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The Collegian
Tuesday, January 19, 1965
UC Tops In Peace Corps Recruiting
The University of California's most productive recruiting
Berkeley campus Is Uie nation's ground for the Peace Corps.
Mr. Chip At Your Service
The Most Delicious Potato Chip
Ideal tor parties or entertaining or Just munching.
Call 229-0044 For Mr. Chip
Jobs Available For low Income' Students
Work Study Agreements with Kenneth E. Lewis, coordinator in obtaining educationally relat-
two Fresno County School Dls- of financial aids, said yesterday ed part-time Jobs,
trlcts have been reached to pro- that Uie Fresno Colony and Mc- Applications for the work study
vide off-campus, part-time Jobs Klnley-Roosevelt School Dls- program are available In the of¬
fer^ students from low-Income trlcts have agreed to make funds flee of financial aids, administra- 4
available to hire Fresno State tlon 115, dally between 1 and
students for Jobs at $2.00 per 3 pm.
families.
Italian Food Served In The
Tradition of An Old
Italian Garden
Di Cicco's Pizzeria
FOUR SONS OF ITALY
Delivery
AD 7-7054
530 N. Blackstone
The Jobs avallablo will be nurs¬
ing assistant, library assistant,
clerical assistant and teacher
The Federal Work Study Pro¬
gram, provided for by the Eco¬
nomic Opportunity Act of 1964,
rAi\i\r/«TiA '" y^'^ays'Advertisement For Apartments In The College
l flPPFl TON Community The Names Of Three Apartments Were Switched.
WftlSLVIIVH They Are Printed Below Correctly
E OF APARTMENT
DISTANCE FROM SIZE
ACADEMIC CAMPUS OF
(Approximate) APTS,
FURNISHED, PRICE PER
PARTIALLY STUDENT PER
FURN. MONTH
Campus Apartments
2141-2157 E. Shaw
4441-4457 E. Sierra Madre
Capacity - 40 students
Part. Furn.
Part. Furn.
$37.50
$25.00
5264 N. Fruit
Fresno - 439-3184
Campus Ext. 233
Campus Terrace
1 bdrm. Furn.
3 bdrm. Furn.
(Two baths)
• Mr. ti Mrs. Kasalan
5151 N. Cedar
Fresno - 229-1439
s (WOMEN ONLY)
To Attend The Church of
Your Choice This Sunday
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
"Your Church Away From Home"
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
9.30 Coeipvi Hour 7:30 treeing Wonhip
PHONE: 237-8301
ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
CEDAR and DAKOTA,
11:00 AM Holy Communion and Sermon
Thursday - 0:45 and 10:30 AM Holy Communion
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
ISO WIST SHAW AVENUE PHONI IA V-1J71
Sunday Sefvkei 11 MM. Sundoy School—9,13 a.m.
Wedneidav tvenlee T.ilimoniol M..lingi— I p.«.
rid HADING IOOM AND ItNDING UIIAIY
Open 1 irOO lo 3,30 p.ei. Moegoy^r. Friday
flRST METHODIST CMKM TUOLUMNE t M „_
Morning Worihip._.9,00 1 11 ■OO AM
- WT.SC..OI ♦.SO AM w-lnNfc|B|lli 7*0
Revs. Robert W. Moon, ti
Phillip B. Kimble
Sermon: To be announced.
MILLBR00K PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. S. Wm. Antablln Pastor .
ST. Pauls Catholic Chapel at Newman Cento
'1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. ' Phone 439-4641
REV. SERGIO P. NEGRO, CHAPLAIN
MASSES: SUNDAYS - 7 AM, 10 AM ti 12 NOON
School Days - 4:45 PM - School Holidays & Sat. - 6 AM
CONFESSIONS: Sat. 3-5 PM ti 7:30 - 9 AM
Wed, ti Thur. 4:15 PM; And Before Sunday Masses.
BETHEL TEMPLE
THOMAS and CLARK
MS AM College and career cl
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
5:45 P.M. Youth Emphasis
7:00 P.M. Evangelistic
CUNTON AT THORNE
COLLEGE FORUM
CURRENT TRENDS 4 CHRISTIAN FAITH
SUNDAY 9:30 AM COFFEE And
For rl
EV. FREE CHURCH
LI 222-8883
3438 E. Ashlao.
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
4672 N. CEDAR at GETTYSBURG
Martin Schabacker. Pastor 8 & 11 AM Worship Servict
Karl Dunker 9 i 10 AM Bible Classes
Gamma Delta Association of Lutheran Students
For Transportation Call - 222-2320 or 299-221C
TRINITY LUTHERAN CH0RCH 3973 H. Ctiv Near AsUm
Utkeron Onna la Aierico CoUege Age—Sunday, 9 a
W.iMe-I.UIoaiu.
