"ythln&
he's b'ied to put aCI'CU wit h a
splendid course. on the art of
mot9rtycle maintenance llle lf,
of!erinJ, In effect; 1 primer applicable to juat a.bout f!V'tf"ythlna
one can doln the twentieth century.
And one on whkh our ultim ate
survival ml)' very well depend.
Alona wi th everylhl,. eiH In lhe
book {moet of whkh I've barely
touc:hed upon or nqlecl.ed com-
~~IJ.M~.u;_to..:p~e ,.:t~
MotorcycleMala~aaacelsoneheU
of 1 mulefPece,
records
~-~=· ~t:!!Uir ~
10
reaUy a punuit ollbe answer to the
=e:r:::' 't q~
knle'J JIJ aodOiher f'a vorltes
by Steve Gooctmaa
CAiylllm·l&-IUJI
finaUy brines ~a back, more or less,
to the IIUe and bow Zen IDd
Motorcycle maintenance are
"'*""·
Vet)' early ln the book, Pin.IJ
comments on
reluctance
hll
the
dance'!' You don' t ; it's lmpoe~lble .
Once you rullze this however-t.e.,
of
Rewle•HI by Gl'q: M•rr:
The bil brull. doesn't come oft~.
In the music indLD try theJ'e an!
thoullnds of talen ted musicians
looking for that brea k . Kr la
Kristofferson 1111. his when JohMy
~sh recorded " Swlday Momina
Co m i ng Down" . ' Until then
Krit tofferson was swMPn' noor•
In a st udio trylna to pass his songs
off on anyone who would listen. Kr ls
never foc-&ot how hard It wu 'lind
Ms si nce been the bl& bre1k to a
number ol people lndudina Dnnnie
Fritts, Larry Gatlin, Billy Swan ,
John Prine and Steve Goodm1n.
AI lhe atory aoes. Krls st umbled
IC*I Goodman on a bln.ry.,-ed
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•
~~~ vilit:;y~~
on IDw'wft::r::;. , NPrinesaysi n
the liner nntn to Goodman '• nrsc
a lbum ,'' the Lord wo rks i n
myster\OUJways."
Good man was slgnf!'d to a
recordinJ contrac:t with Buddah
records wbere he produced two
u:ulle nt albums t urroundln&
himtelf with the talent of O!arley
McCoy, Donnie Fritts , Yauar
Clementi, Prine , Krl s toUeuon ,
David BromberJ, Maria ML&Idaur
and Dylan to name a few .
With the first album he Itt the
trend for hla future muak: .. Hla
tonpareUJ ~»ilya dellcatebala~
between humor and teriOUJneu,
_leavlnc the listener lhouJhtfully
t mlllnJ . '"'''rnpllte Tom"ls a &ood
eumpleol. thit. lt 's the atoryofa
man RJvl nt~anoldhltchh l lteraride .
The old man tell• the dr iver of a
blink holdup he committed muy
yearto.foreanddecides to&lvethe
I"'''Iney. whic h 11 stuhed in the
proph actic mac hine of a Tennet~etbar . tothe driver lnret~rn
:~=~nd~thethedri~~~:~
note falls out uylna " Yoa'n J•C
Nt11 11114 tn a .aaltar)' .,..., b7
1\lraplke T - IM ooUaw wllJI ~
IutHI wasr el ll1aw." Goodman
enas wlln"M tller. 7 11 've been
takenforarWe-tllerealD'I.OChlaJ
but rooa. Jllld here I•We-Oie rtat
Joidll iaJW.e •ali · R•e•Mr tllal
1" oal7 fallfw Ute I~ u4 NGrles
wben 1• reaiiJwaat 1.1".
AlthouJb moat of Goodman 's
10011 are ll&htat lima he sbowl his
MriOUS ai de with song.s !lite ' 'The
Ballad of Pt:My Evans." Other
tonp like " YeUow CGit", ' 'The
Dut.chman", and "Would You Ulte
to Learn to D~ '!'" an! packed
with emotion and senalllvlty.
