Jesus Christ Super-Star!
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College officials have begun to enforce the long-standing low prohibiting dogs on campus. The animal regulation department has been on campus for the lost Dog-gone! several days prcking up stray dogs. Students whose dogs ore impounded must pay o fine to get them released. Dolly S""cliol phoros by Glen Golbroilh - ASC ·ant.i-war vote planned By John Bol zor renee plans to nm for presi ASC Vice President. Kline fir. e. vernment volunteered to help STAFF WRITER dent in May, Kline said, •and said appllcatlonsareavailable An applicant mu $1 be a re count the ballots. Is building a platform !or his at the A. s. oCCir.e building A-5, gular student during tenure of The constitutions oftwonew .-\ proposed ccmvocauan to campaign.• and should be returned by next o!llce and shall not be more campus clubs were also una close all campus activities for Kline continued, "Lawrence Wednesday. than one year !rom graduat nimously approved: • All two days o!anti- waractlvlUes exploited us (the Coalltloo) Qualiftcations !or the post Ing. camp, Inc., • a club designed was unanimously passed and Is counter-productive to are: In other business a "wwrldng to raise money !or summer Thursday at the Associated the progressive programs of A student must have com committee" to study the pro camp for underprivileged \'al Students Coalition government the government." pleted at least 48 units of col posed chUd day care center ley chlldren; and "The Human meeting. Lawrence said it is •the lege work prior to taking o! was requested by Mrs. Betty Poteotlai ~iovement, • de The proposal now goes to the blggest hypocrisy on earth.,. Cice, except when succeed Brady !rom the school of edu scribed as an encounter group students for final approval in Lower Division Senator Da ing to the presidency. catlon. The results of a re for people that care. an UpComing referendum. vid Pines, made an unsucces A candidate must have a cent poll taken to determine steve Paul, freshmen bu \iso on the ballot will be a sful proposal to curtail all 2.2 grade point average lor Ute need for a care center siness major, was approved to Prooosed "Vietnam Peace ASC actlvltles until President all college work taken at Val were Improperly marked, she a seat on the College Union Treaty• which students wU1 be Nixon halts all military ac ley State as certllied by the said, and will have to be Board and the Peoples Lobby asked to approve. The purpose tivity in Southeast Asia. Pines registrar. He must obtain manually counted. Kline aP Inc. Petition, to encourage ot the treaty, which has been asked for the student o!tlcers a 2.0 cumulative grade point proved the committee and public parllctpatian in Ca approved by studenls in both to work full-time againSt the average during tenurl' of af- members of the ASC go- lifornia legislation w~s con ~orth and Sooth netnam, is war and specifically against tmued tmUl next meeting. to show international student the Invasion of Laos. $1,440 was approved, on untty. A measure v.oas passed - Upper dh'islon senator :'\la Official Nunez resigaation finance committee recom urging students to validate rie Acosta called the propo mf'nd;ltions, to cover debts ln both proposals. sal, "coonter produr.Uve, •and curt:ed by the special educa .\llhough the action was con su.,crgested anti-war organiza It is the belle! or those in tion EOP orientation tours tested, former A.SC Vice Pre tion should not stand In the volved that ft wlll be in their last summer and by the A.S. Sidrmt Anton Kline, was for w•y of "what little we have bes~ intl'rests 1l I resign as sponsored .. Yippies Ball. • mally voted the new president to offer the students." Associated Students Pres ident A budget proposal to allow after the o!flcial restgn.aUon A constitution amendment SF\'SC. This decision was Incoming governments final Of l d Nunez was accepted. proposed by Lawrence, also reached alter <"areful con approval on annual budgets 1\1 ine, who moved frl)m went down tn defeat. It would sideration and soul-search- ...... ~.--. . was rejected. The proposal senator to vice president to have given the students power lngj there!orf', 1 am orticially would have lacked the con President In a flurry ol ASC to flll all senate vacancies. resigning as A.S. President, tinuity necessary !or pro restgnauons, was challenged Under the presenl system, effective Immediately. grams to !unction from year at the post by Associated Mens as was the case Thursday, the to year, Kline said. Student President, Ed Law senate openings are filled by All or you are aware of my Dates for the coming re rt:nce. Lawrence plan.s court the ASC Senate. Oscar Cas reasons for this decision, and ferendum and proposed con a~ ton over the matter. in tillo, unopposed applicant for probably the students at farge vocation will be decided next ststmg that filling the presl upper division senator, was will eventually find ouL Re week by a meeting o!t.heelec denttal vacancy is a matter appointed as was Florencto gardless of the differences in Uon committee. An announce for the s tudents to decide. Lopez, senator !rom the oar ideologies, 1 sincerely ment ls forthcoming, Kline Kline Called the appointment School ol F lne Arts and Pro wish you the best of luck in said, and complete cost of legal, a.nd Within the by-laws fessional Studies. all of your fUture endeavors. the balloting will be •nomin or the A.s. ccmstitution. Law- The only vacancy left ts for al." Page 2 Lines, lines . • • and more lines
