Cougar print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1976-1977, January 06, 1977, Page 5, Image 5

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    lance, festivities
I attract crowd
’he Retired Senior Volunteer Program
VP) hosted a dance Dec. 13, 1976 in the
¡
ikamas Community College mall which
acred approximately 200 persons.
‘he program was offered to families,
pr adults and RSVP volunteers.
fhe dance followed a holiday festivities
gram which was sponsored by the Hu-
nities and Social Sciences Division. The
igram consisted of a baroque concert in
ich students participated, a Christmas
oling program and a talk about traditional
istmas tree lighting. A Santa Claus was
3 present to pass out candy canes to the
Idren who attended the program,
the RSVP dance began at 8 p.m. with
sic provided by Fred Davis, an organist
Randy Nims, Barbara Dikty and their dates dance to Brothers & Friends, sponsored
m Estacada.
by the Clackamas Community College chapter of the National Organization for the Reform
Judy Smith, RSVP Director, said enter- of Marijuana Laws (NORML) thursday, Dec. 16 in the CCC mall. Donations were collected &
nmentwas also provided by the Notorious to help the organization's finances.
ar, a barbershop quartet from Canby.
A drawing was also held during the
ping.
e
thursday
■ "Private Faces,
Public Masks."
Brown Bag Movie.
Noon. CC-117.
Vince Fitzgerald to lead discussion.
No admission.
■ CCC faculty art showing.
Mall. No admission.
CCC
monday
ASG meeting. Fireside Lounge, 11
a.m. to noon. No admission.
CCC faculty art showing.
Mall. No admission.
Friday
■ CCC faculty art showing.
Mall. No admission.
CCC
tuesday
"Solitaire: Double Solitaire." CCC
Drama Dept. Linfield College Little
Theatre, McMinnville. 8 p.m. Also
Saturday.
CCC faculty art exhibit.
Mall. No admission.
CCC
Mini choir concert. Dan Hoggatte,
director. CCC Mall. Noon. No admis­
sion.
Wednesday
CCC
CCC faculty art exhibit.
Mall. Noon. No admission.
Monday Flick. "Pit and the Pen­
dulum" starring Vincent Price. Fire­
side Lounge. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
and 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. No admission.
CCC
Coffee House featuring Lew Jones.
Fireside Lounge. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m.
Faculty exhibit art wares
in current campus showing
An art show featuring Clackamas Corn­
city College faculty members is currently
lerway In the Community Center Mall,
is annual exhibit began Monday and will
htinue through Jan. 14.
Faculty members showing their wares
jlude Norm Bursheim, felt tip drawings
d designs; Leland John, oil paintings; Les
»ton, jewelry and sculpture; and Nancy
'avers, pottery.
■ Future campus exhibits this term may
iclude student exhibits as well as faculty/
dentexhibits, according to Bursheim, head
the CCC art department.
"High school art departments are really
ling a fantastic job," Bursheim said. "It's
showing in
the college students' work."
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