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xCAMPUS ACtIVITIES » ACT Presents Cross Country Circle K Off e ACC Runners Get Towed Not only did the women’s cross’ country team fail to place in the top ten in their first. invitational meet, but they all stopped 200 miles from the finish line! Friday morning, September — 28, the men and womens cross country teams piled into a van and a car expecting a routine trip for an away meet in Ma- comb. The first one hundred miles were quite uneventful; the womens team and two members of the men’s team napped in: the van, as three other runners from the men’s team learned of coach Gen- try’s college days as they rode in his car. After stopping for lunch at » Wheelers, a restaurant in Stan- ish known for its fine qui- dish, the almighty god of motor vehicles décided the rent-a-van had gone far enough and caused a flood of oil, which forced us to pull over to the side. Fortunately, the van’s CB functioned, 0 one of the - runners, known by her CB “handle, “‘Hotsie”, called out for help. A CBer with the handle Sunshine called a tow truck, and we thought within moments we'd be back on the trail with a new vehicle. This was not the case, however, When the tow truck finally did! arrive, it was too late to reach our meet, so we decided to rent cars back to Alpena. Although it sounds easy, that was not to be. First off, the van was towed with run- ners still inside, and was quite a sight. When we reached the towing office, Mr. Bennett, mens cross: country coach; called Hertz for new cars. After waiting awhile, the rent- a-van company called and said , we would have to rent from a~ company other than Hertz. Now we had to rent from a _ Place whose boss was eating, . 80 another del How does one pass the time in Standish? Well, we first went to Forwards to buy momentos of this unbelievable experience, bought Doritos and played Trivial Persuit. We also played with the CB, and spoke with a trucker (with the handle Undercover’ Lover ) who overheard Hotsie and Sunshine. He said he'd like to meet with our van full of women. We decided to have a little fun, so we sent him on a wild goose chase down 1-75 (we told him to meet us at the Y for burgers). Finally, Mr. Bennett. came back with two new rent-a-cars, and after a total of 5 hours, we were on the road again. Standish is not a fun place to be stranded, and to top it off, than if we would have ran, thankful that our next meet is at home. the way sual it rained. __ spectac! ° Fall Line-Up Alpena Civic Theatre (ACT) has prepared an exciting fall line-up featuring November : Sat; ar he Jan- uary 9 - 13; bles, March = 10; and finally, “May: 15 - 18, Currently in’ rehearsal at Ns is the Neil Simon musi- is. which fcatites! the music of Burt Bacharach, including the songs “Promises, Promises’:.and ‘I'll Never Fall in Love Again.” “It's going to be a great show!” says Sonya Titus, dir- ector. Titus-““promises, prom- ises’’ it to be “bright and lively with a-lot of college student involvement.” So if you're interested in helping ou with this season's ular’ line-up, be on stage to be a star at Alpena Civic Theatre.” For more information, call ACT at ee e Begins | The cross country men and’ womens team ‘started the it season in the Canadian ‘Soo with a road race. Both teams placed repect- ively. Although Lou Ann Ma- halak placed: in the top ten and Monica Wozniak placed in. the top twenty, coach Gentry feels his girls have the poten: tial, but lack the experience to: be competitive this'year = <9 + On the other hand, ‘coach Bennett feels that all his men’ could do well this season. Both coaches can use a few> more ‘runners, so if any. ACC students would like to partici- pate cross country they should contact Frank Mc- Court. As of now, the womens team also consists of Candy ‘Hiser, Val ‘Willis, Michelle The six runners for the mens team are Tony Misiak, Randy Elsworth, Carl Scheuler, Bruce 328-5897 or write to Paula, 2111 University Ave., St. Paul, MN 55114. tion. (612)645-4727 / 1-800-} READ CAMPUS UPDATE’ peal DISCOUNT THE a ,. a (D. GARD |S | AFFILIATED WI Alpena Couey College ( AND IS ENTITLED TO 15% DISCOUNT OFF THE REGULAR MENU PRICE OF AN PIZZA HUT FOOD ITEM. RETAIN ee ee TIME, VISITUS. LS WANTED: Student spring a ; Z Sh iioaras col —vanmen | Entramural, Se ee \for an bn News By U. McClendon, S. Clark Intramural sports for Season 1 are scheduled to start next Monday, September 24, 1984. Due to the lack of partici: pants in co-ed softball; Direc- tor Frank McCourt indicated that volleyball will be the only sport available this season; which will consist of Four teams. McCourt also noted that a full intramural schedule for the year will be available in the middle of October. McCourt’s assistants for in- tramural sports are Anthony Jerry, Cindy DeRocher and Sheila Parkinson. — Further information is a vailable upon contacting Frank McCourt: in VLH, ext. 263, or any of his assistants. ° And Running. The Alpena Community Col- - lege Circle K Club is off to an exciting start, as they hosted the Michigan’ Fall Leadership~ Training Conference this past weekend, in the Natural Re- source Center for Area Circle “Koand Michigan district mem- bers from other colleges and universities. Circle K isan International: collége ‘organization sponsored: by’ the Kiwanis that provides an opportunity for men and ‘women to develop their lead- ership skills and service poten- tial. The weekend started Friday. with registration at the Wilson Dormitory from 5-9 pm, fol- lowing an active Saturday where they began with a Con: tinental breakfast in the ACC Natural Resouce Center at 8, Provincial House, where Circle KK members set up. a coarse for the residents at Provincial House to become more aware of wheelchair patients in the home, In the afternoon Ki- wanis and faculty advisors dis- cussed upcomming Circle K service projects and: the preb+ lems of member recruitment. Officer Training became effec- tive at 3 pm, where the Inter- National and District. officers played arole in the session, the evening included a board meeting, dinner at Four Sea- sons Inn where they ended the evening with swimming at Best Western Motel and the Toga party held at ACC. Sunday offered a workshop for a Save the Children Fund; where they send money to countries that need aid, and held an open dis- cussion about problems and concerns members have. This concluded the three day con- ference Sunday afternoon at 12:30 pm. The Circle K Club is open to anyone interested in partica- pating in the fun and exeite- ment of helping others. Meet- ing are held every Wednesday at 5 pm, in the_NRC By Ube Sommerfeld “Wheelchair Awarness”, at the