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,:n"J~l> .. -~, ...... , Louis Garcia resigns A~~~..O 3 C~'/tlf ~ • ..,"~ ..f' "'!> ~ ~ 'Jib" ..W.NWS? from advisory board • By Keith Karpe datiOD he makes oo possible can STAFF WRITER didates to the Bc».rd of Trus tees. ' With the recent resignation at "'t will be a very, very bard Louis Garcia !rom the presi task to find aaother represen dent's advisory board. Valley tative of equal m.apftude for the state 1s faced with a unique pro Mexican-American community, • blem--that of fi1.ling b1s pos1Uoo. Dr. Cleary said. -Hopetully, we Resigning to take a federal job can cooti.Due a worldng relation in northern California, Garcia ship and I have 'invited him to will be a hard man to replace, attend any advisory board meet 'Special majors' approved according to many civic and edu ings he wishes. • cational leaders in the Valley. Dr. Cleary pointed out that "He was a man who bad the there are also several other po.: Students whose interests and special major prognun oo the courses applied to general educa ability to grasp problems s.nd sitiClDS vacant oo the board that goals are not represented iD basis of academic and profes tioa requirements will DOt be ap deal with them easily and in will be filled shortly. These ap present college majors maybave slODillmertts.. plicable toward minimum degree telligently," said College Pre pointments should uot be coo an opportunity to ent~ a new --such studeDts must bave major requirements. sident James Cleary. fused with Garcia's office, he program lor special majors. more than 45 units UDtulfllled to Dr. Cleary spoke of Garcia added. A Baccalaureate degree iD a ward the miDimum B.A. degree F lnal approval for studeata as a friend and someoae wbo "'I have met with Louis re special major Will be designed requiremeats. admitted to the specJa.l major did his job well whlle serving cently to discuss hiS successor, • for individuals -.bose academic -The spec1al major degree procram rests with theaCademie on the advisory board. He, like said Dr. Cleary. '"Ne discus or professioDal aims a:re not ade program will Involve at least affalrs office wbleb 1ri.ll assJp many others, said thai Garcia sed possible candidates." quately accommodatedbythe ma 24 UDits of upper dlvisioo work each student a special major ad will be hard to replace. Dr. Cleary said he hopes to jOrs presently offered by the recommended by the student's Viser. Interested students must Garcia not anly served as re suggest a successor at the Board college, accordblg to a proposal major advisor. formally request ad.missioa to presentative to Dr. Cleary ClD of Trustees' meetmc March 23. before the Edoc:a.t.ioaal Policies --Lower and UJ:Per dlYiS!ClD the pre)gram througb that otnee. Chicano aftalrs, but served the Garcia was graduated from Committee. Chicano community in a ~iety Valley State with a B.A. degree According to Dr. Harry F~ of ways. He served on city, 1D recreatim In 1961. Previous slaDe, dean o!aeademicptanning, Where goes county and federal organ[zatioos to hLs studies here be attended the special major program 1s In involved with miDorityproblems, L.A. Valley College for two cluded in the revised verskiD of love follows and waits drugs, pollee relations, educa years. the academic master plan for all tion and youth. He dropped oat ol high school the colleges. upon his faithful messenger. Dr. Rudolph Acuna, !ormer to belp support his famUy and The following are the proposed oob"'-""'""' Brr""'"- 10< csnew ,_.....,.....,. chairman of the Chicano Stu iD 1951 earned his high school guidelines that will govern the dies department said, in a re diploma whlle atteruiing Digbt implementatiOD at the B. A. in a cent Los Angeles Times arti school at San Fernando High. special major: cle: "Many people can coocep He also served in the Merebant -The dean of academic plan tuallze. Few, like Louis, could 1\larlnes. ning will accept students into the move peOPle to carry out a plan of action. He was a bureau crat in the positive sense of the word and we simply do not Rare book collection have many. I cannot visuallze anyone taking his plaee. • The open positioo on the pre donated to library sident's advisory board should A book collection valued at wise because state tunds do not be filled at the next meeting of $2,100 wasrecentlydooatedtothe allow the purchase of sueh col California State College Board college library cyalumnu.sKerry leeUClDS, • according to Norman of Trustees' meeting, Dr. Cleary Mayer. The donation was made , Tanis, library director. said. In the name of the Alumni As Tanis said more than three COLLEGE OF LAW Dr . Cleary has little power sociation. quarters of the 500-volumedona 8353 Stpulnda Blvd., Stpalttda over who will fill Garcia's po Included in the collection a:re tlons will be kept for the library. sition other than a recommen- two George Bernard Shaw first Usually a very small percentage 892·1131 editlolls. Tbey are "Columos of such gi:Its remain in the cam Call or write for bulletin of the Day? first printed In pus library, as the remalnder are 'Camelot' to run 1909, and "'Back to Bethuselah; • allotted to various ~ rollege • APPROVED FOR VETERAN TRAINING published in 1921. An 1894 libraries with particula.r needs. •camelot, • a teclmieolor movie • Entrance Requir~ts: .50 units of occredited col leg~ work editicm of Oscar WUde's Mayer said he feels the college that won three Academy Awards, • Bachelor of Lows or JuriS Doctor degree •Saeome• was also doaated. afforded him •an excellent edu be shown at 8: 30 p.m. today • El igibllrty fo~ Colifomio Bor Exam wm Such gifts as these provide cation, • and he now wants to and Saturday In Cafe Ole--fol •an additional dlmensioo the li •aid the eoll~ in every way lowed by live folk entertain possible. • ment. brary coold never have other-
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SFVSC GYM ASSOCIATED STUDENTS-LECTURES& C0 N CERTS PRESENTS IN CONCERT CRABBY APPLETON* plus TIMBER* and introducing Fondiler&Snow Tickets $2.50 at Campus Box Office or At The Door •Available on Electra Records information-349-047 6 Pate 6 Valley State DaUy Sundial February 26, 1971 Whether you are Shy or Overbearing Cold or Caring Student encounter groups employ Timid or Daring body language to 'touch emotions' You can learn from Most people are '•out of touch counter group, wbo have locked tbentic and tran._c;parent, stronger with themselves emotlooally and arms and formed a circle. and m or e ful!llled.' · Co:rraD ~ysically, ·• accordJnc to Jack Tbe helpless person m u s t maintains. Through such sen Curran, !amUy counselor, andbe break out--on b1s own. '•It's stttvity training, Curran fe4'1S an GROUP feels the best way for them to like a game, · Curran says. lndiYidual learns to ''love and come into touch is to touch each 1be group acts as a mirror accept.., other. reflecting each lndividual' s selt To this end be has orp.nlzed lnage, according to Curran. Th@ Since tht'n, about 35 students studetlt encounter (rO\.IPS, where encounter grou;p exerts pres have pPriodlcally taJcen part In EXPERIENCE persons employ body Ianeuage sures not present In one-to-one encounter group~ at tlV! Dialogue and body awareness to ··~t 1.0 relationships, he says, for each CentP.r, acrordlng to Curran. touch w1th their own loneliness. ·· member must' ·level with a whole Pl'rsons lntert'sh>d ln j o l n l n g Sign up now through March 5 They be(tn by milling 1n a group of people., in learning to them RhouJd contactCurran, 349- , darkened room, eyes closed, level with himself. 