By CHRIS LENTZ more than 1,700 potentially hazard- 4-year-old who died when a toy mis- rockets from the product" stated News Assistant ous items according to Harper's sle lodged in his throat, as well as Horowitz. Bazaar magazine. the injuries of 10 other youngsters. "There is onl' so much testing a Editor's note: This is the first in a In a recent interview with con- According to Karl's Toys, Hob- company can do to insure the safety two-part series concerning sumer advocate David Horowitz, he bies and Stationery Store Manager of the toy. The federal government dangerous toys on the retail stated, "One of the major problems Adele Hayes, "there have been does not really have any re- market. Through interviews with in toy safety is that consumers go many toys recalled, among them are quirements other than the Under- consumer advocate David out and buy these toys for their Silly String, Daykin Stuffed Toys writer's testing. Horowitz and local toy dealers, the children, and they are not aware of and Riviton construction sets. "So a lot of it is up to the discre- first section discusses the hazards what a dangerous toy really is. They tion of the person buying the toy. Silly String was of many toys. The second section take more of the child's desire into removed The major problem we come across because when mixed with bleach, WARNING: will offer toy buying guidelines and is the proper awareness of the consideration than the practicality the combination gives off insights by Horowitz. of buying the product. buyer," he said. poisonous gases. The Daykin stuff- "As an example, I think it would According to Horowitz, any toy is ed toys were recalled after a baby This Christmas season, six out of be ludicrous for a parent to buy a potentially dangerous. But it's not every 10 American adults will buy at small child a toy that possesses little strangled himself with an elastic only any toy that is a potential cord which suspended the animal least one toy. Unfortunately, your parts that they could swallow or danger, but any product is a poten- toys proven above the crib. The fault lay with Some chances of selecting a dangerous one choke on. tial danger if the consumer doesn't the parents in that case due to the from the more than 200,000 lining "Every parent wants to give his know how to use it. fact the shelves are disturbingly high. children things they didn't have at that the toy was clearly labeled "You obviously wouldn't give a not to be used as a crib toy," said Despite recent federal legislation, Christmas or other times in life, but child a chain saw for Christmas, yet potential hazard potentially hazardous toys still fill the parents don't really know what Hayes. parents get chain saws for "It was felt that the Riviton con- the stores. Especially during the hec- to look for," said Horowitz. Christmas. They don't know how to struction sets were one of the best tic Christmas season, adults should Horowitz instructs consumers to operate them and they can injure or construction sets around, but two choose with care playthings that are study toy packages when purchasing literally kill themselves with it. boys choked to death on the rubber sensibly designed, well-constructed, items. He stated that most major "It is the same with a toy, like an to children's health rivets, and thus went another item reasonably safe in operation and toy manufacturers will not only electric train. Electric trains in off the shelves, stated Hayes. suitable for the skills and interests show what the toy is on the box, but themselves are not hazardous, but if of the child. also what age level the toy was "Toy manufacturers do test the you don't know how to use it, or The Consumer Product Safety designed for. toys, but in the case of the 'Battle- how to hook it up to the electric cur- Commission (CPSC) estimates that In the past, toys have been re- star Galactica' toy it was tested in rent, it can be definitely dangerous, a minimum of 134,000 children end called for various reasons. Last terms of it operating and working especially for a young person," said up in hospital emergency rooms winter, Mattel recalled its "Bat- safely. But it was taken for granted Horowitz. every year with toy-related injuries. tlestar Galactica" space toy follow- that parents would not buy the toy "So you see, anything you buy The CPSC has reportedly banned ing the death of Robert Warren, a for a child that could swallow the Continued on page 3

Volume 58 Issue 12 Fullerton College Friday, Nov. 30, 1979 KPBK updates format

By CHRIS LENTZ format. KMET, for example, is a billed as our Christmas present to News Assistant progressive rock station while KNX the community, and we will have an is a MOR (middle of the road) sta- appliance give-away as well as a tion. record give-away," said Ball. Starting in December, FC's cam- "KBPK, or just 90 FM as we will Many times KBPK is confused pus radio station, KBPK 90.1 FM, soon be called, will be a happy with KFCR, the closed circuit will make a gradual change to a new medium between these two system located in the cafeteria patio. music format. formats." In regard to this, Ball stated, "We "At the present time, we play the According to Ball, the reason are actually very different from top 40 hits, no matter what they are. behind the change is that the cam- KFCR, in that we actually broadcast Whether it's disco, pop, rock or pus station was licensed for the pur- into the community. New Wave, we play them," said pose of serving the public. At pres- "We serve the northern portion Mike Ball, KBPK station manager. ent, he feels the station's public ser- of Orange County as well as the "We will be going for a contem- vice programs and the present music southern section of Los Angeles CREATIVE GRAFFITI-Concerned residents of the neighborhood, particularly this footbridge over porary sound. Our objective is to format do not correlate. County," he said. area surrounding Lemon Street below Commonwealth Lemon Street, give a fine example of contemporary stay away from hard rock, yet we "While most stations will put According to FC President Philip Avenue have proven that graffiti can take on a very Mexican-American artwork. Next week the Hornet will still retain our hit-oriented their public affairs according to Borst, "a moderate shift in em- positive appearance. Many concrete structures in the will feature an in-depth study of this artisitc re-vamp. image," continued Ball. their music, we're putting our music phasis at KBPK is a good idea. Photo by Bob Simon "By contemporary sound, I am according to our public affairs," "If the station is to maintain its referring to artists like Ann Murray, stated Ball. community station image, it must the Eagles and Supertramp. We will "It is felt that with our new for- serve the broad scope of interest not be a 'beautiful music station' mat our present audience will be within the community," said Borst. Native American Week gives that plays Frank Sinatra and kept. Yet the new contemporary "KBPK serves the needs of the Johnny Mathis." format will attract an older, as well community, and it must accomplish Concerning the format change, as a larger listening audience. this through whatever means Ball stated, "Every station has a "This format change will be available," Borst said. FC students cultural lesson By LARRY WHITMER If so, you should take note of the thusiasm for the potential inherent Hornet Staff Writer cultural emphasis weeks on the cam- in the cultural weeks. pus of Fullerton College. "These In the planning stages are a Black Maybe you're different, but have Weeks are hopefully entertaining, History Week, Hispanic Culture you ever worried about the polariza- but more than that, they are an Week and Vietnamese Tet celebra- tion of the races? Does it seem education," said Irma Rodriguez, tion, she said. On Dec. 1, the strange to you that the "great FC's director of student affairs. international-students banquet is melting pot" we heard so much of "People of all cultures should at- scheduled. in our earlier years of education acts tend these weeks so they can learn The week of Nov. 19 saw the more like a smelting pot, purifying about other peoples," she added, Native American week. For three and refining the races? her eyes clearly displaying her en- days Indian craftwork and food of several Native American tribes were sold and displayed in the FC quad. In those three days, some of the Native American culture was A.S. ok's GLSEU shared. "The Native American culture By VICKY BYERS De Merle Trio, a jazz band, will ap- is News Editor pear Dec. 14. very dear to the Indian," said Funds in the amount of $25 were Melvin Deer of the Kiowa tribe, a also donated by the Senate in the cultural curriculum specialist of the The Gay and Lesbian Student Tribal American Center. "A com- Education Union (GLSEU) was form of a flower arrangement for the late Benjamin Skiles, father of parison can be made to the parable granted club status Nov. 20 at the former A.S. president Dennis of the pearl, told by Jesus of Associated Students Senate Nazareth." Just as Jesus