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VOL. 1 1 1 10 E. Alondra Blvd. Norwalk, California Wednesday, December 1, 1971 Faculty Retroactive Pay • May Come Under Phase 2 Cerritos personnel are still awaiting the fiscal wages will very shortly begin salary increases contracted for prior to If the pavboard should agree to grant word as to whether or rot their to reflect computations of salaries that President Nixon's executive order of these retroactive pav raises, which paychecks for the rest of the f seal year would have been earned under the wage Aug. 15.1971 teacher organizations and labor unions will be fatter according to Dr.iSiegfried package approved by the Cerritos This is now scheduled to show up in the across the nation seek, there would have C. Ringwald. Cerritos president. College Board of Trustees last spring December pay warrants to be issuen to be further rulings from the board and What everybody is awaitirfg is the There will, however, be a holiday between Dec. 20 and 22. then these would have to be reviewed by payboard's. established under President bonus in the December paychecks The order which froze salaries, rents the Los Angeles County Counsel. Bi'l DM i i hilp-B. it i Buchvns in her math Students who Nixon's Economic Sta )ilization following last week's action bv the and prices, established Nixon's HELP - Student tutor, This further review, a technical step help othei students on campus through the tutoring service Program, decision regarding retro­ payboard. Economic Stabilization Programs qua!died to be tutors that is required before any school board .Ir JvL.-uM The service is located in the lower level of the active oav increases. The pavboard has allowed all step- During the initial period of the order which is dii ecled by within the county may act, only acts to Learning Mamma! Cc If the board should rule tavo ablv then increases, fringe benefits and scheduled since called Phase One. all contractual 1 further slow the process and thereby i TM Photos bv Rick Haines i obligations made earlier this year were effects the ability of the payroll voided. department to legally get out the proper Most are now awaiting further actions paychecks. and rulings from the various guideline groups during Phase Two which is Teachers Hopeful Program's One Problem currently in effect Instructors are hoping, on a short Phase Two is now nearly two weeks term basis, that there will be a granting old and new rulings and interpretations of the retroactive payraise that would are still being handed down daily. help offset added holiday- season Even it the payboard unit of the expenses Come In Too late Economic Stabilization Program should On a long term basis it would mean approve pay raises on a retroactive that their paychecks would begin to "There's no reasi r. now n someone and before mid-term. 317 students have sighted enough when we ask for funds- state. Juliano plans to send this report to basis later this week there is doubt reflect, in January. 1972. amounts due needs help, thev can get help There's a been tutored by one of the 50 tutors thev put funds right in there. They the board. whether it would show up in the final them from the start of the school year in place for help and vithout any cost.' available according to Juliano. deserve a pat on the back for it." adds To apply, students mav pick up December. 1971. faculty paycheck. September. 1971 said Richard Juliano director ot tutorial "Math is the big area." says the Juliano. who also said that because of applications on the desk in LMC 110. the This is according to Dr. Stuart Bundy. services, while explaining about director "Accounting. chemistry, the board's support and th< money tutoring room. An assistant is available vice-president and dean of instruction at Instructors earning about $14,000 a Cerritos' tutorial pro m foreign languages, psychology, nursing. available it has helped to n ,ake the on Monda\s. Wednesdays and Fridays Cerritos. who states that the payroll school vear. 10-inonths. would be In a recent i Uerview. Juliano LVN. biology, anatomy and physiology, program a success." from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m and from 9 am. to division has been working feverishly eligible to receive a $32 50 pav increase emphasized that siui ients needing help history, and English are the subjects The California Honor Society, 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. trving to keep pace with the latest per month computed at 3.75 per cent. with their studies m :c. receive at least most students are needing help in." he according to the director, at the Long More information mav be attained by- rulings and interpretations of the wage This was the figure agreed upon earlier 10 hours ot free tut on added. Beach convention, voted unaramously calling extension 444 or talking ither setting unit now in operation under this year by the Cerritos College Board "Veterans, noted ie director, 'can The program was instituted by Juliano that Cerritos' tutoring is the best in the the assistants and Juliano. Phase Two of President Nixon's of Trustees qualify for help under a special program a year and a half ago with a budget of Economic Stabilization Program if their instructor ca i verity 'hat thev $10,000. Presently after services Under this pav scale, an instructor are failing or might tail, and that the increased. $16,000 was allocated for this Family Rulings earning $8,950 according to Bundy. would receive a $33.37 a month increase. class is necessary tor their progra m year's program operation. TV. New: Is Biased" L'nder the latest procedures outlined Big Problem Tutor Salary last week pay raises may now be Fringe Benefits "The big problem in the past." Tutors are paid $2.50 per hour and onlv granted along with assorted fringe 'The above figures, not reflecting a reported Juliano in relation to the work 10 hours per week The tutors have benefits already approved earlier this retroactive increase, would go up if such program's effectiveness, "'s students a B average and have an A in the subject Says KN ICs James Foy year. an increase is allowed. Also, according >>a:f .i.lu i ;t - CV i. eji.lu i'i'i thev are tutor ing and are recommended but there have oeen further to Bunciy. there is a one-percent figure Manv ot the studerts began using the by their instructor. "You're wrong to expect vourfnews to when someone calls us to tell us about clarifications since last week's ruling to be added onto the figure for fringe service live weeks alter school began. "The board t of trustees i has been far be perfect on television." sak;, James something, we can't always be certain of setting forth family differences to be benefits Foy. editorial director for KM C. At a the significance of it or even whether it's accounted for 'single, divorced, etc. e recent student leadership con'erence. news." Fov said These interpretations have kept the Fov claimed that every television news Foy noted that the average L.A. County Counsel's ol f ice and Art Show, New ansfer Rules - broadcast in the country today is biased newscaster on television reads from 100 working at a feverish pace just to make and distorted. He minced no words in i® to 175 words per minute. Thus, he said, it the college's pay unit working overtime talking about what he cal ed the would take the newscaster 20 minutes to just to make sure that instructors get as limitations of television news br< adcast. Voca Studies Out read the words on one page of the much as they legally should in 3 Awards "We simply are an electronic 1 eadline average newspaper December, according to Bundy. Vocational course s lor th most part Cerritos will be accepted for graduation service." he said, "we simply live the The sixth annual Cerritos