4299, or Dean Campbell, Curran said. "Their first reac In so doing be becom1•s "au- 344-3298. for tion ls to go out of the way to avoid each other, but after the Group Ther apy, Gestalt Encounter flrst moments thPy become more Group, study and Learning Group, aware'' of the others jo~Ulngand Couples Group, Assertion Training bumping apJ.nst them tn thP. dark. jon;, for Group, Social Growth Group, Meeting This ts good, Curran says, TODAY business majors because "nonverbal communtca U.S. TREASURY- BUREAU OF positions as accountants. and Communicating with Opposite Uon has become a lost thine.' CUSTOMS, interviewing aU L \"BRAND, ROSS BROS. & Sex Group, Day and Evening Groups. Some people are deathly afraid majors for positions as in MONTGOMERY, interviewing of rejection aDd this is charac spectors, securlty offieersand aecountmc majors tor poSi terized by a tea r of be inc specialists. tions as sta.tl aCCQmtants. at the touched," he expla.lns. 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Recorded In October, 1970, 1n England, this presents an The controverslal rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber attempt and a saccess at a rock opera, composed by and Tim Rice is a two-album set an Decca, running nearly Andrew Lloyd Wellber, with lyrics by Tim Rice. an hour-and-a-half. These young men (23 and 26 respec The composer- has taken the seven last days of Christ, tively) have produced a most diversified and fast-moving a large orchestra and chorus, a children's choir, 11 prin 90 minutes, using members of nrtous rock bands, three • cipals, many eldra.S and a moog synthesizer and put to a choirs an 85-plece sympl\cily orehestrafeaturlngthestrlngs beat a com~Uon that brings to today•s music the past of the City of London Ensemble, and the jazz band, Nucleus. 1n a class!~ form and the future 1n a shape yet to come. One unique upeet of the ~ra ls that all of these musi The beat t.s tbe basts of rock, so much so that the lyrics cal elements ofteD play at oace. While coocentratlDg on of most ~s.llke Children's songs, are learned by tbe rote the heavy (though not overbeariDg) lyric, you become at of the everpreseot pulse of their accents. tuned to a steady rock be&L Somewhere, strings come to The ol.mbblaUon of rhythm and melody, with the added the SUJ'fue and the orchestral teD.s10il builds. You dis deman that lt express the mood, character and lnfluence cover tbe syncopated ja.u pulse, JOU bear a cbOtr or two of Us e, lias been the purSUit of all opera composers. and realize that wbat you're experltiiiClne ls truly a must R ~ its relative simpltclty and bareoess com.!Dg cal phenomeDOil. ~. has achieved the flrst demand, but because Playtnc Jesus, sarprl.stngly ~ 1s DOl CbarltClll Jjlonymous beat, has attempted ltWe of the latter. Hestcm. He's Ian GUlaD of the CJ"OIQ) Deep Purple. GUlaD Alllllil•? a classically trained mustc.tan, c:m the heela of portrays Jesus u sometimes wildly emotioaal, some lf!&Ues, HAIR, and TOMMY, out of the plush loges of times depre~, and ofteD fearfUl ~ fadDc the an.swer Royal Opera, (most probably the last row general to the oft-repeated chorallDqulry: I>J... ~sloo) and out of patieDce with the aDOQYmOU.S beat. •Jesus Chrlat, Jesus Christ Andrew Lloyd Webber, accept!Dg the d.lscipllnes of opera, Who are you? What bave you sacriftced? that Is the telltng of a story In musical fa.shic:m, with avera Jesus Christ Superstar tore, chorus, aria, orchestra, t&ss, barit THRU. FEB. 28 :TONY JOE WHITE ~ Rock group returns as headliners t By Ellen Galperin The group is composed of Michael Fennely who and MANAGING EDITOR hitchhiked from New Jersey to Los Angeles to You may remember Crabby Appleton from about join the music scene. After making the run of a Y ear ago. They were here with Jethro Tull. coffee houses and rock bands, he met the other Dut now, Crabby Appleton is first on the bill four members which comprise Crabby Appleton_ with a concert at 8 p, m. Saturday in the gym. He wr ites the songs and is lead vocalist and Along with them is Timber and Fondiler & guitarist. Snt w. Admission to the concert is $2. 50. Phil Jones , drummer, cites listening to blues C rabby Appleton, who records for Electra, has as his major influence. proctuced one commercial hit, " Go Back, " and Casey Foute, who plays keyboard began with a ha ~ that concert type of sound that won't let you FRI.MAR.5 ·SAT.MAR.& sit stilL classical background. He quickly tired of playing P.M. music other people handed him, so he turned to Sanaa Manica lliuic s T he album, " Crabby Appleton" shows their po rock. All seats reserved- $6.50, 5.5 I, 4.50 tentional, but live they should amplify their talent Avai lab le at all Ticketron outlets, Wall i c h'~ Music City Stores, fa1 above the album. Felix (Flaco) Falcon has been playing bongos Mutua l Age ncies and S.M. Civic Box 01iice !39 3-9961) and drums since he was 12 when he came to . •ncluded in the album is "The Other Side . . . . To,.f;YJcr the U.S. from Cuba. In addition he studied jazz Cat erine ·· --a song that combines a simple melod~ an•i s imple lyrics for a striking result. and classical music. When he came to L. A, his interest switched to rock. DIARY OF A MAD HOUSE WI FE Peace by Peace·· a long story with commendable 4-irporf Carrie Snodgrass & Richard Benjamin Hank Harvey, bass player, began in soul clubs bac~p represents what else but peace. Nominated best actr ess in Orange County--soul in Orange County? heafre RESTAURANT · an't live my life'' and " Some Maddness" Anyway, together , they're Crabby Appleton- '"" oth touching stories of love which reach into and together they are. sanctuary we all have. HOURS: Open From 11:30 Daily The concert is being sponsored by the Lectures Parrner.;a at lindley Concerts committee. (Next to Dales, Jrs.) 8 81-9864 Rock group Crabby Appleton wi II perform in concert o t 8 p.m. Cra y Appleton Saturday in the col lege gym. T he concert is be ing presented by Lectures and Conce rts. NOW THRU SUNDAY Buddy Guy Many Moons cast chosen Goodtime music returns Week en Calendar & Junior Wells for Children's Theatre transformed