exhorted meeting. Skiles. Carol Juliano was also voted in as his followers not to "cast their pearl Prior to the voting, Senator Jim before the swine," so the Native Morrow advised the Senate that a a Curriculum and Education Com- mittee member. American has been careful to share Richard Bower (right) with Dean of Instruction Jane Alfred Wolfarth (right) with FC instructor John 'no" vote by the majority would The results of the Senate's smok- its culture only with those who are Armstrong. Walker. be unconstitutional under United receptive, he added. States law. He advised the senators ing survey, which queried FC "This (Indian culture) has been a that opposed the issue to abstain students as to their feelings about way of life for thousands of years," FC octogenerians from voting. cigarettes being sold on campus, T-shirts were also discussed at the were presented. The A.S. felt that Deer stated. "Even though there are vast tribal differences, the spirit of meeting, and a shirt with the slogan the survey results were generally apathetic and may not adequately the culture remains constant." Students start their "2ndhalf' "Senators do it in committees" was "The United States government vetoed in favor of a simple "A.S." reflect the general consensus of FC By GRACE CARVER cording to Bednarski, Bower is very Wolfarth. "The party was planned tried to eradicate that spirit, but the Hornet Staff Writer punctual, participates energetically for three weeks in advance," logo. students. There was no indication as A motion to appropriate $278 for to future surveys on this subject, Native American struggled to hold and volunteers answers in class. Walker stated. "The other students on to the spirit." Deer further ex- "He is greatly admired by his fellow are inspired by him-especially the a noon-time concert in the Student nor the reinstating of cigarette Center was also approved. The Les machines on campus. plained that this was accomplished The old adage that "it's never too students," added Bednarski. fact that he is 80 and still learning." Continued on page 3 late" was proven Nov. 20 and 21 at Bower left school at the age of 13. When asked about the party, FC when birthday parties were held He joined the British Army at 15 Wolfarth said, "I was most surpris- for two 80-year-young students. and was a pilot in the Royal Air ed and I want to do something for NewsBri Richard Bower turned 80 on Nov. Force when he was 18. He did study them (his classmates)." Jog-a-thon-FC is holding a dent Affairs Office on campus for 21 and is a student in Joseph Bed- some Spanish in 1919, "but never Wolfarth was born in Germany, Art and more art-The Fullerton Walk/Jog-a-thon Dec. 1 at 9 a.m. more information. narski's 9 a.m. Spanish class. used it, as many of us do," Bower but moved to Canada when he was College Patrons of the Arts is spon- and Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. on the FC Classmates Yvonne Alaniz, Kialynn said in a clipped British accent. 2. He came to the United States in Indian jewelry sale- Kiva Keep- soring an art exhibition and sale track. The event will help raise D'Ordine, Tracy Galindo, Lenore Bower is now retired and decided 1916, at which time he spoke only sakes, authentic Indian jewelry will Dec. 4 in the Student Center from 9 funds for men and women's inter- Handy, Elizabeth Toutney, Donna to return to his study of Spanish by French and had to learn English. He be sold today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a.m. to 8 p.m. There will be collegiate athletics as well support Seda and Frances Urias made the ar- attending FC this semester. "You moved to Southern California from in front of the bookstore. On sale lithographs, etchings, and woodcuts clubs and groups with their rangements for Bower's party. At a might call it an interrupted educa- Wisconsin last December. campus will be handmade items from the available by such artists as Goya, own special projects. Participants pre-arranged time, the students tion," he said. "You know-you He is attending FC and learning Zunis, Navajos and Hopis, which Durer, Rouault, and others. can designate money earned by came into the room carrying a pum- never graduate until you are six feet his native tongue. "We still have will include earrings, stick pins, them to the club or group of their Potential graduates-Applications pkin pie crowned with one candle under," he added, with a chuckle. friends and family in Germany," rings, belt buckles and pendants. choice. for January graduation are and the whole class sang "Happy Alfred Wolfarth, who was 80 on- Wolfarth stated. He, too, is retired Participants must register in the Express yourself-The A.S. is in the available in the Records Office, Birthday" to Bower. Nov. 22, is a student in John and is learning to write and speak Student Affairs Office, fill out 25 process of surveying FC students on located in the Administration Bednarski Walker's German night class. The said he couldn't believe German to be able to communicate sponsor forms (to receive a free the question: Cigarettes on campus, Building. Applications must be Bower was that age when he was class members furnished a cake and with his friends and relatives in Ger- t-shirt) and walk and/or jog for one returned to the Records Office by asked if the party could be held. Ac- refreshments Nov. 20, surprising many. yes or no? The survey takes place in hour in the event. Contact the Stu- the quad. Dec. 7. 2-Friday, Nov. 30, 1979 Hornet

Beside the point The Hornet editorial board reserves the right to select and edit the news and advertisingwhich appears in this newspaper. Allunsigned editorials representa majority of editorial staff opinion. Views expressed in sign- ed editorialsare the author's, not necessarily the Hornet's. The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during summer months, exam periods and staff school holidays, by the JournalismDepartment of Fullerton College, 321 E. Chapman Av., Fuller- All that woman does ton, Ca. 92634. It is jointly financed as a service by the Hornet Business Office, the Associated Students and the college administration. The Hornet is printedat the Midway Press, 10620 South By GREG BRATOFF something that are viewed as much, if not more of Pioneer Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, Ca., and is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and the says: "it is impossi- policy California Newspaper Publishers Association. Hornet Staff Writer ble to describe," I snort, and offer a sex objects as women. The setting In the land of Anaheim there is a mental (or vocal) amendment: was even more Heinleinesque when, Opinions from readers are we/come in the form of letters to the Hornet. Let- nightspot called "Oscar's." "You mean, you lack sufficient after the winner of the male dance ters should not exceed 300 words and must be signed and submitted to Room And the tale of Oscar's is such: it TALENT to describe!") contest was announced, a (female!) 512 by noon on the Tuesday prior to desired date of publication. We reserve the right to edit letters to conform to space, style and libel considerations. is a place like many other places. I lack sufficient talent to describe belly dancer balanced the shows, The drinks get one drunk, the a male exotic dance contest. sexually speaking. waitresses get one horny (if one is a Surprisingly, not all the con- She was superb. Exotic dancing male), and the disco music gets one testants chose much-glorified can truly be an art. Ask any guy. to either dance or not dance, depen- macho personas...a few of them ap- But back to the "boys next ding. peared in costumes-and door," one of whom, who possesed Innocents at home Yet this nightspot stands out-at bodies-that should be described as a more common body structure least in Orange County-as the only "the boy next door." All well and (short and built like a brick We wish to commend the A.S. Senate for accepting It is alwa ys the innocent who suffer for government (to my knowledge) such establish- good, I say. shithouse) plus a black beard and a the inevitable and voting in the Gay and Lesbian Stu- follies. A pprime example is the current situation in ment that features (as it did day One contestant chose, however, beer gut, received not a few bucks dent Education Union (GLSEU). Iran. Carterr decided to punish Khomeini and the Ira- before yesterday) a...uh...male ex- the traditional sailor's outfit, and from the mouths and flies and The vote was not overwhelmingly in favor of the nians for taLking over the embassy and kidnapping 49 otic dance contest. undressed, of course, to the Village cleavages of bystanding women. union...perhaps it would be more accurate to say that Americans. Instead of acting to free these people Yes, honest! A disco like any People's "In the Navy" (ap- But the last contestant took the the Senate did not vote out the union. Abstentions Carter decidded not to import any more oil from Iran. other disco, but one that is currently propriate in more ways than one). show. An innocent age of 21 plus an abounded. Oil is