Open art It would be 'miraculous' it the payroll may no longer count in ti referring to a credit by the state college. headlines with pictures." "I cringe." he said, when I hear exhibition offered cash prizes totaling people could come up with a retroactive state college as a result a new ruling Before the change a student could Foy pointed out that there aredseveral someone sav he gets all his news from $750 which were awarded to three television. He's got to get it from a pavcheck lor our people should such a going to effect in the tail or 197 4. move on to a state college as a junior factors that cause the news programs California artists variety of sources if he wants the full according to Don Sudani, de i ot student once he had completed 60 units or two to be biased. ruling be forthcoming, commented the personnel storv," dean The three winning art works were vears of work There was no One factor, he said, is the f|ct that among 78 accepted from 345 entered in So a student who begins his college requirement that all 60 units of credit most TV stations do not have enough the art show. study by taking pure vocational courses had to be in courses that the state personnel to cover a number o. major and then decides to change to a pure college would count toward graduation news stories simultaneously i For The awards of S250 each went to John academic program leading to a degree Close contacts are maintained with example, he said that his statioi j has 12 Patrick Brennick of Long Beach for a may be requiied to stav longer here at the state colleges says Siriani so there is four-man crews to cover news'. in the lithograph entitled "Victorian Cerritos no reason tor anv student to have a metropolitan area. "What happens if Wallpaper." to Charles Cangilose of Los The same possibility laces the student serious problem, if he takes the there are 24 major things all ha ipening Angeles for a large work of lacquer on necessary care in working closely with who mav have had a poor academic at once." he said. "Someone has to masonite "Opus 3, No. 2" and to Dennis one of the 12 counselors at Cerritos record in high school and takes remedial decide what gets covered, afd that Ruble of Anaheim for a pen and ink Most Cerritos students who seek a classes at C rito-.. us work someone has his own biases." drawing called "New Couch bachelor's degree transfer to the state might have iltie iige ring colleges in either Long Beach. Los Time Problem Along with the cash awards, lour transfer units, -uv- Angeles or Fullerton. Another problem facing TV ne vsmen. honorable mention award were made. However, most Siriani revealed the catalog is in the he said, is time-or the lack of it. rle said adversely aliccied that process ot being redesigned so that it's not unusual for a station p have is if they plan their potential transfer students will see at a approximately- three hours of filmed Siriani said ihe glance that thev have flexibility when events everyday to squeeze int) a 50- United Crusade the transfer-boun they enroll for courses needed for minuteor even a 25-minute broadcast. certain that the transfer credit The selection of photos is another form of bias. "If we have covereaa riot, and most of frames in that film show- Contributions Up police striking the rioters-and very few- frames in that film show rioters striking More than $2,100 dollars was collected the police-how do we determine Svhat is for the United Crusade, representing a 7 fair and what actually happened" " he 139 per cent increase over last vears said, adding: "Especially when \|e may donations, according to Nello Di Corpo. JOAN SCHLTZ—is taking orders !>>r outs i..r the Holidays. The proceeds are to go to not have been there when it all started. SAY CHEESE - A young photo journalist tinds a willing model at the rummage sale dean of Community Services and the Speech and Loiguaeie Development Center located in Anaheim. For ordering Another big problem is 'tr[at we Saturday held in front of the Cerritos Gvm. The sale was sponsored bv financial chairman ot the drive simplv don't always know- aids. (TM Photo by George Cormany I and or information call Ex 277 Di Corpo said he expects the total to happening in this vast area of ouri JOHN GODDARD FILM-LECH RE - Our I ltransomc Age" film-lecture will be exceed $2,400 when late donations are presented bv Comrri'mity services in Burnight Theatre, tomorrow at 8 p.m. receiv ed Admission is i ree to students with brown ID. card with sticker attached who pick up T'm pleased that so many people their tickets in the Stu-ier! < 'enter Ticket Booth prior to the performance. Program Boost reached into their pockets to make this SCHOLARSHIPS FOR AMERICAN INDIANS - Loans and grants are available to drive a success, especially during these eligible applicants M».>t be one-fourth or more degree American Indian. Eskimo, or economically troubled tunes, with the Aleut blood, and have membership in a tribal group served by the Bureau of Indian Counselors Tour Cerrito price freeze and all." Di Corpo said. Affairs For further inn.ma'.ion. contact the Office of Student Affairs. interest in high school and mav take the participate in this program i the CERRITOS OPEN ART SHOW: This Sixth Annual all media show will continue The Cerritos Counseling depa 'tment "Everyone involved in the drive made has started a three to four i week college classes to begin his college decision of high school counselors nd is through Decembt r Gallery hours are Sunday through Friday from noon to 4:30 an all out effort to do better than last counseling tour of the high school; in the credits while still in high school not dependent on outstanding academic p.m. and Monday thro'gh fhur-dav irem 6 to 9 p m. The gallery is closed on vear. and thev deserve a pat-on-the- district in conjunction wdth the Office of Other students mav want to take the achievement. Saturday Admission is iree ol charge back." Di Corpo added. Extended Day to promote the yeysey vocational courses offered bv the college SPECIAL SER\ ICES-The entice ,t Special Services has information available for Relieve Congestion Program according to Dr. S|ephan that are not offered in high school. Members of the steering committee Dr Epler further explained that the Spanish surnamed veterans who are interested in attending Cal State Fullerton in Epler. director of the Extended Day Decision Easier aiding Di Corpo in the drive were Dr the spring 72 Inu rested Ma-dents should contact the EOP office in Room AD-8 or program is beneficial to both the college Hugh Wilkoff, president of the Faculty- Division. In some cases the program offers the call 860-2451 ext 311 and the high school. While the program Association. Kenneth Metzger. high school student a chance to see what JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLES —Eti.|«iv musical sound ot jazz and rock ensembles every The Veysey Program, initiat id by helps to relieve the load on the president of the Cerritos chapter of the college is really like and therefore helps week for an hour on Thursdays at the Burnight Center. Performances will be at 11 Congressman Victor Veysey in : 1969. overcrowded high schools it also helps California School Employees in making the decision as to whether to a.m. allows 15 percent of the students ii Their the college by having the extra students Association: Mrs. Esther Hinds, an continue on to college junior or senior vears of high set ?ol to counted as part of the government administrative secretary; and Mrs. •THE REIVERS' - To The program also helps the high isht t ; he Bui r ight "Theatre. Two showings. 