with Poc:o & Jane Alexander COMING NEXT: MARCH 2-7 Cast selections have been made tion. CONCERTS This weekend: By Bonnie Chaikind 0 Academy Award Nominee Charlie Musselwhite for ''Many Moons'' a children's Mrs. Piscano has served as a Tonight: Quicksilver and L1 Ronstadt at the Long Beach ENTERTAINMENT EDI TOR Ross Hunter's play adapted from the James consultant for the Cultural Di Goodtim t~ music used to synonymous with bubblegum, the 1910 & Larry Coryell Arena 8 p.m. Fruitgum Company and bad taste. AIRPORT Thurber story by Charlotte vision of the Recreation Depart Saturday: Crabby Appleton at Dean Martain & 8162 Melrose Ave- Los Angeles 46 -oL 3-2070 Chorpenning, which will be pre ment of Los Angeles and was the e Valley State College Gym Then came Poco, a group made up of two former Buffalo Spring Burt Lancaster sented by the Valley State Col director for the Children's Thea field members, and goodtime was transfo rmed into talent, taste 8 p.m. and musicality. lege Theatre for Children begin tre Guild of Newport Beach. Upcoming: ning March 5_ In addition Mrs. Piscano is March 5-6 Mountain, Santa M ca Civic The evidence of this transformation comes in the form of Poco's Christine Potter, a senior dr teacher Tammy Piscano on the latest album on Epic (KE 30209). From beginning to end this album ama major, has been cast as educational t e 1e vi s i on show March 10 Small Faces, F supports their talent and the rave reviews they have received all over the country. Princess Lenore. Miss Potter " Project---Self-Discovery,·· March 14 Richie Havens, S I ;/#OMI#A!EO fOR has previously appeared in Led by Richie Furay of the Springfield, the group consists of The program is a series of IllIE " Methuselah,·· which was pre CLUBS This Weeke George Grantham on drums, Timothy Schmit on bass and Rusty lessons which follow a child's Young on slide guitar sented at Valley State last fall. development in understanding and Bitter End West: Glenn Yarbr gh 'fACAOEMY AWAROS Jack Susser, a senior drama Also included on this album is Jim Messina, formerly of the aids in the usage of the com lAVEII major, has been selected to play Dante' s: Willie Bobo springfield, who left the group recently and has been replaced by municative arts of movement the King. Susser has performed Golden Bear: Rosebud with J Paul Cotton of the Illinois Speed Press. music and drama_ ry Y ester and Judy Henske Opening with Richie Furay's ·'I Guess You Made It This Time " in "Bury The Dead· • at Valley Ice House: Tim Rose Sun. Mar. 14 s PM State " Many Moons" will be pre one can hear the audience (the album was recorded live at Bo st~n Music Hall and the New York Felt Forum) applauding long be BESTPICTURE Graduate student John Abram sented in the Little Theatre and PJ' s: Chairman of the Board fore the announcer even introduced Poco. lanla Manica Iivia son will be seen as Lord High performances are scheduled for E All seats reserYed $6. $5. $4. Chamberlain. Abramson has ap the consecutive weekends of Shelly's Manne-Hole: Bill Listen _to this album. But better yet, see Poco in concert A\JIIJblt: .tl Jll IH 1..,·tron nuth.'l'l, \\ .1/luh' \.\u'H (th "lton·'l (perferably m a small club when they turn their amps down) and peared in ''Bury The Dead'' and March 5, 12, and 20. \1ulu.JI AJ.:l"nt tt'' .1nd "t . \\ ( I\ u 8o\ 011H l' I tt• , . •~C.Hi 1 Troubadour: Tony Joe White watch them prove that talent still exists. ''Firebugs'' at Valley State. For ticket information phone DilliE !/ERR ProducM by CONCERT 1\SSOCII\TES "" ' m~.,,c omp•nv Tamara Piscano, assistant the Cam_p:1s Box Office at 349- Whiskey: American Eagle ( Editor's note: An inte rview wi th Po.co will run in next Fri· 8/!SJ'Actor Jack Nicholson professor o f drama, will direct 1200, ext. 555, from 9:30 a.m. day' s ed it ion of Artiste. ) the Child_ren · s Theatre Produc- to 3:30p.m. BfSTsupportmg Actress Karen Black BESfongmat Story and Screenplay Jesus Christ Superstar Guy, ells & Company (Continued from page 7) per, and at last when he dies. tion are presented in three forms: (Tnple Award Wmner) not be literally, This technique of isolation by In gospel fashion, when the crowd \ New 'fOr ~ f lm C~ti•CS/ After the overature, Judas contrast speaks not only of the promises faith, in a congrega shine the Ashgrove Best P•cture of the Year opens the show with a straight composer's training, but also of tional mumbling of the Apostles Best 0 1fector-sofJ P• '•')o, his r ever ence for the story, leav Rensin Guy and singer/ harp player Ju Best S upportmg Actress -••·•" e.". four beats to the bar exposition falling asleep in wine at the Last ITER ing the most important lines to nior Wells knocked everybody of where he is with his confus Supper and in the vaulting theme The is back to the out. ion. In the course of wavering the solo human voice. of SUPERSTAR before the Cru blues, off with a COlUMBIA Po( II Rf~ P•PU'"I$ 1 88~ P•oo.,cto, He also gives Judas a stanza As Guy said, " We're gonna belief, betrayal, maddness, he cifixion. get so funky you can smell us.·· JACK NICHOLSON of Mary Magdalene's "I don't sings in the gently circular five The chorus themes and beats They did and we did. know how to love him" to sing FIVI! It/ISH J:IJJti:Jt.\• ~~A~l [l'A~l~ beat "Everything's Alright" of in turn are used as the torment s. The group was tight and the just before the silver-paid Mary Magdalene; presents a va ing voices of Jesus' dreams that master Johnny songs well paced and exciting. KAREN BLACK.". SUSAN ANSPACH With Rod Stewart, apostle sinks into oblivion. riation of his own tune trying reach their most distorted influ to Buddy Guy From the rocking ''Ain't That Su••"• e,o, AORIE N JOYCE S•o·,o, BOB RA FElSON ' "" A ORtEN JOYCE 'C Kenny Jones, Ronnie Lane, to forgive himself for turning Theme and rhythm of the other ences in the 1920's ooooompah •·••~ •• o, BOB RA FELSON ooa RICHARD WE CHSLER and Junior the Ash Grove Lovin • You Babe,'· to the popular f ·•cur .. , P.oa ... cc>• to... main influence in the opera is BERT SCHNEIDf.Ro,.c,. aorBOB RAFELSON R <9 -; :~9 in Jesus in "Damned for all bahhing song of Herod "So this is begins a new into the ''Sunshine Of Your Love," Guy lan Mclagen & Ron Wood that of the vicious eliptical cir -{l ~ ------Also Time, • and has his first tune the Christ," and in the finally blues that will such greats proved his amazingversatility on cle of the five and seven beat ~ "ElliOtt Gould •s supe rb m 'Gett1ng Stra•ght' vV II am .,.v '· sung in pieces by everyone, par focusing "Crucify Him" imme as Taj Mahal :\1Uddy Waters lead guitar, often playing with v.