1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

              8—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Friday, December 2. 1966
Charity
Food drive starts Dec. 5
The campus Christmas charity Linn   Green,   chairman,   said
drive tor the North AvenuoCom-     canned  food may bo loft at any
munlty Center will run from Dec.      sorority house or in the deposl-
*-'*" ' tory between tho Library and Ed-
jcatlon-Psychology Building.
A 10-foot thermometer will bo
attempt to     erected on campus to follow tho
ood for the     progress  of the week-long food
The drlvo,  organized  by  tho
residence halls, fraternities, and
Cotton   pickin'
School ol Agriculture,  rjallagher
man    and Cardwrll Is examination
High school cotton contest slated
the college and Produc
Oil Company, Is admin
FSC ag students.
t. Judging will then be
held In Industrial Arts 101. After¬
noon activities will include a
picnic at 1 p.m. in O'Neill Park,
Judging critiques by a panel of
cotton exports, discussion and the
The competition, sponsored by
Sudanese will view FSC
teacher training techniques
Three representatives from
e Ministry of Education In Su-
n will visit  Fresno State Col-
ek tour in tho UnltedStates.
I men will stay in Fresno
ly, Tuesday and Wednesday
111 tour both the campus and
ticlpatlng In this national
Im   Abdel   Latlf  and Abdel
are Provlnc
in Fresno a
scheduled fo
Tuesday, the
cation   in  Sudan
AL's
CHEVRON
SERVICE
•jf  Accessorlea
tAt   Lubrication
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
4797 E. Clinton
al Chostnut
FRESNO, CALIF.
'presentatlveswlil
e FSC agricultural
m, professor of
Teacher training procedures in
the Laboratory School and a
luncheon   with   faculty  members
planned for Wednesday.
Editor forms due
submit applications for spring
editor of The Dally Collegian or
editor of the fall 19C7 Handbook
TURNER'S
ENCO SERVICE
Tuns-ups - Brakes - Tiros
9*» - Oil - Accessories
Free Pick-up and Delivery
Phone 291-3182
3 Blocks East of FSC
VOLKSWAGEN
TUNE-UP
LOOK*
AUTO STEREO
SPECIAL SALE
4900
THIS WEEK
ONLY
STEREO TAPES FROM $3.98
LET IS TAPE YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS
HARRISON'S KING AUTOMOTIVE
^(s Sunday
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
Coriar
it - Phone: 237-8301
CHRIST CENTERED, BIBLE BASED,
LIFE RELATED
9:45 AM:   College-Business Bible Class.
1:00 AM:   Morning Worship.
7:00 PM:  Evening Worship—Excellent Music
8:15 PM:   College Discussion Hour-refreshments
Irving E. Penberthy, D.D., Pastor
tephen W. Boalt, B. Mus., Minister of Music, &
Iducatlon. Discover the difference at Cedar Avenue
St Pauls Catholic Chapol a* Newman Center
18TO B. BARSTOW AVE. -- Phooe: 43»-4«4J
MASSES: Sundays, 7 AM, 8:30 AM, 10 AM,
L 12 Noon; Mon. thru Fri., 5 PM; Sat. £ Holidays,
8 AM. CONFESSIONS: Sat., 3-5 PM It 7:30-9 AM,
and before Sunday Masses.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
CHURCH OFTHE BRETHREN
3901 E. Clinton - phone: 227-4123
15 AM: College Class meeting at 3781 E. Harv
11:00 AM : Morning Worship
,   J. D. Click, 1
College Church of Christ
KAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY:   Bible School, 9 AM;Mornlng Worship, 10 AM, Young
People, 5 PM; Evening Worship, 6 PM.
