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SPORTS Saturday February 22.1975 7:00 (41) Big Time Wrestling 11:00 AM (SO) Big Time Wrestling 1:00 PM (4-8-10-25) College Basketball: 12:00 NOON Marquette vs. South Carolina (8) Bowling Classic (9) Facts Of Fishing 12:30 PM 2:00 (25) Greatest Sports Legends (13) Outdoors 1:00 (41) Harold Ensiey Fishing (2-3-6-25) NBA Basketball: 2:30 Portland vs. Washington (3) The Name Of The Game Is 1:30 Hockey (10) Greatest Sports Legends (12) Outdoors 2:00 (13) Fishing Hole (7-12-1341) The Superstars (41) Celebrity Boeing (10) Tennis 3:00 2:30 (4-8-10-25) College Basketball: (8) World lows Championship Tennis vs. Minnesota 3:30 (7-12-13-41) Pro Bowlers Tour (2-3-6-25) Sports Spectacular (9) Canada Winter Games 4:00 3:30 (4 5 8 1 0) NHL (3-6) Women's Tennis Association Hockey: Philadelphia vs. New York 4:30 (7-41) Wide World Of Sports (2) Women's Tennis Association 4:30 (In Progress) (12) Championship Fishing 5:15 (7-12-13-41) Wide World of Sports (7-12-13-41) Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open 6:00 6:30 (7-12-13-41) Glen Campbell Los (50) Hockey: Detroit vs. Angeles Open (10) Sportsman's Friend Pittsburgh Mutual admiration: Actor Barry Newman (standing) models his TV lawyer role, "Petrocelli" after real legal superstar, F. Lee Bailey (seated). DOOLEY'S Barry Newman RESTAURANT DOMINOS as "Petrrocelli" 131 ALBERT STREET PIZZA NEW YORK: Newman, who When stars on Barry NBC's "Petrocelli" as a contemporary Harvard - trained lawyer who (DOWNTOWN) pulls no punches, addressed FAST, FRIENDLY & last Thursday's meeting of the New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television EAST LANSING Arts and Sciences, a real legal free Delivery from superstar, F. Lee Bailey, came along to say a few words, too. They were kind words. "I CALL... Two Locations have been fighting the "Perry Mason' thing for years — that's Serving campus East Farm Lane. of Serving campus West of Farm Lane. what clients come expecting — and Barry is helping. He is also 351-9000 breathing life into a somewhat 351-8880 351-7100 stodgy profession. And he occasionally loses ... which I do all the time." 1 II i II I I Illirail I I Iliill II Slllil I I JlllfJll IN FLA SATURDAY'S PROGRAMS Saturday (9) Fit Stop (6) Shazam! 8:30 CAMP SPICIALIZINC IN Sll 5:50 AM (50) Movie (9) Reach For The Top (2 3425) The Jeffersons BACK PACKING TENNIS (12) Friends Of Man • ALPINE DESIGN • SPALDING (2) Message For Today 9:56 (9) Dream 8t The Destiny • CAMP TRAILS • SLAZENGER 5:55 (3) In The News (13) Outdoors (50) Merv Griffin Show EUREKA • DUNLOP MUNARI BOOTS • PENN (2) Mom 10:00 (41) Harold Ensiey Fishing 9:00 2:30 YIAR AROUND SPORTS CtNTI 6:00 (2-3-6-25) Scooby Doo,Where Are (2-3-6-25) Mary Tyler Moore (2) Motions! F You? (3) The Name Of The Game Is Show ALSO - RAY BAN - CONVERSE 8 • BROOKS WIGWAM SPAIDII (0) Cartoon Playhouse (4-5-0-10) Land Of The Lost Hockey (7-12-1341) The Saturday Night - MASTER LOCKS - - BUCK KNIVE 6:30 (7-12-13-41) Devlin (6) Mulligan Stew (2-3) Sunns* Semes (0) Dr. Zonk And The Zunkins (7) Animal World (23) Bill Moyers' International 547 [ GRAND RIVER (0) Un 10:26 (9) Friends Of Man (12) The Navy I (3) In The News (12) Outdoors 9:30 12:30 (13) Kw|:70,000 B.C. 10:30 (13) Fishing Hole (2-3425) Bob Newhart Show (4) Tonight Show 0:40 (2-3-25) Shazam! o(4-5410) (23) Food For Life 10:00 (7) Nam (4-5-0-10) Sigmund & The Sea (41) Celebrity Bowling (2-3-6-25) Carol Burnett Show 1:00 6:55 3:00 (4-5-8-10) 1975 Entertainment (3) Late, Lata Show (4) Nam (0) The Flintstones (2) Movie Halt Of Fame Awards (12) National Anthem 7:00 (7-12-13-41) Lassie's Rescue (3) Good Ole Nashville Music (23) Theatre In America (13) News (2) Oafloy-t Comets (44-10-25) College Basketball (50) Lou Gordon Program (50) Religtou Message (3) U. Of M. Presents (0) Hi Diddle Day (6) America's Problems & 10:30 (4) Country Living 10:55 1:30 (9) Document (5) Cartoon Carnival (7) Schoolhouse Rock (7-12-1341) Pro Bowlers Tour 11:00 (2) Lata Show 11:00 (9) Canada Winter Games (2-3474-12-13) News (7) Old Time I (23) Arabs & Israelis 1:45 (2-3 6 25) Valley Of The (2541) Movies (8-25) Affkahare U.S.A. 3:30 (41) Nam Dinoseurs 11:15 (0) Ontario Schools (4-5-8-10) Pink Panther (34) Women's Tennis Association (9) Provincial Affairs (10) New Zm Review (7-12-13-41) Super Friends (5) Movie 11:20 (4) News (12) The Bi| Otoe Marble (9) Dr. Zonk And The Zunkins (23) Lflias, Yoga & You (9) A Look Back (10) Rock Concert (13) Goober & The Ghost Chasers (50) Big Time Wrestling 4:00 11:30 7:30 11:26 (23) Carrascolendas 2:30 (2-347412-13-50) Movies (2) U.S. Of Archie (3) In The News (50) The Avengers (7) Soundings (3) Human Relation & School 11:30 4:30 (2) Women's Tennis Association 3:00 (In Progress) (2-7) News 7:30 (2-3-6-25) Hudson Brothers (4) Oopsy (4-5-8-10) Star Trek (3) Death Valley Days 3:05 (5) Go! (9) Family Finders (7-12-13-41) Wide World Of (4-8) News (2) Message For Today (6) Sunrise Semester 11:55 Sports (5) Movie (7) Korg: 70,000 O.C. (7) Schoolhouse Rock (23) Tele-Revista (41) Rock Concert 3:25 (0) Cartoon Carnival 11:56 (25) The Munsters & Friends 12:15 AM (7) Religious Message (10), (3) In The News 5:00 (8) Movie (12) 12:00 NOON (3) Green Valley Jamboree (13) Make a Wish (2) Whet's The Middle East All (6) Department S (25) Yogi & Friends About? (8) Mission impossible 8:00 (2-3-0-25) My Favorite Martians (3-6-25) Herlem Globetrotters (4-5-8-10) TheJetsons (9) Tarzan Theatre (10) Star Trek SATURDAY'S (5-8-10) Addams Family (7-121341) Yofi's Gang 8:25 (7) Schoolhouse Rock (7-12-13-41) These Are (9) Frank De Angelis (50) Chiller Theatre The Days (23) Bottom Line (25) Hogan's Heroes (50) Outar Limits HIGHLIGHTS 12:25 5:30 8:26 (7) Schoolhouse Rock (5) Buck Owens Show Saturday February 22.1975 (3) In The News 12:30 (23) Wall Street Week 8:27 8:27 (2-3-6-25) Fat Albert (25) Family Classic Tales (CBS) Bicentennial Minutes 3:00 PM (50) Religious Message (4-8-10) Go! 6:00 Nerrator: Edward Binns. (ABC) Professional Bowrters Tour 8:30 (5) Shock Theatre (2-345) News The Long Island Open from (2-3-6-25) Speed Buggy (7-13-41) American Bandstand (6) Good Times 8:30 Garden City, Long Island, New (4-5-8-10) Chopper Bunch (9) Music To See (7-12-1341) Glen Cempbell Los (CBS) The Jeffersons York. (7-12-13-41) Bugs Bunny (12) A Time To Build Angeles Open 8:56 1:00 (8) Movie 9:00 (3) In The News 3:30 (2-3-6) Children's Film Festival (9) My Partner The Ghost (CBS) The Mary Tyler Moore (CBS) Women's Tennis 8:57 (4-8-10-25) College Basketball (10) Sportsman's Friend Show (50) Religious Message (9) Facts Of Fishing Champions (23) Young Musical Artists Ted envisions fame and fortune Professional tour finals action 9:00 (12) Open Door (25-50) Star Trek when a smooth between leading players talking con artist (2-3-6-25) Jeannie 1:30 6:30 convinces him to lend his name to (4-5-8-10) Emergency PI us-4 (7) Haney's People competing for $75,000 in prize (346-10) News "The Ted Baxter Famous money, with Don Criqui as host. (7-12-13-41) Hong Kong Phooey (9) Country Canada (5) Hoe Haw Broadcasters" School. (9) Dr. Zonk And The Zunkins (12) Survival (23) Consumer Survival Kit 4:30 (50) Insight (13) Dragnet (ABC) Special Motion Picture 7:00 (ABC) Wide World Of Sports 9:25 (41) Forum 41 Presentation (2) News (7) Schoolhouse Rock (50) Saturday Action Movie "Hustling" Lee Remick, Monte (3-25-50) Lawrence Welk Shoow 6:00 9:30 Markham. A reporter writing the (4) Profiles In Black (ABC) Glen Campbell Los (2-3-6-25) Partridge Family 2:00 truth about the (6-13) Hee Haw Angeles Open (4-5-8-10) Run, Joe, Run (2) Soul Train multi-million-dollar business of (3) Animal World (7) Detroit Coverage of the third round of (7-12-13-41) New Adventures Of prostitution. (9) Police Surgeon play in this golf tournament from (5) Saturday Afternoon Movie Los Angeles, California. (10) Candid Camera 9:30 (12) Judd For The Defence Commentary by Chris Schenke, and Bill (CBS) Bob Newhart Show (23) World Press Flamming. irn (41) Big Time Wrestling Emily agrees to help operate a kid's summer camp during July of music. 