~"' ELUOTi"GOULD GETT/#G Cue va,a' "'' '1 1Jl !l.Ul~iJl jj~NJJ ticularly by Jesus when He ques round of the crowds. diately preceeding the Act. in the weeks to only one hand. AND tions His Covenant, and by the This is sung by the Money All this given a beat, rolls it A disciple of Robe rt John Wells showcased STRAIGHT Special Guest Artist priests who throw it back at him lenders in "The Temple," and into a s imple straight telling of son, Shines is of the better his talent on ~ ..Q CA~ .~~ -~~ "~-~:R ·~ -E~ before he dies. by the Nazareth crowd in sup a long confusing story, but it ''Hoodoo Man," with an excellent blues m•3 11 tOday. He ----"~..::;;;;;==---- St"~ d•rtctorlf!S for other 2nd f e011t ur ~s ,R~ C» In the path of his effect in plication to Christ to heal them. needs many listenings to hear makes you feel blues whe n he vocal as well as the inspired LOS ANGEL ES Oownlown 624 6271 •·.r' 'Q ' ~- ~A\!/CJJ'11 ~.ucow~ the score, his broken tunes pause This then comes to be equated its simplicity and musical unity, harp playing, which has made him cries out his and backs his f AIRf A.l los Angei" 939 3118 CE NIINELA DRIVE-IN Los Angeles 670 8bll featuring Kim Simmonds with the endless demand and famous. VICTORY DRIVE IN -.;n N ,, "63 5511 in silence in three places: when and then to isolate its confusions husky vocals excellent Pick- GUILD N Hollywood 766 3741 Guy and Wells are real show THOUSAN DO AKS DRIVE-IN Newburv P> J9 II 10 he Betrays Christ, when he ar question of Jesus's own uncertain in the minds of those capable of ing and slide CAlifORNIA Hunlmglon P~ 'o,' 'II man, going together like red EDWARDS DRIVE IN Atcadra W 8179 WED. MARCH 10 7:30 P.M. gues with Him at the last sup- person for explanation of Him using them for examining their s obvious Sun f OX lng•ewood 678 2323 Shines' CAGE DRIVE IN Be r Gardens 92 rll' ar the Fabu/ou5 self, even to the extent that the expression and those yet to beans and rice (to borrow an old ACADEMY PasJdena i"b 3191 day night ught whoops STARLIT( DRIVE IN fl ~onle 4~8 7631 saying), and were able to cover (. •f .1. 'ooi_ Q.T~f .._ doomed Son of God s lips into it come ... we the listeners. and cheers audience be \\ ~~~·~:~~l:!~l Himself during the Last Supper, The words may find as many well even when strings broke and RDXY Glendale 243 6393 FORUM II\ ln,a,twood TheAmericm revery song. Mancbttter A Pnuit ~CraM. ushell- Il-k dorit kno,.. where and in His communion with His critics as the music will, but departures from the planned set LDEW'S ON THE MALL Sanla ~on•ca 394 6703 All eat~ reserved $6. $5. $4. $3. man band that _.be~ next CINEMA Chdll-.ollh o8h 160t onc'ud•~ 2~c 1nun ''P" •dmo'!o!I.•Orl'!. !<111 help Father in the Garden. took place. •ailable al all fi c ~Ptron ouii PtS, Forum Box OlficP. all Mutual between the two, performing, lies Billy Guy on SOUTH BAY ;rl Redondo Beach 371 0600 UNITED ARTIST CINEMA •I Rrws•de 689 80l2 The appropriate Easter morn Agpncit·~. Wallich'1 Music City Stores. Mail ordprs accepiPd. this attempt at a success that · ffiYReed's Next ts harpist Charlie Mus SHERMAN Sherman Oaks 18-l!!YII LA HABRA CINEMA 1:2 La H ...... b-e ___ ._..TVtiCnur ..---..,...._.,,..:IIMD::;:=;:::;IIlOO WIClJt CMIIIlM·-1:0111- li.Jl-'lfllllt~ .QIIIUilS I '" ..... ALAN ARIUN ,_.,.JACK 8ROOSKY --.. JU£S fEJfFER - ...... -~ Cllllllllau. ----- EXCLUSIVE LOS ANG ELES ENGAG EMENT ""'IOIIAl Cfllf• ot l Naltonal ISTARTS TODAY I I StOCK If 06 W'.Uif R[ ON Gi'Y:. £Y w '''' j.Xp.w 479·ZI66 it ...... , •· •· 'e; S.t/Stnl: %. •· • · • · •• t2:1S • 2:11. •·u. '"' • • ts a to u P " • "ldllill'>t so- r, o., ' s..J....s.y •••••••••••••••••••••••••••PLUS. SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS February 26, 1971 Valley Slate DaU,y Sllldal Pap 11 It t Fenari, Porsche, Jaguar and Rolls Royce. The 1971 Capri from Lincoln-Mercury beat served up by the standard model." everylxxly. "... the Capri corners like a Siamese cat on It was named "Import Car of the Year" for sandpaper." 1971 by "Road Test" magazine. "The four-speed gearbox with its fully Here are just a few of the things they had to enclosed 'rail' shift linkage stems directly from the say about the Capri. LeMans-winning GT40 Fords." '~) of our staff had heavy exposure to the "No car at any price except the rare few that car during the months just passed, along with are equipped with genuine ZF boxes can compare dozens of other imports, but despite this varied for shifting ease with the Capri's so-called 'rail experience, our choice was unanimous." linkage· in the standard four-speed box." "... in some years ifs difficult to pick a single ... .. options include a three-speed automatic one that's outstanding. That was not the case this transmission .. :· time." "Another surprising feature on a modest-cost. "Remember that theoretically, Rolls Royce volume-produced engine ( 100 hp) is the use of was just as much in contention for this award." twin-venturi Weber carburetion. Though probably "To find a match for the car's roadability. not the same design, the six Weber 2V's used on you have to compare it with something much the 12-cylinder Lamborghini cost $1.800 more expensive such as to replace." a Porsche 914 or .. The Capri ... represents a remarkable a Datsun 240Z.'' bargain ... it offers outstanding value at any "Now ... available reasonable price- say. even $2,900 in as an option the standard fonn ... would be a good spanking new 100 buy with just normal handling horsepower, overhead characteristics." cam four ... and that .. There's not much extra cost isn't much ... fault that can be $50 surcharge for the found with the optional power. What you Capri. a tangible get for that modest sum is that caused us a Capri that will do zero to 60 to choose it as mph in 11.8 seconds ... our Import Car of without sacrificing much if the Year for 1971.'' any of the 24.5 mpg economy Unquote. The Ccipn. Under $2;500 n1frs. suggested retail price. See your Uncoln-Mercury dealer for his price. Page 12 Valley State Dally Sundial February 26, 19'71 Lot 'K' keys available soon Parking keys for lot •K• will a 2.5 grade point average, com inClUde a bachelor's degree by a Valley State story Theatre go an sale at 8:30 a.m. Monday