Four Candidates Step Up Campaigns As Election Approaches

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Th• " · • rnor 1 we •C uon or wo• nt body presld 111 and ' · -. ·Pr dcnl pro::ilscs 1o

("' lttr. a. "'"II as Inter· t:!&lln.,. A 1t1t' e&n:pal'1)a becomto mor ln\"olved and lnl•nsf". lhe candidlltcs will alee sides and 1ir 111 late •

lec1ually sllmulDllDI Dttll· mcnLS a11cmptlnt:: to appeal to lhc \'OINS.

VOLUllE X1, ======:::==============COE Q D'Al£'<£, l l)AMQ

D • W - -_ - =:~:==;.~==========~'IWE~ON~E~SOA~Y~,~Mt.~ll~Ol~l~.~l~'6~7

ormzrory omen Have Op·en Howe 10S Make Dean's

Ou Id Pnano, o:rn or lb leading contend rs tor slud 111 body prcs1dcn1. stands on a platform or more s1uoen1 oor· lrol. H4' advocal<'5 &sRmblics lba1 m•'&ll som•lhlni: to the studen ts . Pr1ano fol'ls lhal lhe s1udcn1 vote on commli· lees should be a mivortiy 0 lba l II can nol br O\·cr-rlddrn by the !acui ty "Olr. Jell cox vouched for oav1• '" quallflc:a· lions by ~lnlln~. " Oa\'e hu n professional a ttllud' iowa:d his camp al11n and his omc:e He doesn't le i amateu r s~nu~ menw ac1 In hls.vQ.l-. althou&h 1 have no doubl he le slnc•·rc about the office or presldenl.' ' Helt'n Holland backed cox' s1a1eml'nl by drclarln~. "l'n known Oavt• for lhe last tour yeaza and I lhlnk he Is a qua!· ID••d lead ·r. lhe kind NIJC need:-. . ..

Chesler Spel!d) > Reill) , lh olbcr top preatdenllal candt· SAC lnvi"tes

odaie . Is lnlerc111cd In &P~ln

a rern!"ed ln1eres1 b) lht »tuden1s 1n 111uden1 1o\'em· TWO Speakers men1 to lamlllarlz" lht:!m wuh he duties and runcllons or

the studrnl board. " I "ould like IO 11ee lnc:omln,i: a1uden~ b<'llcr acqualn1ed "Hh 1b~

IJC clubs, social acm !ties and lacllllle- ." Reilly »aid: Toey Tra\\ct'k, ont of !"IJC'a Stal baskNbaJI pl&)etS, MDI

"On record as S!lllDI, " SPffd Is n dJll1tent and hard \\'Orklnc exampll" or what this school nel'ds." Bui Tru1et'k \\U ~01 alone In hie commendaUons or Reilly. Claudia McO..rmld recommendl'd RrlllY o " A

• atrted and lnl<'lllcl'nt Ind!· vldual who hM natural ll'ltdl"r­Shlp obllllles."

\ 'lcc-pruldcnllal candldll1es .,rnus1 nol be Ol'crlooked. -iliou"" Jack £meri;on was no1 a1...Uable ror commen1, he has several backers . one of

. whom Is John O'Neill. "I heanll~ endorse Jacll Emerson ror stud~nl bod) •lce·prnsl· drnl. Ht' has 1he lnltlall\-e

.,aeeded ror the Job, " O' !"eUI said, and added, "This has no1 been a paid pol11lcal ad· ve11lscmcn1." Cral' Thacp­

<son ali;o endor ~d J ~k as a •-P candldsl• • "Ir m,y con· sldrl('d oplnl•>n. Jack T. EmNSOn 11'0Jld ~""'" a cood

tudtnl bod.1 1 . c -pr~'$ld n•, In fact , lhe be · cllo I has Cl r had."

Dennis Rlin;s. . . ""'""dto• 4'>r the lroshma11 cla .• eoumber or the student board • .nd can­didate for s1udcn1 bod) , le< .

J>resld,.n1, reels b., can do a good Job repro~nun1 all lhe s1u<1->n1s. He promises to l)Gck tho Pit Sld~nl, and 11111'­

<J>Orl lhe S1uden1 mJorlty vole . t..lnda t..ani"n had this 1o u.y DIJ>ut Rlai:s: "l'"' known Dennis lhrouah lhc atud•nt

c.bmrd . nnd lbrou&h this asso• c1auon , and du.-, 10 his ..rrori~. I 11m '•I) lmprc~scd with hla s1ncNll.l and aood Jud1P11tn1. .. ~llkc Elae., llllmmcd-up his

Oop in1on or Rlus: " ll llh as CUii) \1 ••II IU 01 nnla hnB he wlll mak~ " ~Od 11cr-pr

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111 · dent."

Gloninr. C .;r ri= lbe l:nh r 1 01 , ~~=. hu been asked by Ille Sude:it Acli\11les Coc:nl;tce io spoil 10 lhe slud~t bOcb'. "He II H'I) !lbe:tl. blchlJ coa1ro1't'r:.!al. and ldenrJ.ties •llh collcce s1uden1S. Mr. Co1>11gen 111 an uaun~ and ln1eres1lnc speakt'r.'" said Peg Dohrman. SAC member.

Father L.!·ons from lhl' OOn· zai:a Unl\ets1tY !s bt-ln asked 10 speak her<! as ~·eU. " He will balance !h• topic •·lemen1s ot dlscu1< ton . .. ll~d Ml1>s Dohrman.

CIJ?lpus Due Is comlnc along 1plendldly and will be fabulous.' ' Miss Dohrman added. John O'Ne!ll, Jan Bull , and Kathy Frost ronn lhe commltlee 1ba1 ha.a been worklnc bard to promote tl>e most escll.lni; Campus Daze possible." The be~ gro• In 1 conies: and lhe "UDde<­cround mot'le" •Ul be ne addlUOOll IO "C=pus Daze". SAC Is nlso lbi:iki.ac about $()0D90t1DC ll JIZZ con~r. dlrec1ed bj th cariat:e Jaces Bums chmng a bon­".r • " o.;d :.a. o; rman.