7:30 8:00 and then tries to persuade Bob to (2) $25,000 Pyramid (CBS) All In The Family be one of the counselors. (4-5) Candid Camera \ HP-319: Cassette Player/Recorder (7) Treasure Hunt (NBC) Saturday Night At The Record Player, FM/AM Radio 10:00 (9) Circus (10) Hollywood Squares "The Train Robbers" (CBS) The Carol Burnett Show Starring Guest stars Tim Conway, Paul 8:00 John Wayne, Ann-Mergret. (1973) TPS A SONY" $399. 95 (2-3-6-25) All In The Family (4-5-8-10) Saturday Night At The A rough rider agrees to help e beautiful widow recover a Williams. Movies half-a-million dollars in gold (NBC) 1975 Entertainment Hall Of Fame Awards 3301 £ MICHIGAN (7-12-13-41) Kung Fu stolen from her late husband. Gene Kelly hosts the live special (9) Stompin' Tom DISTRIBUTING COMPANY of Frandor (23) The Ascent Of Man (ABC) Kung Fu honoring those 20th century (50) Good Ole Nashville Music "Flight To Orion" Caine finds his creators and performers who have CAMERAS/ JEWELRY/ HOUSEWARES STEREOS! TOYS/ SPORTING GOODS nephew in an old town. entertained American audiences. EAST LANSING PUS SPORTS SUNDAY'S PROGRAMS HC IH ULtCTION—riUS QUALITY AND SIKVICt 10:00 (10) Lucy Show (23) Firing Line INDOORS OUT-DOOKS (23) Great Decisions (4) Big Valley • IAQUETBALL • BICYCLES (2) Let's See 10.00 (23) Washington Week In • PADDLE 6 ALL • FOOTBALL- (3) Lamp Unto My Feet 3:00 (9) Market Place • HANDBALL X-COUNTRY SKIING • (4) Religious Program .(4) iurre Brown (50) -Lou Cordon Program 11:15 • TABLE TENNIS . CAMPING SUPPIIIS (6) Dragnet (6) Day Of Discovery .*(0-10) Religious Special 10:30 (9) Nation's Business (8) Cartoon Carnival (9) Canada Winter Games (2) The Protectors (9) Rex Humbard (23) Perspectives In Black 11:20 (3) lnput-3 (10-12) Garner Ted Armstrong 3:36 (3) Big VaUey (4-12) News (2-3-6-25) Sports Spectacular (9) Religious Scope (13) Hour Of Power (5) News Special INO RIVER E UKS (C. Of PARAMOUNT NEWS) 11:36 (25) Flipper (4). Outdoors (6) Thirty Minutes (41) Voyage To The Bottom Of (5) Meet The Press (2) Name Of The Game (7) Celebrity Sweepstakes 7:00 The Sea 4:00 (5-8-941) Movies (8) About Being Black (2-6) This Is TIm Lift (7) News (50) Little Rascals (4) Bonanza (5) Revival Fires 10:30 (5.T0) NHL Hockey (10) Bold Ones (16) Tonight Show (7) Treehouse Club (2) Faith For Today (7.-41) Wide World Of Sports (13) Orson Welles Great Mystaries (12) Issues & Answers (8) Faith For Today •(8) Mission:lmpossible (3) Look Up And Live (23) Young Musical Artists (13) Wide World Of Sports (9) Crossroads (4) At The Zoo (9-13> Movies (25) Appoinment In Palermo (23) Off The Record (12) Insight (6) Oral Roberts (23) Western Civilization (41) Help Line (56) For My People (13) Tha Story (7) Hot Fudge 4:30 11:00 11:45 7:30 (8) This Is The Life (12) Championship Fishing (2-3-5-6-7- (6) Focus (2) Rex Humbard (10) Mormon Choir (13) Police Surgeon (8 912 1341) News (7) Sunday Night Movie (4) Country Living (12) Korg: 70,000 B.C. (23) Civilization (5) Open Camera (25) Rev. Ernest Angley Hour 5:00 (6) Scope (7) Insight (50) Three Stooges 11:00 (8) Family Theatre (9). Big Battles SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (8) Consultation (2) Motor City Golden Gospel (12) Michigan Outdoors Sunday February 23.1975 Walker and The Osmond (9) The Church Today (3-6) Camera Three 5:15 Brothers. (10) New Zoo Review (4) Beat The Champ (712-1341) Glen Campbell Los (12) Light Unto My Path (5) Laurel & Hardy Angeles Open 12:30 PM (13) The Story (NBC) Meet The Press (NBC) Wonderful World Of (7-12) Goober & The Ghost 5:30 (SO) Jabberwocky Chasers (2) Wild World Of Animals Disney "The Wild Country" (PT.1) 7:45 (8) Catholic Mass (3) Outdoors 1:00 (3) Sacred Heart (9) Homes Today (6) black Dialogue (CBS) NBA Today Starring Steve Forrest, Vera Miles. The adventures and (10) With This Ring (23) Sill Movers' International Portland Trail Blazers vs. disappointments of the Tanner 8:00 (10) Info 10 Report Washington Bullets (3) Sunday Morning Service family as they move to frontier (13) Old Time Gospel Hour (25) Pop Goes The Country of a now life. (4) Christopher Closeup (41) Girl From U.N.C.L.E. (50) World Of Survival 2:00 (5-6-13) Rex Humbard (50) The Flintstones 6:00 (NBC) World Championship (ABC) The Six MMion Dollar Man (7) Soundings 11:30 (2-3) 60 Minutes Tennis "Look-Alike" George Foreman (8) National Farm Digest (2-3-6-25) Face The Nation (7) News (9) Jimmy Swaggart (9) WHd,Wild West (ABC) The Superstars ex-heavyweight champion makes (7-12) Make A Wish his (10) Herald Of Truth (50) Hogan's Heroes acting debut as an undercover (9) It Is Written Today's show wfll feature the (12-25) Day Of Discovery (50) Family Classic Theatre 6:30 Men's Finals. (41) Hour Of Power 11:55 8:27 (50) Big Blue Marble (7) Schoolhouse Rock (4-5-10) News 3:30 (CBS) Bicentennial Minutes 8:15 12:00 NOON (23) Black Perspective (CBS) Sports Spectacular Narrator: Carl Betz. (3) With This Ring (2) Job Opportunity Line (50) Hockey Boxing competition between the 8:30 (3) Magic Carpet 6:50 United States and Hungary & the 8:30 (2-8) Day Of Discovery (4) U. Of M. Presents (13) At Issue North American Ski Flying (CBS) Koiak (3) Petticoat Junction (5) The Little Rascals 7:00 Championships. ''Two-Four Six For (4) Church At Tha Crossroads (6) Community Calendar (2) News Two-Hundred" An unsuccessful (7) Daedal Doors (7) Spotlight (3) Viewfinder 3 4:00 (9) Oral Roberts (NBC) NHL Today attempt at stealing a painter's (8) Bowling Classic (4) George Pierrot Show truck by a vary sophisticated theif (10) Rural Route (9) Garner Ted Armstrong (5-6-7-8) Wild Kingdom Philadeiphie Flyers vs. New York has Koiak baffled. (12) Kathryn Kuhlman (10) Viewpoints For Action (9) Other People, Other Places Rangers (12) Midday Movie (10) Andy Griffith (25) Yogi & Friends (ABC) Wide World Of Sports (NBC) Sunday Mystery Movie (13) Directions (13) World At War "Sharks!" Dennis Weaver, Pat (^0) The King Is Coming (25) Business News (23) Romagnoli's Table The National Rodeo Finals from 8:45 (41) Ounce Of Prevention (25) Bobby Goldstaoro Show Oklahoma. Hingte. The sieying of an Indian (10) With This Ring girl sends Marshal McCloud 12:30 PM (41) Gospel Singing Jubilee undercover. 