pletion of Education 311, 325, and the fall semester, a social stu program of James Thurber Fa. in the cashier's office In the 436 and admlssi011 to Teacher dies major, a 2.5 GPA with ap bles and Cartoons will be Jlre administration bullding. These Education. proval of major department to sented at 8 p.m. tonight in Speech. addittonalteys are limited to 200. student teach and the completion Drama 113. Theatre GUild is sponsorlnr the event Students possessing card keys Teacher training of Edncatioo 311 aDd EdueatiOD (or other lots may exchange them 325. The story theatre presentation For further lntormation con tor a '"}(• lot key. which is directed by Bart Rolf~ program oHered tact 1\la.rtin Levine, asSi.Sbnt Lot •K .. is located north of the drama instructor, was first Pre. professor of educati011, at ext. engineeriDg building. Approximately 27 students wiD sented at the Northwest Drama 1537 OT 1551. news be given the opportunity to com Conference alliumboldtstate Col Sign-ups due for plete 13 units of education, in Guild to present leg, February 11-13. cluding a student teaching as student teaching signment all in one semester In Performing students include Film on man Dolly Alpva, Richard Gardlna Students who want a first se an experimental teachflr train!ng briefs An academy award wf.nnf.nc Steve Gillman, Beth Goldstein' mester student teaching assign program. Man and Mtchael Pola.kow and Ph11 Tatum: ment must sign up for an appli Classes, held during the fall Wm, "Wby Creates," eatlon meeting by Tuesday in semester, wlll be taught at a Monterey Hall. selected secondary public school Completed appllcatioos are dUe and will combine course work YOU HAVEN'T in the elementary student teach and supervised student teaching ing office by March 26. Require in both readtnr and soeia1 stu Till You've ments lor tirst semester student dies. DONE IT, teaching f.nelude senior standing, Prerequisites !or the program Done It on a W A TERBED All bed sizes available All beds guaranteed for 20 yrs. Wholesale price$37.95 Reg.$79.95 CAll RICK 987-1081 MEETIN~ THE HOU E OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING TODAY MONDAY ZORIAS THF G"£fK COFFEE HOUSE SFVSC ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERNATIONAL KARATE SURVEY ASSOCIATION, noon, Club, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., ?p.m., AND RESTAURANT - Monday 11746 SUicoy a., Rencla, California Sierra Hall South 214, execu to 8:30 p.m. through tive meeting. Friday, physical education 10, Featuring Music and Oancir.g NORTHRIDGE (ROCK 'N' ROLL) new members welcome. From Greece, Israel, Armemo antf the LIBERATION FRONT, noon, Balkan Countries Open Forum, •Tamarack, • a EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE, 10 band o! former Valley State a.m., Dialog Center, '"Proba GIFTS - RECORDS - PASTRI ES Students. bility, Odds and Systems of pt,- 881-94U SIERRA CLUB, 1 p.m., music Games Played In Nevada.. • Moa. - Turldah-Armealaa n.a. - Iara.eJ.i 111, organizational meeting. EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE, 1 Taea. - Oreek Frt. - lllt.ernational Wed . - BalJiaa su. - Greet THEATRE GUILD 8 p.m., p.m., Dialog Center, "'ntro belfDa at 1:30 p .m. speech-drama 113, Academy duction to Handwriting Analy DaaclJIC Award-wlnnf.ng film: ~'by sis,• $5 fee. Men Create, • Valley State EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE, 2 • Story Theatre program of p.m., Dialog Center, •Tarot James Thurber fables and ca.l' Card Readlng and Interpreta GIANT SUBMARINE toons. tion_• CAMELOT, 8:30p.m., temporary EXPERIME:ilt"TAL COLLEGE, 7 SANDWICHES • unloo buUdtng, live folk music p.m., Litehouse (9520 Eti afterwards, $1 admission. wanda), •Food Co-op. • FOJ\EIGN FILM FESTIVAL, 8:30 EXPERIMENTAl. COLLEGE, 7 p.m., engineering 100, '"Knife p.m., Dialogue Ceoter, • Poe in the Water. • try: 1950 to Monday MornJ.Dg. • FACULTY ARTISTS SERIES, EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE, 8 8:30 p.m., speech-drama 100, p.m., Llfehouse, '"The Birth of celllst Nathaniel Rosen wt11 Humanity Being. • BUY ONE-GET ONE FREE perform. EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE, 8 p.m., Dialog center, •com• PLUS YOUR 20% DISCOUNT CARD modlttes and Commodity Tt"ad GOOD ALL YEAR IDC.• PHONE 881-9961 18448 VENTURA ILVD. TARZANA lEAST 01 RESEDA ILVD.I Offer expires March 11 JOHN HARTFORD presents 2nd Annual Benefit for the UCLA John Edward SATURDAY Memorial Founda~on Featuring BAZAAR AND SWAP MEET, 10 Roy Rogers Dale Evans a.m. DeVQDShire D JEWS IN ACTION, DOOD, Vir gi.D1aD Stables iD Cbat.swOrih, THE PALOMINO borsebaclt rldmC, RSVP (8116- 907 Lankershim, N.H. 76 5-9256 1?51) by 7 p.m. Friday. Cocktails e Dinnen • Dancing • No Age Li~n it THE . SUPER-SIX . . Peter Green, Curved Air, John Renbourn, Black Sabbath, a1d Joe Bauer Now ilst-- $2.99 AND 'CRY OF LOVE' -JIM I HENDRIX His· firewall alb••-his bestl I Now i•st-- $3.81 WarDer/Reprise Records Pge 14 Valley state Dally Sundial February 26, 1971 VSC gymnasts meet L.A. State MM!na commented that he be. Valley State had a season high State ca.n reach their goal, an 151.1-141.9. By John Rogers Leading the way for the Ma lieves the reason for VaJ te of 148 points last week, but improvement on their 6-1 rt'COrd SPORTS EDITOR tadOrs against L.A. tins week State·s consistent will be lookinc to break Into the should be eminent. lmproveme~ After the L.A. Valley will be Eogbrecht, Valley state•s throughout the season bas been Valley State's 1YJ11Da5ls will 15(Ys with even better perfor meet, State for a ~all-around. He wtn only see due to their traln.ing PTogralll have ooe last tuneup meet this m:mees against Los Angeles, ac travels to Fullerton actlon in five eveats rather Ulan which has emphasized angle and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Cal State cording to Coach Jack Med.illa. ~~ meet, then returns the fol six however, as Medina is hold body position to a great degree Los ADgeles, before they beglD Medln::t commented that while lowing weelt when the Titans host ing bim oat of free exercise for rather than just getting through their all important encounters he feels his squad ls not uslDg the California CollegWe Athletic AssoctaUoo finals. Tbe this meet becan.se of a bad knee. a move on a pl~ of apparatus with Cal St.ate Fullertcm begin the Los Angeles meet as strictly week that ventures to The Matadors other lop per "'t's the little