No Primary For ASB Election 1'. ·u 117 pn::w)' I~ .,, ~ 11 D mltl.ed Ibis

year because onl1 two pcor· eons seek ~ell o!Clce. ac­cordln; to Palsy Browti. SIU• dcn1 Board secrruuv. Speed< R<'Ul.Y and Oa'e PrlallO art runntnc rcr a1ud~n1 tiocb pre11lden1, and Jack E:r·,,"011 and Dennis RI • art cam· Palsnlng for •·I• · Pr• ld<>ncl' . Camp1t1;n ~P•~ch" ILi• 1Pn· 1a11\ l'h schtduled !or \larch 13, and lhP el• ct1on I" . ·l for ~larch u .

A con111llullonal amendment rllmlnullnc lacull) vote from lhi!' bo1&rd wlll also tie pr .. sented lo it. tud~nl bodv !or BPPtDYlll.

,,... E"° 0-. or• . ~ _., :.1.:>t<' than 135 Pal\'DI

facull)' and board member , an~ cuests ••sited Siu::ui. Hall al the Olltn House spot . sc.1ed by Ille woocn resident smdet11e ol !"UC. lilarcb 1. The •JestS •~re ~hen i;uided !Oars or the clrls' rooms 011 both !loo rs and of th• rPt: , • · Uon azl'L Rl'l:eat.'ll r;ia w ~ ser--ed lll Ille fiOWt!• IPCQtal od lobb.:

PuscUla HOtl'80ll L~d Sharon RJr.r:rr ~ncd collet> :ind punch, and Oona Bouchard .an!I So!IAJI t..askey we~ In cbari:e or refreshments. Joy Culp "H lo char&c or lhe cuea1 bodt. Az.allas ~em donat.ed by Mrs. Gale Dahlman and tor5)thlu and PUHY wti­Jows ...-ere pr:nld d b) Or. E>a Ogg. '.Ira. Mazie Dahlman housemo:h r. aman,cd d•~ ra!lons.

t..lnds l\Jse , dorm president. e1pressed her a p>rec!aUon tor :.be efforts or all the alrl• Ir cialdnc: tht' don:i's nr t opo •

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SADIE HAWKINS DANCE MARCH 17 ,.,.. a.~ni.... ~.. Hawldcs da DC ...; • ' )>~J.!Cb 17. 9:30 p. . to 1~:30 In thC' SCB. The dance wUI be spcoSQ: ~ Q1' Sber::ian Hall.

IJarrylll' Sam •II! be on band. &Aid PallJ 1,. 11nor:, dn::::.to!) reside!:!.

. ~ school photo~apbtr "111 lake plc:a 11!8 nnd cld r anll ~es •lll be ISef\t'd. P nus will be riven for Ute lr t ros~u"",. . · · or~ . vnur -ub :." ""~ ,1. t..n!IOll.

LIBRARY WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS

Tb• t.bnuy ...-1 :. r - aJ· pen siuurda.ya 1ru- I 1 4 p.-: .. , bt'S tnnlDr :.11rch • ·

) late!> •Ill be a ulal period. and 111au1111cs abOul palrona ' and use or taclllllu ..-u1 br compll••d . rrponed Rus11ell SOderllni;. hnd librarian.

"IC US&I<' " DrtanlS II. lhl' sdl<'du le will be con1lnued un11I May :?O. lh" Salurda.i pr...:edlnc commmcemPnl, •• concluded Sodtr ll~.

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List For First Semester Work

Tilt're "Nr e\rn full•llme t<lud~nu " llh " &1ra1c111 A" n.) Cllldt' polnl a\Mall'B IJllt'nC tho •· un the o~n·a L.l ~t for the 111111 IM'mUIN Of lhe 1911H17 C'hool ,...,, Tbe ~. 51Udents were Jan A. Bull, Rando.II F. llonltoy, Kenneth A. MDJc ure, Jacqu11llnt.' Ros11 Mllrjorlr I,., Rubow, Bohby J~ Sht"ldon, Shuan Ann Smllh. Nlno~lllhl OlhMll alAO

mad tt IM D" llD'A Llat, which con s ist~ or all aludcnls corr;1n g 12 o r more c redll hours and rgrnln1 aradr po1n1 llV<'rtl&N• or 3. CB> 01 carrylna 12 or more c rrdlt ho ur~ and ••arnlnc irad" poln1 av•·ra1es or 3. CBl or hl,hPr.

Those wllh avttra1111 or 3.5 •Id °""~ ,, •• IO ~. were Carol Sua Ander-

son, Cathryn J oan Andrews

788 Are Enrolled For Spring Term

A . " o~ r• .1 .1111llon on Fo:u. I~ . 7bll ,. re nrolled ti! :;1JC ror 1he apr1n1 semu· ler. RA!~atrallon a yrur ago ror llle second aemes1e r was 736. r:111k1nc thl& yPar' a ll &Urc• llJI Increase or $2. or 1 P<'r etn!.

1'.nrollmuit lhl11 &prlnc 111

dO'lr.l $3 from lb~ 841 of IU I tau . or 6.3 pe r cen1.

or 1h" 788 enrolll'd this aprtnr. 128 ar~ vocallonal ll1Ud~nu1. M~n ou111um bcr womm 52~ to 261.

Slatlstlcs 11how 1here are ~00 In lhn freshman clua; ~37 a r..: lull time a nd 296 111e m~.

Tbe 11oph0mor• class nurn· ber& 319 : 210 arc - n and 299 are luli llrt• iudeDtl.

'lb r ~r• tnr~· studl'nts r• ..:: '. · rt d a p ••dL ~tud~ts.

ENGINEERS BALL IS MARCH ll

T'- ., .• ~ . En.In< rs Ball. · · ! - .i dlnn r-dance,

bas been 11cheduled ror J.l a r::b II (:l>Cl 7•30 p.m. IO I :!:30 lo the SUB. Pr1Cl' of ad:!llsSIOtl •Ill ~ 12.~ PU piste. and all :>UC at.udeclS 8l<' lnvlled, acro:d DC 10 Bill Oablbc! rf . p:t>ald'111 or Enclne rs Club.

A cr.i n aod '"o prlnceSRs wtll be chosen troo 11CJC1lr.ees lncludln; ~11tm Ro•~. lrece Tll:nbow. Hele~ Holland. Caro!Jin ~.rk . and Shannon Carlson.

The 1hem or the dance • Ill be " F'llr.;asy In t..JghlS" Wi th pink aml lavend r d.-corsllons . Tb• E' . • o..nr• Band .. 111 P" \ ld !a.nc• :;. ul\ IC".