7:30 p.m. and supplement their education by aking allocation of funds to the college Dorothy Wilson. a telephone 9:30 p.m. Admission tree school student choose a major or goal fonts with brown ID card with sticker attached. All classes in college. switchboard operator seats are on first come ti St-St ! ved basis for study bv introducing him to different Although the program has fallen to THE COSMETOLOGY DEPARTMENT -will hold their annual student hairstyling Dr Epler states that there are v; rious courses open to him such as--police less than 500 students this fall Dr. Epler 'Thev were assisted by 24 other stall contest Monday. Dec i. in the student center. Everyone is invited to attend the advantages to the students 'or faking science, drafting, or a liberal arts field. feels this new drive for enrollment will members in contacting the 428 full-time comb-outs, which begin at 6:30 p.m . followed by a program during the judging time, part in the program. Some s' jdent i may- Dr. Epler explains that the choice of bring the tigures up to let the full employees and manv ot the 270 part- and presentation of awards There is no admission charge have exhausted all the cc arses |f his which high school students mav advantages of the program be felt. time employees. Page 2 f ALON MARKS Wednesday, December 1, 1971 Birth Rate-Society's Doom

By AL WHEELER \ More than a third of the 20 million masses ol people to new areas would because of economic necessity. TM Staff Writer j babies born in India each year suiter mean the building of cities, creation of If the population were less than i j permanent brain damage due to poor jobs, construction ot all the services current levels they could enjoy higher The misconceptions surrounding diets that fail to provide enough protein thev are accustomed to i water, power, incomes, with less taxes, because of a population dynamics has stifled the India is not alone in this plight It is schools, etc. i. The primary reason for reduced demand for education. Thus efforts of specialists seeking solutions to happening throughout the world, the location of cities is their ability to when colleges, such as Cerritos. asked the population explosion and have including the U S. said David Nan Vleck. provide jobs and services persons the tax payer for more money these promoted arguments against population associate protcsso'- ot biology. desire 11 unpopulated areas had these persons would be able to provide more control [ Middleburv College abilities thev would have been settled financing without jeopardizing their One of these arguments sterns from long ago. incomes. Green Revolution the belief that lowered birth rates in the Industrialization is also blamed for the Genocide Cited Critics ot the population crisis state United States have marked the passing population problem but this theory- Other opponents of controls on that the "green revolution" will provide seems to become twisted bv some population cite genocide as the of the population explosion. | enough food to Iced the entire world, individuals Economists point out that motivation behind critics of a large Dr. Paul Ehrlich. a Stanford now and in the I oture the larger the demand ior consumer populous Some black leaders have University biologist, opposes this Ehrlich states that it would take an goods will be. One side ieeds the other indicated that a reduced population in argument "Although the birth-rate in overnight increase ot thirty per cent in and the situation spirals, leading to over the United States is a plot against the the U.S. has hit record lows (around 16 world food production to feed today's use ol natural icsources and more blacks to exterminate their race from per thousand per yean it lias not population decently pollution America approached the death rate (9 per "The world's population is growing at Industry is more than willing to Ehrlich answers this by stating. "The thousand per yean. Even at tiat low a rate which will double its size in only comply with the growing demands of the best way to avoid any hint of genocide is rate the population of the Unitee States 35 years. The contention ot some well consumer. Through advertising to control the population of the dominant will double in about 100 vears." h > said. fed journalists that the green revolution will keep food production ahead ot manufacturers create demands and group. If this means an increase in the 71 "The low birth rate will not persist population growth over the next few- products the consumer doesn't really proportion of dark-skinned people in our since the large group of womenaborn in decades is nonsense." Ehrlich said need society, so what'' If blacks and whites the post World War II baby boOm will cannot learn to enjoy their differences Standing alone the increases in food Local Reason move into their peak reproductive instead of using them as a basis for production are good With the help ol One reason for population control can LA Paper Offers period within the next few years," hatred, there will not be a world worth new pesticides and new strains ot crops, be lound on this campus 'there is much Ehrlich said. production is up However, when tood complaining about the size of classes living in. If they do learn to live together Temporary Decline j production figures are compared to and the remoteness of instructor to with mutual cultural enrichment, then Viewing a temporary decline in the world wide growth rates in population, student The administration is the exact mix of colors will be of little birth rate as a sign of the encj of the it becomes clear that agriculture is continually forced to find ways to consequence." Middle Mans Views population explosion is like con|idering fighting a losing battle to the world's educate more and more students. The John Birch Society views a warm Dec. 26 as a sign of spring." he "The news ignored by others' " is the motto of the Los Angeles .News Advocate, new born The larger the student body the larger population control as a communist plot a fledgling newspaper that has taken roots in the Los Angeles area. Hopefully, it will said. f the costs ot maintaining the college. One to weaken the United States' power to Another argument against population Another theory that misleads many- cause new tremors in the community that cause some people to think. solution is larger classes which results fight oft communist domination of control is that population problems exist persons is that there is more land that is The News Advocate, founded a little over a year ago, is on the road to becoming in little or no interaction between America and the world. in other countries but not in the} United potentially usable for crop production the middle-man between the Los Angeles Times and the Free Press, Of the entire world's surface onlv 400 student and teacher If it is of any importance to the States. i Since Cerritos is a community- college and the Free Press. Of this Ehrlich said "considering the million acres are acceptable for Birchers. the communist countries supported by public funds persons The paper, according to Tom Ritt, executive editor, is trying to reach the problems of pollution, poverty, clogged farming. have, in most cases, population responsible for funding the college, thru famous "middle class,'' who we've all heard so much about but so little from highways, overcrowded schools! urban Densities Misleading problems worse than the United States. property- taxes, are less willing, or able, According to Ritt. the paper is accomplishing its' goal. blight and so on. it is clear tnat the Population densities are also Some religious groups are against to pay as the price of education goes up. With a circulation of 20.000. the paper is "giving the middle class a feel of what United States has more peopleithan it misleading. In the I nited Stales for population control, especially in the Manv of the property owners and tax the