Tests for nurses
Screening tests for working Nurse Aides
interested in taking “Practical Nursing for
Employed Nursing Assistants" will be con
ducted at Clackamas Community College
weekdays (except Fridays) through Dec. 22.
The winter term course will be taught
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m.
beginning Jan. 4.
Information about the tests for the course
is available from the counseling office, ext.
266 or from the nursing office, ext. 209.
Camping for credit
Clackamas Community College students
interested in recreation may get a chance to
go camping for credit.
A class to train Outdoor School aids
will be offered spring term if enough stu
dents show interest in participating in the
program.
Students in the class will be trained as
counselors for the sixth grade participants
in the Outdoor School program and will
receive three credits for taking the class
and three credits for counseling for a week.
The class will be limited to an enrollment
of 30 students. To reserve a space in the
class stop by Orchard 125 or contact John
Bohan, ext. 348.
Marijuana seized
Less than an ounce of marijuana was
confiscated from a male student last week
by Clackamas Community College security
guards. The student was referred to the Dean
of Students.
There were seven traffic tickets given
out in the past week, two were for running
a stop sign; two were for parking on the
grass; and three were for parking in the
handicapped zone.
to go to for jobs. Two in particular. Man
power and Employer's Overload, are parti
cularly glad to get college students.
Another way to get a job is to walk in
and ask. "Even during the peak season there
is some store turnover," said Thornley.
"People get tired of their jobs and just get
up and quit."
Officers elected
The Clackamas Community College Foun
dation recently elected its officers for 1977.
Mary Sharp, Molalla, was elected presi
dent; Dennis D. Skinner, 1st vice president;
Arnold Thomas, 2nd vice president; Helen
Hood, secretary; and George Nickles, trea
surer.
The Foundation's main purpose is to
assist the college with election needs and
to assist deserving students with financial
support.
Last year the Foundation awarded eleven
scholarships to outstanding high school sen
iors of the CCC districts.
PSU transfers ok
It's not too late
State University for
line for application
students are urged
soon as possible.
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Students interested in transferingl
send all official transcripts from pra
attended colleges to the PSU Adil
Office, P.O. Box 751, PSU, Portland'
97207.
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Road conditions
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Road and weather conditions for Mt.
Hood and the surrounding ski areas were
reported as fair with no snow last week.
Marv Turner, Oregon City Police business
department, said, "No ski areas have been
closed. The road conditions are reported as
clear bare pavement with spots of ice."
Motorists should take caution because of
icy spots, but otherwise the road conditions
are good, Turner said.
For further information the number for
road and weather control is 238-8400. The
telephone number for Mt. Hood Meadows
Snow Phone and weather report is 227-
SNOW or 227-7669.
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Levi’s for big guys
Christmas jobs
For those in need of a job during the
Christmas break, Marv Thornley, Job Place
ment Counselor, advises looking in the
phone book. “Look in the yellow pages,"
he said, "under Employment."
Temporary help agencies are the places
Plush Brush
The Family
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