CALENDAR &l u •· h 10 - \lu1I• - "TM

Arr rr:canl~allon or Emily" Mar h 11 - F.nClnt'etS Ball M11rth 16 - A•aembh·-"Oon

Puqual•" Man:h 111 - Spqhclll F eed

In SUB \!Arch :!l - '"'Acrid or Ern~s1

H mln1way" by Rl t ha.ra H1· neman

Sheryl J. Berptrom, l>t'nnl; \\. Burr. Arthur J. Cooper, t..lnda Finley, Ronald K. Fisher. Candy Ann Fuller, JaC'k D. Hammond, Jo Ann Ha.,.ks , She ryl o. Leonard Kt.Y l.ind11en, Robella Mceoi Rosann,. .Mc:Coy. Be•rrly MC!lf'nzy, Gary O'Connell. K ""'' Ann Olkon~n. Valorl" P l!trrson , Janice I,., Purdy, J oAno" Ric hmond, t..udle ~11s. J ohn Ruebelman, Robin :;elva1e. Clair" A. Slmmooa. JOIM'Ph Sloa&e r. KenMlh l\aliers . Kar<'n \\alts, Rol>rrt l\llbur. Carol Worlhlnl\On.

OthcrR avcraalna 3. and above wore Elaine Adkins Sally Ann Arney. Sus~ ~m~. Sharon Kay Bartel. (:;vel('lt Ballon, ClaylOn £. Bec k. RJcha id c. Benn ell Krl111y Belio. oona Bouchard: Paul Brellhtwpl, Shannon Carlson, Gary Dean casey, J oy CUJp, Candace E. Oabl. J ohn Dean Deeder. Ricard L. Dieme rt. Roberl Olt'IZ, • .,. ren ouco~. Ellen Durfee, l..YM Durand. Em51 Ecklund. Jo AM Fo rd. Walter Gilman. Kalblt>en Givens. Georae Goe tzrnan. KJrby 0111.Y. )farlyo He lne::ie:r .. r. ca111ert11• )I. Ht nza. Greeo11 H1.1enca. Carol Y. Howard, Ja.oe Harri 1. Ro~r C. Janssoo. Juli• w. Jensen. Jo5<>pb M. Jobnscon. Barbara a. Kalstad. WatYtn M. Kirchner. KJelb Ueo. Pearl £. L.onc:. DeDDl• C • t..ut'&S. Irene McCord. Janice Ks.:r )fc£uen. William Mc Farland. Ellzallelb Mead. S\t'pben J. worcan. KatllY Aon Moser. Bruce t... Wounl· Joy, Robert Nell Pt>tcnon. AolhollJ' t... Popp. En L. Recd. Chester t... Reilly 11. Jeny J. Riebe. Dennis S. RIUS. Tboalall s. Ros•ra. Ren~ t... ROllllnt, Rlcbard t... Scbwlnll'k. ooroclu' H. secaur. K-.v Y. SIOddard, Cbarle• I,.. Taylor. Jobn c. Thomas. Michael c. Thomas. Jeanne 'IbornP-· Ph:rllla N. Van Hus, L&rr7 Verhel. BelU' AAn Walker, Earl E. WOl!to. Lealle E. WOllPni. M• rtlee A. YOllllS. Rober! Roland. Barblra MM­m1111.

'Mod•• Concepts' WIS Speec• Topic

Dal<' Trtll<'D, malll lnattu .. car •PDk• on "Mod•m Con­eeirts" Fob. 16. Tll<' """"ch _,. IM fourtb In Ill• ''Queal of Mod m Man" ll<'rl<'•.

Trtnen Mpll bl• lt'CIUrP wllll Ill• r•cord. " Tll• TlmeR Are A Chancln'" by Bob o,tan. Trlu<'n Ulen s1a1ed Ula! 111., rt'al u1le of hi• le .. cure sbould M " 1be nm• Arr Ch&n,ln(' &II hr W!Sbt'd co aprak aboul Ill• &1udrn1s.

ffe aaJd Chai lhNC Wt'rP uiree drnnu .. etrecLS pruenl In our conc~porazr aoctecy: (I l popula1lon e1ploa lon, (21 knowl<'dlr e;rplos loo. and 13> matrrtallllm. On,...half or lb wortd'a populal!on la 2S ,..a:s old or undt'r. OnM>alf or 1b" 101&1 knowledc!! accum­ula1,.d sin~ ume t>eaan bas bet'n revral.,d since 196S. Y>ulb la not 1i::a1•rtalJ uc. II• said. II doea oot b ,111N lb• colleJl' a1ud'1lt 1.o " 1 0 wtlb· out" . II la hi• 1>ar~n1" who are miuertallsUc . Student• bave aln15 lived with a!­rlutnce. bul in~hav" re <'Cl...:! II.

Contl'mporary a1udrnU1 are tilt! ti.-At l'ducatrd peopl• who bu" lived, TrlU<'n went on. Th• UN&C• •lihth cra.d•r know• aa much u SOcret"• or Arl91otlr. Youth. however, ta akepuc:al. Tritten QUoted a Harvard frrahrr.an: .. The last tlm~ w~ bcllrv~d y ou. •• 'll•rr drcl"lvrd. Adul11 pr,._ t•nd tb~ r1>al wotld doean' t nlst-l<ld" can' t."

"ffypocrlay Is 1M ralh cry .,1 youth; 11ypoc r1 sy 111 a moral sin, " Trtllen contlnurd. Thia on• ·ball ot IM population

In, " TrllH·n conllnu•!<l. Thia nn..-ball Of lhr l><JPUllltJon un<l<'r 2~ la the bNI< r edu­c-utrd halt; lhPY ur• lht " n<'" nrla1ocrac1". ~:u.-h oollrcr o r unh <rah) I• a ' olony or au~ultur In l h• \Jnll<'d Slut• a. Thru al" thine ~ i:r•lnll on In th••s• 1<ubcultu1rs thot hD'"' nrvN ~onr nn b•· ton , h• l'Ulld.

Coll•,, ~tud• nt loda.\ a:c u<thlfit , 11m11111•t1 "111; th•) uu• ontl-ld1·11ll111lc. Th••rt• la a lol or talk or communism 5,..., pin• the Am•·rl cun c am• pu , but acoortlln~ 10 Trl l· t•n. "NnhodJi \\llh an - IAn1 11u u rhllncr ." Th fl com mu· n1a1 arouv tnflu• nrr la nlmo~t nil, br sal<I.