in' such demand that our boycott is not going presenting an exercise in role rever- Another stripped to Thin Lizzy's Adonis body earned him mucho It's a sign of the times. Recently, our beloved Jerry to affect the economy of Iran. Instead, innocent sal. "Jailbreak" and, accordingly, wore paper money, and most enthused Brown went after the gay vote. In a close presidential Americans in the United States are suffering. Gas It's a trip to see women hold bills (initially) a shirt with an "O.C. (and lusty) cheers from the presiding race, a crucial 5 (or is it 15?) percent may make the dif- prices are s(oaring, the odd-even plan is now in effect in in their mouths-and flies, and Jail" inscription. women. ference between being president or just another ascetic California, the promise of long gas lines is upon us. cleavages-for the male G-string- Again, all well and good. All this Oscar's has a $3 cover charge and samaritan. Luckily, the GLSEU is not a terrorist organization, clad dancers to remove with their conveyed-at least to me-the im- a dress code, a computerized dance It is nice to know our own Senate is following the else we migght have seen some riots on this cherished teeth. pression that the above contestants floor (which means one dances on same lines, it gives us hope. campus. Evven a government with (relatively) limited And I'm sure I'm not the only put some thought and imagination little blinking lights), and, as I said, As with any act of government, though, the initial authority nnust think of the effect its legislative acts male in the place to have felt himself into their acts. nice waitresses. The male exotic vote-down of the union and the ensuing period of will have onn its constituents. Perhaps our A.S. Senate to be somewhat on the spot. After I say: imagination is the key. The dance contest will last 13 weeks, and deliberation brought more harm than good to innocent will not imitate state and federal governments, and all... setting, as I saw it, was something final grand winner will get $1,000. people. will stay in touch with the needs of the students. (Every time I've read a review of out of Heinlein's novels, where men tach winner of the individual con- tests will receive $100. Oh yes, my vote went to contes- tant number three, one "James Dean," who bounced out in a Santa outfit. He (probably sensuously) Selective proselytism- hypocrisy removed each item of his costume-including the pillow he used to create a "jolly" gut, and By BETTE-JEAN DARST techniques it'd just be a little snip.) fracture, eye for eye, tooth for the looks if someone goes to church personal relationship with God and which he rubbed against his crot- Hornet Staff Writer Leviticus is definite about women tooth..." Naturally enough, the ma- unkempt. resent having it inferred I don't. It ch-to reveal an average body. But I "The Bible is today, tomorrow, and menstruation. "Whoever jority of the world favors this view. I'm also wondering what would may just be that I am offended by voted for Santa because of the (to touches anything on which she forever," the young woman said, sits Further along in the New Testa- happen if the money spent on lovely having someone pick and choose me) pervasive "role reversal" theme shall wash his clothes, bath in water ment, however, Jesus head held high. She was one of the' suggests, "If glass buildings actually went to what Bible verses to quote (in sup- of the event. After all, Santa is pro- remain unclean till evening." slap's you on the right Biblically-oriented Christians here and someone feeding and clothing the poor here port of a view) and then arguing the bably the most not only traditional- Now, I've got no way to check this on campus and we had a brief talk. cheek, turn and offer him your in Orange County. No, in the vast point with me when I attempt the ly male, but also asexual character left." After we parted, I felt uneasy. I am out either, but I do suspect many a Can he actually be setting chess game of Bible quotation, same activity. in English lore...in other words, menstruating Christian woman is frequently stopped by someone of- aside Leviticus? Ah, but every time I someone would find a verse to Oh phooey, there are few enough Dean hit it on the button, and used sitting around on our benches mak- read the New Testament I get fering me a leaflet to improve my checkmate me and say the poor just of us actually following the "good some brains while choosing his act. ing a good many seats unclean. It's depressed. salvation. Public prayer groups are It's paid lip-service, I don't pull themselves up by their book" anyway. Hypocrisy is the And it's almost Christmas. a common sight. I've begun to give all there in print in Leviticus. guess, but little else. own bootstraps. name of the game. Everybody has a But who won? When asked by a man what could Yes, the inconsistencies bother personal axe to grind. Mine is this matter some thought, especially " And wow, is Leviticus full of Oh, the winner was determined by be done to gain eternal life, Jesus me. Prayer meetings on the FC resentment at having to listen to as every so often I receive a letter blood. Sacrifices of goats and birds the same device that breaks ties on suggested, "If you wish to go the green are common. A look of rhap- "canned programs." Jesus told the full of Bible quotations from some- ,are regularly made to make God the "Gong Show" (which repeated- whole way, go, sell your posses- sody is etched on many a face yet, story of the good Samaritan .for one who has read one of my articles. happy. It's not a bad idea. It'd take ly came to my male heterosexual sions, and give to the poor, and then quoting Matthew again, "...when more than one reason, I feel. The care of the surplus pigeon popula- mind during the show), a device that I'm confused. The Old and New you will have riches in heaven..." you pray, do not be like the truth is, the people with the deepest tion here in Orange County. What's measures volume of applause (and Testament seem to be treated with Well, the guy didn't want to do this hypocrites; they love to say their Christian-like attributes I've ever a little blood if some sins are taken lusty cheers). -Of course, the contes- equal weight. Whoever has an axe and you can't blame him. Take a prayers standing "up in synagogues seen have often not affiliated care of? It's done this way. The tant with the Adonis body and inno- to grind particularly likes the Old drive on any Sunday morning and and at the street-corners, for themselves with Christianity at all. priest takes the bird and wrenches cent 21 years of age took the prize, Testament, especially Leviticus. For you will see fancy cars discharging everyone to see them. I tell you this: That may seem paradoxical but even though he didn't know how to off its head by hand and . then example, when I wrote about a very well dressed parishioners. The they have their reward already. But true. I respect people who attempt "...the blood shall be drained out dance (or undress) with finesse. bisexual student, I was given the houses of worship aren't too shabby when you pray, go into a room by to LIVE out a good life, help others And he had curly blond the side of the altar." Those line: "You shall not lie with a man against either. Seems to me Jesus ran yourself, shut the door, and pray to and care about social change, today, hair-gad, a surfer, tee-shirt and good old altars were awash with as with a woman: that is an around with a pretty scruffy bunch: your Father who is there in the rather than yacking about salvation. jeans, yet! blood all right. So much of it is abomination." Naturally, good fishermen, prostitutes, poor people. secret place; and your Father who Sadly enough, there are very few I guess imagination and brains get spilled out in Leviticus, it's easy to Christians, according to that inter- They were forever meeting at spur- sees what is secret will reward you." real saints' in this tired world but you nowhere, at least not with the stomach turned. Still, the pretation, can't be homosexual. On get one's of-the-moment places too, having Well, that seems fairly clear, there is no end of people who talk female patrons of Oscar's. Bible is pretty clear on many points. the other hand, not much else of meals in dingy little rooms. Catch doesn't it? I suppose I feel I have a about other people's morality. Female chauvinist pigs! Leviticus is followed. Eating pork and shellfish is definite- ly out. That's why seeing ardent Leviticus is fairly clear about Christians with ham sandwiches has items. "You shall not round off made me cynical. Or do people, Fania your hair from side to side, and you even those who protest the contrary, shall not shave the edge of your simply have their own way of being CBS, spitting on I beard." Seems to me a good many a Christian? Christians are clean-shaven. The By SCOTT CIRT the face to the nation's Jews and the of living Jews but also the memory Fenelon. She was always hopeful; Bible is also pretty specific about Many proselytizing students Hornet Staff Writer memory of more than