Somehow, after theN first two
albums, Goodman lound hlmsetf
without a recordi nJ contract.
Asylum records' jumped a t the
chance tos.lan him, brJrwil'lllll the
new " Jesaie 's J iJ aad Other
Favorites,' album .
The album bealn~ with " Door
Number 1111"ee "co-t~ulhored with
Jimmy BuJfet , of " Wby Don't We
Get Dr~klod Screw" fame .
" Nowl ... 'twaatwUIJaJ'IJol
on Ole tao~- Uw Mx Xarol Merrill
poiatJ loOM Uile n.w·a.t i 'D bUJ·
on.)a:Jt.a•t..,aJ i a•allle4aCDI
ua 111lock lUI lacky ..... " 11le
aong endJ with '"Love Is lltiiHI Ml
_ , ........., ........ w._Ues
. . W...IbcltiN~a . . krUIIree.··
Pri~e-~ueanUm-=l:~t~MI=
Smith'• beautiful ...Spoon River."
We alao aee why Prine cbOit
Goodman to do moot of Jhe lead
ac:«KKSS.kpltarontbeold "Ita a Sin
to Tell a Ue." and the UU. aont
;=~tbatlhebiJbreak
comn to othen 11 talented as
Goodman. The Lord doel Indeed
work in myaterioul wa)'l.
Marr kaa ._.... .....,.,
......
a,.,
...C,fl"•••...._
,.
,.,....u-rtPMrt,.
......... . . .
........
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llaMM_..r
•-Ia
fll
JM• &.ea Olaar._. aM R•l
tAL\ol SPGnl'"'¥Sewed by Car..
pod . Joln'a voice is more elqan t ,
austa.ins miX'e vibrl to, and ia more
warm .tnd t uglry-throated than
""""
::ki~;~~ :~~.=~~~
It it probably orlainality . or the
eiC\·ca 1lbum cutt, only four are
Joan"t M~np. Htr propensity to
II.CI I othtr al1 ilt"l tonp doeln'\
~:fue~~...~~="'=~~
~n~n~:~:::: ~ tg;i:~
"Simple Twlat or Fate" which ahe
dnU'O)'I and turn• Into • jerky,
rude.oondina aouped-up dirac.
TMre seem• to be aomtthlna for
tvft'ybody on thia 1lbum . Tbtreare
~r:~~::n-:~~.~tl~l!~:.!~
oo.'ftlllayed on tbe l uptr-HXUai·Hil·
Parade. Sonp of other artiats'
1ppe1r too, from people like John
Prine, Bob Dyl1n, Stevie Wonda-,
Jlni1 Jan lnd Jackson Browne.
f'ortW~ately , Joan has the 1bilityto
Jin&Olberpeople't..._.IPd&ive
tMm an W~uauaJ and fesninine
television
nc G•IIlll ofAuwm•
CBS'fileviaion
RevlewH by M.,.c v•1nu..
I am atilllhakiq dver The Guu
ol Aulunm, a CBS Sped&lalred Lut
f'ridly fti&.ht. Anyooe who uw It
bad to be ovcrwbdmtd.
~procramwuamiJ:Iurtol
liea with tome troth lhtown ln.
Unfortunately , only a aportaman
C'OUid UDCientaJKI wbere the ruJ
rrutblits. AI'IOD-bunttri&W a buDdl
ollic:klncbiduals. Heuwalotof
'!':!:e~m:fd~-elt~D~
..............
HadCBSpreR~~tedapr<:~~nmon
the America.D
And, ther e are ao na• witb
U'em~ votll prominence auch
u " I Dream of Jeanne" and
" DIM)' Boy." There 1re even two
C\lla containine: a tOIX:h of jau,
" Didt" and " Children and All1bat
Jtz:r.," wbkh, with the help of Tom
Scott and aome L.A. horn playen
add 1 new and pleaaant dimenakln
to 1 likeable 1lbum.