8:55 (2) Focus Detroit 7:30 5:15 (4) News (3) Your Life Degends On It (2-3-6-25) Cher (ABC) Glen Campbell's Los 8:30 9:00 (4-0-10) Meet The Press (4-5-8-10) Wonderful World Of Angeles Open (ABC) Sunday Night Movie (2) Mass For Shut-Ins (5) Family Festival Disney Live coverage of the final round "A Fistful Of DoNers'" Clint (3-6-25) U.S. Of Archie (6) U. Of M. TV (7 12-1341) Six Million Dollar of play in this golf tournament Eastwood. (1967) Story of the (4) Oopsy (7) Issue Man from Los Angeles, California. (5 13) Oral Roberts (9) Laurel & Hardy (9) Today's Fashions (7) Abbott & Costello (13) Springstree U.S.A. (23) Nova 6:00 9:30 (8) Sunday Morning (25) Greatest Sports Legends 8:00 (CBS) Sixty Minutes (CBS) Mannix (9) Kathryn Kuhlman (41) Sunday Celebration (9) Hymn Sing Mike Wallace and Moriey Safer as "Quartet For Blunt Instruments" (10) I Believe In Miracles (23) Ascent Of Man on-the-eir editors. Joe Mannix has to prove an (12) The Bible Speaks 1:00 8:30 apparent murder is really a suicide (41) Wesleyan Singers (2 3 6-25) NBA Basketball (2-3-6-25) Koiak 7:00 to protect his client (50) Hour Of Power (4) Medix (4-5-8-10) Sunday Mystery Movie (NBC) Wild Kingdom 9:26 (7) Feature (7-12-1341) Sunday Night Movie "Macaques Of Japan" A unique 10:30 (8) Second Look (9) Irish Rovers (NBC) New York Illustrated (3) In The News specie of moneky that survive in a (9-50) Movies (23) Masterpiece Theatre hatsher climate than any other "OTB-The Biggest Game In 9:30 Town" A documentary report of (2) With This Ring (10) Info 10 9:00 primate specie in the world. this $43- million a year business (3-6-25) Bailey's Comets (13) Focus (9) Performance 1:30 (50) Dinah 7:30 examines the effect on (5) Abbott 8> Costello (8) Fifteen With Father (4) Target 9:30 (CBS) Cher professional gambling and (9) Herald Of Truth (8) Survival (2 3-6-25) Mannix Guest Stars: Jerry Lewis, Nancy gamblers. (10) Welly's Workshop (10) Greatest Sports Legends (12) This Is The Life (13-41) Issues & Answers (13) Dwayne Friend/Mr. Gospel 2:00 We feature the 15" diayonal RCA XL-100 at s299" Guitar (41) Forum 42 (4) Pro & Con (5) Movie 'fH; 9:45 (7-12-1341) The Superstars t-i/ CREDIT TERMS (2) Highlights (8) Porter Wagoner (8) Oavey & Goliath (10) Tennis mUHOt AVAILABLE 2:30 9:56 (4) Antique Furniture Workshop 4880 S. Waverly [ '<2 block north of Jolly] Ph 394-0880 (3) In The News (8) World Championship Tennis Open Monday ft Friday Evenings until 9 PM r. v. JMovf rothe Fso Week Saturday February 22.1975 father's wedding. runaway returns home and 1:00 PM 6:30 desperately tries to rebuild her (9) "P.J." George Peppard, (12) "Lost Flight" 9:30 AM (12) "Sanctuary" Lee Remick life. Raymond Burr. (1968) Private (50) "Sailor Of The Kmq" Jeffrey Yves Montand. (1961) Governor's eye is hired to strve as bodyguard 8:00 Hunter. Michael Rennie. (1953) daughter is seduced by a Cajun. 3:30 for the mistress of a business (4-5-8-10) "Journey From British Naval officer discover? he (50) "Telegraph Trail" John tycoon. Darkness" Marc Singer, Kay Lenz. has a ton. (13) Wai Be Announced Wayne, (1933) Indian marauders A brilliant blind student fights a harass the men assigned to build (50) "Smart Money" Edward seemingly losing battle to enter 12:00 NOON (50) "Kronos" Jeff Morrow, the cross-country telegraph G.Robinson, James Cagney. medical school. (50) "World Without End" Hugh Barbara Lawrence. (1957) Science system. (1931) Story of the rise and fall Marlowe, Rod Taylor. (1956) fiction tale. of a notorious gambler. 8:30 Four scientists land on a planet 12:00 MIDNIGHT 4:00 (7-12 1341) "You Lie So Deep, who atmosphere seems livable. (5) "Bridge On The River Kwai" (13) "Danger Has Two Faces" 4:00 My Love" Don Galloway, Barbara William Holden, Alec Guinness. Robert Lansing, Dana Wynter. (5) "One Million Yean B.C." Anderson. A desperate man wants 12:30 PM (1957) British Colonel and his Raquel Welch, John Richardson. love and money. (5) "The Werewolf Of London" men are captured and forced to 5:00 (1967) Story of the cave man era. Henry Hull, Valerie Hobson. build a bridge for the Japanese. (8) "Agony 8i The Ecstasy" 11:30 (1935) Man is bitten by a wolf Charlton Heston, Rex Harrison. 4:30 (2-3-6-25) "Mystery Of The becomes a werewolf. (10) "Sergeant Ryker" Lee (1965) Story of Michelangelo's (7) "Fun In Acapulco" Elvis Green Feather" Richard Boone, Marvin, Vera Miles. (1968) Army troubles during the Presley, Ursula Andress. (1963) painting of Rick Lenz. (1972) A family 1:30 sergeant is on trial for treason. the Sistine Chapel. Musical. massacre is blame on the Indians. (50) "The Hunters" Robert Mitchum, Robert Wagner. (1958) 12:15 AM 5:30 6:30 (50) "Manpower" Edward Tale about the flyers in the (8) "The Movie Maker" Rod (12) "Fitzwilly" Dick Van Dyke, (12) "Coogan's Bluff" Clint G.Robinson, George Raft. (1941) Korean War. Steiger, Robert Culp. Barbara Feldon. (1967) Butler Eastwood. Lee J Cobb. (1968) Two close friends end their 2:00 tries to rob Gimbel's department Country deputy sheriff cc/nes to friendship over the love of a (5) "Short Wdk To Daylight" 1:00 AM store. New York in search of an escaped clip-joint hostess. Jack Brolin. (1972) Eight people (3) "The Monitors" Guy murderer. are trapped in a subway tunnel StockweH, Keenan Wynn. (1969) 8:30 12:00 MIDNIGHT when an earthquake hits. Intelligent creatures from outer (4-5-8-10) "Sharks!" Dennis 9:00 (9) "Coogan's Bluff' Clint space come to Earth to impose a Weaver, Pat Hingle. The slaying of (4-5-8-10) "Butterflies Are Free" Eastwood, Lee J.Cobb. (1968) 3:00 rule of peace. an Indian girl sends Marshal Goldie Hawn, Edward Albert. (2) "The Mummy" Boris Karloff. McCloud undercover. (1972) A young blind man tries (1932) Three archaeologists 1:30 to make it his on own in San Wednesday February 26.1975 search for the old tomb of an (2) "Mod Monster" Johnny (7-12 13-41) "A Fistful Of Francisco. Egyptian Princess. Downs. (1942) Scientist invents a Dollars" Clint Eastwood. (1967) formula, that can turn men into 9:00 AM A nameless man gets involved in a 11:30 monsters. (7) "Move Over Darling" (PT.2) 3:30 feud between two powerful (2-3-6-25) "The Elevator" James Doris Day, James Garner. (1963) (5) "Dark Command" John Sunday February 23.1975 families. Farentino, Roody McDowall. Wife believed dead returns home Wayne. Walter Pidgeon. (1940) (1974) Group of people are after five years and discovers her School teacher becomes the (23) "Country Matters" (4) "The trapped inside an elevator. 9:00 AM husband about to remarry. famed guerilla chief, QuantreK. Mill" A naive young girl keeps (7) "Abbott 8< Costello Meet The house for an invalid old woman (50) "Dark Hazard" Edwar Killer Boris Karloff. Bud Abbott, (13) "The Queen's Guards" 6:00 and husband. G.Robinson, Glenda Farrell. A Lou Costello. (1949) Amateur Raymond Massey, Robert (8) "Bengal Tiger" Barton girl, a dog, and roulette are a deuths try to solve a murder. Stephens. (1955) Story of the MacLane, Warren Hull. (1936) 11:30 gambler's three loves. Circus drama. (5) "A Place In The Sun" making of an honored group of 9:30 Tuesday February 25.1975 soldiers. Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery (5) "It Ain't Hay" Bud Abbott, Clift (1951) A confused factory 8:00 Lou Costello. (1943) Champion (4-5-8-10) 'The Train Robbers" worker falls in love with a 9:00 AM Ann-Margret, John Wayne. (1973) horse, "Tea Buiscuit" is wealthy debutante. (7) "Move Over Darling" (PT.1) 1:00 PM Rough rider helps a widow mistakenly give away, causing Doris Day, James Garner. (1963) (9) "Mr.Hobbs Takes A riotous confusion. (8) "Do Not Disturb" Doris Day, Wife believed dead returns home Vacation" James Stewart, recover haH-a-million dollars in Rod Taylor. (1965) Comedy. after five years and discovers her Maureen O'Hara. (1962) Banker gold stolen for her late husband. 