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OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT
WORLD-SIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MJSN AND WOMEN!
JAPAN - EUROPE - AFRICA - AUSTRALIA - THE SOUTH
PACIFIC - SOUTH AMERICA - THE FAR EAST.
EXCELLENT BENEFITS. HIGHER SALARIES AND WAGES!
FREE TRANSPORTATION! GENEROUS VACATIONS!
More than 300.000 Americans Japan, Africa, The South
lcluding members of Pacific, The Far East, South
the armed :
now living overseas. These
people are engaged in nearly
everypossible activi¬
ty...construction, engineer¬
ing, sales, transportation.
ting, manufacturing, oil
refining, teaching, nursing,
government, etc.-etc. And
many are earning $2,000 to
$5,000 per month...or more!
To allow you the op¬
portunity to apply for
overseas employment, we
have researched and compil¬
ed a new and exciting direc¬
tory on overseas employ¬
ment. Here is just a sample
of what our International
Employment Directory
(1). Our International
Employment Directory lists
of the free world!
Government agencies
employing personnel in near¬
ly every occupation, from
the unskilled laborer to the
college trained professional ,
(4). Firms and organiza¬
tions engaged in foreign con¬
struction projects, manufac¬
turing, mining, oil refining,
engineering, sales, services,
teaching, etc., etc.
(5). How and where to ap¬
ply for overseas Government
(7). You will receive oi
Employment Opportune
Digest ..jam-packed with i
formation about current j(
opportunities. Special
of
letp,
bartenders,
few. You will also receive
several Employment Ap¬
plication Forms that you
may send directly to the
companies you would like to
work for.
(21. Firms and organiza¬
tions employing all types of
personnel in Australia,
jects, executive positions
and teaching opportunities.
90 Day Money
Back Guarantee
Our International Employ¬
ment Directory is sent to you
with this guarantee. If for
any reason you do not obtain
overseas employment or you
are not satisfied with the job
offers...simply return our
Directory within 90 days and
we'll refund your money pro¬
mptly...no questions asked.
ORDER FORM
International Employment Directory
Please send me a copy of your International Employment
Directory. 1 understand that I may use this information for 90
days and il 1 am not satisfied-with the results, I may return
your Directory for an immediate refund. On that basis I'm
enclosing $20.00 cash... check.... or money order.... for your
Directory.
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Roommates Wanted
Iroom. 21/2 barn tiwvnhouseNear campusj
3 month. 1/3 utilities. Catr.
292-6807 evenings
toandlOrSoomai
Room, Board
Uve-la eKTiange for housevvork. Downtown
OovU. Fksdt* hours. 299-5243
Rem For Profit
Onty S2500 buys 50 percent- Interest m a tf»
bedroom, two Bath home; dose to CSUF.
Available for occupance prior to Spring sem
Call owner 1-627-9391
For Rent
Mental Hearth Workers-Night Shift
psychiatric hospital. Immediate opening on
the night shifts 17:20prrrfl:40arri| working
three 131/3 hours shifts per week.
Appflano must have completed at least 60
college units, preferably related to human
service fields. Female applicants required
working Thursday. Friday, and Saturday.
Male applicants required working Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday. Starting salary S1095
a month plus S20 a month transportation al¬
lowance from Fresno and VToaHa."
Representatives from Kings View Center will
be at CSUF conducting initial screening inter¬
views from Ham to Spm Thursday. 12/61/84.
For further Information and to schedule Inter¬
views, two orientation and information
sessions will be held in College Union room
#309 at 10am and Ift30am 12/6/84.
KINGS VIEW CENTER
42675, Road 44
Reedley, CA.
E.O.E.
Economical Living
1978 RV trailer. 23 1/2 feet In length. Fully
furnished, including phone, glassware, dishes,
towels, pots and pans, etdtl Onlv $4000
■ —275-3S19 evening
Roommate Wanted
Neat quiet person to share 2 bdrm. I bath.
