Pow Wow set Sixty to 100 Indian dancers are expected to compete for $1,200 in prizes at a Pow Wow to be held on the Clackamas Com munity College campus October 22, 23 and 24. In addition to dancing there will be a drumming competition and a display of Indian artifacts. Indian food and crafts will be sold. The free event is being sponsored by Ouy Ka' Lah, the college's Indian club, Associated Student Government, and the college's student activities office. The sponsors are also holding a raffle for an Indian blanket. Tickets are 50iS each or three for $1.00 and are available at the student activities office. Watch Parking for campers will be available on campus. Information about the Pow Wow and registration for the drumming and dancing competitions is available from the Indian Outreach office, 656-2631, ext. 324. for this Ullman visits Representative Al Ullman (Democrat, Or.) spoke in the Fireside Lounge yesterday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. There will be a story on his visit to Clackamas Community College in next week's issue. Ullman is chairman of the Ways and Means Committee in the House of Represen tatives. new addition in next week’s Cougar Print Elections set The election of the 1976-77 student senate will be held Thursday and Friday, October 14 and 15. There is still time for interested students to get their names on the ballot. All a stu dent has to do is go into the Student Activities Office and fill out a petition. Student signatures are not required to make the petition valid. Petitions must be turned in by October 11. A candidate forum is scheduled for Tues day, October 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to give students a chance to ask questions of senatorial candidates. The forum may also be used by Associated Student Government officers to outline their plans for the year to the student body. New from Levi’s! “Movin’ On” Jeans. Symposium Clackamas Community College Business students interested in attending a symposium on "Career Potentials" should contact Lyle Reese, ext. 255. This is the 12th Annual Business College Symposium sponsored by the Portland Cham ber of Commerce and will be held November A slimmer, European cut.With Levi’s®quality. In lots of fabrics and colors.The Gap’s got a ton of ’em. Fall in today. Page 2 LLOYD CENTER © T h * Gap Invitations will be extended to a total of 400 students and faculty from 18 Oregon collegesand universities. "The purpose of the symposium is to provide a forum for Oregon businesses, colleges, and universities to exchange infor mation and viewpoints on business careers," according to M.L. Chester, symposium chair man and University of Portland development director. 1976 9. Clackamas Community Colle