11:30 and his family try to husband about to remarry. enjoy a (50) "Little Princess" Shirley (9) "The Forbin Project" Eric vacation in a run-down beach 9:00 (7-12 13 41) "Hustling" Lee Temple, Richard Greene. (1939) Braiden, Alex Rodine. (1969) (13) "Sanctuary" Lee Remick, house. Little girl goes from rags to riches. Remicfc, Monte Markham. Computer proves it has a mind of Yves Montand. (1961) Governor's its own. daughter is seduced by a Cajun. (50) "Public Enemy" James Reporter writes the truth about 12:00 NOON Cagney, Jean Harlow. (1931) the multi-milion-dollar business (12) "Mozambique" (41) Will Be Announced 1:00 PM Story of two gangsters in the of prostitution. (9) "The Ipcress File" Michael 1930s. 12:30 PM 11:00 11:45 Caine, Nigel Green. (1965) Agent (5) "Little Princess" Shirley (7) "Guns For San Sebastian" is assigned to bring back a British 4:00 (25) "The Private War Of Major Temple, Richard Greene. (1939) Anthony Quinn, Anjanette scientist who has left the country. (5) "One Hundred Rifles" Raquel Benson" Charlton Heston, Julie Little girt goes from rags to riches. Comer. (1968) Renegade is Welch, Burt Reynolds. (1969) Adams. (1955) Army officer is (50) "Claudia" Robert Young, mistaken for a priest of Three people help save the forced to accept a transfer to a 1:00 a poor Dorothy McGuire. (1943) Story mission. of a young married couple who Mexican-Indians from a military military school. (9) "Tickle Me" Elvis Presley. face death unexpectedly. governor. Monday February 24.1975 Julie Adams. (1965) (41) "Theatre Of Death" Guitar-playing rodeo rider attracts 4:00 6:30 all girls at a dude ranch. 9:00 AM (12) "Love, American Style" 11:30 (5) "Bandolero" Raquel Welch, (7) "Tunnel Of Love" Doris Day, (2) "Fate Is The Hunter" Glenn James Stewart. (1968) Man (50) "Up In Arms" Danny Kaye, Richard Widmark. (1958) Married Ford. (1964) Story of a fatal disguises himself as a tiangman in Dinah Shore. (1944) Soldier couple go through all sorts of red 8:30 crash which took more than fifty order to arrange the escape of his smuggles his girlfriend aboard his tape to adopt a child. (7-12-13-41) "Someone I lives. brother. ship. Touched" Cloris Leachman, 2:00 (13) "Red Skies Of Montana" James Olson. Venereal disease (3) "The Country Giri" Bring 4:30 Richard Widmark, Jeffrey Hunter. infects (5) "Maybe I'll Come Home In (7) "Roustabout" Elvis Presley, a young woman, a Crosby, Grace Kelly. (1954) (1952) Tale about forest fire Drama of a performer wallowing The Spring" Sally Field Jackie Barbara Stanwyck. (1964) Young expentant mother and her Cooper. (1970) A teenage fighters known as "Smoke drifter joins a traveling carnival. husband. in self-pity who has a chance to Jumoers." make a comeback. 11:30 (6) Will Be Announced DAVID TV (2-3-6-25) "Trapped" James SOLID STATE Brolin, Susan Clark. (1973) Man (7) "Giant" Elizabeth Taylor, and SOUND is trapped in a department store James Dean. (1956) Tale of Texas cattle and oil empires of two men. MA S. 5830 Pennsylvania after hours. (50) "Dispatch From Reuters" Edward G.Robinson, Eddie (9) "In Search Of Gregory" Julie 393-8510 Albert. (1940) Story of the Christie, Michael Sarrazin. (1970) AMERICA'S NO.1 COLOR TV Serving the Lansing Area for 23 years founder of the world-famous Girl returns to Geneva for her British news agency. * L»if «■' in I February 21, 1975 Counterpoint The State News Magazine WHITE ELEPHANT ISSUE pu "O)ujo-J. sauouuaQj You getwhcxt you pay for and sometimes you just get By SUSAN AGER Oaks pulled onto campus and narrow aisle that, amazingly, Beneath the east stands of someone — the blame has not heads straight down the middle Spartan Stadium (which is a yet been pinned down — casual¬ of the collection. half century old), a former MSU ly, perhaps carelessly, said, Tve determined, where, student named Val Berry man "take it all over and dump it in eventually, everything will end (who is 35 years old) mingles the stadium." up."' with dozens of rusty plows, "We've been here temporari¬ Every item is not just a piece scores of fishing reels, a pre- ly ever since," says Berryman of history, he says, but has a WWI Cracker Jack box. a from his flesh-colored high- history of its own. His stories half-dozen aging mannequins, ceilinged office beneath the are probably only half-true, as three birch bark canoes, 19 stands. Newly partitioned, the legends go, but he tells them Early American stoves, and cubbyhole was painted with a with gusto, and it's easier to many straight rows of chil¬ mixture of paint dregs, includ¬ believe than doubt him: dren's rockers, and potty seats. ing the pale yellow Berryman •There's the red-white-and- Dingy and dark, musty as the and his staff used to paint the blue rural mail delivery truck Roman Catacombs must have wooden partitions he built, which services homes in been, the vault is a complete with doors, behind Okemos and East Lansing in conglomeration of bits of histo¬ which the smaller items sit 1904. It was driven daily, twice ry, symbols of extinct lifestyles. silently shelves. on a day, by an Okemos man and (THE STUFFED FISH and AFTER ITS his who attended UNHER¬ son Michigan tarnished spoon in the rolltop ALDED ARRIV AL in 1952, a Agricultural College. Several desk may, indeed, have been Ukranian ichthyologist (one years ago. when Berryman toased from heaven, (or hell), to who studies fish.) moreorless wanted to restore the truck for fall together, as quixotically as kept an eye on the collection, display in the Museum, the son, the lifesiie moose calf manne- leaving much of it boxed for in his 70s, drew from memory "Most of what we have mas in great danger of being destroyed. The best we can do is keep it dU under a roof and hope that someday there wiU be enough interest on campus to get it displayed again." — Val Berryman, museum curator quin which rears its head over a years and the rest tossed the route he had followed each worn opthamologist's chair.) haphazardly between the con¬ But here, in the day. Museum crete walls. •A faded wooden barber Storage area under the stands, Enter Val Berryman in 1958, the dust covers it all pole, several barber chairs with equally. an eager freshman aspiring to gooseneck armrests and a huge Cash registers rank with corn be a commercial artist. Some¬ shellers, 1850 lays close to 1940, speckled mirror with wooden how, Berryman recognized that and the only time 1975 intrudes he, an amateur taxidermist and spikes for shaving mugs are the sole survivors of an early 1900s is when Val Berryman or one of model-maker, was not ready for fire in the lumbering town of Asst. his five part-time assistants straight lines and deadlines museum curator, Terry Shaffer, prepares venture in to that Copemish, he says. Though a glassware collection for exhibit. These pieces straighten this, or were not round and real every main street shop was pull that out of a pile, add this enough to satisfy him. are just a few of the items that line the inside to the burgeoning collection of Now, 12 years after he got destroyed, firemen wise to the walls of Spartan Stadium, watched over pieces of the past. his first 15-hours-and-$5-a-week still in the barbershop s back by room saved it. curator Val Berryman. Berryman What is in Museum job behind the scenes at the Berryman got says almost Storage the furnishings; someone else and what fills, on two levels, an MSU Museum, they call a everything has been catologued now, all it got the still. needs is area longer than a football field, curator of historical artifacts, •A HAND-PUMPER FIRE a request from someone who wants to is what would fill the MSU pay him close to $14,000 a year, see it. Museum if it were 10 or 15 ENGINE, first used in Photos by give him a cubbyhole and Craig Porter times its size. It's also what whatever dollars the Museum Saratoga, N.Y. in the 1830s, was sold to Three Oaks as would fill a dozen barns, a (the one people see) can spare. Saratoga grew up to new barbershop, a dentist's office, His annual budget averages and a tribal village or two. technology. Now it sits silently IT BEGAN PILING UP in 1952 when the Chamberlains, a $200, used for incidental sup¬ plies, though he got a $1,000 bonanza this between gilded cash registers, on which painted fingers point credits past year for out the banking price, and benches from family, and the shelves, which he and his staff old Warrens, who made corset- built. an Lansing railroad depot. For those who may not Thanks also to Joe Kirby, •Mud still caked on its nar¬ stays from reprocessed turkey In this remember him, the man on the who observes a different eight-year tenure row wheels, an immense black type feathsrs, found they could no cover is Ronald of horsemanship on Berryman and staff have, in wooden hearse dating to the Ziegler. page 7 and longer maintain the Memorial fact, built hundreds of shelves, This issue was originally Susan Ager, Editor-in-chief of 1880s sulks where it has sat for Museum they had established the wooden partitions (whose going to be dedicated to his the State News, for an ethereal in Three years. Drawn by horses Oaks, a tiny Michigan doors never open easily and appearance at MSU and even journey through MSU's Three town near the Indiana border. through the streets of Three though Ron can't make it, artist Oaks never close completely) and the museum. The Oaks, it is carefully carved with 75,000-item Chamber¬ second level on which most of Stephen Mack Jones provides a lain-Warren collection was to draperies and flowers. A trap tribute to the erstwhile press the furniture (including six door inside is "just big enough Photographers Dale Atkins, remain intact, the families said, varieties of butter churns and for a man to crawl into to help secretary on page 8. Craig Porter and Dan Shutt did and MSU was the only institu¬ four Oriental rugs) are kept. Duane Wilson deserves the rest of the art work. lift out the coffin." tion which agreed to thanks for his energy in design¬ accept the TVE PROBABLY HAN¬ •An iron contraption whole thing. — ing this week's cover as does Incidentally, the rodeo comes DLED EVERYTHING in this which, like many items in to town One morning, according to the Denver Post, for hiring Pat today and for people place at least once," Berryman storage, seems merely parts who want to see the other side Berryman, the vans from Three says, strolling casually in the stuck haphazardly together by Oliphant, whose work graces of a Big Mac, there's page 4. something about that on page 5. memories from (cxnd for} the ages a mad mechanic — chopped bones which were mixed in ith chicken feed. It is. Berry man says, one of many handy gadgets which became extinct but were never replaced. "I've learned here about some nice things that were discarded that never should have been — cherry pitters and apple peelers, for example. There's nothing to replace them with — except canned cher¬ ries." THOUGH THE LAST un opened box was opened last year, the cataloguing is a continous task. One of his assistants has been working for three years cataloguing the clothing collection alone. Part of her work is making padded hangers which will not destroy fragile garments. "We're doing the things that should have been done years ago when this stuff first came in," Berryman says. "We're not yet to the point where we can sit back and wait for stuff to come in. "I hope that happens some day." Enough contraptions are here to boggle even the minds of Dr. Donations are made by col¬ Harlan Ellison. lectors, living and dead, who are University alumni, faculty and others who hve somehow be preserved as an alternative heard of the Museum's willing¬ to being thrown away. ness to take just about any¬ HE'S GOT COUNTLESS thing. DOORS, doorknobs and archi¬ "A collector puts so much of tectural trim ripped from man¬ himself into his collection — tles, stairways and cornices searching for the items, before the wreckers got there; researching them, cleaning wood from barns, homes and them, showing them to friends. offices; old newspapers, politi¬ Especially if something has cal buttons and posters; a been passed down through the reputed piece of the Hinden- family, and there just isn't burg, a reputed chunk from the anyone to pass it down to, Mayflower, and a reputed life- people want to make darn sure jacket from the Lusitania. itH be preserved for future generations to see." At one end of the storage Thus preservation — dozens of carved stone simple area are preservation — is a legitimate idols, staring stonily at the high enough reason for keeping the ceiling, which Berryman says items in the vast catacombs have a historical more than beneath the stands. anthropoligcal value, "because "Most of what we have was in they're all fakes." great danger of being des¬ 'That's what the anthropoli- troyed," he says. 'The best we can do is gists tell me, anyway. They're keep it all under a roof what the well-heeled tourists of and hope that someday there the '40s will be enough interest on were buying in Mexico," he says, and were all campus to get it displayed collected by one man. again." Many — though far from Another man, a Grass Lake, most — of the items have been Mich., taxidermist donated on exhibit at one time or dozens of cases full of another in the Museum or birds, ducks, geese, owls, weasels, elsewhere. Others have been rabbits, squirrels and other props for high school plays, or creatures, all stiffly coexisting costumes on high school and behind the glass. professional players. Berryman is convinced, in "They're beautiful examples fact, that the size and diversity of terrible taxidermy," Berry¬ cluttered beneath the stands man says. guarantees that he can put The Museum does, he together an exhibit on just admits, about any theme. accept most everything it's offered. He did, however, Though he estimates (by refuse a pioneer smokehouse glance only) that his collection is worth between a carved from the trunk of a quarter-mil¬ huge lion and half-million sycamore tree. dollars, it's These inviting antiques span a considerable length pf the Stadium and not, all valnable. Some of it is He, decided the one that he come from a number of places. t \ J Simply junk, pieces pf history Do had was,enough. It's Creek By BRUCE RAY WALKER to me Editor's note - Bruce Ray Walker, a transplanted West Virginian spent last year as editor of the Stonewall Jackson High School Newspaper in Charleston. In this column he caNs on some old friends, and enemies, to present a first-hand account of the Kanawha County school system and its attitudes towards literary study. IH never forget my first encounter with the bible- thumping hordes of mnti-tezt- bookers who at the height of their power succeeded in shut ting down the capitol city of West Virginia for over a week. It was a hot night this summer, revival weather if ever I saw it, and the media had announced vaguely that there was going to be a rally held out in Campbell's Creek for those people dissatisfied with the new textbooks the Kanawha County Board of Education had pur chased. No one in my part of town paid much attention to it. "Where's the Taft Elementary plan — to shut down the passed. Schools painted off from the though. It was like the people in group?" and "Right over there, were change purse. the horror movies that complete Kanawha Valley, con¬ with anti-textbook slogans dur¬ Wyatt Hanna, student body never sister" flew through the air. taining about 100,000 people. ing the night and provided a lot president of my alma mater, recognize the impending danger Horan informed us that night And they succeeded too. till the Blob comes of laughs and proof that the