Black Min , aDd
ahowed him ttereotyped u
aomeone wbo dancet , atrunu
l)llnjoea, and ealt w1tennelon, the
~;en1,.~:n,e~~~C8s~
tNt to huatera, thou&b·
11M: publk . . . sufferizl& J&IM
lnd " tlw"UI DlleH" . 1bey aaw
bklod.U.inty Idiots. Thea they aaw
that c«~&l«nenlkla built lDto •
am-eotype: Which wu auppoMd to
repraent tbe hunttr lo Jeoen.l. U
they leamed anythlnc trem tbia
atereotype:,itahouldhavebet:ntbat
:~:~~ ~~u::!
bulllhit.
1'heb'uetpDrtama.nwboUw~
GuN ol A.ulumn hid lObe outuaed
for 1 number ol reason~ : He IIW
aome ol the same rdioU on lhe
procram lh•t he tHS In .the woods
•nd marahea. He wat outraaed
bec.IUH he knows lhey niat. He
wu also ouU'a&ed bec•UM lhlt
procram put HIM on their ~eYe! ,
and to a tportaman, tMft II no lew!
~than them .
CBS~h:~:~f':J:.~
dHfereotlatebetween " hunters"
and tboM who just JD ~the wUdl
to kill pme. 11M: dilf~ ·il
utowldin&. and very ru.l.
{
!::"~olv~·~:terca=~
Maybe they ahould hive, bec.lute
the pieoople ahown OG that pnJCram
hue mor• In common with
lliUJbltr boule WGrUn thM the)'
AI a Comm~~oa major, I
::~~:~r!n'be:!.ot 110:
endow~ _ wilh 1\moat llm\Ue11
do,:~=:m~byTHEGUNS
oF AtrrUNN 1s irftp~Jrable. ~~~
~~iwn
~inner
:.-='.' ~~~~eita=tt!:
eaza 10 Into the
wooda, but It canDOt obtain Itt
eaae~ . even IF' II bad made 1n
ttl.em pt to. 1be CBS camtru muat
have m1de • deUbe'ate attempt to
keep 1way from tbe , atlmplna
p-ounda of reasonable hW!ten.
ln1tnd , they found placet
inhabited by non-.porttmeft with
ltlftl· V.bat tbe medium presented,
and 111-hll lbe public: uw, ..., DOt
representltiYeoftheKtiwitycalled
huntl,..
Aaporttmanltmorethan)lltl
man who lOCI Into the wooda or
' marsh with 1 JUD. Ke kDCIWI tblt
*lueetilll the tziaa-11 not hit OCLI.y
p.llliOMforbeinJtbtreanymon
than e:ttial• meal ia tbe rusoa for
UrinJ. Ttlere'l 10 mud! more to It
than that .
The cameu can't lbow the
drcamtlhWlltrlllkeawithhlminto
the woods, or the . memories he
brln&• blcll. The cam«• ia only an
eye,andl c:old one 11 thlt. ln tht.
c.ue it wu •110 at le.ut partially
bl~":· lboc:k value, 1be Guna of
AuWIM ~ be touch to beat.
~~!"':w,C:,'~ibe:
~to~bunU:~·tbe
ol Tbe
•lt.hou&l\
~.
Gwm of
be reedva tbe &WJt . 11J.
real alMen of tt.. t prosram •re
~= ::e~:'f. ~;
they walk on their hind lep.
Bec.aUMtberf:II)OI'IIib&ehunt«
cares,thou.Jh, hewWfeeltbeJUilt
CIUICCI by ma-e a•mHd.llen who
have no capacity forcariq: . The tin
now becoma the factlhlt aome will
l'ln"tr know the dltrerenc. between
... __
1be tbame II. ALL tportlmen
must Uwln the
that The
Gunt or Autuma have udly
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