Philip A. Jordan, Martin J. Wager
iFor Trenaportetioo Call 229-8581 Carl G. Otutrbloorn. Pastor.
BELMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3425 £«sf SkkUs Aw.
Diicipi.. oi Chri.t FOR RIDES CALL
*.«^^f^j?»- 222,4361 -nr-uoo
ler. Corl ft. tsMeeon. Ml.liier
CHBtCH OF THI BRflMBIV^STV
Dames To Hold
Semester Party
At Cedar Lanes
The Fresno State College chap¬
ter of the University Dames will
hold Its semester party Jan. 30
ln the Cedar Lanes Walnut Room.
The cocktail hour will begin at
7 PM with a dinner following at
8 PM. \
Preceadlng the dance at 9 PM
members' husbands who are
graduating will receive a PHT,
Putting Hubby Through, degree.
Mrs. C. Noble Beard, faculty
sponsor, has been Invited to at¬
tend the final semester activity.
The out-going officers are
Mrs. Harley Moe, president; i
president; and M
Pollack, recording secretary.
Mrs. Arnold Doollttle,corres¬
ponding secretary; Mrs. Nell
Smith, treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Naugle, historian; Mrs. John
Schmidt and Mrs. Stephen Bar¬
rett,
Fraternities Plan
For Rush Week
An on-campus, as well as off-
campus, rush ls planned by tho
Interfraternlty Council.
The IFC recently passed a
during rush week, beginning
Feb. 7. «
•General Information will be
It U
Ernie Kinney, IFC public rela¬
tions chairman.
The first official rush activity
of the spring semester will be
open house series Sunday, Feb. 7
from 7 to 11PM.
A prospective rushee must
have completed 12 units and have
a cumulative grade point average
of 2.6.
F.S.C. Dorms
Call 227-7170
CHARTER
JET FLIGHTS
FROM EUROPE
Parls-San Francisco,
August 3, 1965
TO EUROPE
San Franclsco-Parls,
September 9, 1903
For Students, Faculty & Staff
iof the California State Colleges
For information:
Office of International
California stale Colleges
1600 Holloway Avenue
San Francisco, California
94132
Fare: $225 one way
Tuesday, January 19, 1965
The Collegian
Page 7
TOWER D*ffTRICT
Ha! 'Dog Comedians Win 86-58
O'Reilly's
Across from
Hoover Hi
Barstow at First
227-7220
By RON DELPIT
Katie bar the door. If the odor
stemming from last night's com¬
edy hour ever escapes the gym,
the entire school might become
contaminated.
Never ln the course of stage,
screen or radio has acomedyact
ever surpassed the hilarious rou¬
tine enacted by the members of
the Cal State of Hayward and
Fresno State College basketball
squads.
The little theater has never
presented anything with such a
humorous touch. If the bizarre
spectacle was not so pathetic, It
would be even more ludicrous.
Approximately 1000 onlookers
rollicked ln their seats as plays
did not work, passes were thrown
away, violation upon violation was
whistled, shots were missed, and
players scrambled madly for
loose balls.
It was Shakespeare who said,
•All the world ls a stage,* and It
was the Fresno State Bulldogs
who starred ln this laughter.
Stage fright must have struck,
for the most encouraging post
game? remark was, 'thank god
s hard pressed for topbllling these a
Funny part about It, It started
out like It was going to be a bas¬
ketball game. Nothing could have
been further from the truth.
Within five minutes after the
opening tip, and FSC In command
bya
For those of you already sick,
and don't care to read on, FSC
won 86-58 ln a non-leaguer, f
The referees were not Im¬
mune either. Time after time
they awarded the ball to the
wrong team, called ridiculous
fouls and conducted themselves
ln a manner befitting tho colos¬
sal hotbed of mirth ln which
they were Involved. |
Coach Harry Miller substi¬
tuted freely, partially due to the
precarious foul situation of Lon¬
nie Hughey arid Maury Talbot,
and partly because he wanted the
remainder of the team to log a
little playing time ln the laughter.
This was disastrous. The sec¬
ond unit was leaderless. Our sec¬
ond team was befuddled, bewild¬
ered and ragged as a skid row
tramp, which placed them ln the
same general category as Hay-
ward's first string. Together,
the teams amounted to slightly
less than organized chaos.
