1978_12 The Daily Collegian December 1978

              Calendar for the Flatlands
Theatre
re fans Tonight
e of Earl Robln-
pera   David   ol
2.000   years   old
struggle    of    the
people for freedom   It Is direc¬
ted    by    Edward    EmanuEl
will be in the John Wright
Theatre through next Saturday
at 8:15 p m Tickets are avail¬
able In the box office at $1 for
CSUF students
Dor. your flying cap. toss your
julder
prepare to wing t
er to the Visalia Players Com¬
munity Theatre opening
tonight of You re a Good Man,
Charlie Brown. Good ole'
Charlie Brown will struggle
with life tonight and Saturday
at 8:15 p m in the Ice House
Theatre
We've heard good things
about Promises, Promises now
appearing at Roger Rocka's
Good Company Music Hall
The musical comedy is adap¬
ted from Nell Simon's play
"The Apartment* and includes
songs     'Promises.
Prom
lor
Christmas Satur-lay at 2 and 8
and Sunday evening as the
Fresno Civic Ballet presents
The Nutcracker in the Conven
lion Center Theatie Two
CSUF students will be solo
s Susan Kinsey will become
d Mlcl
McBride will be the Rose In
the Walt, of the Flowers
Tickets are $2 50 to $4.50 at
the Convention Center Box
Office
Tuesday the Fresno Musical
Club will present the Canadian
Opera Company In 'The
Marriage ol Figaro" at 8:00
p.m. In tha Convention Center
Theatre The comic opera by
Mozart will be sung In Eng¬
lish. There will be $4.00 stu¬
dent tickets available alter
8:00 pm. concert night.
This weekend take a child to
see a puppet show. Emmet
Otter's Special Christmas will
be shared with children and
their friends by the Child
Drama Center In Lab School
101 (that's next door to the
Health Center). The puppets
will come to life Saturday at
10:30 and 2:00 p.m. and
Sunday at 2:00 p.m. All tickets
are$L
The Veldi a play by Ray Brad¬
bury (one ot Ihe beat Scl Fl
writers around), will be per¬
formed by the Underground
Theatre appropriately In the
basement of the John Wright
Theatre.  (We did not make
renditions at 4:30 p m
December 6th. 7th and 8th
Opening Thursday evening
is HMS Pinafore. Gilbert and
Sullivan s No 1 operetta, at
Fresno Community Theatre
Tickets are $5 for adults and
$4 for students (Where does
that leave us?)
Night Clubs
Here's what's happening In
all the hot spots around town .
Wild Blue Yonder will be at
Wild Blue Yonder (even a
grad student could remember
lhat) tonight and Saturday,
Belly Dancing Tuesday, Talent
Wednesday, and WBY will
return to Wild Blue Yonder
Thursday The Refectory will
feature Byron & Gregory
through Saturday Cleave
Jones will take over the micro¬
phone Sunday and Monday.
Sumll will peak out the rest of
the week Saturday will be
Taslle's last night at Phoenix
West They will be replaced by
Blaze who will start warming
things up on Tuesday
Free Spirit Irollcka at Ship¬
wreck Kelly's Tuesday thru
Saturday It's disco Sunday
and Monday Discos are
springing up like dandelions
around town Our list Includes
the Smugglers, the Breakers.
Ruebens, the Casino, Ihe
Retreat, the Circle and Disco
'77. Let the Collegian know
(preferably in writing and
addressed to Calendar)
money left after the holidays
the Oooble Brothers and Eddie
Money will be at the Forum
December 31 and Ihe Qratelul
Dead at UCLA on December
30. Tickets for all this action
through    Tic
Up North
" We-are-t he-cham plons'
Queen    will    be    In    concert r>,n
Saturday, December 16th, at Radk
8:00   p.m.    In   the   Oakland now
Coliseum. Another champion, work
Chaka Khan, will light up the an
Dickens   Christmas   Fair
n each weekend ir
Radio
listened to Now, a couple ol
programs to watch lor. Opus
89 on KVPR (FM89) each
afternoon from 1:00 to 5:00
features classical music
chosen to suit the season and
the weather This Is followed
>rom 5 00 to 6 30 by All Things CH
Considered, a news program
with interviews, comments
and editorials, covering the
monsterous to the mundane.
Next door at FM 86.1 KFCF
offers the dramatic and
amusing Board of Supervisors
meetings every Tuesday, and
(God   love  them)  children's
programming (minus cereal
and toy commercials) at 9:00
each Saturday morning. On
Friday evenings at 8:30
KFCF brings us live perfor¬
mances and at 11:30 Crultln'
with Carl described as 'a
Utile rock, a little roll with a
whole lot ol soul."
Weekend
Ah, there's nothing like a
good movie, hot popcorn and •
hand to hold...Movie addicts
can see the CU Friday movie
Coming Home lor $1 with I.D.
card, $2 without. The film
stars Joan Fonda and Jon
Volght. Show times are 2:30
In IA 101 and 7:00. 0:20 and
11:50 In the CU Lounge.