$150 plus utilities. 1 mile from CSUF. Call
J Tat 292-4297
Female Roommate Wanted
Fresno Square Condo. $131 plus
1/4 utilities 227-6443
Entertainer For Hire
Man Atamiani Comectan/lrrrpresstonlst availabiel
ir Christmas party or gathering. ReascnabJ
itrates. For booWngj. call *
224-5306 Today
StuderrtDental/OptlCJl Plan
Enroll Nowl
Save yourteeth, eyes, and money too. For
information and brochure, see AS office
or call (406)371-6811
Typing/Word Processing
Close to CSUF. reSable and accurate.
Catllaura: 227-5154
Typing
jrate.$l per page. C
294-1025
Typing By Maty
Superior quaTrty, reasonable rz
Most work $1.25 a page.
222-0647 ■
Shear Delight Hair Salon
3019 N. Chestnut
SB Haircuts |RegJI2)
$30 Perms |Reg.S45)
Lost
Gold golf medallion. Reward.
Betty Lloyd at 294-2852
Inmate Seeks Outside Conoct
\MK answer all who write marriage minded.
White. 5'4*. aoe 30. brown hair, blue eyes.
Bill Qulnn, C-13794
P.O. Box 107-K117
Tehachapl.CA 93561
ForSale
Scuba qear. Excellent price Call
294-3659
ForSale
Touch arx) Sew Singer sewing m
accessories. Must seH $95 or best
222-8476
For Sale
.76 Chevy Nova. 8 cyt. Good running cc
|$1995. CaH Julie 239-2574
ARABIC MOVIES ft CASSETTES
Video movie rentals - over 200 available.
=,iv1ui1cc»ijettes-ovec 300 tapes.
ERNIE'S TV 224-4245
GETTYSBURG AT FRESNO
Easy, effective sett rrypnosls technique
can help Improve your memory and exam
scores, athletic performance. confidence
and personal He. Free private consul-
BPon Glenn, 222-7925
Elect
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Republican. California '86.
Needed
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December 5,1984
Sports
The Daily CoUegian-7
Bulldogs repel attacking Sioux
more production, there isnt any doubt'
he taid.
•n. c- , , • J The Bulld°B» looked disorganized du-
The Sioux came down from North ring much of the fim half JuEo-uuo
Dakota Tuesday mght with their y&ta- a 15-6 lead, but then giving uES
hawlu and the-r bow, and arrows, but points to let the Di^ion KuTbS
ch?„ye™n"C0Unt0nMi,ChArn0ld'Sm- Ln,Vhe,g*n,e' FSU,,retchT£K
chine gun back to five shortly before halftime on a
Fresno State's top scorer did a rapid fire three-point play by Arnold buTVont
job on the North Dakota cagers. connec- Dakou came back^h .no'.her ,i^„^
i.ng on nine of 13 shots from the field and row, taking the lead on a Gr« v„l!
contributing a total of 23 points to lead jump shot with four seconds to olay
!n Seltd°^re"53"36W'nOVer,beSiOUX 'A •^^vanuge.though^ZSved.
in belland Arena. Arnold came back with the first four
Once again FSU struggled in the first t""?1' f.,he sccond half and Riley added
half, only to come back and stifle the l n. JumPer to restore the Bulldogs'
opposing offense after intermission. A p|£ •? .IS*"*' .
2 7-26 halftime deficit quickly disappeared A . Y.eld the Sioux to a single basket
when Arnold hit a 13-foot jump shot to dun"8«he»n«l 10 minutes of thegameto
open the second 20 minutes, and the Put.tlj*contestaw«y- Arnold led the way
Bulldogs never relinquished the lead, out- W'i„ , P0l"u ln ,he 16"2 sPurt.