six million of those exterminated in Hitler's she tells how she comforted others other details. "On the eighth day, quote the Old and New Testament By casting. actress Vanessa murdered, and obnoxious because Europe. The network has chosen to who were not so optimistic. the child shall have the flesh of his with equal fervor, even when the Redgrave in its upcoming CBS has let it be known they don't ignore the holocaust survivors who But the script is tailor-made for foreskin circumcized." I'm no ex- books are contradictory. For in- dramatization of the Jewish give a damn. have blatantly opposed the Redgrave-Fenelon is depicted as a pert on that matter but I'd lay a bet stance, Leviticus says, "When one heroine, Fania Fenelon, the CBS Despite many months' demon- Redgrave role from the outset. grim, fatalistic woman. not all ardent male Christians man injures and disfigures his network has committed an stration of shock and protest, CBS In addition, CBS refused to yield It is a testimony to the denseness follow that bit of scripture. (Not to fellow-countryman, it shall be done outrageous and obnoxious act. and Redgrave have just begun the to the outrage expressed by Fenelon of Redgrave that she cannot see worry though; with modern surgical to him as he has done; fracture for Outrageous because it is a slap in filming, near Harrisburg, PA., of a herself who was in America letting that, had there been a land of Israel TV drama based on the book "Play- her feelings be known. in the '30s and '40s, the holocaust ing for Time." Fania Fenelon, You may have seen Fenelon on would never have occurred. It is the whose life is the subject of that CBS' "Sixty Minutes" news homeless who have suffered work, managed to live through the magazine. Several hours of a con- throughout history and are suffer- horrors of the Aushwitz murder versation between Fenelon and ing at present. Witness the proof camp by joining an orchestra of Redgrave were taped. This was drifting on the high seas and in the zombies who were forced to enter- CBS' effort to calm the uproar Cambodian refugees starving to tain the Nazis. No doubt the story while publicizing its film. Since death. deserves to be told, but by someone then, the network has blacked out Make provisions for the script to other than Redgrave. any public criticism of the work. include acknowledgement of this by Despite the fact that Redgrave is a Fenelon let it be known, via con- having Redgrave yearn for escape to fine actress, she has absolutely no tacts with Jewish organizations, that the Jewish homeland and watch business portraying Fenelon because she was indeed angry about the how fast she rejects the role. Politics nothing Redgrave stands for has any handling of the "Sixty Minutes" and art don't mix? Of course they connection with suffering and segment that implied Fenelon was do! human triumph-which is what only mildly upset with Redgrave and By doing this movie Redgrave Fenelon represents. CBS. probably thinks she can dispel ac- CBS took advantage of the Fenelon, now burning over the cusations of being anti-Jewish while publicity and great media whole affair, told Redgrave it was taking the money she receives and hullabaloo that arose when impossible for her to play the then financing Israel's would-be Redgrave, a supporter and financer very young Fenelon because destroyers. of world terrorism and the Pales- Redgrave is a fanatic. That was, of "She is a fanatic," Fenelon said. tinian Liberation Organization course, deleted from the CBS "I don't want a fanatic to play me... (PLO), made her inflammatory report, according to Fenelon. she is not me. She cannot be me." remarks to the "Zionist hoodlumst' Redgrave claims she is not anti- Many say this is not blacklisting; on national television at the Jewish; she is merely "against the let Redgrave play in any other film. Academy Awards two years back. Zionists." She had a slip of the That may just be bending a term. And because controversy usually tongue, though. Redgrave blasted Blacklisting though it rhay be, it is escalates the ratings, CBS-blind as out that it is to Khomeini's credit abhorrent on the part of CBS that a big, corporate bat-could find no that he wants to "drown the Jews." Redgrave was chosen and continues actress other than Redgrave to por- Seeing the utter shock on Fenelon's to be involved in "Playing for tray Fenelon. face, she was quick to clarify she Time." Here is a woman who has made was referring only to the Zionists. It's like Manson portraying Jesus it known that she actively supports Any Jew who is knowledgable of Christ. violence-based revolution (like Kho- his or her identity is a Zionist. The It would.n't be realistic to ad- meini's), bombings, assassinations two are virtually inseparable. vocate "you shouldn't view the and political terrorism in general. Redgrave, all the world's movie when it will appear this She calls for the eradication of 14,260,000 Jews are the "Zionist season," should CBS screen the in- Israel. So what group better ex- hoodlums" you scream about. In sult as scheduled. Unless you are of pounds her viewpoints than Yassir fact, the woman you demand to the many who are offended, curiosi- Arafat's murderous PLO and portray is a blatant Zionist! ty may get the better of you. The Libya's Colonial al-Qadhafi? I am Zionism can be defined simply network will no doubt promote this not condemning the Palestinian- and accurately as the right for Jews injustice for a strong share of Arabs; it is their so-called represen- to return to their homeland. viewers, but American Jewry is tation, the PLO, which causes so Fenelon expressed her feeling that organized to boycott it. Those who much turmoil worldwide, especially the script was originally written with are equally appalled may at least in Israel. Redgrave in mind, since the drop those CBS executive worms a CBS profanes the dignity not only character bears little resemblance to note. Hornet Friday, Nov 30, 1979-3

At JA CC convention Dangerous toys Continued from page 1 ly the consuming public that buys According to Sal Mendoza, a toy, that toy is going to disappear Hornet takes honors can be dangerous if you don't know the toys, but also the dealer that Sears Roebuck and Co. toy depart- from the shelves. The Fullerton College Hornet Robinson of Fullerton, who won how to handle it. People don't read sells the toys. ment manager, "as soon as we "You know my whole philosophy newspaper won 12 awards at the 1st place magazine photo, and instruction booklets and they don't "If a toy dealer should come receive a complaint from a customer of fighting back is to have the Journalism Association of Com- Jay Paris of Orange, who won read package warnings. So as a across a toy that is potentially or organization, we immediately awareness and the information to munity Colleges (JACC) 3rd place human interest story. result, when they have an accident, dangerous, he should not only let remove the item from our shelves. do it," said Horowitz, author of the Southern Section Conference During the convention, which the first thing they do is blame the the manufacturer and the "We then contact our buyer who book "Fight Back and Don't Get Nov. 17. The Torch magazine was held at Ventura College in manufacturer and they want the distributor know about it, he should in turn sends out a wire to the 28 Ripped Off," which includes his en- won two awards. Ventura, on-the-spot contests product drawn from the market," also let the CPSC be aware of the Sears stores in our group. The toy is tire list of consumer action. The Hornet won 2nd place in were held and entries judged by he added. condition. then sent to our laboratories and front page layout and 4th place in professionals in various jour- If a consumer does experience an "If it is a local matter, such as a tested," said Mendoza. "There is only one way to stop headline writing, with judging nalistic fields. Winners from the accident, either by misuse of the toy store that sells a specific product this, and that is to not buy these based on issues from last Hornet staff for on-the-spot or by product fault, the individual is and the dealer doesn't know where Horowitz feels that prevention of products for our youngsters. semester. Editors-in-Chief for awards were: Greg Bratoff of instructed to contact the CPSC. to go, he should bring it to the atten- hazardous toys can be achieved "That is a way of sending a that semester were MaryEllen Fullerton, 2nd place editorial "The government will pull a tion of the Orange County Con- through informing the public of the message back to the toy manufac- Greenhalgh, Brea, and Greg writing; Chris Lentz of Anaheim, product off the market hopefully sumer Affairs Bureau. From here dangers involved and boycotting the turers to let them know what we are Bratoff, Fullerton. Other winners 3rd place front page layout; Ran- before there is a death. Action will the machinery will be set into mo- merchandise. sick and tired of toys being sold that in the mail-in contest were Dan dy Everett of La Habra, 4th place be taken if a minor injury occurs tion to have the toy removed from "Let's face it, if you have a toy can, in effect, be hazardous to the Gomez of Cypress, who won 1st sports writing; Dan Gomez, 4th that has sufficient evidence that the market until it is thoroughly on the market that can be potential- child's well being," concluded place sports photo; Dean Mc- place sports photo; Debi there is an inherent safety hazard in checked out," stated Horowitz. ly dangerous and nobody buys that Horowitz. Cleskey of Fullerton, who won Shulkatis of Fullerton, 4th place the product. 