NEWS
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT
October 18,1989
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Dinner Dance slated ASG to sponsor American Red
by Brenda Hodgen
Staff Writer
Dinner and dancing “At the
Hop” style is being presented by
The Friends of Clackamas Com­
munity College at the Monarch
Motor Inn Friday, Oct 27,6 p.m.
to 11:30 p.m.
“We’ve sent out about S50
invitations to community mem­
bers in education, business, gov­
ernment, and all the staff, of
course,” said member Kim Fad-
dis, “I don’t know that we’ve sent
any invitations to students, but
we’re certainly not turning them
away if they show up at thedoor.”
Tickets are $20 in advance, or
$25 at the door. Several contests
will be held throughout the eve­
ning including the Limbo, the
Twist, Hula Hoops and costumes.
Fifties attire is optional, but en­
couraged.
A no-host bar will begin at 6
p.m.,'with dinner at 7:15 p.m. and
dancing beginning at 8:30.
Friends of CCC is a political
action committee organized by
community business leaders to
raise funds and direct campaigns
for CCCs elections.
“Our current levy expires July
1990,” explained Faddis, “so we’ll
need to start campaigning in March
for another operating levy. This
really is our kick-off event Our
goal is $25,000, and we will be
having other events such as a din­
ner theater March 8 and 11.”
Tickets for the upcoming
dance can be purchased at 291
Portland Avenue in Gladstone or
call Diane Quick at 771-7445.
Cross blood drive on Oct. 25
by Jennifer Soper
Staff writer
The ASG will sponsor a blood
drive for the American Red Cross
Oct. 25.
The drive will be held in the
Fireside Lounge from 10 a.m. to 3.
p.m.
“Td like to sign up 300 people,”
said Assistant to the President Ken
Ingram. “There’s always a big need
for blood.” With the recent hurri­
cane and the holidays approach­
ing, Ingram believes the need is
even greater now.
To be eligible to demate blood,
a person must be healthy, weigh at
least 110 pounds, and be between
the ages of 17 and 65. A person
must wait 56 days from their last
donation before giving blood again.
“We think it (theblood) goes
for a good cause,” said Ingram.
It’s also a way for us to show sup­
port for the community which
supports our school.”
Persons interested in donat­
ing may sign up in the Student
Activities Office in the Commu­
nity Center, Ingram said.
Women to attend Motherlode gig
An evening of women’s mu­
sic is this term’s cultural event for
the Focus on Women program.
The group is now taking reg­
istrations for the Friday, Nov. 3
concert, which will feature Moth­
erlode, a four-woman group from
the Npr jh^est, and Betsy Rose, a
srriger/songwriter from the Bay
Area. The concert is in Salem;
participants will travel by bus from
the Clackamas campus, attend the
concert, meet the performers and
return W ta mptis by hbb Ut! Mid­
night
“This is an opportunity for
women to hear a variety of music
- songs of humor, songs about
making out way in the world as
women,” said Ellen Burbridge, a
Focus on Women coordinator.
Betsy Rose, who is -from
Berkeley,' has recorded several
albums and has toured nationally.
She will do several solo numbers,
and then will join Motherlode for
a portion of the concert
Two members of Mo therlode
- Kathleen Fallon and Nan Collie
-performed at last spring’s Focus
cm Women Retreat at Camp West­
wind.
“Their spirit and energy re­
ally added a lot to our weekend,”
Burbridge said. “We’re excited
about the opportunity of making
their music available again to
women from the Clackamas com-
munity.”
Women interested in attend­
ing the concert may register for
WKS 1-03; cost is $12, which in­
cludes the concert and transpor­
tation. For more information,
interested persons may contact
Maureen Jones at ext. 489.
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ISuzan Frost and her partner perform a traditional German Folk!
Dance for the German 101 class.
Photo by Lane Scheideman
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$10.65
One trip $2.45
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