Th" btlUnlk& "" no Iona• r • conMllurnt o t tb• conto·m1>· oruQ world. Br•tnlka 1111s11•rl In lhl' ~O'a: th•} "'e rt thr ~alb• 11 c cenNallon. Kids

r IOrlll.\ arr not 11pathe tlt ­lh•·> a••' a~ll \'lst 11. Th• nhlnk, and th• l 'Aunt 10 be lnHil\'t d, Trlllrn condud• d.

" l•'llKthY dlacunlon lo!· I ,.~d lhl' 111•r.rc h. II "aa finally IJ(>bltlOnrol uulll ncth· ll• P• rlool lh• folio., In« mom•

97" Of STUDENTS IDAHO RESIDENTS A Dr~ak.do•n of &ttCOnd

IM'CH'lller fnSl&IMUIOn 111&U~­tlCS r~vl'alll that 76• Of lhl' 788 studt'nts at SIJC lbl sprtnc are Idaho : esld•·nt,, 0r 97 per ceni.. 'Tbl' Junl r ~.­lrJe di s tri ct lla etr (K »t• oal eountyl provides SOS atu­dl'nlll, or 64.1 Pt'' cent.

Juolor QJ!!•ce ... :t " Ont . emtne1n' the the nc,.h m eoW>Ue~. fumU1hes 7 30 tu• drnts, or 92.6 per Ct'ftt. En· rollmeo1 fro'"' the other tour Area counu • a: Sho:;o:; JO•

101. &"-Mt 85. BoondlLQ ZO. lkp .. nb 13.

Enrollment rrom Ol ht r Junior ('ull.,C• ar<'a~. by c::ouni., ·'11: t..al&b 20; 1•0 each l:.>m ea,.,. node . Bonnrvllle. L<,.«I aa.S Clearwa t•r; c.ne t11ch !r= Ada, Blaine . c:amu . Custe r. Idaho. J erome and S tz. Pe re.-.

Enrollcent ll'I c 1Unlie11 1111d c lUts:

Koot.enal-Coeur d'Ale ne 363. POlll Falla 50. Ra,idt n I..all e 37. Ratbdru::. 22. Cataldo 7, vtc,:l~.J 6. ffa:rt son 4. SV. : It I..alLl' 7, Alhol 2. BaJ\1e>r ~. SI. Ma:IU (Route 2> 3.

Sboshon•-Ke llo u •3. Vial· lac:" 14, o-bum 12. :Julian 12. Plnclulrs t 8. Sd .- rton 3, Klnr.;t0n 5, Ena'111• 2, Pap I, Smelterville 5. •.1urrt.Y I. Calder I.

Bonne r- Sandpoint H. S&cl" 6. Prl .,,1 RIVPt 14, Hope 3, Samuel> 2. Athol (Rllut• ll 2. Clark Fork 2, Cocolalla I, Do-. r 3. Kootenl\l I, La· clede 2, s .. wport (Idaho ldt 3. Oldtu wr. ~.

Boundan- Bonn• ra f'e rry 18 • Cop~land 2. SaplPll 2 .

Bt·nrwah- Plumm.., i. St . Ma:l•s 5. Cls rkla I.

Latah- \1·'8cow l ·, P•>llatcb 2, Kt>ndrtc k I. T ro • • Genr-

'' t I. So.nnock-Po cau:llo :?, Bon· nc ,·111•- ldah r Falls:?. Camas· ~alrOeld I, Cl,.ar•alt'r--Oro­nno 2. Cutttrr-C'hallls I. ldaho- Orana•vl ll r I. I..~wll­Kumlab I, S•ZPNct I. J~ romt­Jc romt I, Ada- 8'11 ~ I. S •z. P•' rC('-Sotltb,.l<k I , Blatn -llall"l I.

Enrollm1•nl lrom out ol SUit< , b1· 11tat• and c ltl"s;

AJab<imn-Oadsd"n I, Al .. • k11- Falt t1anks I, Cllh!omla­Lo' Anwrl u11 l , lowa-Pnulllna 1. Montana-\Uasoula :?. Al· hrrton I.

St'b1n1'a-S..n1ricl! I, !\en· da- Elko ~.St\\ J"""'> (Ocean Oro\'l l I. Okl•homn··Tulsa I. Or.·~on--."4lrm I, M:ilnP <Bao· 1orl I, South c arollna (Col· umblal I," 116111n1ton-s e~1111 l.ak•· l. !'('nne.,.. lck l. ChP'o\ C­lnh I. i;i1okMt1 3. "°'~hlncton . o.c. I, BrtU h

Columbla-S Ison I. Stat~· l<'S.'i I.

Ina. 0<'11.n Rn.) sionn otfr : d th• c lo ms: ccm:ntnt~.

THE N.LJ.C. REVIEW P..,bJ, 1~4 ~·~ntt.I, ()..''"9 't\• Cetl•p '°"'

8t "'"-• Auo ~·•• 5M•'" Bo4t at

MOlTH IDAHO JUNIOl COlll6E COIUI D'AUNI. IDAHO

E•• ' .................. . .. . ... .. Sorto•• C. M.OtU"tl Qi

44•••' • n; Neno;.r •••• •• • ••• •••• • • •• • • J• on MotM''l P ••oroptler ••• • •••••••••• • ••••• • ••• °'"°"• B 1chci 1f

P•pOtt•••' J1"' "'""°' Jud. Kn1 "l)e'• Ron Gro•th. ~a,., c Po"' ••. Cet~.., ~4"·•· Roat'"'• Al.(c..._ Mn . Conn ir Von He u . ..... ., c p. JM &.., • Qo,, a.,.,. D 9'\0 ~.... • • v.

SUBoen ion Qt' ES TIO.\ Should card plair 11111 b<. clloi.. • d tn lk< Sil 8 '

JEFF COX. SOPllOCCt•'. 0 MU1011&Pb7: "C~r:alnl..Y . I parUaularh •DJ~ a C'llrd 1amec:alled "Flt<b", In which I ba vc •on a whale of a IOI or money. Ca.id t>l~la;: Is , ooc1 c..-alnln~ f : lh<' memo:y a nd ror :naihemaucal JU11i· mc:H-t.n 1roporun1 ar a !or tbose perched or. lhe hor~:s "'f a C'l.I~~r: •

MIKE THCN.>.S. Frcllbmun. F'.'1 ucallon· " "''r<.' bis: ho.JS ~nd cl rl s now and 11hould b<! able :o WUI our llr. ·b• war "e Set' fil."