kids told me recently that he attend¬ rolling in to that "we could use a big book Two men were shot as they needed a better education than ed one meeting to speak in favor devour them. burning right here" and that "no tried to cross picket lines that their parents. The slogans were of the books and the textbook I captured a friend who'd do education at all is 100 per cent the boycotters set up. Some anything for a laugh and we better than what's consistently misspelled and said enemies tried to convert him. going on in bridge workers were asked to things like "We Don't Want No headed up the hollows toward the schools now." Horan himself walk off the job — when they They started laying their hands Comunism Here." his head and yelling, "Lord, Campbell's Creek. was proof a man could get along on CAMPBELL'S CREEK IS without an education. He ad didn't immediately hear the In another move to protect save this boy!" voice of God bunch of NOT a place an outsider just mitted he hadn't read the books a striking their children the boycotters Another classmate of mine is miners went up on the scaffold¬ rides into to look around. It's a in question but he was still dynamited a school. This little "agin ing and convinced them. They incident may prove to be against the books "Because you combination of Tobacco Road, 'em." My guess is he couldn't can go uptown and shut down the bus service and Horan's downfall because he is buy that kind the OK Corral, and Detroit — read them if he had to. of dirty stuff in bookstores — the chemical plants and the at this time free not the sort of place you on $50,000 bond go to A member from the Board of weaker of the two Charleston for his alleged part in the they shouldn't make you learn it antagonize people. Education was there that night at school." papers capitulated and asked planning of the bombing. He To camouflage our entry into trying to compromise with peo the Board to give in to their THE KU enemy territory we knew we may have to run off to Ireland KLUX KLAN needed locomotion that would RECENTLY MOVED into the blend with the surroundings. field of battle when it spoke on We tried to find the standard the steps of the state capitol. "Iremember he stood up and said they were transportation of hillbillies in trying to set up a meeting to Dressed in full robes and flank¬ iron out differences when a fat woman beside •the hollows — an old pickup me, clutching her little girl's ed by Confederate flags, the truck or a '66 Chevy hand to protect her from the filth in the books, yelled, "We don't care about Grand Imperial, All-Omnipo¬ Impala with mud flaps and an your damn meeting!" The "Amens" rolled around her corpulent tent Powerful S torn per, or — but had to settle for open muffler body." something like that, addressed a batter¬ ed Vega with a squirrel's tail the crowd and said the Klan was tied to the antenna to setting up legal offices to help complete pie who were screaming that the anti-textbookers. the picture. demands. and become a Catholic priest. the books would promote im¬ When we reached the vicinity Finally, the Board began to Another boycott leader, Rev. They were doing this, he said, of the rally we morality, anti-Christian feel¬ fear for the safety of the Charles Quigley, told the people thought we had ings, lawlessness, and unpa¬ because they were against wandered by accident into the children that were daring to that he knew God was on their triotic tendencies. I remember "Communism, Socialism, and come to school and it Super Bowl parking lot. Cars he stood up and said they were agreed to side and that he was praying for Niggerism." The crowd roared stretched for miles waiting to remove the books for a 30 "God to kill the giants that have its trying to set up a meeting to approval. reach the rally and prim PTA day study period. This seemed mocked and made fun of the The studies are still being iron out differences when a fat to appease mothers trudged down the road the crowds to some dumb fundamentalists." The made about the books and woman beside me, clutching her degree, but as soon as all the next to burly truckdrivers and thought that God dloes like accusations still being leveled. little girl's hand to protect her books miners wearing golf teeshirts were collected from the ignorant hillbillies has crossed Tom Sawyer, the Red Badge from the filth in the books, — the ones with 18 holes. schools, the boycotters broke my mind too — he sure made ef yelled, "We don't care about their promise and said they Courage, Jack and the Bean¬ The Rev. Martin Horan, a enough of them. stalk, and Fundamentals of the your damn meeting!" The were going to self-ordained preacher and "Amens" rolled around her cor¬ keep boycotting By this time the Superinten¬ Library are all books that have truck driver, made his first untQ the books were destroyed. dent of the school system been criticized one way or the pulent body. was appearance at that meeting and One high school in the more When the Board represent* living in hotels, changing rooms other. The Board is in the it was obvious that the huge, liberal part of Charleston de¬ tive tried to speak over the every other day for his pro¬ process of trying to sneak the headless body called a mob had cided that it was tired of being tection. His fears weren't un¬ books back onto the shelves, but found it3 mouth. My friend sad I microphone, Horan showed his dictated to by a red-neck minor¬ warranted. At one Board meet the preachers are evidently pushed to the front of the willingness to protect the demo¬ ity. When the teachers asked cratic principles the books were ing some men from the crowd going to renew the battle. They crowd, intent on yelling "Amen" for the books to be turned in the rushed the Board members cannot conceal their pleasure at undermining by pulling the plug pro¬ at strategic times, but the mood students walked out the doors on the amplifier. The crowd ceeding to beat the hell out of being sought out and questioned of the crowd with their books and went them and spraying mace in their changed my mind loved it. for TV audiences by men wear¬ and even my football tackle home. One of the most ironic faces THE WEEKS THAT FOL¬ — temporarily blinding ing neckties. friend admitted he was scared. events involved my old Latin one of the members. The original idea behind the LOWED WERE ROUGH teacher who had finally received HORAN STARTED RANT At this time Campbell's Creek new series of books was to pro¬ and full of excitement. Parents ING AND RAVING to the permission to teach a class of the and the other hollows decided vide students a view of the real in the hollows kept their child¬ Bible as literature. Her Bibles crowd 5,000 strong and the they should secede from world and what people are ren out of school and "Amen, Brother's" picketed for the class were a part of the Kanawha County and form their started the city schools where the new textbooks that were taken really like. Even if the books are coming thick and heavy. Horan ignorance level wasn't as high. own county. When they realized taken out for good the students started organizing the crowd to away. that all the money raised in the of Kanawha County have learn¬ When they found out the picket the schools that were due boy¬ THE VIOLENCE FROM county came from my section of ed more about life in the last few cott of the schools wouldn't THE PEACEFUL to open the next CHRIS¬ town they decided it months day and cries of work they worked out a grander might not than any book could