revolutionary forces are all about.'' said Ritt. "We are printing alternative can adequately maintain. Even if we example 70 per cent of the population form of planned family size and birth pavers are older persons forced into issues," he emphasized in explaining the difference between the News Advocate and were not overcrowded at home we could lives on one per cent of the land Many- control. Thev believe that the number of retirement by automation and a growing other undergrounds the likes of the Free Press or the Staff. not stand detached from the rest, of the persons speculate this is the basis for children a couple has is God's will and population problems in America To demand, by young persons, for their The Advocate "is not a Free Press with rhetoric." said Ritt. The paper refuses world We are completely dependent on should not be tampered with. alleviate this thev suggest redistributing jobs These older persons must survive to publish "skin ads." and emphasizes "alternative news." he said. imports for our affluence. We use Others promote more births in the the population. on reduced incomes and in order to An example of the Advocates reporting was centered around the recent "Set the roughly one third of all tile raw- thought that the new born will add more The experts argue this idea is mamatin a reasonable quality of life Date" rally that occurred in the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The event, which materials consumed on the facl of the persons to that group and thus make the economically unsound because to move must guard their reduced incomes supported a set date for all U.S. troops out of Viet Nam. attracted 19,000 people who Earth each year. We will suffer as the religion stronger. came to hear noted speakers, among them Daniel Ellsberg. other world' slips into famine. We will The event received very little attention from the larger publications, notably the suffer when they are no longer filling or AT FIRST I THOUGHT Los Angeles Times. The Advocate, on the other hand, gave the event full coverage able to supply our needs." j with pictures. The picture in the under-developed Until three weeks ago. the paper was produced chiefly by volunteer work. It has countries is poor at best. The! United HE WAS JUST ANOTHER now taken on "investigative reporters." according to Ritt. Nations reports that 10 to 12.000persons The paper welcomes investigative reporting on the part of students. Currently, die each day as a result of malnutrition students from Valley State and Immaculate Heart College are involved with the HIJACKER. and that 30 to 40 per cent of all children paper doing new "alternative reporting." in some developing countries dif before 'Ids Angeles News Advocate is needed. For one reason or another, the age five. f events of today too often seem to have a tendency to alienate even the media to certain extremes. A "middle-man" newspaper that does not ignore the fact that forms of revolution are going on in this country today, but tries instead to inform the public of what is the basis and reasoning behind the events is a vital necessity. The public has a right to know all the issues, and from them form what it LETTERS considers an intelligent opinion. The News Advocate is published with an attitude that encourages objectivity on the part of the public. Bruce Shand CROSSWALK OK TM Staff Writer I was rather disappointed with Craig Jackson's article regarding the crosswalk issue. I thought it overplayed the issue to sav the least I believe a Night on the Town response from Allgood was inevitable, but whv the ignorance'.' Whv do,certain people use the "One person killed in two years" fear tool to sway opinions, opinions that should be behfcd the With LA Sheriffs crosswalk in the first place. f By TIM HARRELL department for four years. He is The crosswalk idea is fine. The people, TM Staff Writer married and has no childern. Deputy pro and con to the issue, leave much to This is the second part of a two part Smith has been on the department two be desired J article on the problems of officers of the years. He is married with two children. Ray Woodruff Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. Some people envision policemen as chasing dangerous criminals in high POPULATION BOMB NOT DEFUSED Deputy Alan Goodwin likes the speed pursuits and engaging in blazing Mr. Brody in his recent letter to tue Sheriffs Department, and he doesn't feel gun battles. Actually those are more the Talon Marks of November 24th the image of today's law enforcement exceptions than the rule. officer is tarnished. He is all in favor of "Population Bomb Fizzles" reveals a Most of the eight hours on patrol are community relations programs. "It gross misunderstanding of demographic spent answering rather un-exciting helps to give us an insight, especially statistics and their implications. Mr. calls, leaving lots of time to think when there are'problems as in East Los Brody was partially correct in Human Resources dealing with industrialization to raise their standards birth rates during the depression years Deputy Behler thinks about manv Angeles." challenging the statement mad| in the Population Outlook, that to interpret the ot living the more pollutants and ot the 30's projected that the maximum things. "I think about my wife. I think Ecology column of Nov 5th "... jhat the decline in birth rates tor the period 1957 environmental damage, more people - population the US would reach by 2000 Deputy Goodwin has been on the Los about the people and my job. If you population of the U.S. will doubljs bv the to 1968 and the first live months ot 1971 less freedom, lor population and would be 165 million but we are now Angeles Sheriffs Department for six didn't think about your job, vou wouldn't vear 2.000." but his assumption, j',.. that as harbinger ol the long run luture is ". Ireedom are inextricably intertwined, already 207 million' years. He is married and has four be a good policeman." children. He is assigned to the Lakewood if our fertility rates continue to drop and wishful thinking on the part of some ihe larger and more complex a society- I love children and have two Does he ever get scared'' "Yes. oh station, early morning watch, unit 133 fall below 2.2 births we will not even be which is not to be confused with becomes the more numerous and grandchildren whose future are of grave yes. When you're on a 459 burglary call Adam, a criminal car that patrols in the replacing ourselves." perpetuat|s some demographic realities." restrictive are the laws required lor its concern to me. I'm for improving the and they say there is a suspect in there, city of Bellflower. serious fallacies and unjustified As Prof. Hauser pointed out birth governance quality of life and this can only be done you're scared." conclusions regarding the population rates are subject to fluctuations based While it is true that the expected by controlling the quantity of life, for as Deputy Goodwin arrives at the station The problems of minority policeman problem. j upon the percentage of the population m second babe boom has been mulfled by we exceed the environmental carrying around 9 p.m. He attends a briefing, are becoming more and more known To begin with population growjh is not their reproductive vears and economic- the marriage squeeze" relatively high capacity of our finite world the slice of during which he receives the latest Rav Garcia works out of the Ramparts just determined by our birth rate but by conditions. As a result ol the post WW II youth unemployment. in-securilies the pie ot life is going to get thinner and information on wanted criminals and division of the Los Angeles Police our growth rate. Growth rate is "baby boom women ot peak generated bv the seven-year