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Welcome, Parents, To Your Weekend, 1976 Stet son Vol. 68 No. 20 orter ft*1 .*-' '33 tr ...fc V0-* y *\ "Aa* * t*JI %il:r*:!*** Stelson UnmtrsHy OiliiiypJ^' April f, 1f?« Parents Weekend 1976 Promises Excitement Tn-- o itlaas Vetss ;; Crnvs-i-sit*- 1'arenas p-si,---.;,.-;--) star*-, t,-.y-,-, Ajift aa-ty >,-, *j- a res'.'s;al r.arsthes , - p-irVt.L-- carps-,-ti-s; t.- aitei.,j ti,. ■<■,«- slay everts '|-i-,. =i: «r-i.-i. *u -s * = il38"*r;c fur On* evcrc will he "-I a -via roller, cf later- depridf-iis-e " ,„-i s-rsiia-- -.,.- th-.- ,'trinai ins-ci item laatii- iav the OfiH-e -sf th,* js,^,, ;f Sttifk-tiTs Becki ts-Vst V Sa; rsTi na. las's-k ey, :-il 0.s:ri Viw-f-ni if 3 Jrtt-s *■*.- fSe'a-h. will s,sarvs- tshs- *r-*a* 3-fS -lis s-,j*-i win sairtnes; h.«* *h ss,.t: ;*,. clud.- a hi .VS -trs-isan.-si r at r*',ava rat, ra. P.s ' -p-.ra * Lifast-'iiia. fliewissta;-. S'-t ihs attci'fly aa-i-iv. ' Tird at 0»iM.iA**liirj!..Jjiii¥ Fell sin sveast**, at rhr .•perts ai.si ;l,e ''F>.ttavacu3ri-a'- wiii th; taelii oat 1-Taday and Saturday evenings. The firettark-. ds-play t,a-. s.'8.ltip,itilsi8| hs, ;-,.,;;,,-; ;.■&?;,(;,-, .sat- sTeaii* s i-isc*.. pap^-an' Satid a-sxit. jss.p, t.s .s,attra ^ ., Hulley Field P .Pitm,*. the Satisrdaj e-'eana. t vents, Tne la-is day-- .sf iestiviticj, wili he viirrsaMtl sin Snnday aiisromc wnn a special Hsii"sh;p sea i ice in the Kls**,-iht-th ilai; ,-iathtarutn. rtt ti tut., "We especf the largest number of parents -n aT. tendance tt-e'ie ever nad." stated Ettt-r Turner, assfifiaie dean af students. "We *n Jl akssj- nate the most eseitinp pi'isy-rista we've ever had. We hspa.. that people trs-.tis Defamd iitll he able tc yen she pan-r.ia of t!l.r *--tndsvsts bar tise BitcsaTc-nnsai l-lstravaj-anja and for Pie sapere.," lfec:*;ts*a;ss-,*s fer the s-iai- plt-a pamits expected is .-t-aeiiajsrd ',. !x-gin ai * J; ;*• yrsdat afterntson The oswsa nol be pre.--enis-d 1*1 tl-- Staier Tticitre .stisl i;s-- E-its-,-|v,-igarat,,i &- tin- Fs-ta-.sieri-r fV-wS,,*- Meal Ticket Prices To Increase 10% Schedule Of Events t! r' liyTotaCox Tie prite af Stetson's meal tickets will rise bv |?5 «*iraisst nest September according to facts released bv Mr AslHan-s li. P-esce, Director of Food L^rviees, last Friday l«Kt-tr„" B.viof attributed the ten per cent rise to the es* tcrsti.--n af the fifteen meal option to freshmen for the first ame .-test September and, more unprtantly, to the "an- rcipated ran- tn the cost of food and labor." Director Boone jtsid that food costs would probably rise acatn nest year ansa Stetson must take action against the ix-tttcued spiral af these wtolesaie prices. Director Boone .i-st. srssiit-atttl tltat feed service operations were coti-plicated nj tht increa-ie its Tne ininimum wage which must he paid to aiJ entp.,a,-ee*s ss «,-> „ rat,rit tacreases py m ^^ act wavers 3,*i The Caranscn's staff Director Boone said thaT The intreasetl flesibiiH} dernauded of fund servstes he tit- sie,a ,,pis„o cafe-red b en(erfas (^^ ^^ ^ nresssaat sosd .orm-a- resoarces As plans far The inerease a t tir.;ti*a,-i the ->et-c:8-siay*meal plan will cost m veortv •* - «** h-as.et-1 r,hso -a ill t-nst«». These I<wls j, „f ^^ atrsrsis-a-^ii- -.^,-s t--,- asrJelttrst;*,. .-.r:-s-ie- itM.rit .^^^ tha. ^ ?l,iffSsiu. .lf rau^ *i-e-st ta.