If you're Interested ln statis¬
tics, read these and then have a
good belly laugh.
and committed four fouls. Tal¬
bot committed four fouls while
playing little over half the game.
Hughey managed fourteen points
s of U
first
The best thing that can be said
for the second team ls that Dave
Parks scored a field goal. That
was their only noteworthy .ac¬
hy a
, the c
t jes-
half the game. John Bocko mis¬
placed three passes, Bob Jensen
two, and Bob Blanchard two. And
There were a few good points,
but they were as scarce as Icic¬
les ln hell. Talbot tanked 23
points, Bocko and Blanchard
turned ln One floor games, and
the cheering section made a lit¬
tle noise. And, oh yeah, the pop¬
corn wasn't bad. That's all that
It's not hard to see why form¬
er Fresnan BUI Vandonburgh ls
coaching at Hayward and not at
FSC anymore. It took him 20
minutes to diagnose the main
problem his team was having.
FSC continually shattered the
halfhearted press thrown up by
the Pioneers, and converted the
mistake Into easy three on two,
or two on one layups. The vlsl-
half, but the cat was already out
of the bag.
In all Justice, only two things
can be said for Hayward. Either
they had the worst night any
team has suffered since the In¬
vention of basketball by James
Nalsmlth ln 1891, or they ought
to be playing CYO ball with re¬
tarded Indians.
Substitution after substitution
proved to no avail. Last night
there was Just no salvation. Bas¬
ketball was set back five years
by the distasteful rlgamaroo per¬
petrated ln the local playyard.
Perhaps It was Just a case of
playing the same type of game\
that your opponent does. When
your foe ls Inept, and sloppy
your own play tends to be the
fillo splrltus
There will b
until after the
In nomine pater,
In order that Justice might be
served, and virtue rewarded each
and every customer should re¬
ceive a personal letter of apology
and a double your money back
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crowd on hand for the junior vai
slty basketball game Friday. A
of 25 people. Approximately 141
the people ln attendance were time:
friends and relatives of the play- UP w'
ers, five were from the oppos- no go
lng school, five were FSC stu- seasc
dents who booed the locals and Adlei
rooted for Merced and yours tru¬
ly. The game was free.
s lack of ei
on the tea
sometimes a team gels dis¬
couraged when they are constant¬
ly berated and not offered any
praise or encouragement. Some¬
times a team just wants to give
up when they are told that they're
no good and won't win a game all
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5134 N. Palm (At Shaw)
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Object Description
| Title | 1965_01 The Daily Collegian January 1965 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1965 |
| 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 |
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| Title | Jan 19, 1965 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1965 |
| 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 |
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Page 6
The Collegian
Tuesday, January 19, 1965
UC Tops In Peace Corps Recruiting
The University of California's most productive recruiting
Berkeley campus Is Uie nation's ground for the Peace Corps.
Mr. Chip At Your Service
The Most Delicious Potato Chip
Ideal tor parties or entertaining or Just munching.
Call 229-0044 For Mr. Chip
Jobs Available For low Income' Students
Work Study Agreements with Kenneth E. Lewis, coordinator in obtaining educationally relat-
two Fresno County School Dls- of financial aids, said yesterday ed part-time Jobs,
trlcts have been reached to pro- that Uie Fresno Colony and Mc- Applications for the work study
vide off-campus, part-time Jobs Klnley-Roosevelt School Dls- program are available In the of¬
fer^ students from low-Income trlcts have agreed to make funds flee of financial aids, administra- 4
available to hire Fresno State tlon 115, dally between 1 and
students for Jobs at $2.00 per 3 pm.
families.
Italian Food Served In The
Tradition of An Old
Italian Garden
Di Cicco's Pizzeria
FOUR SONS OF ITALY
Delivery
AD 7-7054
530 N. Blackstone
The Jobs avallablo will be nurs¬
ing assistant, library assistant,
clerical assistant and teacher
The Federal Work Study Pro¬
gram, provided for by the Eco¬
nomic Opportunity Act of 1964,
rAi\i\r/«TiA '" y^'^ays'Advertisement For Apartments In The College
l flPPFl TON Community The Names Of Three Apartments Were Switched.