TIANS increased as the days be that smart to cut themselves teach them. a> |rf g. g r#r o li mi he rocxr of the... By. G. F. KORRECK to try something else. Being He also reminds listeners that chased, rather than tossed, the best way to be running from Roger Martin has a knee that seemed a better idea. a bull is straight on. Plotting the "tends to run a little bit," (no angles is for matadors and A rodeo clown's position lacks doubt caused by the water in it); mathematicians and when a bull much of the esthetic quality of one of his shoulders "sets a little narrows the alley of escape, an Emmett Kelly and is, at the lower than the other and doesn't there is no time to re-evaluate a least, a step down from the quite work right" and he has choice of direction. bruises like sailors have tattoos. literary grinsance of a caballero. El Cordobes wouldn't be caught Yet Roger remains pragmatic If Roger seems a sad case, dead in greasepaint. about his work. Sure, it scares take heart. He hasn't broken him. he says, but he enjoys "A rodeo clown is just there to any bones yet. being there and some of the do a little fighting (making the more experienced riders around Besides, he's only 22 and he bull chase him) and that's all he's have him to thank for the con¬ has a lifetime — possibly a short there for," Roger says. tinuation of their learning pro¬ one — of risking his neck, and But the job does not come, nor cess. other more tender elements of exist, without some skill. his body, ahead of him. He knows that he's going to "You learn from your mis¬ slow up some day ("That's when You see, Roger's a comedian takes," he grins, baring his fear really sets in") but he's of sorts and getting hurt is teeth to exhibit one of his earlier going to stick with it. what's funny about his job. He's ones. "After you're out there And why not? He's still got a rodeo clown and he knows the awhile you learn fast what one good knee, one good shoul¬ crowd won't love you until your you've got to do." der and, hopefully, a lot of life cheeks are flirting with a yet to live. His style, like that of most Martin — I guess that's the may they are brahma's horn. Photo by Dan Shutt rodeo clowns, is a combination "It's a different way of life," of utilitarian self-defense and he says laconically. "People pay fear. Roger's moves are ambiv¬ to see a guy get racked up. I guess that's the way they are." And they pay well, too. alent at best — he could possibly make it with the Chicago Bears — and become, if anything, the smell of the... more intense than refined. Roger stands to clear 5400 for his performance at MSU, a sum One move he relies on is a stiff Call him what you will — not usually spent imbibing a little arm, which works best when the more courage or en route to goatroper, please — the Mid¬ bull remembers to keep its head western cowboy nee rodeo another rodeo. up. performer is in a bind. The rodeo is Roger's life. A "It can give you an extra bull rider when he was sixteen, Oh, he spits a lot (about three boost when you need it (and you times a minute) and gets he reasoned that since he will). Of if the bull spent course, "peanut butter" (a softer more time lowers his head you can fall sitting in the dirt than on a bull's back, it was time epithet for cow shit) on his right into him." hands and talks about the "zip, flop and whistle" (a high point) but. goshdarn it, nobody seems to care about him. There is a tendency to view msus the rodeo-lover as something of a cross between Buck Owens and George Wallace, a sort of mindless wanderer with pedal steel guitar strings for veins rodeo and manure for blood. MSU has a rodeo club, it even has a rodeo, but it sure isn't like out West and no matter what image is somewhat less glamor¬ the Midwestern cowboy does, it rides ous there is still reason for en¬ thusiasm. Gose to a dozen colleges, seems he is looking down the barrel of a smirk or the point of a frown. mostly from parts west of here, Tarrier — zip, flop and, whistle Photo by will make the trek to East Mike Tarrier, a four-year Bob Kay* member of the MSU Rodeo Lansing for this one of several again National Intercollegiate Rodeo Assoc. top teams are meetings. Among the the National Club likes rodeo about as much as a person can. doesn't mind rodeo. He He says he people not liking disturbed, though not angered, by a recent rash of criticism leveled at rodeos by friends of professional rodeos as he each year and offers an analogy that punctuates can something College of Business and South only wants them to the animals groups. A number understand it. unique about rodeo Anyone who's ever bought a Dakota State, like MSU they of members from an MSU pair of Wrangler jeans will no are members of the Great Plains doubt remember the comics "Its hard to talk to people the chapter watched the club "With collegiate division. most professional that used to be attached to the way we talk about things," he practice for this year's rodeo. Contestants compete for sports you can get hurt or haw says. "We have our own a bad year and you still gat backpocket — resplendent color points in nine different events language and it's difficult to tell "I've worked with animals all biographies of contemporary including bareback bronc rid¬ if someone understands us. my life and I can tell you there paid. But rodeo isn't primarily a rodeo stars that made the pur¬ ing, saddle bronc riding, bull is no cruelty involved." Tarrier team sport and if you dont chase a little more special. "It's a lot different out West. make it on ride, don't riding, steer wrestling, calf says. "They are well cared for your you One could also appreciate the Colorado College gives two and well fed. A bull isn't going eat." roping and team roping for men well-stitched — and seemingly and barrel racing, goat tying full-ride scholarships in rodeo to perform if he isn't." It might be added that well-padded — backside as and breakaway roping for wo each year," he says. visions of something less than Bulls and horses are bred for professional rodeo competitors men. The MSU club is trying to set must front an entry fee befora an Edward Villella landing Proceeds from the rodeo will competition jjad Tarrier says crossed the imagination. be used by the MSU club to up a partial scholarship, but it there's nothing better than they can even participate. isn't easy. The club has to break "Hearing the whistle and know¬ It all seemed to fit in. The meet travel expenses for other even on expenses first. Why isn't it big in tha color, the names, the Gene ing you've made it." Midwest? collegiate competition, a tough Autry afternoons in front of the chore as MSU's club is the "If we get a good crowd for The zip. flop and whistle are Tarrier says it is, and it isn't 4 o'clock movie, the baggy- farthest eastern located club. each performance (there are the three sounds a rider hears There are rodeos around for pantsed clowns who climbed in¬ The rodeo will be held this four) then things work out OK, when his trip aboard a bronc almost every day of the week. side barrels for brahmas to ram weekend at the Livestock Pavil¬ but a couple of years ago it goes right, lasting the required All that's missing is a little and the strange feeling that it ion across from Anthony Hall. didn't go that way and we 8 seconds. Times for each performance are exposure, a different look at the was the real west, that it all still really had to scrimp." traditional image of the cowboy existed and that it was all good. as follows: Tonight, 8 