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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1978
LAKEVIEW CLUB
3 Miles N. on Tabor Road
Saturday Night: Frenchy Burke &
The Sound Masters
From 9-1 p.m.
STAMPEDE DANCE
Every Thursday Night
Ladies $1.00 Men $2.00
All Brands, Cold Beer 45 Cents 8-12
VILLA MARIA ONE-HOUR
CLEANERS
One-hour dry cleaning available on
request
One-day shirt service
ACCOUNTING AND
FINANCE MAJORS
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from $1.07 million in gifts *
Lunch time in the patio of our La Rojeha distillery.
When our workers sit down to lunch
they sit down to a tradition.
When they make Cuervo Gold
it’s the same.
Every day at just about eleven the reives from Tequila
arrive at the Cuervo distillery bearing their husbands 1
lunches.
Lunches that have been lovingly prepared in the
same proud manner since men first began working here
in 1795,
It is this same pride in a job well-done that makes
Cuervo Gold truly special. Any way you-drink it, Cuervo
Gold will bring you back to a time ivhen quality ruled
the world.
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Cuervo.The Gold standard since1795.
CUERVO ESPECIAL® TEQUILA. 80 PROOE IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY © 1977 HEUBLEIN, INC., HARTFORD, CONN.
Private contributions and pledges
to Texas A&M University’s Center
for Education and Research in Free
Enterprise now total more than $1
million, announced Robert L.
Walker, vice president for de
velopment.
A $100,000 endowment from Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. “Brockett ’ Hudson
of Houston and five grants totaling
$22,200 have been recieved by the
one-year-old center.
Walker said the center now has
commitments for $1.07 million from
individuals, foundations and corpo
rations.
Hudson, president and founder of
Southwest Chemical Services Inc.
of Houston, said the gift represents
the couple’s concern that public ig
norance will destroy free enterprise
in the United States.
“We’ve been worried for some
time about free enterprise,” Hud
son said. “The public has a misun
derstanding about our basic indi
vidual freedoms and respon
sibilities. We believe in private in
dustry, open competition and
minimum governmental controls.”
Other recent gifts include:
— $10,000 from John V. James of
Dallas, chairman of the board, prei
ident and chief executive of
Dresser Industries Inc.
— $5,000 from Dave Fox of
chief executive officer at Fox mi
Jacobs. Fox, a 1945 graduate!)
Texas A&M, made the gift inf
of Thomas R. “Bob’ Frymire.a
las classmate.
— $5,000 from Donald M. Kei
chairman of the board and diit
executive officer, Pepsico Inc,
— $1,200 from Kline
Inc., Houston architects.
— $1,000 from the Kellogg Co t
Battle Creek, Mich.
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INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
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BREAKFAST EVERY
MORNING
Hours For Summer Steak Fry Awards
For all you summer sportsters, the recreational facilities will be
open during both summer sessions. Come on out and use them —
that’s what they are there for. Here are the hours they’ll be open.
Of all the people who work hard all year round, a few work just a
little harder than the rest. That’s what the Steak Fry is all about — to
honor those dedicated persons.
G. ROLLIE WHITE COLISEUM AND ANNEX
Monday thru Monday thru Friday
ALL-YEAR AWARD
OUTSTANDING OFFICIAL
Saturday and Sunday
DEWARE FIELDHOUSE
Monday thru Friday
Saturday and Sunday
TENNIS COURTS
Monday thru Friday
Saturday and Sunday
WEIGHT ROOM
Monday thru Friday
Saturday and Sunday
4:00- 8:00 p.m.
1:00- 6:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Corps Division
Fish Division
Men’s Dorm
Women s Dorm
Company E-l
Squadron Two
Puryear Hall
Hughes Hall
4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
ATHLETIC AWARD OF
EXCELLENCE
Aston Hall
Football
Basketball
Volleyball
Softball
OVERALL MEN
Joe Bohlin
OVERALL WOMEN
Glenys Wells
Greg Kudrna
Chip DeMoss
Vicky Talley
Bill Jobe
12:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.
OUTSTANDING TEAM MANAGER
For information call 845-7826, for court reservations call 845-2624, or
come by the IM Office in DeWare Fieldhouse.
Men’s Dorm
Women’s Dorm
Corps Division
Men’s Independent
Women’s Independent
Bink Cook
Sara Morse
Mark Reinberg
Roderick Toler
Debbie Pistone
Walton Hall
Mosher Hall
Squadron Two
Magnum Force
Seagulls
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Sunshine Pie
Mike Maldonado scoops up a grounder to toss to Frankie Wright for the out. Both Mike;
Frankie play for the Aston A’s, a Class B team from 3rd floor Aston.