II that merely whets your
appetite you could still take In
the FM 101 Rim Festival In
grand old Warnor's Theatre
This week's oldles-bul-
goodles are Mutiny on Ma
Bounty and Burn, considered
by many to be two of Marlon
Brando's best performances.
Only one dollar and one cent to
get In. The doors open at
7:00 and the curtain rises at
8:00. Beer and wine are avail¬
able In the balcony to wash
down the popcorn.
Tonight the CSUF Concert
Choir will be performing
Renaissance Polish chorals
and Christmas carols In the
Music Building Recital Hall
(M 100) at 7:00 p.m. The choir
will be directed (I was tempted
to say herded but refrained)
by Dr. Arthur Huff.
Will all those who complain
about the lack of culture here
In Fresberg please note that
we have our own professional
ce hockey team. Tonight the
(earless Freeno Falcons will
clash with the brawny L.A.
Bruins at 8:30 p.m. In Selland
lea Hockey continues again
Saturday with the Falcons and
Bruins meeting at 8:00 on the
ice of Selland Arena. Up north
the CSUF Bulldogs will meet
Sacramento State on their
baafcetbaW court. If you can't
make the drive, you can hear a
drlbble-by-drlbble account
starting at 7:45 p.m. on KMJ
Radio.
HUM Is having a Bingo and
Dance Party f
Cochise Collage In Arizona.
Sunday   evening   the   CSUF
their brass together in Home-
bend, an evening of horn
music. The f* '
Hiding Recital Hall. A* with
moat music department pro¬
ductions there Is no charge.
-We are going to a
party and you need two things
to get In. What are ya gonna
bring. (Sorry you can't get In
with "RRReek'soup.)
I A Sparky
Van Nsss-We're going to f
party. You need two things tc
get In. What are you going le
bring? Have lun tonight anc
good luck to
Opel Station w
Paula This will be your last
warning Please don't pull so
much paper   (It mlghl help if
beer >-Dos Equls
Jen--Have a few flower
or    Carnations,    (or    What?)
D-poo is all right with me    L
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Call 439-8692. make oiler
"Student ID Plate.' For: Age
verification. School or College
attending. Student discounts,
College affairs, and Social
Security number Choose
from 5 sparkling colors—red,
blue, brown, and beige litho¬
graphed on llle-tlme gold
metal Enclose: your lull
name social security number,
birthdate. and name of school
or college, with $2 50. To: K.
Gettig, 4585 E Harvard,
Fresno. Calif 93703. (Please
print your order )
Wanted: Babysitter to watch
8 mo girl at Huntington Con-
do while we ski weekdays/
nights and/or weekends. Will
negotiate wages Call 226-
8538
The Classifieds
the      Librarian—I m
To the editor of Insight a.
getting tired ol waiting, next
week I'm contacting my law¬
yer and starting divorce pro-
oeedlnge-OO
Expert Typing-Satisfaction
guaranteed, reasonable rates,
and   close   to   campus-Call
k of II
We'll try I
come up with a definitive
directory At any rate, a few
discos have cover charges and
y we     Boobee— Have
Racing bike, Peugeot PX 10E
with extras $200. Yahama folk
guitar with case $50--call 487-
3841
Ski clothes for sale-Women's
stretch pants, powder pants,
windshirt. turtleneck and )ack-
et  Call Pam at 222-8241
To my dearest friend "Punk"-
I am sorry to Inform you that
due to a deeply moving, &
emotional experience, I am
withdrawing my membership
from T.P.I.C. Since I faal I
may be getting quite cold In
the next few months, I feel I
will need spiritual guidance
Instead of the T.P.I.C. to oat
me   through   this   next   big
. All I
i  to a
□
-Shakey Buddies     $22 00
Music
Down South Is the place to
be for Christmas vacation The
whole area will "ye vibrating
with the sounds of music
Nexl Friday, December 8,
there will be a Jazz-blues con¬
cert in Ihe Long Beach Arena.
Performers Ray Ayers, Lee
McCann, Esther Phillips and
Qatar Szabo will warm weary
souls. Kenny Loggms will be
leaving audiences breathless
Sunday December 17 at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
Then December 20th Queen
will quickly quell with quality
connections al the Forum.
They are sold out already (or
the 18th and 19th. The Forum
will be a busy place with
Linda Ronstadt arriving the
23rd and 24th. The manage¬
ment expects to sell so many
tickets (hat they're offering
seats behind the stage. For
those    who    actually    have
For Sale-Pickup. 1965 clas¬
sic Ford Ranchero V8. 289
engine. Extra chrome, run¬
ning good, really clean
$1400 255-3856
Wanted—Serviceable bicycles
and camping equipment
Fresno Big Brothers/Big
Sisters can make great use ol
that unwanted bike, tent,
sleeping bag, or portable
stove-Phone     268-5737     to
For Srle Goose dowi
ing bag Yukon by Sportllne
$75 or best offer -Call 487-
3367. Usa
Recreation Association-Vote
for Julie Munroe for Vice
President
Hey, Hey-How's the "
Grandma Liz-Happy 21 Blrth-
- Your Chinese grand daughter
Librsn-Win you still love me:
will you still need me; when
l'm91?-Calllornlan
No no no no Don't let them get
me I swear I didn't mean to do
it Honest I'll reform and you
won't even see my Stingray
around here anymore—O.R.
