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Page 4 Wednesday, October 4,1989
The Daily Collegian
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Budget no hassle at Big Fresno
By ToddHcih
StqffWrtter
If economics Is a factor in
determining how to spend your
entertainment dollar, then the
Fresno District Fair may be a
Jot much has been added to the
fair this year, but the plethora of
annual activities should be sufficient
to satisfy the multitudes that will
swarm there through Oct 15.
Many CSUF students will be
involved in all aspects ofthe fair, said
fair spokesperson Jeannette Wamert.
An especially large number will be
Involved In the livestock and
agriculture areas, according to
Carolee Bowele, a director in the
livestock department
New events added this year Include
a video competition, for which
anyone can make a three-minute
documentary or music video, and a
chocolate chip cookie contest Sunday.
According to Warnert, "We have a
real strong ethnic mix." It includes a
large number of events that were
organized for (be Interest of
Hfspanics, such as tbe Fiesta Grande
Saturday and the Fiesta del Charro,
Oct 14, which will both be mostly in
Spanish.
The musical lineup In the Paul
Paul Theater encompasses a mix of
musical genres. Country bands to
perform Include the Oak Ridge Boys
today, the Charlie Daniels band on
Friday, Lee Greenwood on Oct 11 and
Highway 101 Oct. 13.
Latin will be represented by
Martlka on Thursday, Chayanne
Oct.10 and Linda Ronstadfs
"Candones de ml Padre" with CSUF
professor of music Juan Serrano
opening Oct 15.
Joan Jet t and the Blackhearts will
bring her hard edged rock to the fair
Oct 14, the bluesy rock group The
Fabulous Thurtderbirds will appear
Saturday and gospel musicians Be Be
and Ce Ce Wlnans and Take Six are
scheduled for Oct 9.
Smokey Robinson will take the
stage Oct 12 with his bra-id of soul,
and nostalgia groups The Drifters and
the Coasters will play the first show
that night r
Flnauy, impersonators Rain,
doing a tribute to the Beatles, and Rob
Banna, doing a tribute to Rod Stewart
will perform on Sunday.
Entertainment in the grandstand
will include Monster Truck Madness
today, Ao-obats of China Thursday
and Friday, singer Freddy Fender
Sunday, the four-wheel pull Oct 9. the
Professional Rodeo CowboWs
Association will hold their rodeo Oct
10-13 and the destruction derby will
be Oct 15.
Many sideshows can be found
throughout the fairgrounds and at the
Pepsi Theater. Some of the guests
include: Gordy Ohllger, one of the
world's fastest banjo players: Kenny
Anderson, a young guitarist from
Escondldo. Barnaby. a one-man
variety show; the Showboat
Marionettes: John T., who plays a
bicycle mounted piano; and a variety
of clowns.
Butler Amusements will provide
over 50 rides. 70 games and 10 food
trailers to the 'fair. Boys and Girls
Clubs of Fresno are selling books of
40 tlcktes for $10. a 50 percent
savings. Tuesday, $2 worth of coupons
will be Mid for $1 with a Pepsi
coupon. On both Wednesdays, all rides
will be free from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
For the first time in Northern
California. Qulnella wagering will tV
offered at the lair. It allows people to
make a "$l exacta." Also the regular
dairy double and triple wagers wll be
offered In the grandstand.
Exhibits in the Agriculture.
Industrial Arts, Fine Arts and Home
Arts buildings are already on display.
and the winners in each division have
been chosen.
The Livestock pavllllon Is also
open and the animals are on display.
Showings in the college division are
at 10 a.m. Saturday and Wednesday
thru Saturday showings of the other
classes are at varied times.
There are many ways for anyone to
save on the $5 gate admission.
Tuesday, students with an I.D. card
will be let in free after 3:30 p.m.
Service men in uniform are admitted
free any day and family booklets can
be purchased for discounted rates at
Vons stores. Also, there are $1 of
coupons for each days gate admission.
theatre at theftlf
presents ALAN AYCKBOURrYS Hilarious Comedy
TEN TIMES TABLE
OCTOBER 6-8,11-15, 1989 Arena Theatre
Call 294-2216 for reservations!
unless, of course, you don't like to laugh.-
&•&
County of.
EDECakl^
EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
FRESNO COUNTY otters career crpportunities with extensive
career ladders in the areas of: 'Law Enforcement, 'Human
Services, 'Agriculture, "Business Adrmrustration, etc.
Plus an excellent benefit package including: 1) Medical,
dental and optical insurance; 2) Retirement Plan; 3) Ten
paid holidays; 4) Deferred compensation and 4) 21 vacation/
sick leave days first year (increases with tenure). For more
information, please visit our table on Career Day. Represen¬
tatives from the Personnel Office and other County Departments
will be a vailable to answer any Questions.
/
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| Title | 1989_10 The Daily Collegian October 1989 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Title | October 4, 1989, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Page 4 Wednesday, October 4,1989
The Daily Collegian
/.
