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To the Editor:
Welcome to CCC 1977. I hope everyone had a good Christmas
and lasted through New Year's Eve.
I'm sorry to ask, but why would anyone want to steal 11
foos balls and one cue ball out of the game room?
I came up with no logical reason for stealing 11 dirty, old foos
balls. This happened a week or two ago and then somebody else
stole a cue ball a week ago. Why?
Apparently nobody told these children that everything that is
ripped off, broken or misused in the game room is paid for by all.
It's too bad these thieves don't realize that the movies, coffee
houses and video tapes, just to name a few, are all partially funded
because of the game room.
Next time you see the rip-offs at work, at least tell them who
they are hurting: me and you.
To live outside the law one must first be honest. Have a nice
day.
Michael Ayers
ASG President
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To the Editor:
We are low income residents of Clackamas County. We have ex
perienced great frustration in dealing with agencies and support
services whose purpose is to help low income people. We are looking
for other people who are feeling this frustration and are willing to
work to make some changes.
We have gathered some information about a group of low in
come people in Roseburg who set up and control their own program
of support services. We are hopeful that people in Clackamas Coun
ty would be able to develop a similar program. We have met with
representatives from Head Start, CC Community Action, Welfare,
WIN, Clackamas Community College, etc. We have also met with
other low income people who are interested in the program. The
agencies are willing to work with us as resources to create our pro
gram, but we must be the ones to design, develop and control what
we want.
After our visit to Roseburg Friday we will need to identify
low income people in this community who are willing to put time
and energy into the creation of a program whose purpose will be to
serve themselves and other low-income people.
We have a house located behind Smuckers that has been accepted
from the college to be used for Project Independence.
We will hold an open meeting for all interested people at our
house if we have it ready. Otherwise we will meet on campus.
Please watch the Today bulletin or contact either of us: Jean Car
ner; 655-6879 evenings or Marcia Tuma; CCC ext. 340.
Marcia Tuma & Jean Carner
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