A HANDFUL OF GIRLS
A HANDFUL OF GUYS
A SUMMER’S WORTH OF WARM
SUNSHINEY DAYS
IM ENTRY BLANKS AS NEEDED
Blend the girls and guys care
fully into the same situation and
mix with the days. Add IM entry
blanks to taste. Yields many pleas
ant experiences, good exercise,'
lots of fun, and possibly an IM
All-University Champion t-shirt.
Bake your own sunshine pie this
summer with co-rec intramural
sports. We provide the pie shell
and you fill it with your own choice
of fillings and top it off any way you
want. Entries for the first session
open June 6, close June 8 and play
begins June 12. Second session
events open July 13, close July 17,
and begin play July 19. Entry
blanks and information are availa
ble at the IM Office, DeWare
Fieldhouse phone 845-7826.
Choice of fillings for the first
summer session include slow pitch
softball, 3-man volleyball, rac-
quetball doubles, cross country,
and 3-man basketball. Second ses
sion choices are slow pitch softball,
3-man volleyball, tennis doubles,
golf doubles, 3-man basketball,
and horseshoe doubles. Don’t
hesitate — fraternize, socialize —
recreate with a playmate. Play
co-rec intramurals and have a jolly
good time. Now that’s entertain
ment.
P. S. Teams for team sports will be
limited so events can be concluded
during the summer sessions. So,
don’t wait. Hurry down on June 6
to sign up for your favorites.
Out of The Ball Park
Well, the softball season has
seen its last strike for a while and a
new set of champs are wearing IM
All-University t-shirts. May the
bluebird of happiness whisper an
swers in your ear during exams.
(That’s got to be better than con
grats!). See you next year.
SOFTBALL CHAMPS
CLASS A
Corps
Fisli
Men’s Independent
Women’s Independent
Women’s Dorm
Men’s Dorm
Co-Rec
CLASS B
Corps
Fish
E-l
B Battery
Sig Ep I*
Lemon Drops*
Mosher Knueklebailers
Puryear#6
Have No Mercy*
D-2
Animal H
Men’s Independent
Women’s Independc
Women’s Dorm
Men’s Dorm
Co-Rec
CLASS C
Corps
Men’s Independent
Women’s Independe
Men’s Dorm
Co-Rec
♦indicates All-
Average While Trai* 1
■nt TAMU Toughitt 1
Hughes Hustlers
Hart II
Bad News Bats*
K-2
Wild Bohemians'
nt Broad Ligaments'
Legett II
Stay Off*
University winners
Ref ’s Corner
At The Swimming Hole
Wanted: intelligent individuals
interested in sports. Must be will
ing, able, and interested. Must like
people. Come see James Welford
at the IM Office in DeWare Fiel
dhouse about a job as a summer
referee. Will train. No experience
needed. Apply before June 8.
“I SPY’S” PARTICIPANT OF THE WEEK
Tim McCarthy takes aim for an attempt to score during last
week’s playoffs of innertube water polo. Tim should come by
the Intramural Office in DeWare Fieldhouse to receive his
free “Be Our Guest” card from McDonald’s.
At this writing not all of the
water polo championship games
have been played. We do have
some winners and the finalists.
Here are the names of both. Con
gratulations to all winners and par
ticipants (especially for making it
through “dead week”).
WATER POLO
Men’s Class A
Men’s Class B
Co-Rec
FF’s III
Dunn Hall
Hurricanes vs.
Moore Hall
Nameless Street
Acknowledgments
INNERTUBE WATER POLO
Co-Rec Class A Bisquit Rangers
Co-Rec Class B Goodtime Gang
vs. The Rookies
This ad is sponsored by
McDonald’s on University Drive
and Manor East Mall and under the
direction of the IM Office with
stories by Michelle Wolstein and
photos by Corey Gaskill.
Sports
Shorts
IM will be active during the
summer. Men’s, women’s, and
co-rec teams will be formed, al
though team entries will be
limited to insure completion of
each tournament before the
end of the summer session.
FIRST SESSION
Entries open
June 6, Close
June 8, Play
begins June 12
Slow-Pitch Softball
3-Man Volleyball
Tennis Singles
Racquetball Doubles
Cross Country
3-Man Basketball
Handball Singles
SECOND SESSION
Entries open
July 13, Close
July 17, Play
begins July 19
Slow-Pitch Softball
3-Man Volleyball
3- M an Basketball
Handball Doubles
Tennis Doubles
Golf Doubles
Racquetball Singles
Horseshoe Doubles