-k.-* prsfc- ',t*--r,-,arce:t sir-term:ned by him and Mr, - - ' * -"-* -1 -v a tt-'lss,;- -> reetsar af Firainsaia! alPTisrs far The - -i-i-- S^v«'.'rf-s;.'ljrl5eastateuf-i,ilT.ife-vts*n:iors.af aa, , s--,t;-s|' «- ■fi-x-ns-M- 1-, mnt>*> i'-« ««,(. ., >****1******1***^^ all In ihe Metes.,. Mergaref Chose Smith will |ectyre Tw*sd*af evening, $ pm jn t|e $^mn R©sm, All mm maei to attend. K-ei!silse*s^^ ^^ part of tlie increase in meal ticket price,*" The Director said that the -*tmssed meal factor*' would be down as a eon- sesjuence of fhe option but tltat the reauiting -'htjgher per- rentage of meals actually eaten" was not tlie primary motivating factor in raising aieal ticket prices t?3. The Director of Fwta-eial Affairs said that Stetson was '-continuing to face wHatioaacy pressures*' in all phases of operation Director Edmandson pointed out that the Food Sendees at Stetson were espeially sensitive to the inflationary pressures of the outside environment as they were forced to eontpte more often for resources a the business community, In citing these facts the Director said that "ie spste of consorted efforts by Mr, Boone and his staff," coats cooperation had escalated The Director states that Stetson has "hadsjenlfieant cost increases in food" citing a l-t per cent wcrestse in raw It,0d expendiTiires this year alone As a eonsetiuence, the Financial Director concluded tital last year's 3«, per cent increase was not enaugh and thai this years >o per cent increase not only represented the anticipation of Inght-i" prices but also -a came af t-atch-ap *' The iMrevtor said that raw material costs were not'the anly cost reflected to the ateal ticket price hike Din-ctc-* r.tiawandsot! also elabt^rafcd on increased iabar chacgo-a *vratiii,gthatStetson;3ffert.-ei -tf-mfortahlvefrnpetitive' wa=<e brds within the DeLsod ect-at-my the Director reiterated fareola*- Rs-,i,rk, 4 ecntrceuts s-rs tie iitirstaiiars vm^ *n he* brio* remarks ars thi, SLIh]ect- Director EatracW,giJ Aal net ar.lv miae v.arbnm waee r* naamtaTcea ft-r all warle*-, ■Jttt tne p-eS,,suit af to w,-w« le< thv Varies reteivesi hs, evperit-nced %ockers rs-iu-t ah,-. b, mai„tai„eij ^ tth, ^ *age increases give rise v increased inert hikes. co ay sa-a page t Friday, April 9 -1:00-7:30 pm-Regisfraffori, Canton Union cutldstig T, \M »m "Madam Butterfly," $ lover Theater -jiv*/--*- J:m pm-Baseball game, Stetson vs Rollins, Conrad Park 8:30 pm~Bicwtenoial EK^avaoanw. Edmunds Center 10:45 pm-lnfw-mar Reception, Chaudoin Parlor Saturday, April il *:00-l l:00am-Registration, Carlton Union Dinlsjing ?■ Oil 1:00 am-Csffee with President and Mrs. Johns, fhe President's home 9:00 am.5:00 pm-Senior Art Eithibiiion, Sampson Hall 11-30ani-2:00 pm-<Mci.Fashioned Fourth of July P,ctwf fife and Drum Corps, '"Speakin-a** by Pressden^ Johns. F-ires* of Arden ^ 2-0c-3:0O pm-jtido and Karate oemon- 2-00-c 00 pm-Ooen h0jse. ReS!<jei1ce ^Ui Sorer, fy soires. Frafern Iv nouses C^ r Lf f^T^S^'^,Jb^05ad ^09r^ ^sccssirsns- Cs-ariTor tin en cn.iid'no ^ '* ?0 P*1" "".'ar-'aaasc 3.c*fe*-f-¥-* cr,, hea-et '' " G"f' 9: 3C otti- B: cert ler t. <-, • £ x *r&v9 m , tcmunels Center J tt" 10 ts p*an~**.F"re**orks d.spiay. He, ley 1= seyi Cofon Candyi ,„ Cream Cones! PopcornLScstS
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