things that hav~ ning wlth a dual meet in two a tuneup ror three consecutive after Fullerton formers iDclude P::tt Mahoney on helped, • he satd. He added back to back meets with Ful Matador Gym, as Valley Slate that weeks. noor exereise and long hor se, his squad ts in great shape lilld The Matadors, who have shown lerton, he has not studied the wtll host the California State Gunderson on rtDgs and noar hopes to reach its peak and hold improvement throughout the Dlablos gym squad closely, and College finals. exerCise, Bob Butt on long hor it during the three important season, and had their best per is more interested m whether Although Valley Slate got its se, Rudy Eeksteln on side horse meets against FuUertoo, as wen formance at home last Satur or not bls team can score 150 best performance of the year and Bruce Crable on high bar. as the NCAA finals that foUow day against Cal State Long Beach points or more this weekend. laSt week ln gymnastics, Me other s who have been worldllg Medina said be also hopes and san Jose State, will bework Los Angeles has been avera dina noted that many members that ha.rd and looking good in pnc of J.Dg to reach their season•s peak ging in the middle to higb I 30's oC the team were disappointed, many tbe team's etnnastics tice include Gordon Clarke on fans wiU be ~ble to make it to within the next few weeks. during the year, so If Valley as there were seven separate areas where they could have parallel bars, Rich Mashler on Cal State this week and Fuller. done better and potentially scor noor exercise aDd 111gb ber, and too in the cornJ.nc weeks, to help ed as much as 154 poillts. Dean Furakawa and Gary Honjio push the team oo with crowd Matador baseballers Tbe Matadors haVf> been em side horse. respoo.se. strengthened over semester treak by the addition of trans fer student Randy Graham oo the to begin CCAA race rings. Graham a former high By Steve Brener school West Valley League rings STAFF WRITER champioo, should helpstreDgtbell Coach Bob Hieprt and bis Matador nine hope to get back c:a the the number three spot on that ev _ ... blo_JIIl._.I41T eut, wblch has beeD weak !or Val wiJm1DC trac:Jc Saturday as the Callforn.la Collegiate Athletic As •wappHe• socJaUoa race beciDB. ley state thts year. Tbe Mata After sufferiDC their first setback of the year to Loyola UDiver dOrs have two 9.0 or better ring stty, 10-8, the Matadors will open defeose of their CCAA crOWD, men 1n GeorgeEliCbrechtandGay ,_,.1 RESfDA BLVD. .bostinc the University of california at Riverside in a doubleheader. Gunderson but have been lacltine First game I.S set to get underway at noon 1t1th pre-game ceremoo a solid third scor e oo that ev les featuring a battery of President James Cleary catching; Dr. eut t.hroug'hout the seaSOD. Depth has bPen Valley State's Arthur Taitt, athletic department representative, battlng; and Ath COMPlETE LINE OF MATERIALS FOR THE letic Director Glenn Arnett throwlne out the f1rst balL primary weakness lhts year, as Hlerert named AU-American righthander Lew Lerner and lefty they have strong personnel in the twartUt ace Mike RaplclD as the probable choices !o.r the two contests. Santa top posltlon on every event, hut Monlca College transfer Dale Morris who has been quite effective If a performer gets in trouble commercial arti8t this season, was also mentioned as a possible starter or reliever. they have no really outstanding .trulent Tbe U.C. Riverside Ht,hlanders recorded an S-Z3 mark last year backup men. Medina commented that aDd to date are 2-3 under first year coach Lyle Wilkerson. however the squad has been amateur WllkerSOil bas 11 returnees to work with. -we have tremendous worlclng hard to see that no ooe draltaliu:m potential,• said WUkerson. "'ur hitting ts superb but the pltcb misses, in an attampt to cure this problem, and that they have tng lacks depth. • Junior lefthanders Steve Roberts and Jim Schmidt wlll get done a good job. If the Matadors can get tnto the call for the Highlanders. Large Sel ection of BANKAMERICARD Riegert ls quite pleased with the results of the first eight games the 150's against Los Angeles ART BOOKS MASTER CHARGE as the Matadors are 6- 1-1. "We have been hitt1Dg the ball well Saturday, they should baveagood and our pltchine has been very CODSistent, • he said. "We still chance of defeatlng Fullertoo, as have to touch up oo defense.•• the Titans have scored asbigbas Tbe J.latadors openinc CCAA lineuP wtll be Dave Ravare (catcher); 154 this year, but have leveled Frank Slatoo (first base); In Zaldleim (second base); Ray K1Dg off in recent weeks to scores ol The NEWMAN (shortstop); Rodee Fradella or Doug Holloway (third baSe); Dan about 151 points. Noonan (left field); Lyman Bostock (centerfield); and Dave Zall In their most recent meet last CENTER (rtchtfteld). week, Fullertoo beat UCLA Tbe only l.Djury that HJegert noted was third baseman Holloway, who ls recoverlnt; from a sore foot. atSFVSC Riegert was quite frustrated after the Matador s dropped a 10-8 deelsi By Richard Strober that Art Martinez, the man count highs. a 9.6 century at College at the Returniug veterans are MOIUQ' SPORTS EDITOR ed on to score the most points Although Valley state's sprint Sequoias. Sklov In the javelJ.n and Barry Coach FeliX Jumonvilleandhls for the Matadors this season, record holder, Steve Ross, has Veteran Pedro Kromschroder Ross in the dfseu5 and shot pat. \lat.ador trackmen open their would not be able to nm due to beeo losttograduatloll, therP-are and ftf'Wcomers Bob Hertan from Joining them will be FoothW season Saturday with a trl-meet personal problems. several n~w !aces who will try L.A. Valley College and Tony College transfer, Jalm Br is against UC Santa Barbara ·and However, ~ta.rtinez will rejoin to take up the slack. Ray Ollie, Ellis from LACC are expected bois 1n the discus and .shot-pat Pll ppercUne College at 1:15 l.n the team next season and will a ti"ansfer !rom ~cramento City to help 1n the middle distances. ter Fr ed Jesper soa from Pierce Santa Barbara. also nm cross country next sea College, boasts a 9.8 mark In The dlstauce team should be College. Accor AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE HOUSING MISCELLANEOUS TRAVEL 1968 VW Squarebaek. 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'67 BMW 1600, Mlchell.n X's. Math, Artthmeuc, Sllde Rule, TYPING (S.\11TJf-CORONA oUice o\Jso Israel, Africa, lndla. 