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Barbecue dinner
The Women' 1 International League
for Peace and Freedom, in celebration of International Women's
Day, will be presenting an evening
of food and entertainm*nt on Saturday, March 7.
I Th* menu will feature a barbecue
pork dinner. At 6 p.m. a no-host
hour of beer and wine will begin.
The dinner start* at 7 p.m.
Th* festivities will take place at
the Unitarian Church, 4144 N.
Millbrook The donation is S10 per
person    All   profits   will   go   to  th*
Elder workshop
* A workshop on 'Effective Counseling for. Our Erdert* will be held
on Friday, March 20, from 9 am
• to 3:30 p.m. in the Fresno Retired
■. Teacher's Educational Center at
Ninth and Saginaw in Fresno.
The workshop is open to all Individuals who are interested in counseling and in older people. It Is
especially designed to serve the needs
of ttaff membert of agencies and
organizations who ' serve the
aging, including churches.
The program is being.sponsored
by the Older Americans Organization, Information and Referral
Services for Seniors and the Services
to Older Adults program at CSUF.
, Th*re is no charge for attendance
Participants may bring a tack lunch
. or reserve a sack lunch for $2 SO
by calling 268-3584 by March 17
Pat Pickford, a professor of social
work at CSUF, and Larry Ferguson
clinical director at Link Care Counseling Center, will make introductory presentations on 'What We
Know About Aging" and 'What
We Know About Counseling the
Aging.-
In addition, there will be panel
presentations on counseling as it
relates to four special problems
Common to many aging individuals.
Subjects and .participants include
Depression,- Janell Osborn, associate minister. First Congregational
Cfrureh; -Loss and Crief,' Jean
Vavoulis, clinical social worker;
-'Family Conflicts,- Ralph Corney
supervisor. Older Adult • Partial
ftospiulization Programs, Fresno
County Health r>pirtmeM. ^
Alcohol and Drug Abuse,* Bud
Taylor, training coordinator, Alco-
Jvol   Services,    Fresno   Community
Hospital.
rJZ****£0* *» *****m Frank
Berry, an instructor at the'Califomia
School of Professional Psychology
in Fresno, will present a lecture-
d*-no-*strattori on -Using th* Hu-
manities in Counseling the Aging. -
In the afternoon, partieipanf* will
n>eet in smalt group sessions and
have an opportunity to engage
'"J?* ***P* sod case review*
rovering *, ,0^ (tromnms
of the aging at discussed in the
morning p*n«|.
, ^""^ »S approved for
■^hours of continuing education
credit by th* Board of Registered
call Dr. Dona>d Albright at CSUF
4*7-2310, or Esth*r *££, „""*■■
 ;      269-35*4!
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Track
discus  over  200  feet   in   high
St.
lile the discus Bender uses at
Fresno i* heavier than the one be Is
used to In high school, he has thrown
th* heavier shot 167-9, tome seven
feet below the frethrrvtn record. *H*
should break that mark by th* and of
the year," said Estes.
Probably th* best athlete out of
ie five freshmen, feels Est**, it
PM* Mansur. Out with a pulled
hamstring muscle at this time, Mansur was the National junior Otym-
pics  decathalon champion  in high
State-
ttal I've ever *
1 at Fresno
good decathalete*.*-
Rounding out the five freshmen Is
Creg Vining. Vining, said Estes,
will help In the mlrl-distance category,
chiefly in the 800 meters where he
placed third in the ttat* while in
high tchool last year.
But While Estes is possibly look-'
ing 'at one of the top freshman
classes we've ever had' he also has
strengthened a weak link in last
year's squad The Bulldogs never had
any true sprinters until two Fresno
City College trantfert, Ozell Thomp-
son and Rene Scott decided to travel
north* bit.
running abilities, ar* both capable
of running 10.5 in the 100 meter*, a
mark, Este* says, that could finish
third or fourth in the PCAA right now.
in 20.9, while teammate Scott It
Just a tenth of a second slower. Both
will alto boost th* 400 and 1600-
meter relay teams.
One of the veterans on the squad
thi! year would hav* to be the thin
red-head from Hoover High School.
Bryan Foley. In hit sixth year out of
Tok*y I* th* school
mile and 1,500 1
holey iui run 1 4 05 3 mil* and
3:47.1 In the 1,500, and he was the
only double winner In the PCAA
championthip* last year, in th* 1,500
andBOO.
Recently, Foley ran 3:49.2 In the
UCLA meet in the 1,500 meters to
win the collegiate race In th* Cow
Palace in San Francisco two weeks
ago, Foley competed againtt world
class runners, Steve Scott among 1
ning a
personnel on this year's team hi
doubts about a PCAA title. He said
competing with Fresno for second
will be Long Beach State and Irvine.
Looking for second winner;
sports quiz can bring you a beer
Here i* your chance to tost your
--- -"tvialuttswWdg*. W* hav. put
a rather challenging quiz for
  pitcher of Ice
cold Breadline beer. Just bring your
ton correct answers to the Daily
Collegian office In th* Keats Building
to collect your prize. We have had
only on* winner to far, to you can
join th* elite circs* of people in the
know about sports.
2. Jo* Morgan will be doing tome-
thing other than psyching before
Giant game* thi* season. What will
he be doing?
3. Two players tied for th* scoring
title in the National Hockey League
last year. Name them. Who finally
won th*honor, and why*'
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