scoring North Dakou in the second half „ had a ,ot °f courage-said team-
""■"* ^rnes of Arnold after the gai
FSU
"He's really «
e through for us, and let
KSjrsr0"*.'-"-•. ^^r^KS
"1 think IVe been telling the story like it
11 n I n k. rve been telling the story like it Barnes looked more comfortable against
be said. "WeVe got a long ways to go. the Sioux than he had in last weekend's
definitelv have some weakn««« < •
There are some kids on that team that are peared to be less of a problem, as he not
starting that it may.be next year before only put in 13 points, but also led the
ihey play the way you want them to." 'Dogs, in rebounds with six, and added a
Arnold and center Scott Barnes, who P4" of ""i*" and » blocked shot,
chipped in with 13 points, accounted for &*rncs attributed the Bulldogs' poor
ihe bulk of the Fresno State scoring? first half performance to nervousness and
Starting forwards Brian Salone and Der- a lack of confidence. -:arfli5*a*.-a|j«j»i^^M^^^^^™
nek Riley could manage only four points "Tbe c,m half we were really helter North Dakota. Mark Bosco and Greg Yergler try to m „_„
between them, a fact that concerns Grant. skelter out there." he said. "1 know in the wont get a shot at another two during the Buildup' 53-36 victory over th* Sioux
"They (the forwards) need to give us • See Sioux, page 8 Tuesday night at Selland Arena. '
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| Title | 1984_12 The Daily Collegian December 1984 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Title | Dec 5, 1984 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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J C^
Classified
(SrV*
F——-----1
OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT
WORLD-SIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MJSN AND WOMEN!
JAPAN - EUROPE - AFRICA - AUSTRALIA - THE SOUTH
PACIFIC - SOUTH AMERICA - THE FAR EAST.
EXCELLENT BENEFITS. HIGHER SALARIES AND WAGES!
FREE TRANSPORTATION! GENEROUS VACATIONS!
More than 300.000 Americans Japan, Africa, The South
lcluding members of Pacific, The Far East, South
the armed :
now living overseas. These
people are engaged in nearly
everypossible activi¬
ty...construction, engineer¬
ing, sales, transportation.
ting, manufacturing, oil
refining, teaching, nursing,
government, etc.-etc. And
many are earning $2,000 to
$5,000 per month...or more!
To allow you the op¬
portunity to apply for
overseas employment, we
have researched and compil¬
ed a new and exciting direc¬
tory on overseas employ¬
ment. Here is just a sample
of what our International
Employment Directory
(1). Our International
Employment Directory lists
of the free world!
Government agencies
employing personnel in near¬
ly every occupation, from
the unskilled laborer to the
college trained professional ,
(4). Firms and organiza¬
tions engaged in foreign con¬
struction projects, manufac¬
turing, mining, oil refining,
engineering, sales, services,
teaching, etc., etc.
(5). How and where to ap¬
ply for overseas Government
(7). You will receive oi
Employment Opportune
Digest ..jam-packed with i
formation about current j(
opportunities. Special
of
letp,
bartenders,
few. You will also receive
several Employment Ap¬
plication Forms that you
may send directly to the
companies you would like to
work for.
(21. Firms and organiza¬
tions employing all types of
personnel in Australia,
jects, executive positions
and teaching opportunities.
90 Day Money
Back Guarantee
Our International Employ¬
ment Directory is sent to you
with this guarantee. If for
any reason you do not obtain
overseas employment or you
are not satisfied with the job
offers...simply return our
Directory within 90 days and
we'll refund your money pro¬
mptly...no questions asked.
ORDER FORM
International Employment Directory
Please send me a copy of your International Employment
Directory. 1 understand that I may use this information for 90
days and il 1 am not satisfied-with the results, I may return
your Directory for an immediate refund. On that basis I'm
enclosing $20.00 cash... check.... or money order.... for your
Directory.
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
.APT* _. *_._
International Employment Directory 1984
Roommates Wanted
Iroom. 21/2 barn tiwvnhouseNear campusj
3 month. 1/3 utilities. Catr.
292-6807 evenings
toandlOrSoomai
Room, Board
Uve-la eKTiange for housevvork. Downtown
OovU. Fksdt* hours. 299-5243
Rem For Profit
Onty S2500 buys 50 percent- Interest m a tf»
bedroom, two Bath home; dose to CSUF.