1st place feature writing; Mar- copyediting and Rick Jones of "That's why it is important that if shall Vandruff of Anaheim, who Brea, 6th place editorial cartoon. you get a toy of any kind that can be won 5th place editorial cartoon The JACC holds a convention dangerous because of sharp edges or Registration reviewed and Michael Johnson of Fuller- every semester. The fall conven- points, report it to the CPSC so that ton, who won 6th place opinion tion is for southern section col- they can examine the toy. And then By CHRIS LENTZ "In the past, unit verification It is felt that with the implementa- writing. Approximately 1,000 en- leges and about 38 colleges at- if they analyze it as dangerous, they News Assistant slips and registration permits were tion of this procedure adequate tries were judged in the mail-in tended. The spring convention is in turn can pull it off the market," handed out at the same time, but space will be available, the proper categories. state-wide, and approximately 60 stated Horowitz. "It is my intent to make registra- created a hassle. The west hall of the amount of personnel will be on Magazine awards went to Bob colleges attend. Horowitz went on to explain the tion as efficient and available for Administration Building became hand and a time allotment of one importance of early detection of FC students as possible," stated quite congested and the past process week, Dec. 3 through Dec. 7, will be hazardous toys by citing an incident Registrar Vivian Fuller. was inconvenient to students as a provided to pick up the verification $495 last year to $584 this year, we Dec. 13...... surname K-R Dec. 14...... surname S-Z which occurred several years ago. A This coming semester, a new pro- whole." stated Fuller. slips. felt that it is a necessary action," "Since most students have saved Dec. 17...... surname A-J toy iron, which utilized electricity, cedure has been implemented in the According to Fuller, the new pro- said Fuller. Dec. 18...... I their report cards, only a minority to register dates have was sold with emphasis on issuing of verification of units com- cedure will allow continuing Permits "Although state law prohibits grade of students will need to come and as follows, with the re- youngsters. The iron was found.to pleted, in regard to registration. students who have retained prior been set slips to be issued to a proxy, permits get a unit verification slip," said amount of units completed at be a shock hazard before any injury "In order to qualify for priority grade slips, transcripts from this or quired to register will be issued to a proxy. Fuller, who is entering her 21st year right: had occurred. The toy was deemed registration, some form of verifica- other colleges, or a graduation And with the proper authorization, to be dangerous and was removed tion of 10 or more units completed evaluation verification slip will be of college registration. "We feel that communication the registration day process starting from the shelves everywhere. will be required for each student. able to skip the first step in the Dec. 10...... 35 or more and the Dec. 11...... 20 or more Jan. 9 can also be completed by a "So these government agencies This semester, unlike past process. These three between the administration registration student is very important. Every Dec. 12...... 10 or more proxy," stated Fuller. that police these toys have to depend semesters, verification of units as well as any forms of verification, semester "All of these efforts have been on the input of the public before an completed slips will be issued one col- registered student for this degree from a two or four-year will or has recieved a registration in- Those students who have less than implemented to provide the students incident takes place that is harmful week prior to the issuing of permits lege, are acceptable and sufficient to formation notice concerning 10 units completed or who do not with the most efficient, the most ac- to somebody. 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Elinor Donahue, alias Betty Anderson Those 'Bud, have you seen my heels?' days are gone By PAUL BERKAY I'm not saying that I'm unap- together for two special family re- Hornet Contributor preciative of the great experience I union shows on television. How did gained working on the show. If it you feel about that? Elinor Donahue has performed in wasn't for that, I wouldn't be here Donahue: I enjoyed it very much. a wide variety of situation comedy today. The first reunion was an enormous roles during the past 18 years. She It's just that I'm pleased to be success. The second one was less so has appeared in such smash hits as able to move on and do other because we did it too soon. The Flying Nun, The Odd Couple, things. I worked on Father knows When I was first offered the job, I and The Andy Griffith Show. But Best for six years. In that sixth year, was a little afraid to accept it. I was she is best remembered for her I had just begun to learn about ac- fearful that I would be going melodramatic portrayal -of .Betty ting from my director, Peter backwards. Once I started working Anderson in the comedy series,. Tewksbury. on it, I realized that they were deal- Father Knows Best, which ran dur- --.Since then, I think I've done some ing with the present. I began to feel ing the late '50s/early '60s and is thins in television that I can be very like Betty had grown up. still enjoying a growing popularity proud of. The-U.S. Steel Hour, for Hornet: Getting off the subject of today in syndication all over the example; a very' fine dramatic presentation. I'm also appearing in Father Knows Best, I'd like to say country. that I really enjoyed your perfor- Donahue, who recently starred in an upcoming episode of Barnaby Jones. mance in Critic's Choice. I'd be in- the Long Beach Convention terested to know if you enjoy doing Center's production of Ira Levin's Hornet: Do you feel that the values on Father Knows Best were stage shows as opposed to televi- "Critic's Choice," discussed some sion. of her feeling about life and Betty silly or unrealistic? Donahue: This is the first one I've Anderson backstage after a perfor- Donahue: No, they certainly aren't heavy like some of the stuff done in 14 years and I'm thoroughly mance on Nov. 7. enjoying it. I'd like to do more Stepping into Donahue's dressing we're doing today, but I've found them to be very universal and cur- theater, but unfortunately, most of room was almost like walking into a the offers I have been getting lately time machine; her youthful ap- rent. Many of the problems we por- trayed on that show are still around are out of town, and I like to stay pearance makes one think she just close to my family. descended from the set of Father today. Knows Best. I have three childern and right Hornet: What are your plans for Hornet: Do you have trouble now my 13-year-old son is going the future? shaking the image of Betty Ander- through some of the awkward stages Donahue: I never have any plans. son? that Bud went through back in the I have been in this business for 38 Donahue: Not, necessarily. late 1950's. years and I have found that the best Although I find it around more now I think that one of the most im- plan is no plan. than I did before. One thing that portant values that the show stress- You can never count on anything. frustrates me at times is that people ed was that you've got to have a If I were buying my own scripts, I don't seem to realize that I'm not sense of responsiblity. could. guide my own career, but Betty Anderson with Father Knows Hornet: Recently, the cast of that's~ not the way I work. I take Father Knows Best was gathered what comes up. Best anymore. A BLAST FROM YOUR PAST-Elinor Donahue, some 25 years ago, but she has broken those black- alias Betty Anderson, still looks very much like she did and-white ties. Photo courtesy of Elinor Donahue BEGGAR'S BANQUET RECORDS 1215 S. Beach Blvd. (at Ball) 11-7 Daily- 761-4712 EXPRESS YOURSELF The A.S. Senate is in the process of surveying FC OUR CUSTOMERS SAY; "I just go there to pick up guys." "I think it's students on the question a drug front or something." "Now I know what pleasurereally is." "If I go of whether cigarettes back there, it'll be with a handgun." should be sold on cam- ~ Oh well, we've got a great selection of new, used, ,rare, import, and 45 pus. The survey will be rock records and other stuff. We've got some of the best prices around and taking place in the Quad pay top $ for your used records. next week.