WftlSLVIIVH They Are Printed Below Correctly
E OF APARTMENT
DISTANCE FROM SIZE
ACADEMIC CAMPUS OF
(Approximate) APTS,
FURNISHED, PRICE PER
PARTIALLY STUDENT PER
FURN. MONTH
Campus Apartments
2141-2157 E. Shaw
4441-4457 E. Sierra Madre
Capacity - 40 students
Part. Furn.
Part. Furn.
$37.50
$25.00
5264 N. Fruit
Fresno - 439-3184
Campus Ext. 233
Campus Terrace
1 bdrm. Furn.
3 bdrm. Furn.
(Two baths)
• Mr. ti Mrs. Kasalan
5151 N. Cedar
Fresno - 229-1439
s (WOMEN ONLY)
To Attend The Church of
Your Choice This Sunday
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
"Your Church Away From Home"
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
9.30 Coeipvi Hour 7:30 treeing Wonhip
PHONE: 237-8301
ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
CEDAR and DAKOTA,
11:00 AM Holy Communion and Sermon
Thursday - 0:45 and 10:30 AM Holy Communion
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
ISO WIST SHAW AVENUE PHONI IA V-1J71
Sunday Sefvkei 11 MM. Sundoy School—9,13 a.m.
Wedneidav tvenlee T.ilimoniol M..lingi— I p.«.
rid HADING IOOM AND ItNDING UIIAIY
Open 1 irOO lo 3,30 p.ei. Moegoy^r. Friday
flRST METHODIST CMKM TUOLUMNE t M „_
Morning Worihip._.9,00 1 11 ■OO AM
- WT.SC..OI ♦.SO AM w-lnNfc|B|lli 7*0
Revs. Robert W. Moon, ti
Phillip B. Kimble
Sermon: To be announced.
MILLBR00K PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. S. Wm. Antablln Pastor .
ST. Pauls Catholic Chapel at Newman Cento
'1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. ' Phone 439-4641
REV. SERGIO P. NEGRO, CHAPLAIN
MASSES: SUNDAYS - 7 AM, 10 AM ti 12 NOON
School Days - 4:45 PM - School Holidays & Sat. - 6 AM
CONFESSIONS: Sat. 3-5 PM ti 7:30 - 9 AM
Wed, ti Thur. 4:15 PM; And Before Sunday Masses.
BETHEL TEMPLE
THOMAS and CLARK
MS AM College and career cl
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
5:45 P.M. Youth Emphasis
7:00 P.M. Evangelistic
CUNTON AT THORNE
COLLEGE FORUM
CURRENT TRENDS 4 CHRISTIAN FAITH
SUNDAY 9:30 AM COFFEE And
For rl
EV. FREE CHURCH
LI 222-8883
3438 E. Ashlao.
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
4672 N. CEDAR at GETTYSBURG
Martin Schabacker. Pastor 8 & 11 AM Worship Servict
Karl Dunker 9 i 10 AM Bible Classes
Gamma Delta Association of Lutheran Students
For Transportation Call - 222-2320 or 299-221C
TRINITY LUTHERAN CH0RCH 3973 H. Ctiv Near AsUm
Utkeron Onna la Aierico CoUege Age—Sunday, 9 a
W.iMe-I.UIoaiu.
Philip A. Jordan, Martin J. Wager
iFor Trenaportetioo Call 229-8581 Carl G. Otutrbloorn. Pastor.
BELMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3425 £«sf SkkUs Aw.
Diicipi.. oi Chri.t FOR RIDES CALL
*.«^^f^j?»- 222,4361 -nr-uoo
ler. Corl ft. tsMeeon. Ml.liier
CHBtCH OF THI BRflMBIV^STV
Dames To Hold
Semester Party
At Cedar Lanes
The Fresno State College chap¬
ter of the University Dames will
hold Its semester party Jan. 30
ln the Cedar Lanes Walnut Room.
The cocktail hour will begin at
7 PM with a dinner following at
8 PM. \
Preceadlng the dance at 9 PM
members' husbands who are
graduating will receive a PHT,
Putting Hubby Through, degree.
Mrs. C. Noble Beard, faculty
sponsor, has been Invited to at¬
tend the final semester activity.
The out-going officers are
Mrs. Harley Moe, president; i
president; and M
Pollack, recording secretary.
Mrs. Arnold Doollttle,corres¬
ponding secretary; Mrs. Nell
Smith, treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Naugle, historian; Mrs. John
Schmidt and Mrs. Stephen Bar¬
rett,
Fraternities Plan
For Rush Week
An on-campus, as well as off-
campus, rush ls planned by tho
Interfraternlty Council.