JO H:\ ATCHISOS. S.'9!'..r mo:~. Cl!eml:sll}-: " 0 &"' a ce all : Ir.hi If rnu·a '.\bat

, coc:e to collec rc~to

.. .. ":\ to play cazdS." 110\\ARD FRISTOE. Sollb0-

mc.1e, A~rlculturc: "\ u . It tbe s:ud nts ue coiac to play car.! • DO!hinc '11'111 i;:op lbe:n. lt' :s cheaper r : tb -to play ca.-ds l:i •be SUB thB!I a t Ch:l r!J~ Bra111l ' a c:.r Ute Red On1oc:·

JOH:' R. o·~;EJLL. Sop!:cr cc:e, Anl::utl ffusband.7 (Zoo!~: "I don ' t :eally Me .. ·hat' s Ille blc deal about all tbl&. l'ie a re a ieoeratlon brat1d~ as drt:t· talter1. beat· ntu. L'ld acltawrs. So caid

playlnc. tM teas: of our teodenclH, should certrunl) be allowed."

BOB OAOE. Sopbomor • Bi:slncS!I Ad~nl11traUoc . "Yes , card playlD& should be allo'.\ IX! in lh" SUB. The SUB bt'lOnP to the atud,nts. •nd If lhe.J >rl!.tlt to pis) ..atds th~ &bould b" able :o.

1'0:i.I ~!ORRIS, FrcrJimun. Hla1.ory; "SUr~. I think tb~ m..iorll\ or stud,nt=> are amazt cnoui;h to ketp ll it: hand.''

SASDY BALDV.IS. Sopho­mor• • "I am !or and ai:alnst. Vic &bould be able 10 pla:r casd> because o! tllr lll!!llliar phras~ " V.e PAY ow money :• Oo lb~ oth~r hand. th~ &H· uatlon can gel out or control wit n 11•udm1s tiecomc l~­" lnd It: a i:ood t;rldi; p.::a• 11nd a11aa clas>: of coar~. 1bt11 Is th Ir business It lb~'

hoOS(' 10 cl<> ISO. l'\C bfo.l(! sitld thlll card playing In

SUB rroJeC:U a poor ai;e :o lllt! public. I ba.-en·1

n an 1111111 vet lbat ob ec:ts 10 a cood cl('8!1 i;aol! of bride r plnodll" ba:nn' rt'llatoua b ec+Jonsl. JU I li&ld. I CllO &et' both sld S Of 11."

PEGOY BRU~L-:OA. Pres~ rn:ui . ~n rat "\tbll.1 dlffc -eoc does II m~ "

J • .\~ s. CR011'F. fflstorr ao I ~ n~ll>ll ln!.uuct 1. '1n my Judim nt .. 11a1 11 11tud!':llt d s wllh blS O• Um ID the SUB la bis businus. Pla,r1n c bride • ,1.1:, or e.- n •·h• ss is menlAll.r 11tlmulaun; and relulni:. If stcd o:s at :0.1JC coald cot . It ...,c.d bl' one of tile te• colle•~ ..,.. cJr. Iba \ did nol allo a:d pl..,, .ni;. On! · n.

PLAZA BARBER SHOP

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Ta Th• Edi "Jr \\by la II ur . r S<nl

&OC1ecy a::d e&peclalb ln ou: sehOOI ' rrone 1141 ,. B to crtllc!U "'illloul dolo an.• · thine mo re? Anyon~ nn be a critic. Anyone can scr thlU the 5ltu11Uon tn \'let :-011111 la not rreclselr >rbat an ldenllst mlcllt 111 b lor. the "llt t•n po•rrt) Is ftllhnr. JohnliOn's Oreat SOcl lJ' li.n'I so "eat. SIJC .s Just D lo:lfied bli;h

·bool. i;;: f csso:s u:u: toe, 1t:e isn't any &ell I spirit

at SIJC. tc. etc. etc. ad , •1nl1um.

A:e you or: or tbe pcopl" irtio tblr.I: ;<;IJC ls a i;lc.:i!led hli;h school? ffa•e you said so? Ra,-tna bad your r.ru . ar JOU satlslird that It tc 1esi1 Iba: ny• na: sl)l'cl· ficaU:r makes Ille colle ac~m :bl s Wal to YCMJ' Do Others 91re•• Iba! 7ou r 'ripe does miuenalls a:iect the &llllU'< QUO? \\'bat can .JOU and your supporters .jQ to effect a cbonKe In the scene? \\hill hue you done•

Tbese a:e nlld qul'Stlons because lb"7 au mull\ bl' answered b.:: tore anr lroprove­mf'Dt can bt' e!!ecteod in am· area under fire tn· the c ritics.

It .-ou ire one of the crtucs ,.hO· baS never i;ollen be.) ood the l>~e of vto:ent!Y expres· 111nc your 1t1pe, don't reel lone.some. That pu111 you with tbe ma,lo:lcy on campus and all ac:oss !be nauoo. Don't , bo•ettr. salve yow conscience 100 <moolhly with thb thoui;llt because It puts you In the ~amc cla..s wllh tb lcnc.:ant and the r us.'1.

A5 colle11• students "" we SuPIXlSed 1 be le ~min~ ho" 10 thin -bo..- to use our brains sohe problems• Pr- bl<=· 1.-11u.· ·q1e lblokln£ leads to con:itrucllH' crlll· cl and acllon. not nrjlllttve c•lll Is=.

L<-1'• al Pl to answer lb(!

queslio:ia poslX! and come up "1th a pla.'1 ol aeuon. Let' s ..rork the Ion · teGlf'ctnd bra.lo

tlScles and i:I ~e the Jaw muse.es • •<"ll~j!'~r--ed :es:. \\ clcbl surpr.se our· St'h.-s. It we gH lDlet••s!HI la ..-ordnc on our pr.lblf'm" we !gilt sud:! nl.J find Iba: w ia.-e a sdlool splnll

Heney J. !\ace!

To The Editor: I bav oc q"estlon to a.st

the stl11 I bCA.'t! a.lid SAC. 11~ I "" pay beat mttslc lrtl n we bave llterslly b"rdt ' •· ..

COMIC OPERA TO PLAY MARCH 16

·· 0oc P 'UU1 • D 1>vm ,tl. \\ 11

1 '' •ntcd on \tnrch 16 :\I 8.00 p,m, In the SIJC lt)m. Th llt'rform1111cC! ,.. ill be 11un1: 1r, Enrl sh and tlS beaut) to ti enhanced by "colorrul rt an~ 1m1ulnall•e C06·

tum es," uecor<l1ng to ll C.0 .C. broc-hure.