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been embroiled in with his old rock album. In fact, it's the keyboardist, Bill Payne, for the record company. quintessential Petty album. Petty's album. vocals are perfect- This isn't saying that Larson is While Petty usually relies on sinewy, seductive ly complimented by the hard- dependant on George for all her creamy, romantic lyrics, on this rocking instrumentals of the Heart- material and ideas. She has her own the anger and Disc can't ruin album he conveys on lead individual approach to But even badcussion production Mike Campbell her music. - breakers: of his legal prob- some excellently-penned songs by disillusionment guitar, Ron Blair on bass, Stan She handles "Trouble's" haunting lems into some very powerful songs. guitarist Steve Allen.. Allen's idol is Lynch on drums and Benmont lyrics with emotions that reflect on That doesn't mean he departs en- John Lennon and you can see the in- Tench on keyboards. Producer Jim- the composer's often troubled life: tirely from his touching love songs; fluence in "Tell Me Why," co-written my lovine has also helped to give the there's also an optimism on this "... Your eyes are tired and by drummer Mike Gallo. The song album a more commercial touch album, a feeling that all is not lost. your feet are, too/And you utilizes thre°-part harmony with without sacrificing Petty's wish the world was as tired as Steve Allen singing solo, "I can't Nowhere on the album can the distinguishable style. you/Gonna write a letter and understand you" in between the stut- bitterness of Petty be more apparent I'll send it away/And put in it tering chorus "T-t-t-t-tell me why." than on the opening track, "Refu- all the trouble you had today." "Yellow Pills" is a reflection of Los gee." In it Petty writes: Larson's switch to a rock format Angeles where the band got its start "Somewhere, somehow, may prove too much for some peo- playing the local club scene. The somebody must have kicked ple who were introduced to lyrics describe how "everyone is feel- you around some/ Who Nicolette Larson on her softer, pop- ing groovy" because they "got tight knows? Maybe you were kid- 20/20 pants on" and have "cut their hair Petty napped, tied up, taken away oriented debut album, "Nicolette." Tom But, for those who dismissed her as Epic short." and held for ransom/ It don't While many anti-drug advocates really matter to me/ Baby, just another good voice with a pret- Damn the ty face attached, "Nick of Time" By SEAN BYRON would probably sight the song as an everybody has to fight to be advertisement for drugs, the lyrics ac- may be what's needed to change With a name like 20/20 you'd think Torpedoes free/ You see you don't have their minds. tually put down people who take to live like a refugee." a band would have a clear vision of The opening cut, "Dancin' itself. When I saw them live at Ford's "Yellow Pills:" "Oh, my yellow pills/I MCA As usual, Petty's vocals are Jones," illustrates her love for Theatre in Hollywood, 20/20 always believe in your lies/they By RACHEL REED seemed crucial to the song and he delivers it uninhibited rock and roll. Here, she to have a clear-cut concept in mind. make me feel so alive/because I Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with a painful passion that reflects pokes fun at groupies, and, in par- Throw in a producer who neither don't have to be real." have been turning out some pretty Should you buy 20/20? 60/40, the frustrations of the past few ticular, one girl who loses her com- sees nor understands that concept intense music for a few years now. months. Nicolette Lar- heads and tails, yin and yang, yes Their music is the. kind that will posure whenever she hears the Roll- and what you have is a blur, which is son ing Stones: precisely what 20/20's debut album and no. They have the talent energy probably withstand the test of time Not all the songs, however, have and vision, they just need is. someone in and eventually be considered classic such a heavy theme. "Even the In the "Oh, baby, when he screams Live, the '60's guitar-oriented for- the control booth who understands examples of good, basic rock-and- Losers," a torchy love ballad, has a Nick of and moans, she gives up mat and Beatle-style three-part har- the sound they're trying to create and roll. Only now, however, with the hopefulness to it, "Baby even the everything she owns..." can harness it. release of their third album,"Damn losers get lucky sometimes." In the Time mony works beautifully. On record, Someone who understands pop Larson gets playful with her An- producer Earle Mankey has chosen to the Torpedoes," has Petty and his same vein is "Here Comes My Girl" Warner Bros. drews Sisters-style intro on music would be ideal (Phil Spector, received any substantial an upbeat, romantic rocker that is a use a synthesizer, which adds nothing group By JOHN McELLIGOTT "Daddy." She obviously enjoys Mike Chapman). If nothing else little reminiscent of Petty's earlier to the music except to make it sound attention. Nicolette Larson's decision to in- toying with the song's sexist lyrics. perhaps they should consider produc- "Dam the Torpedoes" is full hit, "Breakdown." Another excep- out of sync. clude a version of Lowell George's Bobby Troup, who wrote the tune in ing their next album themselves. ahead rock-and-roll music. tional song on the album is "Louisi- speed "Trouble" on her new album is a 1941, didn't seem to have the same Petty and his group have managed ana Rain." When Petty sings it his DONT BE CONFUSED * * fitting tribute to the late guitarist problems experienced by some of to capture on vinyl a driving vitality voice bears a faint resemblance to IZIO-0E9 'AM 16 JO .apIou sypoiq Z from Little Feat. It was George's today's songwriters(e.g. that is noticeably absent in most both Bob Dylan and Roger Mick Jag- 1TVD NOIIVINIOdNI hOd ED uiaquyV 'Ilau IX N 0911 funk-laden rock and blues that ger and the Knack), who have the music of late. There is also a bitter- McGuinn. heavily influenced Larson's own Women's Rights Movement to sweet edge to the album, due to a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers w'ud6 1o sIJJs puog anJ Wyj-.s sazuid i000 answer to. messy legal battle that Petty has have again turned out a top-notch style. 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Photos by Bruce Hershey Above-Suburban Lawns, right-Weirdos

By PRISCILLA MAYFIELD anything but "unreal," as that surf freshness of the band's music. Entertainment Editor chick was wont to exclaim. The new, improved A perfect prelude to a traditional Weirdos My recurrent thought was how bounded onstage to Thanksgiving-a lively new wave an already- much more enjoyable this was than dancing audience. This new lineup show at La Vida Hot Springs. the boringly similar Hollywood club isn't so very different from Wednesday, Nov. 21 the Weirdos, the dates I'm used to. Wednesday night original Weirdos-blond bombshell the Suburban Lawns and the Idle at that show I felt I was seeing ac- lead singer John Denney is Rich played to an SRO crowd in the still the tual music fans seeing actual new focal point onstage, and he's still a Hot Spring's restaurant. I bet that wave music in a fan-and-performer real good dancer. Some the next day, most of the kids pre- new setting much warmer than the see- material sounded all right, but sent were gathered around their the and-be-seen atmosphere most L.A. L.A. punk classic "Neutron respective dinner tables, giving Bomb" shows have acquired. and thanks. an excellent cover of the Doors' I missed the "Break on Through" got I must admit that I put rock and Idle Rich, the open- the big- gest response. roll near the top of my blessings list, ing band, but its members are sup- This band has a good posedly overall sound, a right up there with "family," El Dorado High School good balance of guitars, vocals and percussion. "friends," "air" and "water." An students. Hmmm. Sorry I missed Tonight and tomor- them. especially nice feature of this show I like the idea of rock in the row, Fullerton College's Arriving during what I hope was was its location-Brea, my home suburbs. Or canyons, as was the Symphonic Band and town, an upwardly-mobile little city the beginning of the Suburban case. All the fans who trek to L.A. with a population of about 30,000 Lawns' set, the participatory en- only to feel excluded by the local One O'Clock Jazz Band and its own Mall. thusiasm of the crowd swept me up. "in-crowd" there can be the "in- will be in concert, in the Another good thing-a widely- Seeing a couple of other Hornet crowd" in Orange County, because Campus Theater. varied, yet seemingly compatible au- Editors in the audience, one with his it's their turf. It has potential worth The "Suite From mother, not to mention dience. At the last La Vida show, our ferreting out. UCI student Steve Battlestar Gallactica" early in September, the Surfers, the Newspaper Advisor, only fanned Ernst must agree, as he's the one the embodies the concert's Punks, the Hippies and the flames. "Well," I said to who, nearly singlehandedly, has myself. "New Cowboys painstakingly kept clear of wave certainly has at- brought rock and roll to the town concept. tamned some one another, drawing noticeable ter- semblance of social ac- where I grew up. I'm sure lots of Things are slated to ceptance." ritorial stakeouts. Nov. 21 there people have the desire for more get going at 8 p. m. each were more "normal" people, at The Suburban Lawns hail from quality local action, but it seems no night. General admis- least people that "normal" people Long Beach, an area second only to' one ever gets it together and makes sion is $2.50, or $1.50 might consider "normal." it happen. Steve Ernst has, and he Orange County in obscure talent. for students, Gold Card I did, however, observe some Although the band is often dismiss- should be commended. suspiciously Holders and Patrons of surf-looking girls in the ed as another art school offshoot Getting bands to play is one bathroom, ibrushing sun-bleached group, the Lawns' music is much thing, but incorporating a couple the Arts. Tickets are hair of and remarking, in the more melody oriented than other good bands into a smooth, suc- available at the Bursar's calculatedly bored tonal quality groups with heavy synthesizer cessful show is an art. This one office. most surfers affect, that there were usage. 