eligibility thinner until lite becomes a burden to be potential problem areas that might Department He is a Mexican- determined by the following formula: childbearmg age are increasing bv about lor the draft e it must be emphasized borne rather than a joy to live. We can erupt during his shift. American, and that's one of the things Birth Rate plus Immigration ^Rate - 52f7 between 1967 and 1982. For example that the reproductive life ot the lemale argue until doomsday about how many- He then checks out a shotgun and he took into consideration when he Death Rate - Emmigration Rajte. For in 1968 there were only 14,3 million is some 3d vears. from 15 to 45 years ot people our planet can sustain, but isn't heads out to the parking lot where he became a policeman. the U.S. for 1970 this rate is as follows: populated < people per square mile 1 than age Over this 30 vear period, in a the central question ... at what quality inspects his patrol car to make sure the "Whenever I attempt to arrest a BR IR - DR - ER - Growth Rate India or China and then draws the society such as ours which largely can of freedom of existence'.' red lights and siren are working Then Mexican-American, they want to know 17.6 2.0 - 9.6 - 0 - 10 absurd conclusion that. "It is clear that control its lertilitv. babies mav be Edith L. Roberts, it's eight hours in the field. whv I'm arresting them because I'm a This means we added 10 mors people the problem is not overpopulation, but postponed during hard times and Instructor, HPER 7 & 8, It was a little after 10 p.m. before so called Chicano. and they don't like the in 1970 for every 1.000 already he -e Thus industrialization." he ignores the produced later in better times It has PS- Mr. Mike Brody I'd love to debate Lakewood 133 Adam received its first idea of another Chicano having that our growth rate of 10 per 1.000 a year in problem ot environmental currying happened before Those who this issue further with you in HPER 8 call. It was a prowler call on Palm St power over them ' our present population of 201.000.000 capacity- misinterpreted the short term decline in Contemporary Health Problems' Within minutes Deputy Goodwin had Often times the personal lives of unit 133 Adam on the scene to find out it leads to an additional i'.070.000 Overpopulation is not so much a police officers suffer because of their • TALON MARKS • was nothing more than an excited Americans per vear' That's i lot of matter ot density ot people as n is the jobs. Most officers don't live in the same KDITOR IN Chict lliont I.ecoq Photographers George Cormany teenage babysitter who heard a noise at Americans to build adequate Bousing, carrying capacity ot the environment, ol Gary Phelps area they patrol, for fear of what might Nv»s Kditor . . Craig Jackson schools and hospitals for—in addition to people v.s. the dwindling non-renewable the back door. happen to their family. One officer for Kditorinl Kditor Mark f.an* Staff Writers: Pam Burdsall, Melissa Dotter, finding meaningful jobs for. HadJtrouble resources When an area has more Keature Kditor Kussell I.tike Vickie McCalip, Jeff Ringsrud, Manuel Jauriqui, As Lakewood 133 Adam cruises down the LAPD says his eight year old son has finding a job recently or getting^classes people than it can feed or shelter or Photo Kdilor Rick Haines Anna Kcomt. Joe Khrenkranz, Mike Nakulak, Bruce Artesia. a disturbance call on Woodruff even run into trouble at school. Sports Kditor Paul Rubalcaba you wanted'.' \ provide a healthv environment for. it is Shand, Dave Barnes. Tim Harrell, Greg Schreter, Place comes over the police radio. "Quite recently my son has come Stall Artists lack WINU AI WHEELER. In response to the most [serious overpopulated at that point in time no J. Paul Deputy Goodwin is on his way. Enroute home from school, and asked my misinterpretation in Mr JBrody's matter what us density Bv vour \D \ ISOR Mike Cornner he admits the disturbance call is questions like Ts the new name for the perhaps the most dangerous call vou can reponse. his assumption that. |"if our reasoning Mr Brody perhaps we should Talon M ok funded .mil nublolH-d \s„, •d Sludeols O PIODUCED B\ OUDENFS ENROLLED M THE journalism police Pigs Daddy?' Some of the other IVLV VIV. ,'pro,luelr n „f i! nli-il -h.ill lit ui-IDCI-ED UNLAWFUL UNLE** WNTEN PERMISSION is GIVEN roll on. However this one turns out like fertility rates continue to drop and fall tell the starving millions of India and children have taunted him saying his .in• I ihe We DI ' od>- many others. A group of youths making below 2.2 births we will not even be Asia that thev reallv don't have a daddy is a 'pig ' It's becoming quite noise in an apartment house driveway, replacing ourselves." we must ppint out population problem because European Dimes d'f t-cjiod in V t- ord 0; IFO H ' e OH,, 0,,11,-p, rla -1 \lnnd J lilvd Norwalk California. 90650. PHONE 860- prevalent and it does cause room for and Deputy Goodwin returns to patrol. some realities about fluctuations in nations are 3 to 4 times more densely 241) I exlenoon .W:L Vive t ein»> oc.IO A i.i N.E „-N .n • efue. concern." populated'' Opu-ion o\p -w.a or i |-,is puh!ic ieon a < Oio-r ,,J ;ne write: s diid are not lo be considered AS THE OPINIONS OF THE ASSOCIATED Deputies Phil Smith and Steve fertility rates that Mr Brody is either 1 sludone ,,f the eolUve VI! edilo: ijI* <:<< >igni'd In 'hen aa:ho."s Behler are assigned to Firestone 11 The officer says other policeman have ignorant of or chooses to ignore. I In conclusion population growth is the Adam, a criminal car that works seven run into the same problem but maybe As Professor Philip M. Hause/r of the verv heart ot the environmental crisis Le'.'.ei-. LU the editor u-o welcome The ' t tier muo be o^iH-d and include a oj:--ent -tudent NUMBER LETTERS SHOULD BE NO r a.m. to three in the afternoon--the dav that's the price you pav when you decide University of Chicago recently seated in There is scarcely anv environmental or m n c than 'i.oi am - ds ,nd ti-.e, u -' -ubjei lo etit mg ,10 ordmg to the decrer.ion of ihe -raff AND M ACCORDANCE WITH TECHNICAL or.0,itlor.s Ndine- -too oe w ii.HTY,d cm eqae,[ watch. to wear a badge and protect and serve testimony Oct. 14. 1971. before ajSpecial social problem that does not relate to Deputy Behler has been on the the public Congressional Sub-Committe# on population levels More people, the more uu

| Wednesday, December 1, 1971 jTALON MARKS Page 3 A Year to Remember; A Year to or get 'f*#V . Pigskin Memoirs Sweet ' n Bitter B> PAl'L Rl BALCABA On a night full of poignant glamor and TM Sports Editor celebration of the Cerritos College homecoming, the Pirates tore apart the It was a war to remember and a vear Falcons who sputtered through a gloomy to forget for the 1971 Cerritos Falcon eve of error-filled football. football squad There weie man', Orange Coast took advantage of three spirited moments and manv major errors in the first half and raced disheartening ones as Head Coach Ernie to a 17-7 advantage which Johnson Johnson kicked off his initial season as believed could have been a 14-0 Falcon i he Falcon leader advantage At first it appeared the Birds would Down mentally, and feeling the find trouble finding a single victory as pressure of homecoming and a Bakersfield "md Long Beach Citv conference title, the Falcons let the College both upended Cerritos with Pirates gain momentum going into the massive ground attacks. 