6~ Immaculate S1700. '64 BMW Statistics, etr.. Try 790-2131. electric) clear executive type. HELP WANTED ~II. Intra - European charter 1800, S1000. Must sell. 886- EARN EXTRA money and fight (3-4) Fast, accurate. 3~ double 4105. (3-3) AYN BRERA? No alternative? ntghts, sttldent JD-cards. Con polllltlon tool Shaldee Ecology spaced-legible. Reports, manu tact EASC, 323W. BeverlyDrlve, '67 v"W -- Rims, t1res, ~»oint So says Golda Melr. Matzpen Product Distributors needed. scripts, term papers. 349-1150. Beverly Los AnJeles JOb, wood s: wheel, Built engine Is an alternative to Zionist tm Hms, Contact: PO Box 5726, Sherman (2-26) 90210. Phone 276-6293. (5- 28) (Norris cam, Rochester 2bbl, perlallsm -- contact Abdullab Qaks, Calif. 91403. (2-26) THE great escape-Eu Pacer exhaust) many extras. Sa BrODSOD 342-8616. (2-26) TRAVEL ~1AKE .,PLEASE HELP!• We have part STUDENT TRAVEL, trips, char rope and the Middle East. Im crifice $1300. Call Tom 780- CHINESE KUNG FU•.. deadly Ume jobs coming out of our ears! ters. Europe, Orient, Around mediate ticketing--Intra Euro 451 2. (3-3) sell-defense, Tal-chi, brick (Most jobs ln W.L.A. area) Ser the World. Wr1teS.T.O.P.,2150C pean FUgbts. InternatlODal Stu FOR SALE vice Unlimited 475-9521. (3-3) breaking; Catalog 25<;. Chinese Cultural Assn., PO Box 3020.1, Shattuck, Berkeley, Call!. 94704 dent ID, Speelal stu- AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE In EXPERIENCED BLUEGRASS LA 90030. (3-3) or see travel agent. (3-3) dent Ran Pass @ 2 months for surance. Rates ava.Uable for ttve string banjo teacher. Must SPECIAL STUDENT fares to Tel $125. Student grants on car students and employees. Call teach by note and tablature. CAFE OLE ts open to love and serve you every day from 11-2. Aviv, Cairo and Beirut via sche purchase. Rent and lease av Allan Sobel at 781- 5527. Even WoodlO'IIJe Music Center. 883- duled airlines. From London ailable. Contact: Dept. S-SFV. ~s call 783-3509. ( 4-2) 0050. (~-~) Come and rap and l.ndlllge l.n other human luxuries. (2-26) $87; from Frankfrut $80; from SOFA c/o VIC. 13509 Ventura SHAKLEE NON-POLLUTING, MAN NEEDED to Uve-in and Amsterdam $72. See us for ad Blvd. Suite C, Sherman Oaks, 'CHiNESE MASTERS Series Fri., Phosphate-free cleaniDcproducts work at loca 1 mortuary. Fur dltional special fares. Reseda Calif. 91403. 784- 167'7, 872- Feb. 26, 8 pm UCLA Frana. Hall for hom~/laundry; organic vita nished room, kitchen, bath, gar Travel, 6640 Reseda Blvd., Re 2283. (5-28) 1178. •chinese Health Prac mins and natural beauty aids. age, linen,and $50 per month. st!da.. Telephone !rom Valley ERIC TAYLOR (The A1rlJ.neGuy) tices; Ancient Wisdom of VU Price list sent on request. PO Must be clean shaven, own a 881-1000; from N.H. or L.A. works for T. W.A., the far- out Jage Cooldng. • Donations re Box 5726, Sherman C>ak.s, Calll. suit and car, and be studious. 873-3300. ( 4-2) no-hassle airline. This airli.De quested. • (2-26) ~03. (2- 26) Excellent study atmosphere. CONTRARY TO popular belief, guy la'lows about everything, even WANTED •CffiLDREN." Licen \IATT R ESSES - Marketing Must not need or have another Eric Taylor (The T.W.A. Air travel. So why don't you call gradu'lte can get them for you job. Hours flexible. Call 781- sed personal chlld care In my line Guy) Is altve and wen, but me at 781-0200 Ext. 2735 and we home. Individual tralnlng and factory direct--Any brand, llJU' 2761 or 781-2762 daY or nJghl ht> ls going crazy running all can rap about any travel haJlcups Size set. Don•t pay establtsh wANT AN IDterest:tng part time. attention not "baby si~. • Rea. over tbls campus lookJ.ne for you have or whatever. Remem sonalbe. Call Cba.rleen Rohde rn~.ont Prlces. Buy tbroug'1 me and Job in WLA'? CaD Services Un people to rap with about travel ber, I'm here to make lt happen. 346-6894. (2-26) ~ve 40-607o. Call for details. limited. 475-9521. You will be Plea'se help him by calling 781- (4-2) 1 BuSINESS STUDENTS. Need help ~d Pratt, 886-0400. (3-19) surprised! (2- 26) 0200 Ext. 2735. He doesn't btte EUROPE CHARTER fllghts. Se with: Termpapers, library, re ~l'To INSURANCE rates too HOUSING and you can even feed him. But veral schedules available from search, case studies, all re hurry! ( 4-2) West Coast to Loodon, Amster r'gh? Let us save you money. Pri 0 HALF HOUSE. for rent. search reasonable rates: Call dam, and Frankfurt. Winter ' Yourself a favor by calling CRESTLINE MOUNTAIN retreat vate entrance and living quar 783-8087. .l2-26l ;;row Insurance Service. 345- for groups 6 to 50--Cbalets and ntghts $250 to $265 roundtrip, ters; share bath and kitchen. LANCASTER R r;;SIDENTS IDter or $150 oneway. Coordinator: "G5. , 3_5) big lodge with fireplace--modern Secluded hllltop overlooking Val ested in forming car pool. Call hPat and dorms. Reservalloos Prof. 'Jargaret r. Paal, 247 ~~an DATS~~u-UN ~~~~~~~~Pick Up. Radio ley and hor se ranches. Want WH8-2801 eves. (2-26) (213) CA 1-6849. (3-25) Roycroft Ave., I ongBeach90803. d Beater. camper shell spe male who appreciates quaet cou.n YOU'RE 0\\lTED-- HaveShabbat Cial tires wide -"-orne w'heels STUOE~T BUDGET tours -uD 213-438-2179. (3-1) ~X ' ...... ,_. ' try llvl.ng. Sorry no dogs! lG dinner Friday evening with fa reft"lmented f.uroJ)f' 8weeksS'i9!i, cenent clutch and brakes. En- Sell your unwanted 1tems for minutes from school . $82.50. mily, followed by services at gane In gOOd shape. 849-5656. 4 we.-ks $415 Orient 6 weeks extra money... Use Daily Sun Call 349-1200 Ext. 572 M- F 10- Valley Beth Shalom. Call Temple $648 FIT 4248 Overland, Culver dial CLASSlflED ADS for Cast --- (3- 3} 12 or 1-5. (3-2) Office 788-6000. (3- 30) City 2'il-0932or 839-5247.(4-14 ) results------Page 16 Valley State Daily Sundlal Febnaary 26, 1971 Cagers fight for crown It is hoped that the loss or By Richard Strober guard Guy Gains, who was dl'. SPORTS EDITOR .Matador hoopsters to face elared scholastlcally lnPiiglbJ Saturday evening will he the will not hurt the Matadors ~~ most Important night in the his much. Caines had been PlaYing tory of basketball at Valley Stale Fullerton Titans in finale strong ball since mid- season as the ~latadors travel to Cal and will be missed. ' State Fullerton with a chance to son, hut the h'O key men af late The Titans sport the ~>eeond terence, they could gain a bf>rth Teaminc with Carr in the back. clinch the scbOol's first cage have been Burge andMcCraelten. best scorer in C