Available for occupance prior to Spring sem
Call owner 1-627-9391
For Rent
Mental Hearth Workers-Night Shift
psychiatric hospital. Immediate opening on
the night shifts 17:20prrrfl:40arri| working
three 131/3 hours shifts per week.
Appflano must have completed at least 60
college units, preferably related to human
service fields. Female applicants required
working Thursday. Friday, and Saturday.
Male applicants required working Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday. Starting salary S1095
a month plus S20 a month transportation al¬
lowance from Fresno and VToaHa."
Representatives from Kings View Center will
be at CSUF conducting initial screening inter¬
views from Ham to Spm Thursday. 12/61/84.
For further Information and to schedule Inter¬
views, two orientation and information
sessions will be held in College Union room
#309 at 10am and Ift30am 12/6/84.
KINGS VIEW CENTER
42675, Road 44
Reedley, CA.
E.O.E.
Economical Living
1978 RV trailer. 23 1/2 feet In length. Fully
furnished, including phone, glassware, dishes,
towels, pots and pans, etdtl Onlv $4000
■ —275-3S19 evening
Roommate Wanted
Neat quiet person to share 2 bdrm. I bath.
$150 plus utilities. 1 mile from CSUF. Call
J Tat 292-4297
Female Roommate Wanted
Fresno Square Condo. $131 plus
1/4 utilities 227-6443
Entertainer For Hire
Man Atamiani Comectan/lrrrpresstonlst availabiel
ir Christmas party or gathering. ReascnabJ
itrates. For booWngj. call *
224-5306 Today
StuderrtDental/OptlCJl Plan
Enroll Nowl
Save yourteeth, eyes, and money too. For
information and brochure, see AS office
or call (406)371-6811
Typing/Word Processing
Close to CSUF. reSable and accurate.
Catllaura: 227-5154
Typing
jrate.$l per page. C
294-1025
Typing By Maty
Superior quaTrty, reasonable rz
Most work $1.25 a page.
222-0647 ■
Shear Delight Hair Salon
3019 N. Chestnut
SB Haircuts |RegJI2)
$30 Perms |Reg.S45)
Lost
Gold golf medallion. Reward.
Betty Lloyd at 294-2852
Inmate Seeks Outside Conoct
\MK answer all who write marriage minded.
White. 5'4*. aoe 30. brown hair, blue eyes.
Bill Qulnn, C-13794
P.O. Box 107-K117
Tehachapl.CA 93561
ForSale
Scuba qear. Excellent price Call
294-3659
ForSale
Touch arx) Sew Singer sewing m
accessories. Must seH $95 or best
222-8476
For Sale
.76 Chevy Nova. 8 cyt. Good running cc
|$1995. CaH Julie 239-2574
ARABIC MOVIES ft CASSETTES
Video movie rentals - over 200 available.
=,iv1ui1cc»ijettes-ovec 300 tapes.
ERNIE'S TV 224-4245
GETTYSBURG AT FRESNO
Easy, effective sett rrypnosls technique
can help Improve your memory and exam
scores, athletic performance. confidence
and personal He. Free private consul-
BPon Glenn, 222-7925
Elect
God and Mike Eagles for Govemer.
Republican. California '86.
Needed
Semen donors for research project only. .
Reimbursement offered Call 221-8682
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•PtrlactGu,
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I
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L-----------J
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■■HHHHHIHIBIBLiail
December 5,1984
Sports
The Daily CoUegian-7
Bulldogs repel attacking Sioux
more production, there isnt any doubt'
he taid.