27-11 and 14-7 second half. Storming ahead 34-7 in the respectively. third quarter the Falcons made their In somewhat of a surprise the Falcons last gasp for mercy and came - . with a put it all together ihe following week 41-21 drubbing which proved to be the upsetting California's tenth ranked title clincher for the Pirates. Huskies ot Fast L A. College 17-14 Fully aware of the possibility that the SCC Well Balanced Falcons could still share a piece of the Drawing the first conference b\e of title. Johnson and the Birds travelled to the season heavy optimism plagued Santa Ana College to meet the Dons in Johnson as he evej ihe or tor- a the battle for second place and pace "well-balanced'" nigbim ire w in setters for Orange Coast. leant AVCid be a menar e Defense Stuns Dons Uerting to ,j mas-nyer.iar- . explosive Leading 10-0 at the half, the Falcon ground game, ihe Kakoris mauled San defense looked superb stopping the Diego City College 37 0 and went awav potent SCC leading passing attack cold. with three school records, ilio yards What happened in the second half can rushing; 18 firs! lowns on tlie rush . onlv be described as history. compiling onlv 16 y artls passing An overpowering rush-pass combo Safety Class No Tied 7 i in the fourth quarter, the Mt. staged by the Dons completely devoured SAC duel the loliowing v.vek found the once-stingy Bird defenders as Santa Falcon receiver Jerry Maddox making Ana rammed its way to sole possession 1 a sprayvimg effort tor a touchdown pass of second place in the conference with a Ego Trip Haven from Jeit Bnnklev which was ruled 24-17 come-from-behind victory. complete at the one yard line With just A Cerritos title was nonexistent, and 35 -?v mds 'tmaiii'ng n th< game Jim the Falcons hosted the Fullerton By Manuel Jauriqui Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Zorn hit Bill Pendleton in the end zone to Hornets in the season finale against a TM Staff Writer Friday from o 30 p.m to 9 30 p m fills pull out a 14-7 yvin and a first place lie in team thev hadn't beaten since 1960. The Remember in elementary school how new state requirements for such a class the conference Hornets surprised the Falcons as you were constantly being told to walk, before receiving a hunting license Gaining momentum ihe falcons Johnson's theory that Fullerton would don't run" by ego-tripping softies whose Stresses Conservation encountered the Olvmpians ot San Diego be the roughest game of the year came job. they were told, was to insure the John Jackson, instructor tor the Mesa Colh ge tin u i e Mnki 1 'ops In true safety and welfare ot their fellow program, also stressed the importance (ulitoinn ind ili ration tiioi • i their Wondering how the Hornets lost four students, and whose badges and power of conservation upset loss to Mt. SAC The Birds times earlier, the Falcons were trampled 30-0 in the second quarter only seemed to go to their heads. Showing courtesy tor land owners completely dominated plav m the lirst !o stage their last gallant breath of life Safety doesn't necessarily mean what when legally hunting game like rabbits, half and went running anemi 13-0 lor 1971 and race back to a 30-21 score in we were taught in grade school quail and the like, on their private Capping the night with ten more points the fourth quarter. Don't—Syndrome property, as well as emphasizing the m the third period, the 1-alcons were The Hornets flew back and went ahead That is crossing streets, careful riding "litter bit." Clean hunting is stressed successful once again winning their 37-21 as the Falcons found pay dirt for of bicycles on sidewalks "Careful not to by Jackson as one of the most important fourth straight game and setting up a the last time in 1971 closing the gap at 37- run into anybody." you know the rest. aspects of the program. classic homecoming duel with 28 with just minutes to go. The Hornets • Cerritos devised a one-week club type The students, ranging from. 10 to 60 California s fifth rated Pirates of went home victorious 44-28 and a lowly class on safe gun handling called the include three women. 12 men. and some Orange Coast College Cerritos eleven found themselves buried Hunter Safety Club. It was designed to teen-agers. in the middle of the standings at fourth demonstrate to students, handling and The class might not make a big place, and three time losers covering a safety around guns, cleaning and caring impression on the Wildlife Conservation """' wSsK^^^^^^^Bsi three week span for them and safe handling of Society, but at least it serves as an ammunition. example that students will take part in a Johnson agreed that in all but the Bakersfield and Fullerton contests the In addition, the class which meets on program at Cet ritos. Falcons had a perfect shot at the win. "We should have beat Long Beach," stated Johnson, "and Fullerton just had too much talent." Finishing the year with a 3-3-0 South Coast Conference mark and a 4-5-0 overall record, the Falcons look ahead to the 1972 season where the Falcons inexperience of this season wall bloom somewhat more extensively and possibly produce a top contender for 1972.

Club Notes Get A Data Date sinawik learns up with Phi Eeta Newman Club Lambda to bring Cerritos College its Newman club meeting thus coming lirst annual computer dance. Fricav. Tuesday. 11 a.m.. LH 13 Dec Hi, in ihe Student center. 8 p.m. to midnight j Phi Beta Lambda The computer wiil match two or more Today marks the beginning ot Phi persons wath the same likes and dislikes Beta Lambda's candy sale. The sale will The admission is Sl 50 and door prizes last until Friday. Dec. 10 will be awarded Music will be presented CRA SAFETY FIRST—John Jackson, instructor of Cerritos' hunter safety class, by the Looncy Tunes. Tickets will bqon Tomorrow finds CRA hosting Citrus in demonstrates a safe method of handling a rifle. The class is required bv law belore sale through Dec. 9. four hours of volleyball in the obtaining a hunting license Car Wash gymnasium. 2-4 p.m. 'TM Photo by Gary Phelpsi Sinawik teams up again, this time v^ith Circle K. as the dubs oiler a chance for VETS <&fvtru>C4XA4 CINEMAS 1 & 2 students to have their car washed at one .Next Tuesday finds the Vets and other STONEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER, DOWNEY. 862 1121 of two sites I clubs who have signed on with them The first location is the Texaco station going to Fairview hospital to give a at the intersection of Studebaker an Christmas party lor the children there Imperial. Tire other is the Shell station TM Photos by Rick Haines and George Cormany) HELD OVER BY MICHAEL SARRAZIN at Rosecrans and Studebaker Donation I CARE FOOD DRIVE for Christmas ' POPULAR DEMAND and JACQUELINE BISSET is a Sl 90 is now going on and donations mav be GOP dropped oft in Don McCain's office in "The GOP club meets this Monday, noqn the Student Center. Individual clubs will SCENE 1 "Believe SS308. I receive credit if club name is given. 'The Causual Look for guys and gah Hellstrom Specializing in Levi Jeans & BRADS It In Kennington Shirts We're new • Come in Chronicle R CUSTOM — ALSO — (G) and look around Me" WATER "Murphy's 14502 S. PIONEER BIVD. "CLAY SKIIS NORWALK Phone:868-2616 WARv¥«r" c | Gp) PIDGEON" W Wed. Thur. Fri. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Mon. Tue. ARTISTS' COVE Chronicle 6:45, 10:20 Believe ' 6:30 9:55 15520 Pidgeon ' 8 HO LAKEWOOD BLVD. War '8:25 SAVE Art Supplies BELLFLOWER Sat. & Sun. Sat. & Sun. Lessons Chronicle - 3:10, 6:45, 10:20 Believe" 3:05, 6:30 9:55 MEDICAL & DENTAL ASSISTANTS * War" - 1:15. 4.50, 8:25 Pidaeon ' 1 :20, 4:45. 3:10 10% 633-0248 DENTAL IAB TECHNICIANS Custom Works BRING NATIONWIDE PLACEMENT — And Frames — Monday, Ladies Night Day & Evening Cltmei - Qualifed Foojlty Monday, Ladies Night THIS 10% DISCOUNT Ladies $1.00 Ladies $1.00 AD 1 Block North of TO STUDENTS $ EARLY BIRDS 1 .00 EARLY BIRDS * 1 .00 ( wet suit ) Alondra DOWNEY 10357 S. Lakewood Blvd. 869-3001 INFORMATION FREE Mon. thru Fri, until 6:30 AAon. thrj Fri. until 6:30 IONS.BEACH 3636 Atlantic Ave. 426-1321 9832 Flower St. Bellflower, Calif.