There wlll b no admission char"' 10 :0.1JC students ..-ho presmt a1ud~nt bod~ ca"1s . Adults •Ill be rba:c.,.i $1.SO 11nd s1adcnts SO centa.

TbeCan:odlan Opena Co>mi>IUIY also pre~tntt'd " 01 Fle•for­m:i.u&" In \Huch , 196S. and WllS ruonably acceptl'd bJ lhe meob<r:s of Utr community a.s wel I as the stud•nt bodJ. i;aJd Louis Keib·. bead of the music departm nt.

STUDENT BOARD AND SAC MEMBERS LISTED

Stud• nt" h ,.. co iplaln~ th11t they do not know who Is on the Stud nt Boa:d or Siu· den1 Ac:I' :; Co:nmlltee.

Stud ... nt Boa:d c..,..,b "' are Pea Dohnn•n. Denni:; Rius. lrrnt Turnbo\\ , D11,·e Prlano, wink AndNeon . Linda I..a~n. Patsy Brown, !\ell P etccson (presldenl). John o·se111. Advisors are J ames Bums . Dale T ritten, Clo.re nee Haucbt and \l~ston Hatch.

Student ActhlUes O;mm!I· te mei:1brr" are Jan Bull. Peg Dohrman. Kalhy f' rOSt, John O' Neill Cchalnnan). and \\1 !.On Hatch ad,·lso rl.

In roo~ S 2 ol lb•· SUB Last ,iear .,.b('n I "11s a

rrestuno.n . ....o bnd conunuBl music bt?lnK piped Into the main room or the. Studen1 Unloo. II .,. • ., 11ood nuslc. and there wnB varlet,>. 111\y hllS It bft•n tak~n out. and "!\>' do "e bave 10 p~ 10 hrar th · same music that was amunuous and free last )\'llr' Ari' "" so rich that \\ e c11n let Ibis equtpmo•n t rust lallnc tbl'te' I think that 1111" &let~ equlpr:irnt should be reactt\atf'd ror s 1ude-nt en· 10~ ment. Since the Purpl..­Aveni;er ha" paved the way , no" let' s h11ve some action on Ibis •,,~ue.

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City League Action

Candid

Camera

• l .~ . for o •~or 0...rJng til-iei WSU Frosh O°'"•·

A t1-p1co sce,.,c- Our "9 1.-c.ond s•mes,.r "'9'11'fltl0fl fr. rh• 9>1mno­sl1.1f!I a.s 1ft.ldo1Ht. consult w1~ odtt11ors Qj"I Moir schetdOJles.

CARDINAL SERVICE CLUB CllldJnal li '"'"' ClllL r .. .. .

nn 1n!>lallat.on banquet al the ~Orth Shori• C''" ''<'DUon Con· tc r on f eb. ~7.

lnstollatlon ol omcer tot · lo~d lhl' rltnn r. Sl'W oU • CCIS IU Pl sldent Unda Am~ll . \ I~ Prcaldent M rsha M11nn. S<!crrtary Linda SdtZ'. and Tr 1111ur r Linda Thi •

m1 ""· \!rs . Lu,.11• Lani was 1>: •

~ent ·•d with 11 COrsac Of re<! 11nd ,. lute r()ll("a , 11.Dd SI :rl Rowe, fonnN \"Ice-pr !dent, p r,sented K11thy Fro • out· going pr1'3tdenr. a i;ln tro th~ CSC m~b<'r. . On wh lte ro~n bud \\&:. ch en o t he Incoming prcsldrnt and

on? red ro5e bud "&S l:IH• .. lO each or thf' other lncomlnc OfnCt'rs. Thi' ne• oftlcen took cbarg on ~larch :?. 11t their rccular mcctloi;.

EntNtatnmt nt "llS p:o\idoed by GWf'n Swli; and Kattc>O SChoolM. 11lnKcrs. Thf' Sorop· tomlst Club. 11hlch sponsors CSC, \Ills prr.ent al the din · ncr. Tht·)· ln,·H.-d the CSC w"Omrn to thn SoropUmls1 lun· cheon a the \lllllor Hou Ftb. :?8. DECA

The DlstrlbutlVI' Educntlon Club o r America at the NIJC ts now taktn• a communlt.,· · :wide su rvr)· to rtnd out " hy the rrsldent& of co .. ur d ' Alt·n· shop In Spakanr. Each sru· dt'llt Is rcspanslble for 35 to ~o 1n1en·1ews. After th

bUr\ CY Is completed, OE:CA wUI entN th< rtc>sults In ll contest 111 the suue con,·en·

Ft ton. The stat~ con venUon tor

colleal' OECA will ht llrld

. c- · t tb cor· trsts will be nt:le to compet on tbe national I Y I Ir. Chlell '° !1t ' (Tll, 11 cordlnr: ' C 'OI \ I . DEC.A repottCJ. NEWMAN CLUB

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• PHI THETA KAPPA

0. .. Ka; C" li!r of Pill 'I': · - 11. -i. !\1JC &e· noocced thAt ~WC• I b th boat scbool r r o :th•est r eoonl PTI\ cm ct1oc lo 1968. The me • 11 c cay ::· elude delep.t s t: ~5 leo~cs.

On the "ttkend of f<ob. 2~ . 25. ~. a delei;nuoa o: ll\"e ~ember.. traHlt'CI to Gr~ Harbor Colle-'" In Abt.:Jeea. lla.sllloito11. fo: lhP 196• :~ ¥1 :ial connntlon. Tiie cro::r> In eluded Oat.'\) A:d: • . K•:: Mar<"u:e. ~lr.c Ross. JL-i Bul1. and ~1155 \'lrclnla Tt11sl•'"· " The group culnrd •aluabl' kno•·lt'Clge In the concer;· Jal plamlllll or ::ie•t 1 111' coc· ' ntlon and eac • look DE r •P ard •o 1. . 1d Bull. SKI CLUB

Th• Sill C!ut p;;.115 a t: p 811 Mouniatr al \\bll fi • \lonlllnn, durtn' Eut r \ n~­tlon . llccordln1 to 'Rlebatcl Champou1, ad\lsor.

Membr'rs tncludlns: Linda Stock t II , Dar:tl P15\C: -~. Dou; Dionne. am! Bob \'L'l

Kleeck sold son 11:inks a:id p0pcom at thr :cc n: blib 11ehool basketball tOume; s 10 ralse man~) for lhf trip.