•n. c- , , • J The Bulld°B» looked disorganized du-
The Sioux came down from North ring much of the fim half JuEo-uuo
Dakota Tuesday mght with their y&ta- a 15-6 lead, but then giving uES
hawlu and the-r bow, and arrows, but points to let the Di^ion KuTbS
ch?„ye™n"C0Unt0nMi,ChArn0ld'Sm- Ln,Vhe,g*n,e' FSU,,retchT£K
chine gun back to five shortly before halftime on a
Fresno State's top scorer did a rapid fire three-point play by Arnold buTVont
job on the North Dakota cagers. connec- Dakou came back^h .no'.her ,i^„^
i.ng on nine of 13 shots from the field and row, taking the lead on a Gr« v„l!
contributing a total of 23 points to lead jump shot with four seconds to olay
!n Seltd°^re"53"36W'nOVer,beSiOUX 'A •^^vanuge.though^ZSved.
in belland Arena. Arnold came back with the first four
Once again FSU struggled in the first t""?1' f.,he sccond half and Riley added
half, only to come back and stifle the l n. JumPer to restore the Bulldogs'
opposing offense after intermission. A p|£ •? .IS*"*' .
2 7-26 halftime deficit quickly disappeared A . Y.eld the Sioux to a single basket
when Arnold hit a 13-foot jump shot to dun"8«he»n«l 10 minutes of thegameto
open the second 20 minutes, and the Put.tlj*contestaw«y- Arnold led the way
Bulldogs never relinquished the lead, out- W'i„ , P0l"u ln ,he 16"2 sPurt.
scoring North Dakou in the second half „ had a ,ot °f courage-said team-
""■"* ^rnes of Arnold after the gai
FSU
"He's really «
e through for us, and let
KSjrsr0"*.'-"-•. ^^r^KS
"1 think IVe been telling the story like it
11 n I n k. rve been telling the story like it Barnes looked more comfortable against
be said. "WeVe got a long ways to go. the Sioux than he had in last weekend's
definitelv have some weakn««« < •
There are some kids on that team that are peared to be less of a problem, as he not
starting that it may.be next year before only put in 13 points, but also led the
ihey play the way you want them to." 'Dogs, in rebounds with six, and added a
Arnold and center Scott Barnes, who P4" of ""i*" and » blocked shot,
chipped in with 13 points, accounted for &*rncs attributed the Bulldogs' poor
ihe bulk of the Fresno State scoring? first half performance to nervousness and
Starting forwards Brian Salone and Der- a lack of confidence. -:arfli5*a*.-a|j«j»i^^M^^^^^™
nek Riley could manage only four points "Tbe c,m half we were really helter North Dakota. Mark Bosco and Greg Yergler try to m „_„
between them, a fact that concerns Grant. skelter out there." he said. "1 know in the wont get a shot at another two during the Buildup' 53-36 victory over th* Sioux
"They (the forwards) need to give us • See Sioux, page 8 Tuesday night at Selland Arena. '
FREE
w2010"
POSTER
Only at...
kinko's
USED BOOK BUYBACK
[CBl
Christmas Special!
*\ MISSION VILLAGE CEMTEFJ
S 393 E SHAW
9 FRESNO. CA 93710
8 (209)222-1745
S With your student I.D.
5 recieve $5.00 OFF
I*- perms by appointment
Haircuts $7.00
$1.00 off any service
with student I.D.
(No appt necessary)
J Manicurists
5 HOURS available
8 M—F 10-6, yr
•J Sat. 10-5 appointment
J Sun. 11-4
\ Expin$ 12-31-64
AFTER
unlet
ivaila
opofn
BRING YOUR USED TEXTBOOKS TO
KENNEL BOOKSTORE
DURING USED BOOK BUYBACK!
DEC 12
WED
8:30 -
6:30
TEXTBOOKS MUST BE:
DEC 13
THU
8:30 -
6:30
1) .OVER S..50 RETAIL.
DEC 14
FRI
8:30 -
1:30
2) THE PROPER EDITIONS FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER
DEC 17
DEC 18
MON
TUE
8:30 -
8:30 -
6:30
6:30
3) {ulii? MANUALS; WORKBOOKS. OR WORKING TEXTS.
«) NOT LO05ELV BOUND |
