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2 The Clackamas Print Wednesday, May 15,1996 Sai 1996-97 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS CCC Foundation Scholarships Ruth Allen Life and Career Program Memorial Scholarship: Shelli Greear, Beavercreek; Tessalie Brault, Molalla Ruth Allen Nursing Memorial Scholarship Anne Lycan, Portland; Deborah Gefroh, West Linn Ruth Allen Uniform & Equipment Memorial Scholarship Darci Jungwirth, Oregon City Dick Andrews Memorial Scholarship: Angelica Valdovinos-Young, Canby Clackamas County Medical Society Marilyn McCallister Memorial Scholarship: Paula Hannett, Oak Grove William C. & Marjory N. Gregory Memorial Scholarship: Shalon Wilson, Estacada William F. Hargadine Memorial Scholarship: Mishe Simantel, Oregon City Henry & Lenore Klossen Memorial Scholarship: Rosalind Wright, Portland Mike Montgomery Memorial Scholarship: Stephen Rooklidge, Aurora PACC Marilyn McCallister Memorial Scholarship: Laura Gillilan, Estacada Al Pfahl Memorial Scholarship: Matthew Jones, Milwaukie James Streeter Memorial Scholarship: Olivia Jaye, Milwaukie Margaret & Candace Wallwork Memorial Scholarship: Mary Froelich-Hansen, Milwaukie Mary G. Baur Endowed Scholarship: Dana Hardy-Stewart, West Linn; Lindsay Kling, Estacada Brouillette Family Endowed Scholarship: Tabitha Gall, Milwaukie Cheryl Cooper Endowed Scholarship: Patricia Wahlstrom, Portland Clackamas County Master Gardeners Scholarship: Shannon Gage, Oregon City; Michael Brown, Oregon City Clackamas County Medical Society Alliance Nursing Scholarship: Darci Jungwirth, Oregon City Clackamas Rotary Annual Scholarship: Cindy Hines Kurfman, Gladstone Virginia Danielson Endowed Scholarship: Janet Marshall, Milwaukie Estacada Community Endowed Scholarship: Dorene Overton- Galindo, Estacada Zelma Gordon Nursing Scholarship: Victoria Myers, Clackamas; Patricia Sexton, Portland; Marla Todd, Beavercreek Molalla Saddle Club Scholarship: Kimberly Teeter, Oregon City Betty & Herb Morris: Jody Pearson, Oregon City Oregon City Business and Professional Women’s Club Scholarship: Coryn Fitch-Barnes, Molalla Portland Swap Meet Endowed Scholarship: Deana Edlund, Milwaukie ATTENTION GRADUATES!! Nine tickets for the graduation ceremony are needed. Contact Laura Clark at 829-4379, or see her in the Drafting Dept. Please contact by May 28. 77ze Clackamas Print Staff Editor-in-Chief: Chad Patteson (Ext. 2576) Managing Editor: Amy K. Hanson (Ext. 2576) News Editor: Pamela Sirianni (Ext. 2576) Feature/Assistant Sports Editor: Jon Roberts (Ext. 2578) Sports Editor: Lora Wahrgren (Ext. 2309) Photography Editor: Paul Ulmen (Ext. 2578) Copy Editor: Laney Fouse (Ext. 2309) Opinion Editor: Brendon Neal (Ext. 2309) Business Manager: Cori Kargei (Ext. 2578) Assistant Opinion Editor: Karin Redston (Ext. 2309) Assistant Feature Editor: Brad Zimmerman (Ext. 2309) Cartoonist: Brian Ray ♦ ♦♦♦ Staff Writers/Photographers: Eric Eatherton, Andrew Beck, Jessica Dvorak, Jack Evans, Brian Ray, Joel Shempert Secretary: Joanne Gale (Ext. 2309) Advisor : Linda Vogt (Ext. 2310) The Clackamas Print aims to report the news in an honest, unbiased, professional manner. The opinions expressed in The Clackamas Print do not necessarily reflect those of the student body, college administration, its faculty or The Clackamas Print's advertisers. Products and services adver tised in The Clackamas Print are not necessarily endorsed by anyone associ ated with The Clackamas Print. The Clackamas Print is a weekly publica tion distributed every Wednesday except for finals week The advertising rate is $4.50 per column inch. All signed letters to the editor will be considered for publication and must be submitted by 1 p.m. the Friday prior to publication. Letters contain ing libelous material shall not be printed. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S. Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon, 97045; Barlow 104; (503) 657-6958, ext 2309. E-mail: cccprint@clackamas.cc.or.us News!Opinion County needs new officials * Brendon Neal '' Opinion Editor The upcoming May 21 elec tion will include two county com missioner positions. We have an opportunity to choose a new County Commisioner and District Attorney. Mark E. Luedtke is the best candidate for #3. Luetdke is running against incumbent Demo crat Ed Lindquist and Re publicans Mac Sumner and Jerry Grisham. Clackamas needs someone who isn’t a long time politician. Luedtke is a retired logger who has not held any political po sition, but has the experience of attending most of the weekly County Commissioner meetings over the last two years. This cre ates a balance that I find very im portant. While he hasn’t been corrupted by power, he has seen how politics work from the view point of an average Oregonian. His main objective is to lower local taxes and control County spending. In the Oregon Specta tor he is quoted as saying “These people (current County Commis sioners) never saw a tax that they didn’t like.” I feel that we need to balance the budget and I think that Luedtke can get us started on that track. In the District Attorney elec tion we have a chance to choose a candidate who will crack down on crime in Clackamas County. Terry Gustafson seems to be voter’s best bet Gustafson is run ning against current District At- tomey John S. Foote. She has worked as Clackamas County deputy and se- nior deputy district attorney from 1981-96 and has been an instruc tor at a community college for 13 years. She notes that only 4% of the criminal cases go to trial in Clackamas County and intends to increase this number if elected. Her record includes having got ten “guilty as charged” verdicts on 97% of her cases while a pros ecuting attorney. Her record speaks about, what she feels is im portant. In the voter’s pam phlet Foote and Gustafson are side-by-side and have the same space. While Gustafson talks about her experience, Foote goes on and on about endorsements. While the endorsements show what other politicians think, I want to know what a candidate has actually done and Gustafson is will ing to let her past speak for her. This month we have a chance to take control of our county by electing politicians who will lower the deficit and reduce crime. If Luedtke and Gustafson win, I feel they will at least make the first real steps toward these goals. Indivdual Awards Personal Hallmark Award Denise Monte Horizon Award: Kate Gray, Adviser Chapter Awards: Scholarship Hallmark Award Most Distinguished Chapter Award HELP WANTED ACTIVISTS To circulate statewide health care initiative. Must be a registered voter. $.75/$1 per signature. For more information, call 800-633-2703. Espresso, Italian Sobas, anb Morel! Regular Hours: Aim» iKru R l « 72 30 aama to I pama Encore Hours: “99 When You Dine!!” 44 oz. pop for $.99 with the purchase of a sandwich or entree at the CCC Cafeteria. Limited time only!! 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