Speaker Eiplains ACT Program EDUCATION CLASS HAS

SPEAKER FROM MOTA

SANDY BALDWIN IS ALTRUISTIC GIRL

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5' i;. . : n 1.oac-n Al:ru1 1 C. •I I r th· month or February b) the ASllOC la.tod \\om n S1udPn1.B nt thr h b. ~8 mectln1.

~t lbla sam m~tll nc. thtt A\!i:; alao ltlacu"ed plana :or lb ~I th r· DauilJte r Tu

,.. sdledaled r r Apn l :?3. The A \\ S Wiii a leo 8PollSOr

a fuhlon how In \lllY !o r 1 he In com ln K hi Ill school studtnt . accordtn ~ IO Putty

PROF, STUDENT HEAR NOBEL PRIZE WINNER

R r1 ' • _J o• l'iU:: • u i;...ra::dl I .. •b :>crib Idaho Junior Colle;e. and K :i 'l"alters. a.n enalneer· In; atu-:1 at, attended a lee · ture by Or. ~losabautr of .\lunlch. G.'tm81l1. Feb. 21 at

Lennon. pr aldeo t. Th abo ll! h " 6 ld '>n 01 about 0 11 nr · o

LOOK AHEAD \\h " turn a man'.s

h ad n I far In . lallur· . J. Gusta\ White

Avenger Finds Little Change

Jrrl, H1\:, tr \\ ha& • r~ your f •!Jn. t "•Id th" S~hOol now?

Prrpl "t •11 r Sothlnc ha~ hlln' d : I ~' 11 tn th• No-

Of cban1Unc. So. 1 .. 1 m .. orrect tbnt. I muM &he r rllt "'h re Cr dll IR du

Th T"~lv" Prot1a111tn1s oi l"rld ha\• succe• dcd In uoh In~ >n 1>roblf'1D thal at I Ul both I I m • Th~ II brary will now l:w! op n on Saturda• rt moons. But bta'1calb lb

Pr<Jbl :ns ar s ull th aam ... fat.rue <"• \\hat do .rou

think th" m.1Jor tuoblt m I•' f'vrpl• .l t>t'nou. Too m1111v

I' o~I· 111 JuM lolklnc at.Jut 111 .. 11 probl mn and noc dolnc al\Yllllnc aboul thl!lll. Th 1 fall to that th 1 •1< th• on!) nP that ""ti <lo any• thtn1 uboul th nuuauon. Aa I ~"" II, th<! aludent baud IR th• moot lu ~ICh I to ~o to vole your ~rtr 111n ce,

Into 111~ 1u1 \\hat la your 0111nlon or compulaon att~n· Janee

f'arplc: .IJCM<"I I lhlnk I nm a lt.I enouah to lt!cldr "h•lh r or not I con artor<l 10 mlu 11 ch•H. If I fall tho c lo BB no <in" la puntah•d bur my atoll.

lnl<'tt lt' tftl IJo )'OU think the SUB l\bou Id be controllPd b' the &tudtnll or lacullJ'•

P arpl<" A1.,•gcr, Th" SUB llhnuld •l•llnll"h bf controlled by rb~ 111u<1 .. nt1. I ha.v•• h~ard mrailcal rumors or 11 Student UnlC>n Commltt<"e, m) only qu .. r.Uon u ,.hat ar th~1.

Wh< r art the1. •ho arP thPy? The stud•nta r•ln and aocla· ll1e In thttlr SUB, alttr all It Is the Stud• n1 ~nlon Bulldln1 ISl' B> no t the f"a-:ulty Union Bulldln11 !FUB1.

•Ill Twin Fal I & • :Ja reb 30 to A irtl I. Studtnts will par­Uclp11te in a ,prec:h contest, managemmt decisions. Job

atntcrv lc \\ s , radio ~pots. and sales demonbtratloos. Th..,. "IU abo compete "ilb olll~r DEC.A m< :nber. from 801

\lasblnctoc State Unu r $5.00 ren:d for return of Or. !osabau~r spok

ID b12ct-le1 ln5Ctlbed " 1be JEFFRIES' TV ~d T\\10 Fa.lh. The ftra:· Clla:nbl'r:llf!o". Lost al toum- s~!°lll s11 Resomance

w.. or G&:!:!:la Rad! Ill" ""11' nm • • ".n c -ant. t'

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Se1vin9 Your Stutlenr Union

,ASTIUllZED MILK MEANS l 00°~ SAFE MILK P10,.01t c,,,wdi - Cood Htoltlo - Eno191

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Cards Lose In Tourney Finals

Th Cardinal- lta•·· led to tb R '1 :&. On• Sub-R~i:to:ial Uask lball Tournament held In Ontatlo. Orego:1 Feb. :?3 and :u. Tb" Cards delratt'tl South l\e rem Orecon Col!l· munl11 Colle~o In th<' OPf'nlnr came 78 to 69. Th• ll11bt1ni Cardinals lost tbe champion· ahtp lo Tt•!llllure Vall•» Com· muntty ev11~11: or Ontatlo by ono poJ nl. 68 ro 67.

II \\AB th•• !lr~t di·rcat In SUl>-H JlonAI aam1•s for rhe Qards In lout .)"lllS. Thr. chaaptonshlP itamr· "-as close throu &:houl •Ith thl' scoring cl DI All tlmf!'A. 1l1• Carda loat Don Barnes and Olin Trndwell uJy In thl" attend hall on routs. Tony Tra•u k fouled out with I :~7 I ft In lh<' 11am• • 11.. led Wl!h JG llOlnta.

Danny Ttt ad••·ll and Tony Traw .. rk wrt• dl'Ct••d lu th• All· lnurnamrnt T<'um. 'nll'rr wn11 onn 1•la.><•r ~rlt•cl<•d rtom ••ach nl tho otbrr lhr< r 11•orn11 lo rnund uul tht All·Tournn· ni nl 1f8m.

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EVERGREEN FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP

--, ,., Pool A• Co•• 80. I Ro••• 60c Pt• Howr

Three Losses End Regal• Season P..b. 17. th• Car'1 :ra,eleJ

to i.co .. cow and went down In defnl :o ch .. Unlvt:.sl::y o! Idaho Frosh 89 co i5. Tbe Frosh led 37 to 31 a: ball· tlmr. and silo: a hot 5:! polnca from tbl" field I.be 11econd hair to beat lhl' Cards. St<•vc Sro,.n or tbl' ldahO f"roah waa hlcb with 29 points. Don Sames ll'd the Card11 with 22 poJots.

