College hosts high school drafting competiti^
The College will be sponsor­
ing a drafting skills contest for
drafting students from various
high schools in Clackamas Coun­
ty this month.
Up to four students from
each high school will be com­
peting in the contest, said Dave
Madsen, department chairperson
of drafting technology.
"These students represent the
best drafting students from their
respective high schools and will
be participating in three draft­
ing categories," Madsen said.
The first category is designed
for the freshmen and sophomore
grade levels and will cover draft­
ing fundamentals. "The students
will demonstrate the use of basic
drafting techniques in this cate­
gory," Madsen said.
■ The second category, mechan­
ical drafting, will consist of the
basic usage of drafting equip­
ment and drafting skills, he said.
"This category will involve
all grade levels," he said.
The third category is archi­
tectural drafting and will deal
with the designing of residential
house plans, Madsen said. This
category is also for all grade
levels up to seniors, he said.
Madsen said the contest was
developed by the College staff
and himself and is being sponsor­
ed by the College, Clackamas
County high schools, and the
Clackamas County Intermediate
Educational District (IED).
mitted to Dan Rickel, Estacada
High School, P.O. Box 518,
Estacada, 97023.
Madsen
indicated
that
March 3 is the deadline for all
participating high school draft-
"We have not yet decided as
to what prizes will be awarded,
but we will try to present either
trophies or medals to the first
three finishers in each contest,"
Madsen said.
ing students to submit th
tries. The contest will take
Friday, March 31.
Rickel can be contac
telephone at 630-6871, M
said.
Should
The contest will be held in the
College's drafting-rooms, Madsen
said, and entries should be sub-
briefs
Financial aid
All students with National .
Direct Student Loans must at­
tend the exit interviews to be
held March 8, 9, and 10, ac­
cording to Ron Hoodye, Finan­
cial Aids Specialist.
Students should check, with
Financial Aids office for time
and place.
Gardeners wanted
Dedicated persons wanting to
plant gardens this year who have
space or money difficulties are
urged to contact the Molalla
Service Center in Molalla, for
help.
"We have a community gar­
den and need at least ten people
to sign up for the free plot,"
Phyllis Young, garden organizer,
said.
"We supply the ground, seed
and water," she said^ "All we
need is people to come in and
work to keep it up. We will have
a common interest in what we
grow."
If enough people help, once
the planting is finished, which
will begin within the next two
weeks, garden sharers will only
friends
have to work about three hours
per week to keep it up. Young
said.
For more information con­
tact Young at 829-5561.
see you
Photo class
Budding photographers will
have a chance to learn the basics
of news photography spring
term:
Randy Wood, staff photog­
rapher of The Oregonian, will
be teaching J 134 Photojourna­
lism at noon on Monday, Wed­
nesday and Friday.
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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE FOR WINTER QUARTER
MARCH 13 through 16
I MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
8 -10
BIOLOGY AT
MATH
CAREER DAY
CAREER DAY
10 -12
10 M
9:30 T
CAREER DAY
CAREER DAY
12-2
HISTORY
COMPOSITION
12 M
8T
2-4
11 M
1 T
9 M
8 M
4 - 6
I M
12 T
HEALTH
2 M
All classes whose first meeting of the week is on Monday, Wednesday or Friday -
will have the final examination as indicated by the class Hour and M. All classes
whose first meeting is Tuesday or Thursday will have the final examination as in­
dicated by the class Hour and T. All English Composition, Mathematics, Biology AT,
Health and History classes will have the final exam at the time slot indicated on the
schedule. Examinations will be held in the regular classrooms unless otherwise
assigned by the instructor. If you have any questions about the schedule, check
with your instructor.
The evening credit classes which meet 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., 7 to 8:30 p.m. and 7 to
9:30 p.m. will have final exams from 7 to 9 p.m. during the first class meeting on
Monday or Tuesday during final exam week.
Evening classes meeting 8:30 to 10 p.m. will have final exams from 7 to 9 p.m.
during the second class meeting on Wednesday or Thursday during final exam week.
Evening classes meeting 7 to 10 p.m. will have final examinations at 7 to 9 p.m.
on regular class night during final exam week.
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GLADSTONE: Evening dishwasher
needed, $3.00 per hour to start.
personal
help wanted
MILWAUKIE: Part time waiter/wai-
tresses needed to work 1.2 noon to
3 p.m., $2.30 per plus tips.
DEAR FELLOW STAFFERS: Sorry
I let you down.
Hope next term
is a better and brighter one for us
and the Print.—MC
WANTED: Delivery person for stu­
dent publications, must have car,
hours 8-9 M-F, 8-1 on Wed., work
study person preferred,
we pay
mileage.
Contact Randy or Paul
Ext. 259
GLADSTONE: Two part time people
needed to answer phones and cashier
the hours are to be discussed and the
rate per hour is $3.00.
wanted
TIGARD: Full time and part time
security
positions
available for
large department store, prefer some­
one with previous experience. Hours
to be discussed and the rate of pay
will be $3.50 per hour to start.
GLADSTONE: Part time general of­
fice person needed to do filing and
some routine clerical (no typing
involved), 10-20 hours per week
available at $2.65 per hour.
WANT TO BUY: Cheap
$10 $20, 655-5205.
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OAK GROVE: Receptionist needed
to do typing and filing, should be
able to type 60-60 wpm, $2.65 per
hour to start.
OAK GROVE: Part time, temporary,
tax preparers needed, flexible hours,
$4.00 per hour, accounting/book-
keeping background needed.
OREGON CITY: Poster (a lot "of
hand writing involved), 5 p.m. -
11 p.m. or midnight, 5 days per
week, $2.78 per hour.
S.E. PORTLAND: General Laborer ■
fueling equipment, washing up equip­
ment, parts chasing, etc., M-Th: 3-6
p.m. and 8 hours on Saturday or
Sunday at $4.00 per hour.
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OAK GROVE: Full time and
time greenhouse workers needed,
do delivery work and greenhfuj
work, hours are flexible, $3 00
hour to start.
CLACKAMAS: New grocery!
opening up the latter part of
is now taking applications to]
and part time openings, $2 65
hour for the first two weeks. 1
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