The IFC recently passed a
during rush week, beginning
Feb. 7. «
•General Information will be
It U
Ernie Kinney, IFC public rela¬
tions chairman.
The first official rush activity
of the spring semester will be
open house series Sunday, Feb. 7
from 7 to 11PM.
A prospective rushee must
have completed 12 units and have
a cumulative grade point average
of 2.6.
F.S.C. Dorms
Call 227-7170
CHARTER
JET FLIGHTS
FROM EUROPE
Parls-San Francisco,
August 3, 1965
TO EUROPE
San Franclsco-Parls,
September 9, 1903
For Students, Faculty & Staff
iof the California State Colleges
For information:
Office of International
California stale Colleges
1600 Holloway Avenue
San Francisco, California
94132
Fare: $225 one way
Tuesday, January 19, 1965
The Collegian
Page 7
TOWER D*ffTRICT
Ha! 'Dog Comedians Win 86-58
O'Reilly's
Across from
Hoover Hi
Barstow at First
227-7220
By RON DELPIT
Katie bar the door. If the odor
stemming from last night's com¬
edy hour ever escapes the gym,
the entire school might become
contaminated.
Never ln the course of stage,
screen or radio has acomedyact
ever surpassed the hilarious rou¬
tine enacted by the members of
the Cal State of Hayward and
Fresno State College basketball
squads.
The little theater has never
presented anything with such a
humorous touch. If the bizarre
spectacle was not so pathetic, It
would be even more ludicrous.
Approximately 1000 onlookers
rollicked ln their seats as plays
did not work, passes were thrown
away, violation upon violation was
whistled, shots were missed, and
players scrambled madly for
loose balls.
It was Shakespeare who said,
•All the world ls a stage,* and It
was the Fresno State Bulldogs
who starred ln this laughter.
Stage fright must have struck,
for the most encouraging post
game? remark was, 'thank god
s hard pressed for topbllling these a
Funny part about It, It started
out like It was going to be a bas¬
ketball game. Nothing could have
been further from the truth.
Within five minutes after the
opening tip, and FSC In command
bya
For those of you already sick,
and don't care to read on, FSC
won 86-58 ln a non-leaguer, f
The referees were not Im¬
mune either. Time after time
they awarded the ball to the
wrong team, called ridiculous
fouls and conducted themselves
ln a manner befitting tho colos¬
sal hotbed of mirth ln which
they were Involved. |
Coach Harry Miller substi¬
tuted freely, partially due to the
precarious foul situation of Lon¬
nie Hughey arid Maury Talbot,
and partly because he wanted the
remainder of the team to log a
little playing time ln the laughter.
This was disastrous. The sec¬
ond unit was leaderless. Our sec¬
ond team was befuddled, bewild¬
ered and ragged as a skid row
tramp, which placed them ln the
same general category as Hay-
ward's first string. Together,
the teams amounted to slightly
less than organized chaos.
If you're Interested ln statis¬
tics, read these and then have a
good belly laugh.
and committed four fouls. Tal¬
bot committed four fouls while
playing little over half the game.
Hughey managed fourteen points
s of U
first
The best thing that can be said
for the second team ls that Dave
Parks scored a field goal. That
was their only noteworthy .ac¬
hy a
, the c
t jes-
half the game. John Bocko mis¬
placed three passes, Bob Jensen
two, and Bob Blanchard two. And
There were a few good points,
but they were as scarce as Icic¬
les ln hell. Talbot tanked 23
points, Bocko and Blanchard
turned ln One floor games, and
the cheering section made a lit¬
tle noise. And, oh yeah, the pop¬
corn wasn't bad. That's all that
It's not hard to see why form¬
er Fresnan BUI Vandonburgh ls
coaching at Hayward and not at
FSC anymore. It took him 20
minutes to diagnose the main
problem his team was having.
FSC continually shattered the
halfhearted press thrown up by
the Pioneers, and converted the
mistake Into easy three on two,
or two on one layups. The vlsl-
half, but the cat was already out
of the bag.
In all Justice, only two things
can be said for Hayward. Either
they had the worst night any
team has suffered since the In¬
vention of basketball by James
Nalsmlth ln 1891, or they ought
to be playing CYO ball with re¬
tarded Indians.
Substitution after substitution
proved to no avail. Last night
there was Just no salvation. Bas¬
ketball was set back five years
by the distasteful rlgamaroo per¬
petrated ln the local playyard.
Perhaps It was Just a case of
playing the same type of game\
that your opponent does. When
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