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Runners win Cross country invitational by Bret Hodgert Copy Editor Juan Callahan photo OVER THE NET * Clackamas Community College’s Wendy Morten spikes the ball over the net in their Oct. 18 match against Southwestern Oregon Community College. Clackamas lost the match with scores of 7-15, 15-6, 6-15, and 6-15. by Bret Hodgert Copy Editor Do you like snow? do you jke skis? Do you like to des cend from high places at variable rates of speed while in the snow and wearing skis? If you answer to any or all of these questions is yes, you must be aching to join the Clackamas Community College ski club. The ski club is open to everyone. What... you say you’re only a beginner or, even '.verse, have never skied? This is no problem, ski lessons and ren iais are available at very affor dable discount rates. The ski club is open to all members of the community. Costing only $5 to join ■ the benefits from this club will multiply your initial investment. Once a member, you will be eligible for group discounts on scheduled trips plus discounts on ski equipment and clothing. A membership newsletter will keep you informed about up coming meetings, cross country and downhill ski movies, and the scheduling of ski trips,. But a won’t get the letter un’css «.wi, join. The first trip is scheduled for December 3. This will be a night skiing excursion from 4-10 ’ p.m. at Mt. Hood Meadows. A second, all-day trip is planned for December 13. If interested, there will be an informational meeting on November 6. Sign-up for the club ’ began on October 6, so don’t delay. Sign-up sheets are available at the activities office. Now let’s hear your excuse. The Clackamas Community women’s running team came in second at this weekend’s Clackamas Invitational. The meet, which hosted six teams, was held at McIver Park. Michelle Mickel and Jean Barnett both finished in the top ten. Mickel landed a fifth place with a time of, 19:51, while Bajnett followed up with eighth place in 20:03. When asked about the race, Coach Mike Hodges said, “We’re still running without a couple of our better runners, but we are continuing to improve.” Hodges seemed confident in the women’s ability to uphold this statement. The Clackamas Community men’s team did a little better than the women. Of the six teams entered at the meet, Clackamas men came in first. For the second week in a row, Clackamas out ran the rivals from Lane Community. This week Clackamas finished with a perfect score by filling all of the first five places. Mike Smith came in first place by over a minute with a time of 25:10. He was followed by se cond place Greg Suiter, 26:18; third place Scott Sheldon, 26:42; fourth place Dan Muse, 26:43; and fifth place Mike Noel, 27:10. Also finishing in the top ten was Jerry Durant, with a mnth place time of 27:33. Mike Hodges commented on the men saying, “It was really ex citing to see us getting the first fiveplaces in a row.” This Saturday, both teams will travel to Seattle, Wash, to com- Sete. The meet will be held at ligh Line Community College. FOR SALE - Kraco car stereo, auto- ireverse, AMZFM ’ Only $60.00 contact ¡Ken - 266-3761. 1976 DODGE COLT - Runs great, real’ FOR SALE: Graphic equalizer, 7 band clean! Must sell or trade for an. headphone jacks, only $20.00. Contact automatic! Call '656-9918 and ask for Ken 266-3761. FREE: Blue Healer puppies. Just bom Tom. 1974 DATSUN R210 $500 or best of-; 10-12-86 Call Dianna at ext. 461. HELP WANTED - Investment sales, fet. Call Kim at 266 4973 evenings • ROOMMATE WANTED- female career opportunities, 56 , year old Wall contact Carrie Rae at Student Ac Street Firm. Complete training pro gram. First year potential $25,000.00. tivities X245 WANTED- Honda Accord or Full or part time. Call Mr. Snyder Prelude 1983 or newer in good runn 684-1833 or call for on campus interview ing condition leave message 631-3575 10/23/86, contact First Investors Inc., SKI BOOTS: Dolomiti size 10 new Attn. Carol Atkinson, 7000 SW Hamp ton St Suite 217, Tigard, OR 97223. last year; excellent condition $45.00 KATE ADAMS, career and jot 263-2280 counseling 657-8400 ext. 117. FOR SALE - ARMSTRONG FLUTE -Purchased used- EXCELLENT CON WANTED: Two trombone players, a DITION - $250 or best offer. Can see piano player and a guitarist for CCC flute in Student Activities Office - or call jazz ensemble. Contact Dave Mitchell in the music office or at (206) 695-0054 ext. 24’ Where’s the ball? by Christopher Curran Worst Stadium- Tiger Stadium (LSU); This one’s ac Right now as the world is tually great for LSU, it’s oppos caught up in the college football ing teams that would be called scene, Clackamas is being the worst. forgotten. Why? Because we Best Uniforms- Oregon have no football team. (home); With the green jerseys, Therefore, I thought it would yellow helmets, and yellow be a good idea if I brought up pants, the Ducks often look bet some of the highlights and im ter than they play. pressions of the NCAA down to Worst Uniforms- Oregon Clackamas. State (home); Black jerseys and In review, here are my picks orange helmets make the for best and worst of 1985: Beavers look ready for Hallo- Against impossible odds- ween. Texas-ElPaso and Oregon State Best Coaches- Don James overcame two of the largest (Washington); In 11 years he’s point spreads in college football lead the Huskies to eight bowl history last year. Texas-ElPaso appearances. overcame a 36 point underdogs Worst Coaches- Sportswriters going into ' their game vs. and Alumni. Brigham Young, emerged with Best Rivalries- I have to say a 23-16 win. The Beavers block it; Oregon vs. Oregon State. ed a Washington punt in the Their 1983 matchup turned out fourth quarter and stunned the in a 0-0 tie. No further explana Huskies 21-20. tion needed. Meanest Nicknames- Demon Best Miscellaneous- Deacons (Wake Forest); Razor Cheerleaders; Self-explanatory. backs (Arkansas); Mean Green Worst Miscellaneous- the Eagles (N. Texas State). Wave; Who isn’t tired of this? j Weakest Nicknames- Poets There it is, my best-worst lisi (Whittier College); Zips of last year. For more info or (Akron); Little Quackers (Swar college football, tune in or thmore). Saturday afternoons. It’s noi Best Stadium- Notre Dame; Clackamas Community Col A traditional stadium for one of lege, but it can be interesting. America’s traditional teams. Sports Editor Pilot Pen has something even smoother than this. Classifieds PILOT ROLLING BALL PEN A feeling... beyond smoothness Norm presents The “SALAD BAR” 15*1* OFF Special only $.11 Offer Good Thru Wed., Oct. 22 to Tues., Oct. 28 Pilot’s new Brougham is smoother and more comfortable than any rolling ball pen you’ve ever used. A gutsy claim but true. 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