Across From the Post Office) Page 4 TALON MARKS Wednesday, December 1, 1971 Hoopsfers Offensive Barrage Buries Net Trio Maddox TM 'New Look' Falcons Explode MVP for 71 In Opening Weekend Series The Cerritos Basketball team is otf night the Falcons powered their way to a Gym tipoff at 8:00 p.m. Falcon wide receiver. Jerry Maddox and running, literally The "new look'' 60-29 half-time massacre as 13 Falcons Head Coach Bob Foerster attributes has been named the Talon Marks roundballers rolled over their first three saw scoring action, five reaching double his teams early success to "the home gridder of the year for the Cerritos 1971 opponents by decisive margins with the figures. The Falcons slid past the court advantage" as he looks ahead to football season. effective fast break and overpowering century mark and whipped Cypress 107- the tournament a tough contest with Rio Maddox. a freshman from N'eff High quickness. 77 for their second straight win in as Hondo and defending state chatnpions School in La Mirada, compiled 535 First came Golden West College who many tries. Leading scorer was Dave Long Beach City College on December yards on 34 receptions for the season held the Falcons by their wings in the 'Feenstra with 17 points as Forward 10 at Cerritos. and a total of seven touchdowns. first half as an entire new ball team took Larry Gallery came off the bench and "We look good, said Foerster."...and In his first game as a Falcon. Maddox quick control of the game in the final tallied 15 points for the Falcon cause. yve know where we lack." caught four passes for 155 yards and two half and demoralized the Golden West Gallery is only a freshman from Warren A rally tomorrow in the student center touchdowns in the Cerritos season five. 98-87 as a crowd of 1.000 cheered on High School. will introduce the 1971 hoopsters and opener loss to Bakersfield College. 27-14, for the Birds to hit the century mark. coaching staff. The schedule for the Monday night the Birds travelled to In that contest. Maddox kept pace with Forward Ron Kruidhof led ail Cerritos remaining pep rallys is as follows; Palomar College where the Cerritos win the overpowering rushing attack scorers with 24 points as Woody December 9 at 11 00 a.m.; January 6 and GRAPPLER ACTION - Falcon matmen found more entanglements than they could streak continued with the biggest win of Bakersfield posed, and kept the game Tollefson combined for 21. 13 at 11:00 a.m.. and February 10 and 17 handle as the Warriors of El Camino. top rated nationally, crushed the Birds. 25-11 the young season. Dumping Palomar by from being iced early as he caught Falcons Clobber Cypress at 11 00 all in the student center. in Cerritos opening tilt. 31 points. 84-53. Kruidhof led the way touchdown passes of 26 and 58 yards to TM Photo By Ri|k Haines I Hosting Cypress College the following with his 18 points and Feenstra's 17 as 11 knot the score at 14-14 in the third Falcons saw scoring action, led once period. Hoopster Results again by Gallery, who tallied seven The following week the Falcons points. concentrated on their rushing game and onlv 84 yards were gained passing, but Top Rated Warrior Grapplers Citrus Tourney Tomorrow Cerritos 98 Golden West 87 Maddox caught three of the pigskins for The hoopsters now travel to the Citrus 30 yards, in the Falcons 14-7 loss to Long Tournament tomorrow through Beach City College Saturday December 4 before they clash Cerritos 107 Cypress 77 The next week's 17-14 upset win over Stun Falcon Wrestlers, 25-11 with highly powerful Rio Hondo College East L.A., Falcon quarterback, Jeff who has four returning starters. The Cerritos 84 Palomar 53 Brinkley was hurt on the first series of By MIKE NAKULAK Mike Willemen and was dealt a 6-2 loss Although the loss was disapointing it Roadrunner matchup gets underway downs and Maddox saw little action in TM Sportswriter Cerritos Julian Fernandez me the same gives caoch Simonek a little indication Tuesday. December 7._at the Rio Hondo the air without the Falcon tosser in the To Cerritos fans, last Wednesday's fate at 158 lbs. losing in tqe last 40 of the season. remainder of the game. opening match against El Camino was seconds 6-5. "We'll have a good year" In opening conference play, he no contest. El Camino. number one Freshman Larry Perales finally got "El Camino is always tough but I like scrambled for five more touchdown rated junior college in the nation, won Cerritos a wan and three points in an to meet them early in the year. I figure catches as he helped dump Mt. SAC on a five of the first six matches, before a impressive 7-4 victory j Perales if we stay close to them now. we'll have diving circus catch at the Mountie one Cerritos wrestler won. The other match controlled the whole match and was one a good year." said Simonek. yard line. It set up the go ahead was a tie. and it was 17-2 before Cerritos of the bright spots of the evening. The match was closer than the score touchdown which proved decisive in the knew what hit them All tallied, the Cerritos was trailing 17-5 'after the indicated, when you figure two matches Falcons 14-7 win. Warriors rustled their way to a 25-11 first seven matches which coach were decided in the last minute and one Just last week. Maddox continued his victory. Simonek had said were the most by the riding time brilliance, catching two touchdown To Cerritos wrestling coach Hal important. { strikes against Fullerton to tighten the And it's obvious that the Falcons Simonek. it was a letdown Not El Camino continued their domination haven't given up. because Friday- score at 30-21. physically but mentally. He described as Bob Jonte was defeated 10-Opgiving El following Thanksgiving while everybody Maddox's 1971 performance was well the letdown as a form of "stage fright." Camino four more points. A new ruling was still digesting their feast, the team received by many fans, as the Falcon "I think the same thing that happened this year awards a team four points if a was back on the mats. receiver has high hopes for all- wrestler scores ten or moj'e points to us happened to El Camino in their "This is the most impressive thing, conference and a representative of a against his opponent in a bout. first match," said Simonek. I El Camino seeing everybody here today." said Falcon title next season. Andy Halsev counted on heavily this tied number seven rated