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Post Office Box 6323 843 South State College Blvd. 956-7660 Anaheim, California 92806 (Between South and Vermont) o-- hlday, NOV. su, WIzit I LI The last gasp Californ a has a dream By RANDY EVERETT With the expansion, Southern Joan Uhl, a 5-10 center-forward, "I believe I understand the female Sports Editor California's entry is the California started her college career, playing athlete and I enjoy putting my time Dreams. The Dreams will join last under Colleen Riley for Fullerton in teaching," said Sims when asked The game features are the same: year's first WBL champion, College in 1974 through 1976. about coaching women. "I've no- a 24-second clock, no zone defenses, Houston, and Dallas, San Fran- Uhl had a prosperous first year in ticed women take the game of run-and-gun style of, play, high cisco, and New Orleans in the newly the WBL. She averaged 13.3 points basketball very seriously. They're scores and four quarters of non-stop formed Western Division. per game and 9.8 rebounds for the eager to learn, dive on the court if entertainment. Chicago, Iowa, Milwaukee, Min- Iowa Cornets, runners-up to necessary and run all the time." But there are some different nesota and St. Louis will make up Houston for the WBL champion- Joseph figures the Dreams, who features to the game: smaller the Midwestern Division. New ship. will play 15 home games at the Long players, lower salaries, hair dryers Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, Another local player that did her Beach Arena and three at the and makeup and nicer looking and Washington, D.C. will com- playing in Orange County was Nan- Anaheim Convention Center, can athletes. prise the Eastern Division. All teams cy Dunkle. A 6-2 center, Dunkle is average 1,500 to 2,500 in fans during The game is women's profes- play a 36-game schedule, spanning in her first year of professional the first year. The Dreams could not sional basketball. from mid-November through mid- ballplaying. She played her college get any more playing dates at the The league is called the Women's March. ball at Cal State Fullerton (CSUF), ACC because it was booked up. Professional Basketball League gaining all-American honors her One of the big question marks is (WBL). The WBL is the first profes- final three seasons. the financial status of the Dreams. sional women's sports league to sur- Joan Uhl, a FC player in During her stay at CSUF, her "There's no question about the vive its initial year intact and the team won 71 of 86 games and won outlay of up-front money," said first to expand. And although the '74, is now on the Dreams, AIAW play-off berths three years in Joseph, an entrepreneur and sports league operated somewhat obscure- playing center position. a row. She also was the head coach enthusiast. "We realize we'll have ly in 1978-79 with only eight teams, of the women's team at CSUF for to watch expenses until we establish there are now 14 teams, covering the two years, compiling a 25-22 record. credibility, but if we follow our country coast-to-coast that should The Dreams became a reality Helping out at the guard position plans closely, it'll work." help generate enough enthusiasm to when a group of six Chicago in- this season will be first-year pro, One other point that should be make the league a winner. vestors, headed by former sports at- Julie Tialavea. She played her col- looked at is the average player Women athletes already have torney Bob Joseph, plunked down lege ball at Cal State Long Beach, salary of $5,000 to $15,000 a year. demonstrated they can make money 100,000 for the expansions fran- averaging 14.6 points and 9.8 assists (The average NBA player makes for themselves and promoters on chise. The fee doubled last year's a game during her two-year career. between $50,000 and $200,000 a professional tennis and golf tours. asking price, but the extra year's Doing the coaching this year will year). Women's team sports loom as the time has enabled new investors to be former CSUF men's basketball If the WBL can get more media next frontier for entrepreneurs hop- build cash supplies early. assistant, Mel Sims. Sims assisted coverage and make it financially in ing to make money from the games The Dreams feature a trio of local head coach Bobby Dye for seven the big cities, this will be a good sign people play. And the WBL,is step- players, who played their college years and is well qualified for the of what may come in the world of ping to the music, loud and clear. ball in Southern California. head post of the Dreams. women's athletics. Women's sports conclude seasons A DREAM-California Dream forward Joan Uhl is used to winning. While at Fullerton College in 1974-76 she played center and paced the Hornets to By BRUCE WAIMAN But it takes more than one to lose By BARRY KIVI ts conference record to 10-2. "If we the Southern California championships in the '74-'75 season. Her career at Sports Assistant a game, and Riley contends that the Hornet Staff Writer hadn't lost to Santa Ana College in FC was highlighted by a 36-game win streak. Photo by John Wiley Hornets "were not as intense as they the first match of second round ac- Fullerton College's field hockey should have been. We played well, Contrary to the Fullerton College tion, we would have been in first," team came just a penalty stroke but not as well as we should have." women's sports motto, "Where commented Orner. "That loss sort I I away from the South Coast Con- As it stands, the Hornets finished number two just won't do," this of knocked the win out of the team ference title. second in the SCC with a 9-3 record, year's volleyball team will have to and made them feel that the season The Hornets met Palomar Nov. one game beind crown bearer be content with second place in the was over then. The spirit went out 15 for what could have been the Palomar. The Hornets, however, do South Coast Conference. of them." YOU DON'T South Coast title for the Hornets have the satisfaction of beating Taking a back seat to Orange That may or may not be true as had they won. They lost 3-2. Palomar two of the three times the Coast College, the Hornets never- the Hornets went on to win six With five minutes to go the score teams met this year, giving Palomar theless had an impressive season, straight matches, four in conference NEED CLASSES was tied 2-2 when the Hornets were their only conference losses this according to coach, Marty Orner. action. The other loss came against to enjoy a Tecate Trio Bravo. awarded a penalty stroke. Barb year. FC assured themselves of second OCC in the first match of con- Moro, the Hornets leading scorer place in SCC action with a win over ference play. The Hornets later Just take an icy red can of Tecate Beer The one team that did damage to who hasn't missed a penalty stroke the Olympians of San Diego Mesa in avenged their loss to the Pirates, imported from Mexico the Hornets was Orange Coast Col- all year, missed this one. the last match of the season. putting them in a tie with OCC. and top it with lemon and salt. lege. The Pirates beat the Hornets Out of sight! Coach Colleen Riley claims that At Mesa on Nov. 16, the Hornets had Moro made it, the game would two of three this year. OCC finds dropped the Olympians to third In non-conference action, FC put '"I'EA E ncrv -- have gone into overtime, and she is themselves in third place with an 8-4 place in SCC play with scores of up a good showing with a 4-3 S Wisdom Import Sales Co., sure the Hornets would have won it mark, losing all three games they record. Against one of the toughest SInc. Irvine. California 92714. 15-8, 12-15, 15-13 and 15-12. in overtime. played against Palomar. With the win, Fullerton stretched teams in California, Pasadena, FC ...... **------.------managed to defeat them in four games. With an overall record of 14-5, Fullerton had "one of the best years .. _ 10 %discount with coupon for volleyball in a long while," ac- cording to Orner. At the coaches meeting, three For the biggest and best Hornet spikers were chosen to first and second team All-Conference. donuts in Orange County Representing FC for the first-team All Conference were 5-11 1280 E Yorba Linda, Blvd 138 E. Lincoln 327 S. Diamond Bar 5 Placentia. CA 92W70 Orange. CA 92665 Diarnond Bar. CA 9176( sophomore, Diane Tinkham and 5-9 S .(714)524 1444 714).9989870 714)95-2466 freshman, Annette Quintana. 5-11 sophomore, Laurie Lindenau was FC's representative to the second- team All-Conference. Tinkham was also runner-up behind OCC's Windy Hooper for the Athlete of the Year Award.