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CLINTON AT TKORNE - Phooe: M2-M59
0:30: Campus Hour 7:30: Evening Worship
9:30 4 11:00: Morning Worahip
Alan H. Brown, Minister, Dean F. Rowley, Aast. Minister
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
TUOLUMNE I M ST.
t. - Worship Service 9:00 AM:  Church S
7:00 PM; Wesley Fellowship (All Ages)
Dr. Herbert W. Nealo
SERMON TOPIC: To be announced
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
50 E. Santa. Ana (2 .blks. W. of Palm)      Rev. Chase H. Stafford
Worship Services 9 & 11 AM (nursery provided)
11 AM - Junior Church
Church School: 9:45 AM - CoUege Group. 7:30 PM
SERMON TOPIC: To be announced
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
. 280 WEST SHAW AVE.--Phooe: 229-M71
llrOOAM:   Sunday Services 11:00 AM:   Sunday School
8:00 PM:    Wadnoday Evening Testimonial Meetings
FREE READING_ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY
Open 12:00 to 4:30 PM Monday through .Friday
>>
Stop the World'   City Council OKs rezoning for
starts Asian tour Fashion Fair shopping center
Tho   travelln£ cast of Fresno      Korea,    Taiwan,    Okinawa,   tho ■    ■ W
State    CoUege's    productlo
•Stop  the World, I Want to Get
leaving Fresno yesterday amidst
fanfare and the celebration of
Fresno State College Day.
by Mayor Floyd H. Hyde and the
Fresno City CouncU to coincide
with tho FSC troupe's departure
on the tour sponsored by United
Service Organization (USO).
Mayor    Hyde   said   tho  group
nltlon for excellence avaUable
within the educational theater
field.*
The City CouncU also adopted
a resolution congratulating FSC
and President Frederic W. Ness
■for the selection of tho musical
producUon. . .and for their many
accomplishments in behalf of
California education.*
The group will travel to Japan,
Fair Chance
serves needy
OFC.
The  three-year program was
approved Nov. lOas an accredited
teacher education plan by the
California Stato Board of Educa¬
tion at a meeting In Los Angeles.
According to Dr. Richard K.
Sparks, dean of the School of
Education at Fresno State Col¬
lege, the accreditation ls a sig¬
nificant first In education. It rep-
especially I
vantaged art
The
in Interdisci¬
plinary approach to teacher
education In a variety of dis¬
ciplines. And, according to Dean
the teacher shortage can be mot
through Imaginative and lnnova-
PrimarUy concerned now with
elementary training, it ls ex¬
pected that next year the Fresno
program wUl be expanded to In¬
clude the Junior high school lovol.
The teacher training program
was made possible by a $438,000
(Con
n Pago 3, Col. 1
Penny is
crowned
FSC Queen
Penny MacDonald, Junior home
economics major, wUl reign as
the 1966-1967 Fresno State Col¬
lege Campus Queen.
Miss MacDonald received her
crown from out-going Queen
Linda Henderson at the annual
Queen's Ball Saturday night at
the Fresno Community and Con-
Among her majesty's dutlosln-
clude serving as FSC's official
hostess at athletic contests and
social events.
Delta Gamma president, Genie
Stolnhauer, wUl serve as first
alternate. She will assumo the
royal duUes InMlssMacDonald's
The FSC royal court consists
of    Linda   Soderstrom,    senior
social science major; Doe Dee
Sims, senior English major and
Shirlee    Ybanez,    Junior   music
PhUlpplnes andGua
SC is the only western col-
5 to be asked by the USO U
•oted 5-2 to approve the contro
yersial rezonlng.
Mayor Floyd Hyde told Olive
Friday, the Fres
THE     DAILY
COLLEGIAN
STATE       COLLEGE
MONDAY. UF.CKMBKK .1. I96G
No use cryin'
The Fresno Folk and Pootry Quartet practice
one of the folk songs they wlU present thoir
•Statements  for   Peace,"  program   this  Tuesday
at 1 p.m. in tho Arena Theater. Tho faculty group
are from loft: Phillip Levlno, Dr. Potor P. Evor-
wlne.Dr.Geno Bluesteln and Dr.Roger D.ChUtick.
Folk and poetry group to slap war
•Statemi
theme of tho Fresno Folk and quart(
Poetry Quartet's anU-Vlet War Blues
performance Tuesday, Dec. 8,
at 1 p.m. in the Arena Theator.
Tho quartet, composod of FSC
faculty members, ls being spon¬
sored by the Student Non-violent
Coordinating    Committee.    The
professor of EngUsh.
