(briefs Skill Olympics More than 200 high school students from throughout Oregon will compete Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16, at Clackamas Community College in the fifth Statewide Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Skill Olympics. The Skill Olympics feature competition in a wide variety of technical skills, inclu ding auto mechanics, bricklaying, carpentry, radio and television repair, sheet metal work and welding. Students are judged by mem bers of business and industry on assigned tasks and are graded on written tests to determine the winners. Students qualify for the statewide com petition by high school, area.and regional judging. The winners of the statewide compe tition will then qualify for the National Skill Olympics. Gib Bloomquist, agricultural and indus trial division chairman at CCC, is organizing the event along with George Warren of the State Department of Education. Larry Noonan, automotive department chairman, is directing the job skills contests. Auto repair bill Oregon consumers are being asked to contact their legislators and urge their sup port of a bill to provide consumers some protection in the area of auto repair. House Bill 2085 has been introduced in to the 1977 Legislature to provide three sanctions for the public: the right to re placed parts, a completed work order and a choice of estimates. The bill will be heard before the House Business and Consumer Affairs Committee, whose members are Representatives Grannell (Chairperson), Fawbush, Achilles, Kerans, Klein, Markham, Morris, Shaw and Vian. Similar legislation was proposed in 1973 and 1975 but was unsuccessful. Part of the failure has been attributed to lack of public response. Auto mishap Richard Edmund Nash, 20, a student at Clackamas Community College suffered ser- ious head injuries Tuesday, Feb. 22, when the Volkswagen he was driving was struck in the left side by a Chevrolet pickup. According to police sources, Nash ap parently pulled off the access road near Smuckers onto Beavercreek Road without stopping to check for oncoming traffic, and was hit by the pickup. Nash was pinned in his car and had to be extracted by firemen from District 54, who shortly arrived on the scene. He was taken to Willamette Falls Hospital for emergency treatment, and was then transferred to the University of Oregon Health Sciences Cen ter intensive care unit where he is reported in serious condition. Neither the driver of the pickup, Edwin Dee Heilman, or his passenger, John Gregory Scott, were injured. The series starts March 17 an held from 6:30 p.m. to 8 in the E Building on the Marylhurst campus] For more information contact A at 655-8401. New senators Three new senators were voted. Associated Student Governmentdur meeting last Thursday. Three people were nominatedt three vacancies and a motion was accept the nominees. The motioij The new senators arc Kevin Coo Holland and Marcia Tuma. ASG also approved a revision] constitution that will allow ASG exceptions to a newly adopted red for senators. This requirement sS all members of ASG take a mini Gardening section With spring just around the corner, many persons are beginning to have visions of com post piles, rich, red earth, tiny seeds, lack of water and their favorite garden-fresh salad. Next week the Cougar Print will offer another special section for the enjoyment and interest of the college community. Happie Thacker, Cougar Print copy edi tor, is editing a gardening section for "green thumbers" with help from staff re porters and photographers. Paul Byers, ad vertising salesperson, is handling advertising sales to merchants with a special interest in gardening and Clackamas Community Col lege. Transition group The Clackamas County Mental Health Program is planning a transition group for newly single women as part of its com munity service program. The group is open to women up to the age of 55 who are undergoing stress due to separation, divorce or death. According to Clackamas Community Col lege counselor Bernie Nolan this is not a therapy group but an opportunity for sup port, growth and self expression for newly single women. six credit hours per term. The revision to this requireme Exceptions may be made concei campus student senators with a 2/3 approval of ASG of Clackamas Com College if a candidate has except«? fications as determined by ASG of Art presentation This Monday, March 7, Norm Bl will give a presentation of hisworksij in B-151. Bursheim, art instructor^ amas Community College, will m presentation in conjunction with Ma Philosophy of Asthetics (Phil 204 0 TRI-CITY BO MOLALLA AVE AT WARNER-MILNE RO P O BOX 292. OREGON CITY. OR 978 SEV HARKSOI^ Pool Pinball O wner M anager I ■ 635- (da for sale for sale help wasted PARTING OUT 1968 Volvo 144S. Good engine, glass, wheels and some body parts. Call 655- 1176 HIDEOUS LEFTHANDED GOLFER desires to sell used clubs - cheap. 1,3 woods 3-9 irons, wedge, bags, balls, and tees. Call 636-7833 and make an offer - I'll never refuse. REPORTERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS: That Print, a weekly newspaper serving all aspect! the college community, welcomes new staff! bers. Credit and limited tuition waiversforsfl editorial positions are available. Apply atTrails] USED PARA-COMMANDER parachute in Pio neer Para-Twin Piggy-back containers. All blue, short lined for stability. Excellent for relative work. Includes 24' steerable ripstop reserve para chute. Extremely reliable canopy. All for $385. Call 655-3194 or leave a message at CCC ext. 259 or 310, for Jerry Wheeler. USED SWINGSET. Fulfill your childhood dreams or provide a dream for your child. Only $15; U-haul; a horse and 2 swings. With a coat of paint it would be just like new. Call 638-6191 after 6 p.m. 63 VW BUG, 32 mpg, 40,000 miles on rebuilt engine. New Tires, New Paint, Needs reverse connected. $595.00 or best offer. Call ext. 259 and leave message for Ron or call 397-4427. Page 10 FOR SALE TEAC A-4010-SL Reel to Reel. Asking $225.00 or one way ticket to Marrakech. Contact H.B. in Trailer B, Publications. 656- 2631, Ext. 259. wanted personal BE SURE to keep watching for a new I WANTED: The cheapest price for good, fine barkdust. We'll provide transportation. Call 638- 6191 after 6 p.m. JOURNALISM ENTHUSIASTS: There arl great journalism classes being offered sprinl Editing and Design, Offset Newspaper Prodiij Publications Lab and Photojournalism. 0 with your counselor or call Randy Clark! WANTED: Movable storage shed. Must be $75 or less. Phone Cyndi, 829-2021. Ext. 259 for more information. Some information in the schedule is incorrect. 1 Thursday, March 3