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Men’s and women’s programs combine together By Sherry Succo Of The Print The Focus on Women Steering Committee, in collaboration with several representatives from the Men’s Resource Program decided, at a noon meeting Thursday, to combine the two community service programs under a “common umbrella.” “In coming together, both committees have chosen to meet as a singular delegation, that will meet once a month, and will continue to encourage the strong support of the program organizers and in structors,” said Carol Layden, coordinator of Focus on Women, and Community Ser vice assistant. Layden ' identified the benefits of unifying the programs, but also emphasized each steering committee’s need ter maintain a separate identity. “The programs will be united as one, yet the commit tees have reserved the right to meet alone with their designated members,” she said. Reachinq out to all areas of the College as well as a multitude of community organizations, Focus on Women has for five years suc cessfully offered educational Speech team has hopes after tournament Although the speech team returned from the Seattle- Pacific University tournament empty of awards, Coach Frank Harlow was not empty of hope. “Three of our newest speakers, Steve Scoville, Darren McFarland, and Steve tend,” said Harlow, “but, every Coutague, are going to do well tournament there are a few for us,” he said. The Jan. 25 new schools.” and 26 tournament was at The speech team’s next Seattle-Pacific University and tournament is this weekend, at only 10 other colleges atten Willamette University. “We’re ded. “You can always count on going to win trophies there,” the same five schools to at- said Harlow, confidently. seminars, classes of interest, and other special events, and is now rolling smoothly into its sixth year of operation. According to Layden, “unique” is the word which most clearly describes Focus on Women. She considers the program unique, because it was started through interested staff, primarily faculty mem bers. Focus on Women’s first coordinator was Bernice “Buzi” Evans. Bernie Nolan became its second coordinator. “Focus on Women is also unique,” believes Layden, “because it has a dedicated and involved steering committee, composed of approximately 40 women from the community, student body, faculty and college staff, along with professionalism and devotion of the seminar leaders, all of whom have had a hand in developing a very proficient program.” Phi Beta Lambda sponsors Gift tion of Monday, Feb. 4 when they will be open from 10:30 - 2. The club is asking for donations of $1 or more which 1 through 14 The campaign, brainchild of a Hawaii group, is will go to the Portland chapter designed to aid in the battle of the Cystic Fibrosis Foun dation, where is will be used for against cystic fibrosis (C.F.), a research and financial assistan congenital disease which affec ce to families of C.F. victims. In ts one of every 6,ooo children return for their contribution born, and is carried by about each person will receive a set of three certificates. one of every 20 people. The certificates, which look The club will have a table set rather like small diplomas, can up in the Community Center be filled out and presented to building next to the cafeteria whomever a person desires, be which will be manned from 8 it spouse or sibling, parent or A Gift of Love campaign, sponsored by the Phi Beta Lambda club, will run February JOHN’S Complete Exhaust Service *Lifetime guarantee on mufflers * Duals & headers * Trucks & motor homes *' All custom work * Complete foreign car service *Call for estimate f Major Muffler 812 Molalla Ave. Oregon City 656-3633 child, or that someone extra special—a different kind of Valentine. Information about cystic fibrosis will also be available for those who are interested. I i corner qf McLouqhlin & River Rd 859-6666 Also at the meeting it wal further discussed and decided' that the first area of interest tel be approached under the uml brella concept and a possible! idea for first seminar, will be J look at the 17 to 25 age group] on campus, Layden con] eluded. Daily Luncheon Specials LARGE SCREEN Room i for Studying i Happy Hour | 4—6 Every Day ! Doiv/vroiv/y Wednesday Ladies Nite featuring “The Coyotes” Ladies No Cover GIANT SCREEN NEWLY REMODELED NEW MENU “Now, as a united team, a] program can be offered that! will address the needs of men] and women,” said Layden, a] futuristic gleam in her eyes.I “The end result will benefit the! participants, so they have the! advantage of hearing each! other and responding. That] way, both men and women] win.” BEAVERCREEK ”l TAVERN & CAFE | i Fri. & Sat. Feb. 1 & 2 Beaver Trail Boys Fri. & Sat. Feb. 8 & 9 50’s Weekend “Teen Angels” Fri. & Sat. Feb. 15 & 16 “Gold Rush” Fri. & Sat. Feb. 22 & 23 “Dr. Corn’s Electric Grass Band” The Men’s Resource] Program, which was organized! by Vince Fitzgerald, College! counselor, at the suggestion of! Evans, has also grown rapidly] over the years, added Layden. ] BEAVERCREEK HOURS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. - CLOSED THURSDAY USED BOOKS AND MAGAZIN IS BUY SELL TRADE WE TRADE 1 FOR 2.3 FOR 5,5 FOR 8 want Hets filled Parking In Lot Across 7th Street. LESTER E. RUSSELL, JR. TELEPHONE 655-2060 615 SEVENTH STREET OREGON CITY, OREGON 97045 classifieds for rent Deluxe new duplex, 6th st., 2 bedroom plus garage, plus ap pliances, $350; 1-bedroom plus storage, $250. Call 636-6526 or 656-2359. PâgêV help wanted Winter & spring jobs start now. Part & full-time. $5-$8/hour. Fuller Brush Co. Call office, 667- 6088, 8am-6pm, Monday-Friday, or leave name, 228-4702. wanted Roomate needed. Oregon City 2- bedroom apartment. Prefer girl. Close to Clackamas. Phone Lori, 656-7516. Need a ride at 3 p.m. everyday from CCC to John’s Landing, Macadam Ave. Will pay reasonably. Call Doris, 235-1621 evenings. Rudy D. Bum, Some spectacuM things happened in 1960. Too bad it took me so long to find out. Here’s to another intriguing and fun-filled year, starting Feb.2. Squeaky Mice P.S. Watch out or you’ll have rats. personal To Dalbi and Everybody’s Most Vibrant friend — Happy Birthday! Kangaroo Rat Clackamas Community Collega