p.m., Tarrier spends a lot of his Tarrier, 22, is a graduate and some time to grow. Today, MSU sponsors its own Saturday, 2 and 8 p.m., and 2 student in MSU's College of time travelling around the rodeo, and though the cowboy p.m. Sunday. Veterinary Medicine and is country, making as many more on pure 6 (Wrf W UVUI^dJUlf U Remember the rodeo from page 5 than Charlton Heston, rode "They have instant replays of broncs and bulls for the first rides out West," Tarrier says. time at a recent club practice. "It would be great if we could His reaction? have it." "Great. Great. I want to do it The Midwest may not be again." ready for rodeo yet but there is For guys like Mike Tarrier, still hope. those sounds must be almost as A pony-tailed, mustachioed sweet as the zip, flop and man, looking less like a cowboy whistle. Straddling the fence (above) is often the best way to main tain one's balance in a rodeo arena. This cowboy (right) mill soon join his compan¬ ions for a less precar¬ ious view of the action. Photos by Dan Shutt WWiM Item* W* Goat roping is one event added to the college version of rodeo, with competi¬ tion limited to wo¬ men. Rodeo Club members have felt some heat from ani¬ mal protection socie¬ ties of late who say such events cause in¬ ternal injuries to the livestock. Jdquiduid^ fl horseman of a different color By JOE HIRBY A horse is a horse, of course, of course. And given this basic reality, horseman Jim Rcwe deals with the shades in between, realiz¬ ing a personal dream in the development of the ancient equestrian art of dressage. In dressage the rider depends mostly on body control, using subtle move¬ ments, almost invisible to the unexperienced eye, to stop, start and turn the horse — movements like thrusting the pelvis forward in the saddle to stop the horse or applying leg pressure at the saddle girth to make the horse turn. "You control the horse with your body not the bridle," Rowe said. "The horse moves with the grace and beauty of a ballerina." But Rowe didn't start out training horses this way. He began as a bronco buster in Omaha, Nebraska where his father and family ran a horse ranch. These horses ("untouched by human hands") were brought in from South Dakota and trained for local cowboys. It takes a lot of brute force to train wild horses and Rowe said a rider soon learns "the safest place to be is on the horses Ptft 8 Jim Rowe sits sur¬ rounded by ribbons won by his wife and students, (above). Rowe trains horses and riders in the ancient art of dres¬ sage, which he says is "The best and the only way to control a horse. "At left, Rowe sits atop Hi-C, a horse he has helped train. He said it takes about three years to pre¬ pare a horse for Gran Prix dressage compe¬ tition. Photos by Dale Atkins Rn ancient art bad, so you do everything you can to stay there." But Rowe was looking for something a bit more esthetic (not to mention, less painful). "After years ^of western I thought Were had to riding be more," he said. After he got out of the army following World War II, Rowe arrived in Lansing where he had a job as a private investi¬ gator saving up money until he was ready to get back to his first love — horses. In 1950 Rowe bought a small Jim Rowe manuevers the horse Hi-C around the Okemos. The stable was constructed by Rowe farm in Dimondale and was indoor riding ring at his Dressage Stables in with a little help from his friends. soon giving riding lessons and training horses. At that time warrior needed a horse that much energy as running a mile Everything he does seems to Training a horse takes time dressage was virtually unheard could respond quickly to subtle as the horse must, use nearly come back to his horses, in fact and a lot of work but Rowe said of in the United States. controls. After all, he couldn't every muscle to perform it he met his wife Sharon when "It isn't as difficult as He learned the basics of it fight with his horse when a foe properly. she came to take riding lessons advertised." from the Konyot family, who was waving a "I weapon in his can put a piaf on a horse from him. Rowe said most trainers will also train horses for Arthur face. Godfrey. Rowe said the Nowadays, dressage is now Konyot's are probably the best mainly seen in horse shows and dressage trainers in the U.S. Olympic competition. But every He now owns a dressage When going into battle swinging a sword, an ancient warrior needed a dressage movement has its stable at 1595 Jolly Rd. in basis in the army training. horse that could respond quickly to subtle controls. After all, he couldn't Okemos that he built with help A movement such as a piaf, fight with his horse while a foe was waving a weapon in his face. from friends and students. one of the most difficult things The stable has a large indoor to teach a dressage horse and ring for year round riding. A one of Rowes specialties, has a person can sit in an adjoining purpose other than just looking like that," Rowe said, smacking "She became such a good tell you it will take four years to room and peer through large nice. his hands together. "For most rider I married her," Rowe train a horse but they are just windows to watch the riders A piaf could be described as a trainers that's the most difficult chuckled. playing it safe. He said it can be practice. trot on the spot, a horse makes done in It is there that he trains both thing to do." two years and he the movement of a trot without Even his horses and riders, teaching four-year-old figures a maximum of three to moving forward. In less modern The walls of his stables are daughter Tracy is well on her train a horse for Gran Prix them an art armies throughout times the purpose of a piaf was covered with ribbons won by way to learning about horses. dressage competition. history have used to train their to exercise horses while travel¬ his wife and students and Rowe Though she isn't old enough to horses for battle. Training riders takes even ing on narrow mountain paths. delights in talking about the ride yet she can already walk less time. A rider who already When going into battle Rowe explains that doing a accomplishments of horses he her way through all the basic has some knowledge can swinging a sword, an ancient piaf for a short time requires as has trained. dressage movements. become a good dressage rider in less than a year, Rowe said. Rowe is now helping teach a dressage class in cooperation with the MSU Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HRP) Dept. Rowe, his wife and Karen Peterson of the HPR Stalking the wild Dept. all help teach the class. In students these are HPR divided classes, into advanced, lecture circuit intermediate and beginner groups according to ability and experience. In most instances the horses know more than the in¬ experienced beginning riders and will make the correct movement even when the rider is using the wrong controls. The horse may also realize it has an inexperienced person on its back and do pretty much as it pleases while the rider sits — a helpless passenger instead of a master. During a class Rowe thinks nothing of asking a student to get down from his or her horse and stepping into the saddle to show his class how easy it is. Chomping on a cigar, Rowe will move around the ring controlling the horse with his legs and body, without use of the reins. After getting off the horse, Rowe smiles as he spits out a HOW ABOUT $500 If I PLRY MY DRUMS* piece of his perennial cigar. "I always go through a lot more cigars when I teach you beginners."