1968_12 The Daily Collegian December 1968

              Tiny   Tim
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Thurad
Small smoke eater battles blazes, boots
Protecting the school from fire
lays a week Is a job which rest:
Teams will compete
in citrus judging
i   just  a little
e dlffl-
OlM
it the fire house.
•  feet t
Hit
three quarter Inches tall. 'I'm
fire four when I get up ln the
morning (" he says.
with the Idea of being a fireman.
The first night he was at school
he went to the flrehouse to look
up a friend. He was told at that
time that ihe school needed more
firemen. "A week later," says
Olney "I went to work."
One of the first problems en-
gettlng a small enough uniform.
[•1   had   to go up to  the third
; pants have alsocausedhlm
trouble, "I still haven't got-
ny that really fit me yet."
coat   Is so long that It
really don't need pants."
Despite these setbacks Olney
goes about his Job with much
enthusiasm. He must be ready to
respond to an alarm during his
watch hours, and at any time he
Is In the flrehouse. When the
alarm sounds everyone drops
whatever they are doing and races
"All you do Is run the hundred
yard dash Into your clothes and
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;r thinking for a moment
nlles and says, "We have
1  ladder on the top of the
h It."
ankly   I
Teams from 12 San Joaquin Val¬
ley high schools will compete in
the Eighth Annual Future Farm¬
ers of America Regional Citrus
Judging Contest Saturday.
The contest Is being sponsored
by  the  FFA, the department of
scheduled   betw
The 140 team
Inc.
In drills Olney doesn't fall far
behind his larger comrades. One,
of the drills calls for a fireman'
to run up to the truck and pull
off a coiled section of the larg¬
est slze.hose. The firemendo this
by putting an arm through the
colls and lifting the hose up on
one shoulder.
The hose,  which 1:
ass fittings at each end,
It quite heavy for anyone
e, but Olney gets the job
PCT initiates
new pledges
Phi Chi Theta, women's pro-
lnltlated seven pledges. The new
members are Sally Adley. Jane
Kondo. Anita Lenclonl. Sandra
McHaney. Patsy Matsumoto,
Shirley Nelson, and Dea Seppon-
Mrs. Myrna Young, honorary
member of the organization, was
the guest speaker at the Initia¬
tion ceremony. The Initiation was
held in the Kitty Hawk Room of
March  seedless  grapefruit  and
balled   citrus  trees for quality.
Competition will be held In four
divisions   with   two   classes  of
Include teams of not less than
two members each with previous
judging competition experience.
Class "B" will Include teams of
not less than two members each
with no previous contest experi-
Whlle students are being
judged, coaches and advisers will
tour one of Sunklst's process¬
ing plants to view an automatic
box loader.
After the judging Sunklst will
host participants and coaches
for lunch at 12:30 p.m. ln the FSC
Cafeteria.
The afternoon program will in¬
clude a film, "Sunklst ln Mo-
1:30 p.m
At 2:30 p.m. a
presented by Jack I
sentattve for Sunk
Relations Departm
Campus footnotes
••it
xciting v
The only member of the flre¬
house, smaller than Olney is their
mascot, a large grey cat named
Olney Is well suited to respond
to fires quickly as he Is on
the varsity cross country team.
"I'm the shortest on the team,
too," he says with pride.
When the fire alarm sounds,
everyone grabs their gear and
runs for the truck. The truck pulls
out of the flrehouse and heads
for   the fire. As the truck goes
man whose hat is flapping up and
down, hangs on the back of the
truck.  It Is Timothy Olney, the
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held  t
n the San
Francisco State College crisis.
Slides and photographes of the
campus disruptions will be shown
and a tape of the action played.
Discussion will follow the pre¬
sentation.
The  program  will be held In
Industrial Arts 101 at 1:00 p.m.
Location
The local
Policy  and
f the
Planning Committee
meeting today at 2 p.m. has been
changed to Administration 219.
A main issue on the agenda Is
a discussion of the "guidelines of
the division of special pro¬
grams." The division of special
programs Includes such groups as
the experimental college, Black'
Student Union and La Raza. The
committee   will   discuss     such
Newman students
The Newman Student Associa¬
tion and St. Paul's parish will
sponsor a pancake breakfast Sun¬
day in Newman Center, 1572 E.
Barstow Ave.
each   of  the  three masses at 8
and 10 a.m. and noon.
Prices  are  $1 for adults and
ilngs a
sofoi
Dr. Roger E. Ervln
tdvisor to the fraternll
1 key speaker.
Members,   alumni   an
culty
Nu
Zeta Kappa Chapter of Sigma
May 26, 1951
Delta,   a  local
Binaca
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Foreign & Domestic Automobiles
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1 Mechanics
Club will meet at the Valley
Foundry and Machine Works, Inc.,
at 2510 S. East Ave., tonight at
7:15 to tour the facilities.
Rush   signups
Signups   for  spring  rush  are
being   taken   today   and  Friday
of each applicant.
Oriental Americans
fraternity decided tc
Rock band
"Canned Heaf'comestoFres-
no Friday for a performance
in the Fresno Convention Center
Exhibit Hail.
The group specializes In a
blue-rock idlon
The (
"feel-g
group  a
following largely 01
of its  first  hit  single "On The
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The  band  recently completed
a tour of European capitals.
Talent hunt
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before starting home
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"The Oriental A
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discussed during a
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musical and vocal^roups as well
as versatile singing and dancing
Individuals.
Further Information is avail¬
able ln the Student Activities
Office.
Thur.day, Dec
196S     THE DAILY COLLEQIAN
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AH 10 — FSC's messiest course?
By Paul Cislinl The  lab class Is divided Into       takes two lab sessions to butcher      major and not. reserved for one     start   offering   a   food
tudents  at  some  time      two units of eight students each.       and narlm»» »».» —»
Most  studen
during their college career t«
a biology class that involves  di-
thought of as a messy Job.
For 16 Fresno State College
students the job is even messier.
They are students in Animal
Husbandry 10, Slaughtering and
Meat Cutting. The course title
isn't a bit glamorous ;
exactly what It says.
•The purpose of the class I
to   let   students  learn and  ap
s divided
>f eight
with each unit working on a dif¬
ferent steer. Students must pur-
ning  knives.
As the animal bleeds, several
students remove the head while
others cut off the forelegs and
begin to skin the belly and sides.
As skinning continues, the body
s opened by cutting the
one and the pelv
Ing cuts down the belly.
to butcher
- Every animal slaughtered
comes from one of two sources,
either belonging to the FSC Ag¬
riculture Foundation or to In¬
dividual students.   Studei
Jects are self-financed t	
student splitting profit or loss
with the Foundation. Student pro-
J«ct •
Rouaek pointed
out. "AH 10 has had many home
economics students take the class
to gain a better understanding of
quality, cooking of v
.Illng o
n lech
All
number of meat courses and pro¬
vide for more advanced study,'
Rousek'noted.
"The course is kept general
enough for all majors to under¬
stand and provides essential ln-
t meat that every-
'ould benefit from, but due
:e, only a few can," con-
Rousek.
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