Dr.    Bluesteln and Dr. Ever
wino play and sing folk music ar
EngUsh; Dr. Roger D. Chlttlck,
associate professor of English;
and   phUllp    Levine,    assistant
Internship program
will help teachers
Commonly caUed an internship District, tho
program, its purpose Is to sup- School Dlstrl.
plement existing teacher educa-      Schools     and
When   asked   what the group
hoped to accomplish by Tuesday's
t"C
performance   Levlno  replied,
rs
■We want to mako It clear that
Americans are motivated by val¬
ues  other than those expressed
people hi
by   our   foreign  policy  in  Viet
Vlsalla
Unified
Nam, and that we havo a regard
ontral Un
Ion High
for  other  peoples  and cultures
, the Fre
snoClty
besides destroying them. Those
-ovlde.s genuineoppor-
• combining and putting
ce generally accepted
id principles In teachor
Sparks,   dean   of
With   specializations   In ele-
montary and secondary toachlng,
the basis of partial fulfUlment of
requirements. This means that
an intern must have a BA degree
prior to the classroom teaching
Htm
rehire
Good sense sitting
The American Bidet Co. (say BEE-day) offers the first revo»
utlonary change (at least In America) in the history of perineal
care. 'Perineal* refers to tho pelvic area, or perineum—down
around your fanny.
Tho toilet, used widely in Europe, eliminates tho need for toUet
paper. When no one ls looking, you kind of set yourself down on
It—tho thing looks Just like an ordinary toUet—and afterwards the
fun (7) begins. An advortlsement for the Bidet states, 'Press tho
lever and InstanUy a stream of warm water washes you clean.
Dries, too, with warm (nice) air. Doesn't that make good sense?*
For those of you who never thought about changing, tho ad offers
a refreshing phUosophlcal Justification for their product.
"Perhaps,* the ad says, 'you Just didn't want to think about it
bocauso you couldn't do anything about It....Common sense tolls
them.... Press the lever.... Join the Nice People every¬
where....'God help the weak.
ferent from the one presented In
January.
In January the City CouncU
overturned the pl&nnlngcommls-
slon's decision by a 6-1 vote to
approve tho rezoning of tho con¬
troversial land from residential
to commercial zoning.
After tho councU rojected the
rezonlng In January Mayor Hyde
suggested In September the plan
be  opened again if another site
much of the same testimony they
•The way In which tho College
Community Plan," said Mayor
Hyde, 'was presented to the coun¬
cU had a lot to do with over¬
turning   last   year's   decision.*
FSC President Frederic Ness
spoke against the shopping center
•if H
arlng.
onlng ls approved,*
isult could well mean the end of
e College Community Plan.
•In fact the Integrity of plan-
ng In the Fresno Metropolitan
rea as well as tho creation of
Shawls at stake.*
Jamoson said that none of tho
enough for a shopping center and
although tho city planning staff
realized this and had thought of
bringing tho college plan up to
dato, nothing had been done.
The construction wlU start as
soon as traffic and parking prob-
lroned out, said Jamoson.Tho$30
mUUon center will haveaBroad-
-Halo Store, Gottsc
J.   C.
1 the
In giving reasons why the coun¬
cU approved tho plan, Mayor Hyde
said that tho College Community
Plan was not meant to bo a Axed'
plan but was always Intended to
be subject to change as the com¬
munity changed.
After the vole, In examining
how the chango would affect FSC,
Dean Orrln Wardlo said thatthoy
could only wait and see what tho
•We wUl ro-evaluate our plans
Eventually tho r
Court hearing
is cancelled
A Student Court hearing on re-
has been canceled since no sug¬
gestions wore mado at tho first
hearing on Nov. 23, according to
Chief Justice John Wetzel.
Scheduled for today, the hear¬
ing was to havo enabled the Stu¬
dent      Court     to     hear     oral
suggestions regarding tho reap¬
portionment of the school
senators. Since tho deadline for
turning In written suggestions
was passed without response, too
Rogers gets award
A framed letter of commenda¬
tion wUl bo sent to head Football
Coach Darryl Rogors.
The Student Sena
Fresno   State    College   varsity
football team for thoir successful
coach, posted a 7-3 record this
soason, the best for FSC in over