Is it true that the next editor
ol Insight had a sex change?
-Glory ol Baker
Nope; that was his clone.
If somebody 6'2" tall, 400 +
Ibs. killed himself, would that
be mass sulcide?-Tom
that it' s bean a hell of a tot of
fun, gang-'KkJdo*
PS. Please don't T.P. me Just
because I'm copping out.
Piano Player needed for wad¬
ding recaption. Mood music
only. Sat. Dae. 30th, 8:30 pm-
10:00 pm; mora Information-
call Sandy 296-6680.
Sale:    Brother   sewing
Ina, 10 yrs. old;  many
attachments;   $60-call   228-
Bike lor sale, 3-epeed wo¬
man's as new, $80. O.N.O.
Apt. A 4502 E. Sierra Madre.
Tue. Thur. & weekend. (Sorry
no phone)
_*. kW_~_ 3 J??"     T       *<* and Ux-You two ere
H^J^___-_.   "*"   en° ,he   moat   -wnd**rful   room-
work. 834-5009. mates In the world I
died, he'd go to Fat City.
P.S. Wa do not oondone
suicide. Nobody should be so
lucky .-Th* Eds.
positions opan. Apt. close to
college. For details call Ramo-
na at 224-4066.
Dear t.p.i.e.-Now, don't go
taking any drastic steps by
TP'ing all Journalism students
homes. That's not fair. I
can sea doing Instructor's
nomas, but students???
Give 'am a break) Oh...and
you'd batter stop drinking
while you're In the oar.
Naughty, naughty, naughty.
Don' t call on ma to defend you
whan you gat charged with a
23121 or 23122. But, In case
you do want to cat! on ma to
help TP-caii 488-1414 and ask
for Mr. wippte.
said "I do' but now I wanna
say Happy Birthday to you my
dear, sweet, fantastic, magni¬
ficent Pamela you make ma a
real happy fella. I don' t wanna
make this too long but I do
wanna sing you a song:
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday dear Pammy
Happy Birthday to y-o-o-o-u
-Your secret tover
Nlner-Nationa go to war over
boundaries, but I won't dis¬
pute ours, so coma over and
we'll parlay.
Why Nation, go to War
Doss anyone need a fourth for
brldge?-Phone Rikl at 237-
5786.
Wa h
because we cannot agree upon
any demands for our group.
However, even though this Is
the and of the T.P.I.C, our
entire group Is gathering for
our*final, but greatest Job
ever. Since you guys are so
stupid, we are even going to
give you the exact date of our
final attack, which will be
Tueaday, December 5th. So,
Just try snd catch us (we
intend to gat every staff mem¬
ber of Insight) -Have a happy
dsy-THE T.P.I.C.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STU¬
DENTS AND FACULTY.
Let's work together I Those
interested in meeting other
Christian Scientists on campus
call Cindy at 233-3630 and
leave a message. I'm hoping
we can start an Organization
here.
To my boat friend In Frssas
After all of the wonderful
things that I have dona for
you, & you want to play dirty
tricks on ma on April 7th?l
All I can say is that I will ba
deeply hurt & shocked If you
do (and. will gat revenge).-
See you at the chapel-Your
I would like to talk with the
man I saw in the periodic sec¬
tion of the library the morning
after Thanksgiving. You ware
wearing a tan corduroy Jackal,
and a striped vest sweater
with a white blouse. Please
11/27/
78. If described to me, you can
have It. 2244723.
Used portable Smith-Corona
office, addressed to 'Lady.'
Big Brothers/Big Sisters will
hold an orientation meeting
for prospective volunteers at
7 p.m., Monday Dec 4th at
Smuggler's Inn, 3737 N.
Blackstone. Call 268-5737 for
further Information. A United
Way agency.
Bike Swiper: Whoever stole
the Orange Schwlnn outside
the Speech Arts Building,
Tues. Nov. 28...PLEASE
return it to Daily Collegian
bike rack or call 487-3008.
ad...I   Just
$45.   Or.   Tocchio,   B-230  or
mate dropped out of sehool-
- —sdllt C '-
with child Interested In shar-
bedroom In a 4-bdr house. 1Vi Ing house with student. $115/
ml.   from   campus   (Clovis). par month  includes  utilities
2 bath. Studious, non-smoker, and   laundry.   Flexible   meal
$78    +    utilities.   431-3721, arangements negotiable. Call
5 pm-10 pm. 282-5117, 7:30 Eileen, days: 251-8081, even-
am-12 noon. Ask for Cris. Ings: 292-7151.
Ask for a bottle of boom