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So now Kevin Sampson, who took over for Monica City College, the Hornets shooting of Morris, who connected the Hornets will sit back and enjoy David Wilson, Fullerton's All- will try to establish a couple of on ten from 15 from the floor, the Avocado Bowl tomorrow night American candidateat quarterback, streaks. Fullerton pulled away in the second at Cerritos College. played superbly in the last three First, after back to back wins over half. But there's one slight problem- , games of the season and finished Los Angeles Valley and East Los Fullerton made it two out of three the Hornets won't be playing in the with 746 yards passing. There was Angeles City Colleges, Fullerton wins, with a victory at home against game. San Diego Mesa will. Fuller- also Tony Bushala and Kevin West will try to make it three and four East L.A. Tuesday night, 98-86. ton will get to witness the game for who will both return next year, giv- consecutive wins in a row on the Fullerton was once again led by Phil the second year in a row from the ing the Hornets a complete starting road. Also, the Hornets will try to Henderson, a returner from last stands. backfield next year. keep their modest winning streak on year's second place team in the Two weeks ago the Hornets were with 28 SCC STANDINGS the road as Fullerton has not lost on South Coast Conference, tied with Mesa for first place in the the road this season. points. The Brea-Olinda high school South Coast Conference, both with On Nov. 23, Fullerton opened its graduate also pulled down a game 4-1 records. Since the Hornets San Deigo Mesa 5-1 season against the number one high ten rebounds in the victory. defeated the Olympians for Mesa's Fullerton 4-2 ranked team in the nation, Sad- The Hornets though, were once only loss of the season, Fullerton Santa Ana 3-3 dleback College. The Guachos priz- again hurt by turnovers. Fullerton only needed to post two straight Mt. SAC 3-3 ed possesion is the Most Valuable committed 29 turnovers in the con- wins over Orange Coast and Cerritos 3-3 Player in the State Championships test, most of them coming from the Grossmont who had 0-4 and 2-2 at full-court press that was applied by 2-4 at Cal State Fullerton last year in 6-8 records respectively. Grossmont center Kevin Magee. the quicker Los Angeles team. But the Hornets seemed to be Orange Coast 1-5 the Hornet defense But it was "Every time we see a press we looking ahead to playing in the who stole the show in the first half. Bowl when Orange Coast seem to lose our composure," said Avocado Last scores: The stingy man-to-man defense held Fullerton College Head Coach Ezra Pirates, who only nine first came into town. The Fullerton, 42, Grossmont, the lanky center to Van Horn. "You would think that played their best game of the half points, and the offense got roll- season, defeated the Hornets 24-23 3; Santa Ana, 13, Orange ing later on in the half for a 47-41 we know how to break a press, to all but end Fullerton's chances to Coast, 12; San Deigo Mesa, because we use one, but we can't. halftime advantage. That was our downfall in the Sad- finish in first place and go to the 19, Cerritos, 10. it was In the second half though, dleback game and again in the East Avocado Bowl. the Saddleback offense led by Avocado Bowl Childs takes another rebound off the boards in action L.A. contest." The only chance the Hornets had IT'S MINE-Roger Magee, coming out and hitting their Santa Monica vs. San Deigo the Saddleback Gauchos. The Hornets fell to the FC's next game will be against to go to the Avocado Bowl was that last Friday night against first eight shots from the floor. All Mesa at Cerritos College, 97-87. Tomorrow night the Hornets play El Camino at Camp Pendleton on Dec. 8. Mesa would lose to Cerritos. But nation's No. 1 team, Magee did in the second half was hit at the Warrior's home court. just before kickoff against Gross- Saturday at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. nine of nine field goals and he ended The Hornets are scheduled for mont, head coach Hal Sherbeck up with a game high of 30 points in three tournaments this season and gathered his team together and leading the Guachos to a come- hopefully will participate in a broke the news that the Olympians Monica in Avocado from-behind 97-87 victory. fourth, the State Tournament. defeated Cerritos for the SCC Mesa, Santa Leading the way for the Hornets From Dec. 13 through 15, Fuller- championship and the berth in the and ton will play in the Golden West San Diego Mesa and Santa gone if it had not been for an upset crazy," he said at a press luncheon. were forwards, Jesse Morris Avocado Bowl. 24 Tournament, held at the Rustler's Monica Colleges will square off in loss to Orange Coast. "It's going to be a challenge for our Phil Henderson. Morris had The news seemed to inspire the Gym. the 5th annual Avocado Bowl, The game is what publicity direc- defensive coaches." points while Henderson added 20, prideful Hornets, though, as they slated for tomorrow night at Cer- tor Paul Rubalcaba described as the "Our defense isn't big, but they went out and dismantled the Grif- ritos College in Norwalk. Kickoff is "mythical Southern California are tough and play pretty well fins 42-3 in a contest that was vir- 7:30. championship game." The Olympi- together," commented Mesa's Len tually over at halftime. The Hornets Mesa, winners of the South Coast ans are the top ranked team in Smorin. "Looking at the game held the Griffins to just one field Conference, will be making their Southern California, while Santa films, it's going to be hard to tell goal and 149 yards in total offense. first appearance in the. game, while Monica is second. Both teams are what they'll do. They won all of But despite finishing in second games so easily." Cal Conference winner 9-1. their place, the Hornets had a good Southern Santa Monica plays for the second Corsair coach Pat Young is hop- If Santa Monica does have season with a 7-3 record, 4-2 in con- time. The Corsairs lost in their first ing that his team will be able to stop something in its favor, it's the fact ference. Fullerton lost three games trip, 30-10 to Fullerton. The Mesa's highly touted quarterback, that Mesa has never won a game in by a total of eight points, but the Hornets finished second in con- Matt Kofler. "I can't believe that he Cerritos Stadium in five tries. one that really hurt was a one point, iference this year, and might have has open wide receivers running -JOHN ACEVEDO 24-23 loss to Orange Coast. That --~1F

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...... ;.. I ...... American Indian Week

Photos by Dan Gomez

ROLLING THUNDER-Pasqual, whose name means gifts for the Earth Healing Dance held during the Native Riding the Rolling Thunder in Indian, is shown preparing American Week held at FC last week. TRIBAL COSTUME-Travis Ellenwood, 2 /-years-old, is outfitted in tribal ar- ray for the Indian celebration.

FRIENDSHIP DANCE-These children are doing a American Indian Center in Maywood, to participate in friendship dance in the Quad. They came from the Travel FC's Native American Week, sponsored by the A.S.

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I4 POW-WOW PARTICIPANT-7-year-old Darrell Ellenwood proudly displays his In- dian heritage during Native American Week.

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