Mt. S.AC ). Simonek as he joked about Fridays year by Cerritos recorded the oily fall of Freshman John Eshom was the first practice. "But everybody's working hard the entire match pinning Steve to experience a letdown but his came at getting ready for the South-Western Waggoner wath 1,40 to go in the second Grid Banquet at the end of the match. After battling El tournament." he added. Camino's Bob Salampessy to a 2-2 tie at period Halsey was leading io at the The South-Western tournament will be the end of the wrestling period, he was time a result of a near fall in'the first held Dec. 3rd and 4th and attracts about dealt a loss by a new ruling, considering period. But it was too late, foi Cerritos Disneyland Set 30-35 teams among them will be top- riding time. trailed 21-11 with only one mate l to go. Cal State Long Beach Head Football rated El Camino. Bakersfield and San Salampessy Awarded Point But the last match proved to be an Coach, Jim Stangeland will be the Bernardino. That is. a wrestler may earn one point encouraging sign as Jon Savlyer was speaker at the 1971 Cerritos College for being in the advantage position in matched against El Caminos Tom The tournament will offer Cerritos the Football Banquet on December 8. 1971 at excess of the time his opponent has Hazel!. I same opportunity as last vear. After Disneyland Hotel. accumulated. So Salampessy was Hazell is considered the Best J.C. losing to El Camino in the opener, then Stangeland has a lifetime coaching awarded one point for riding time and a heavyweight in the nation, but found turned around and tied for lirst with El mark of 157-35-6 as his presentation 3-2 victory. Sawyer to be unimpressed! by his Camino in the South-Western should be a well-received concoction of Paul Strait, who had come down in credentials. Hazell battled Sawyer into And just like the people were saying as FEENSTRA GETS TWO - Falcon Center. Dave Feenstra stalks above teammates valuable football jargon from one of the weight to 126 lbs., was faced against El the final period before inallv sopring a 4- El Camino beat Cerritos. "just like last and defenders in the Falcons impressive win over Golden West College. 98-87. The winningest coaches in Southern Camino's. Mark Surber. Surber had 0 victory. year." Let's hope so Cerritos hoopsters hold a 3-0 mark going into the Citrus Tourney tomorrow. California. upset Strait last year for the Southern (TM Photo Bv Rick Haines) Coach Stangeland joined the 49er California Championship in the last Elsayed Kicks Seyen staff in 1969 when Long Beach State seven secounds and was well aware of nearly took the PCAA title from San Straits strength. Diego State and Dennis Shaw, but the Surber found the outside of the ring 49ers fell short '36-32. Last year, more desirable than the center and 49ers Fractured, 8-0 however. Stangeland guided his team to played keep away from Strait long By PAUL RUBALCABA boasts a 10-1 record. Pasadena's solo and George Ponomaroff who started for Ramos and Pat Silva w-ho played in brief a Pasadena Bowl clash with Louisville enough for a tie. TM Sports Editor loss came to the Falcons earlier in the the first time and played very well. substitute roles. which they tied 24-24. At 134 lbs. Cerritos' Bill Amadon gave season. 10-2. Herrera just came back from a knee Tomorrow's Pasadena clash will pit Already this season the 49ers are top the crowd something to cheer about only The 3:00 p.m. matchup gets underway operation and looked especially good." the Falcons against a team they beat contenders for repeating as PCAA to lose 5-4 in the last nine seconds after Despite a massive injury fist, the at the field behind the Falcon baseball said West. last year. 4-1 to win the Southern champions and hoping for their second Cerritos soccer squad bulled tneir way dominating the match. stadium against a team that has already California Soccer Championship. Pasadena Bowl bid against Memphis to an 8-0 thrashing of the Long Beach Cerritos freshman Spencer Call put on won its league and is tuning up for the West gave high regard to the entire Following that tilt the soccer team will State on December 18. the most exciting show of the long night State 49ers last Tuesday to extend their Southern California Championships overall improvement of his team host the Mounties of Mt. San Antonio in an impressive match against Wilson unbeaten string to eight games, j Tickets for the 7:00 p.m. banquet are Elsayed Greatest' throughout the year as he was impressed College next Thursday, December 9 at Guzman. Guzman won 18-11 but Call now available to the public at the Led by a seven goal performance from "I hope yve can get a lot of people out by three new faces, Jim Zinuda. Jaime 3:00 p.m. on the Cerritos soccer field. showed that he'll be heard from a lot this Student Center Box Office and from Falcon soccer star, Mike Elsjayed 'a there to see Mike < Elsayedi." said year. members of the Cerritos College Bench, total of 44 goals in eight games I, soccer coach Jim West who tagged sponsor of the event. Tickets are priced Zouras, Fernandez Lose Cerritos will now return home tomorrow Elsayed as one of the greatest-athletes CO FMXOSS : at $5.00 per person. Next Ernie Zouras met El Camino's afternoon to meet Pasadena College who to ever attend Cerritos at the outset of PLAY POOL the season. • THE FAMILY SAME • Using their seven day rest period prior Pigskin Predictions to a contest yesterday against Biola VARSITY College (results unavailable at press time I. the Falcons find themselves GAMES HARRIS ! ROBINSON COK.NNER MCCain RUBALCABA BARNES JOHN SON nursing several injuries to key players. Asst. Coach Dean of Men TM Advisor Act. Dir. Sports Editor Sportswriter HeadC oach BILLIARDS 104-46 102-48 97-33 95-55 93-57 ' 90-60 87-6 3 Diego Lopez has a broken toe. Joaquin Nebraska Medrano a pulled thigh muscle. L'baldo Pool * Billiards * Snooker Nebraska at Hawaii Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Robello a fractured thumb. Walt Schwartz a shoulder point and strained Ping-Pong Syracuse i r HOT SANDWICHES AND Syracuse Syracuse back. Juan Alcala a stretched knee at Miami I Fla. I Miami (Fla. i Miami t Fla. i Miami (Fla.i i Miami iFlao Miami JFla. i i ligament and Falcon star Mike Elsayed. REFRESHMENTS Alondra at Studebaker North Texas St. [ i | i has a badly bruised leg. 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