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December 3, 1987/W~tern Maryland College/Page 3 _J. Scott Moyer Campus Safety offers crime prevention tips As the holiday season rapidly especially target foreign get in by using a coat hanger. approaches, crimes involving automobiles. Articles and 6) When using a commercial vehicle and property thefts packages left in your car are also . parking lot where you must pay increase sharply." Stolen vehicles prime targets for thieves. to park, leave the attendant your are frequently used to aid in the To increase your chances of . ignition key only and take all completion of more serious having a crime-free holiday others with you. crimes. It is estimated that season, take a few moments to 7) Park in well lighted and vehicles are used as a tool in 75 look over these following helpful Oil your key ring. If lost or valuables unattended in a vehicle. busy areas. This is important for per cent of all crimes. It is also hints. stolen, these tags only help the When shopping, lock parcels, and your personal safety as well as for proven that most stolen cars were I) Always make sure your car thief locate your vehicle or other valuables in (he' trunk. If the protection of your car. If you unlocked when taken. doors and windows are locked and residence. your vehicle does not have a must park a long distance away, Like most crimes, theft is the the keys have been removed from 3) Never hide an extra key trunk, make sure packages are not wait for the other people to come result of opportunity. Well- the vehicle. under the hood. Thieves know left in plain view. along and walk with {hem to your organized car thefts are rapidly 2) Keep vehicle keys and where to look for concealed keys. 5) Check that windows are destination. gaining in popularity and have house keys on separate rings. 4) Never leave your rolled up tighLly. This will J. Scott Moyer is the WMC proven quite prosperous, for they Never have an identification tag checkbook, credit cards, or other discourage a thief fromtrying to Director of Campus Safety Winter sports underway Call your mummy. continued from page 1 Field Hockey The Lady Terror's Stacey Bradley was named to: the College Field Hockey Coaches Association/penn Manto South Region All-American Team and may be named to the NCAA team. Teammate Nancy Kammerer was also named to the All-Star squad. Football Co-captains Rodney Joyner and John Van Lunen were named to the Honorable-Me~tion Team of the Centennial Conference. Men's Basketball You remember. She was The men's basketball team opened their '1987 season by always there when you were frightened. And if you got hurt, hosting the Tip-Off Tourney on she was standing by with ban- Nov. 20-21. The Green and Gold defeated St. Mary's in the first dages. Wouldn't it feel good round, 73-76. But.they fell in the to talk to your mother again final match to Philadelphia right now? Pharmacy 87-76. Jon Bugg was Calling over AT&T Long named to the All-Tournament Distance Service probably Team because of his outstanding costs less than you think, too. play in which he accumulated 36 And if you have any questions points and 18 rebounds. about AT&T rates or service, service repre- Women's Basketball a customer The Lady Terror's have gotten sentative is always standing off to a 1-3 start for the 1987 by 10 talk to you.just call season, losing their opening game 1800222·0300. to Ursinus 58-49 in the Lady SUre, your schoolwork and Spartan Invitational held at York your friends keep you busy. on Nov. 21. In the consolation But call home and find out game the Green defeated Notre what she's wrapped up in. Dame by a score of 73-40. Barb Wolf led the team with 32 points and 15 rebounds. WMC lost to Marymount 62-49 on Nov. 24, - and fell at the hands of Marietta - 64-48 on Nov. 28. Wolf - currently leads the team by averaging 16.8' points per game - and II rebounds. AT&T Swimming The men's squad has gotten off to a good start by defeating The right choice. Catholic 48-47 on Nov. 18 and Widener 87-66 on Nov. 21. The women (0-2) however have not been so lucky. They were defeated by Catholic 57-30 and also by Widener 125-46.