Budget no hassle at Big Fresno
By ToddHcih
StqffWrtter
If economics Is a factor in
determining how to spend your
entertainment dollar, then the
Fresno District Fair may be a
Jot much has been added to the
fair this year, but the plethora of
annual activities should be sufficient
to satisfy the multitudes that will
swarm there through Oct 15.
Many CSUF students will be
involved in all aspects ofthe fair, said
fair spokesperson Jeannette Wamert.
An especially large number will be
Involved In the livestock and
agriculture areas, according to
Carolee Bowele, a director in the
livestock department
New events added this year Include
a video competition, for which
anyone can make a three-minute
documentary or music video, and a
chocolate chip cookie contest Sunday.
According to Warnert, "We have a
real strong ethnic mix." It includes a
large number of events that were
organized for (be Interest of
Hfspanics, such as tbe Fiesta Grande
Saturday and the Fiesta del Charro,
Oct 14, which will both be mostly in
Spanish.
The musical lineup In the Paul
Paul Theater encompasses a mix of
musical genres. Country bands to
perform Include the Oak Ridge Boys
today, the Charlie Daniels band on
Friday, Lee Greenwood on Oct 11 and
Highway 101 Oct. 13.
Latin will be represented by
Martlka on Thursday, Chayanne
Oct.10 and Linda Ronstadfs
"Candones de ml Padre" with CSUF
professor of music Juan Serrano
opening Oct 15.
Joan Jet t and the Blackhearts will
bring her hard edged rock to the fair
Oct 14, the bluesy rock group The
Fabulous Thurtderbirds will appear
Saturday and gospel musicians Be Be
and Ce Ce Wlnans and Take Six are
scheduled for Oct 9.
Smokey Robinson will take the
stage Oct 12 with his bra-id of soul,
and nostalgia groups The Drifters and
the Coasters will play the first show
that night r
Flnauy, impersonators Rain,
doing a tribute to the Beatles, and Rob
Banna, doing a tribute to Rod Stewart
will perform on Sunday.
Entertainment in the grandstand
will include Monster Truck Madness
today, Ao-obats of China Thursday
and Friday, singer Freddy Fender
Sunday, the four-wheel pull Oct 9. the
Professional Rodeo CowboWs
Association will hold their rodeo Oct
10-13 and the destruction derby will
be Oct 15.
Many sideshows can be found
throughout the fairgrounds and at the
Pepsi Theater. Some of the guests
include: Gordy Ohllger, one of the
world's fastest banjo players: Kenny
Anderson, a young guitarist from
Escondldo. Barnaby. a one-man
variety show; the Showboat
Marionettes: John T., who plays a
bicycle mounted piano; and a variety
of clowns.
Butler Amusements will provide
over 50 rides. 70 games and 10 food
trailers to the 'fair. Boys and Girls
Clubs of Fresno are selling books of
40 tlcktes for $10. a 50 percent
savings. Tuesday, $2 worth of coupons
will be Mid for $1 with a Pepsi
coupon. On both Wednesdays, all rides
will be free from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
For the first time in Northern
California. Qulnella wagering will tV
offered at the lair. It allows people to
make a "$l exacta." Also the regular
dairy double and triple wagers wll be
offered In the grandstand.
Exhibits in the Agriculture.
Industrial Arts, Fine Arts and Home
Arts buildings are already on display.
and the winners in each division have
been chosen.
The Livestock pavllllon Is also
open and the animals are on display.
Showings in the college division are
at 10 a.m. Saturday and Wednesday
thru Saturday showings of the other
classes are at varied times.
There are many ways for anyone to
save on the $5 gate admission.
Tuesday, students with an I.D. card
will be let in free after 3:30 p.m.
Service men in uniform are admitted
free any day and family booklets can
be purchased for discounted rates at
Vons stores. Also, there are $1 of
coupons for each days gate admission.
theatre at theftlf
presents ALAN AYCKBOURrYS Hilarious Comedy
TEN TIMES TABLE
OCTOBER 6-8,11-15, 1989 Arena Theatre
Call 294-2216 for reservations!
unless, of course, you don't like to laugh.-
&•&
County of.
EDECakl^
EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
FRESNO COUNTY otters career crpportunities with extensive
career ladders in the areas of: 'Law Enforcement, 'Human
Services, 'Agriculture, "Business Adrmrustration, etc.
Plus an excellent benefit package including: 1) Medical,
dental and optical insurance; 2) Retirement Plan; 3) Ten
paid holidays; 4) Deferred compensation and 4) 21 vacation/
sick leave days first year (increases with tenure). For more
information, please visit our table on Career Day. Represen¬
tatives from the Personnel Office and other County Departments
will be a vailable to answer any Questions.
/
BULLDOG PLAZA
1764 E, Barstow @ Cedar
FRESNO 431-3675
ORCHARD SUPPLY CENTER
137 W. Shaw |
