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Christian fellowship provides encouragement
By Steve Lee
I The purpose of C.C.F. is to
provide Christian fellowship on
fempus. “It’s a place where
Christians can refuel, so to
■peak, and be encouraged by
■ne another and God’s Word,”
said group leader Don
Megrath.
C.C.F. meets every Tues­
day, Wednesday and Thursday
at noon.
The Tuesday meeting, in
Big Band Ball bopping success
I “A smashing success” is the
■/ay one guest described the
lixth annual Big Band Ball,
■eld in the Community Center
1st Saturday, the dinner and
■ance recreated the mood of
fee big band era.
I LeRoy Anderson’s “Rhythm
Section” played hits by big
name entertainers such as Ben­
ny Goodman (“Don’t Be That
Way”), Duke Ellington (“Don’t
Get, Around Much Anymore”)
and Glenn Miller (“String of
Pearls”),_____________
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Sporting Goods
Turkey Race
Special pre-season tune-up $10
♦ The
Fourth /Annual
Clackamas County Turkey
Trot gets underway Nov. 22 at
9 a.m. at Stafford School in
West Linn.
Winners of the 6.7 mile race
will receive turkeys and all
Other finishers will receive
Turkey Trot T-shirts.
Age divisions for men arid
women are 12-under, 13-18,
19.-29, 30-39, 40-60 and
60-over.
K2 233 Skis
Look N-37
Bindings & Poles
Reg. $354.95 Now $279
. Reg. $324.95 Now $249
Dynastar Sprint
Median skies, Look
N-37 Bindings & Poles
students have an “around the
room” discussion, each in turn
relating how he/she can apply
its context to his/her life.
Thursday brings another Bi­
ble study in Tr. F-2,
As is stands now the
Wednesday group is too large
for the small-group style of
study it was designed for, and
will soon have to split to keep
the atmosphere the same. The
Thursday study is also ex­
pected to divide soon.
As for group activities, the
C.Q.F. had a volleyball/
potluck combination last
Atomic Med,al-R Skis
Tyrolia 150 Bindings\& Poles
Reg. $289.95 Now $229
16035 SE Main St.
Ph. 654-3111
Registration fee is $6. All
participants must register prior
to Nov. 22. For additional in­
formation, contact the
Gladstone Recreation Depart­
ment at 655-5296.
Tonight, revisit the May 18
Mt. St. Helens eruption with
first-hand witness, Ken Caeron
at 7:30 p.m., in the John In­
skeep Environmental Learning
Center Pavi
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Store Hours
M-F: 10-9,
Sat.: 10-6,
Sun.: 12-5
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Wednesday
F
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12:15 p.m.-
MOD. DANCE REPERTORY,
Library.
6 p.m.-
DEFENSIVE DRIVING, Tr. E
6 p.m.--
OPEN RECREATION, Gym,
Weight Room.
7 p.m.-
DEFENSIVE DRIVING, Tr.
F-2.
4-H INTERN’L dub, Br-A, B.
FLUID POWER workshop,
Theatre.
H
Thursday
Noon-
ASG MEETING, CC-101.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP.
“THE GRADUATE,” film,
Fireside Lounge.
8 p.m.-
JAZZ NIGHT, CC Mall.
BASKETBALL, Alumni vs.
Varsity.
7 p.m.-
OPEN RECREATION, Gym,
Weight Room.
WOMEN’S RIGHTS seminar,
CC-117.
Friday
8 a.m.--
ORE COMP. CANCER pro­
gram, 0142.
8:30 a.m.-
STATE
VOCATIONAL
REHAB., CC-116.
9 a.m.-
MICHIGAN CELT TEST,
CC-101.
11:30 a.m.-
ART WORKSHOP, Communl-
tyServices.
Noon-
FILM SERIES, Humanities,
CC Mall.
12:15 p.m.-
MOD. DANCE, Library.
Saturday
8 ajn.--
NCVBA VOLLEYBALL.
9 a.m.--
SOCCER, S. Clack, club, Soc­
cer Field No. 1.
All Day-
SPEECH
Sunday
11 a.h)<-
STORM SOCCER TEAM,
Soccer Field.
Career Search
Workshop
Learn about job develop­
ment, how to write a creative
resume, and useful interview­
ing techniques at a Career
Search Workshop, Nov. 18-20
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at the
Confidence Clinic, 19241 S.
Beavercreek Road, Oregon Ch
ty-.
The workshop is free to
displaced
homerriakers
registered with the Confidence
Clinic at the College. There is a
small fee for all other par­
ticipants.
'For additional information,
contact the Confidence Clinic,
at 656-2091.
Holiday blues
SKI Gloves
All iri basemenK 1/2 price
[SKI Hot Wax Bring in your skis 1.00 a pair
Noon-
WENDELL JOHN, mini prog.,
Fireside Lounge.
CHRISTIAN fellowship,
CC-116, B-162.
month, and is planning to go \
have an innertube/pizza snow
day on Nov. 22. A potluck and
carolling party are planned for
Dec. 20.
The focus of the Bible study
this term is discipleship. In
other words, how to teach
others about Christ and the Bi­
ble.
Megrath said, “Whatever the
group does, we want to glorify
Christ. Without Christ, we
have no reason for meeting.”
For more information, call
656-4496 and ask for Don, or
656-9864 and ask for Laura.
briefs
Milwaukie Ski & Sports Center
K2 244 Skis
Look N-37
Binding & Poles
Randall 101, is the biggest of
the three and has about 30
people. During this meetin,
students have time to talk, sing
and generally have a good time
getting to know one another.
Every other week, they try to
have a speaker come in and
talk on a subject relevent to
campus life.
On Wednesdays,
in
CC-116, the C.C.F. gets
together for a Bible study. The
group leader guides the
students through a passage,
but participation is encouraged.
After a passage is read, the
Learn how to beat “holiday
depression” at special Holiday
Survival workshop Nov. 24
from 7-10 p.m. at the College
Community Center, Room
•101.7
The workshop, which is co­
sponsored by the CCC Focus
on Women program and the
Confidence , Clinic, caters to
families who have lost member
due to divorce, separation or
death-
For additional information,
contact Carol Layden, Focus
on Women . Coordinator, at
657-84Q0, ext: 209.
.
Monday
Tuesday
11:30 a.m.-
ART WORKSHOP, CC-101.
Mon. II/24
2:30 p.m.--
SCHOOL NURSES
CC-101.
MEET,
7pjn.~
HOLIDAY SURVIVAL, Focus,
CC-101.
ORE. NURSES ASSN.,
McLoughlin.
Monday, 12/1 ,
6 pun.--
WOMENS BASKETBALL,
Pacific U, home.
REGISTRATION BEGINS,
WINTER QUARTER.
All Day-
FOOD DRIVE, last day, CC-
Mall.'
SPEECH, Lower Columbia
CC, Longview WN.
Fri. 11/28
SPECIAL RECREATION
DANCE CC Mall.
8 p.m.-
MENS BASKETBALL, Lewis
& Clark, home.
Noon-
ASG SENATORS, BR.-A.B.
MINI PROGRAM, Fireside
Lounge.
7:30p.m.--
4-H TRAINING
CC-101.
MEETING,
8 p.m.-
MENS BASKETBALL, Jud­
son Baptist, The Dalles.
THANKSGIVING VACATION,
11/25-11/30.
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