\\Ith th~!'.' or th• Ca:d atart~rs and two rt. • :V\i fouled out, Ille Ca:<.llnal !ell tO 'he Gonzaia FT05h F"eb. 18. 80 :o 72. The Calds CrallNI 8 pol~ts at hal!·Ume and raJlled :o as cloac as 2 polnca but cou:d oot p:eu aey dour. Dan T r8d•f'll wltb 17 l>OIDIJ! and Don Barne• and Bill Schue:z •lib 18 polnta ll'd the cards.

The Catda we~ hosts to th" un~1Uen \\UJhlngU>n St.ate Frosh at the !'nJC C)"lll

Feb. 21. The Cardinals werP named out by a a"v"ni>Olnt •lccory, lh<> oppon .. nt wlnnlnl! •Ith a score or 75 to 68 ta lhl'll favor. Tony Traweek paced the Cazds with 19 polr.:... Jaclt Coc.i>"r led tll~ f°YGsh "11.b 18 paints.

The al'&llO:J recc.:d :or th~ Cal'1• wa 10 '"''n and 16 lo • .

NIJC STUDENTS WIN STATE SPEECH AWARDS

\Ir \Iara.rel C:>l•" oral lnlNpr••tatton 1 .. am brouaht back honor~ from llu• Idaho 6Pl'ech Conrt'l .. nc" at Boise which lhPV antnd,.d on Feb. 24 and Z5. Cathy Henza placed flrM In oral lnl"l'l>rt·ta· tlon and ae-cond In oratory. V'fn Prl vllt look an lndh"idual achl .. •·ement award ror ex· c• ptlonal l'Nformanc ...

Th SIJC dPbal tuzr. coachPd by Rlch11.1d Kyne:::an. alllO came home "l:h awa.-ds. ·111., t• am or Pat y Bt.)•n 11.:1d Kri sty Bello plnc<'d second .n lhe dtbate &ecllon of ch tournam• nt. Mlai. Brown ali o 11lorPd third In• •lemporaneou spealdni;.

Do yuur 011n lhlnkln1. twen n cnbbq1• hll a h .. d.

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Bowling Leagues Elect Officers

Th !~. ·' I r Ill bo•l· Inc a11eya ware e1rc1ed last ..-e<'lt. Ftlr tllt Lllltr City l.ane.s \\llJ'tle Tn: II •as elrc:ed 111 sld nr. Jim Youni; sec-ret:tr:;. a.ad Pbll Mer~dllh. ltt'Uurrr. Al tbt' CoTe 80•1 Rowatd Fristoe was cbO~n president. \!Ike And rscn wu c lected secretary. and Ollln" James was made lt~lllSurcr.

Formal team competlllon •HI bei;ln this y;erk bel•" n the teams. ;-;ames aad tf'lll!I Ck!>latna w!ll be Picked this •eelt also. All or th~ tea::ia a:• coe.poaed or at lea.st one fe:ul~ bo•ltt. Hand.leaps •Ul be aub:nc:ed != the IOW Of UJe llTN8&:e5 Of tile four ::i~bens en a tea:::. This cauus each bo•!u :.o bowl bis &vt'r&CC e•C:Y weelt In o!11e· to obtain ~lcta:tea.

In a non--:ompetlllve pl.I.;· ort. th" F.T.11.'s ove:came lb~ S.0.S.'s .. 1 tit onlY three or thl'lr ptarris ~er~ to tb,. other u-11.111 ·a four. Pat )le Co:rlllck '111tb 11 spectacular Pl•> 111~k, ;1 rr · b ~1-10 wa. ~out CA RD'""E-:-TT:-:E::-:S-:P::--:E"'R-:-F o="RM,..,,-­A T T'lro CAM ES

Tb Cwdl. ·· -t ~ a: .._._ ·-~1. Feb.

J 7 In Moscow and Feb. 21 he:e. They perrn~ed thel: dnll to "£• 11thln,·11 Coauni: Up P.011es". "'Put On A Happy Face". and "S10r:211 'r'tl.'ather'". Tb" Card~ues •Ole Whltl' COStu:ne5 Wllb yellow, pun>lc. Pink. 11.nd blue 11lf!a•·t•8: the} canlPd umbrellas ro match. "II '"•s one or th~ prtlllP&t drtlls er c.h ;"ar.•• 1r11 ~ R~. a Cud t·

PARKlllC REQUEST S'Jd n~ pwl. • I!:

nor.h la o • •• 1u-bul.ldln1t and the south sid or the llbrarr bulldlnc are asked to pe.r1t ~hind the vrllo • llnt ; o1v 10 th• ~hrul» and n

A11> o o Hnr. E« .ty-M

THE LIGHTHOUSE SPORTIHC GOODS

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CHOIR PLANS TO HAVE FUND-RAISING DINN ER \luch prom! l b. " bu I)

month for lb< A Coppell• choir members. Tht rnaJor. task planned lhl month Is the annual spo.i;hettl dinner "hlch "ill be held In the Studtnt Union Building \larch JS. Tbe membe:s plan 10 can\1155 the cl!J on ldarct. a:id 9 :;'!lllni; tickets. "Sl"'r· so:ed bl"the Commun Uy Sin~. I", lbl~ food lest b tht.' ch I•" chld me:hod o! nnanclnc th!.'I: :our planned !o: ,o\prll." sa1d A Cappclla Choir member Cathryn Andrews.

Food ror the dlnM r 111 belnc donated by tho dltleren1, store:, and a le\\ prl\111" In· dl\iduals tn the community. Ticket» will cost o dollar ror aduJls, end 50 cent- ro children I'.? and unMr. A •oon as tlckMs ore ,.,·alloblr. lhf')· mR.,): hf' purehft I'd ln ~tr ·h r roori t rr<>m lln\ or M. h lU ir-""Pr.Jbi r

KRYSTAL PLUNGE

Swim•ing - Recrwotioft

Sovno Sre<>m 801~'

f ~ .vim St s ... 10C'~ •••••• SO; C<:I.. <"'' scnodule for 11mos)

Now there's a

double-date.

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Co~o-Colo oddc ulro fun to doting---.in;le or double. That's because Coke hoc lhe lo•le you never ;et tired of ••• olwoy1 refreshing. Thol's why things go better with Coke . • . ofter Colee .•• after Coke. •·~

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