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(briefs
Skill improvement
for parking in the handicapped are
four were for parking in varion
zones.
The full-time summer jobs will be part
of the college work-study program and will
allow exceptionally needy students to build
up savings which will be used to meet next
year's school costs.
The Financial Aids Office stresses that
the program is not designed to help students
who are looking for a way to meet summer
living expenses.
To apply for this program, students must
complete a Financial Aid Package and talk
to a financial aids counselor. Students who
have not filled out their 1977-78 aid appli­
cations must do so right away.
It will take two to four weeks to deter­
mine eligibility and some job interviews will
start soon.
Clackamas Community College's Spring
Term offerings will include more than 70
skill improvement classes ranging from bee
management for profit, to graphic arts pro­
duction to chain saw maintenance and
repair.
The first in a county-wide htl
Classes will be offered days and evenings
tenance program of Keep-Well
at locations throughout Clackamas County.
senior citizens is scheduled to
Registration will be open through April
Oregon City, April 12 and 13
8 for most classes, according to Baird Lang­
11:30 a.m. free.
worthy, coordinator for the program.
The clinics will provide testinj
Bookkeeping and Records and Money
pressure and pulse, urinalysis, Snel
Management are two courses designed for
testing and blood tests for he«
the operator of a small business. Land Use
blood sugar. Results of the tests
Planning, Building and School Plant Opera­
lems, if any, will be forwarded!
tion, Secretarial Refresher and Successful
physicians.
Salesmanship are a few specialty courses on
Seniors will also receive cou
the schedule.
medication, diet and nutrition fra
health nurses who will conducttl] n
Technical classes such as Welding; Machine
The clinics will be held onil
Shop; Plant Identification, Growth and Use;
Spring term has arrived and once again
Small Engine Repair and Sheet Metal are
basis throughout Clackamas County!
the library is working to make things con­
Bt
Canby, Milwaukie, Estacada,Wild
being offered spring quarter.
venient for students.
Supervisors may be interested in classes
Molalla.
Library hours are 7:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.
on Communication Skills: written, Drug and Monday through Thursday and 7:45 a.m. to
For further information or™
to the clinics call Kathy Ellis,Ci]
Alcohol Use in Industry, Principles of Super­ 4:30 p.m. on Friday. The library will be
Outreach Coordinator, at 655-86411
vision and Human Relations.
closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Information about the spring quarter
Students are reminded that book renewals
offerings is available from Langworthy by can be made by telephone if there are any
calling 656-2631, ext. 320.
conflicts in getting to the library. Also there
is a bookdrop outside the bookstore for
students to use when the library is closed
and books are due.
The bookdrop is on the Randall Hall
Recent changes in G.l. Bill legislation
side of the bookstore and books can be
will affect veteran students and dependents
dropped there on weekends or evenings
attending colleges and vocational schools in
when the library is closed.
Oregon. The new legislation, effective June
1450 Molalla Ave.
Oregon City
Special Childrens)
1, 1977, eliminates prepayment of the
655-5530
monthly education allowance.
For those students continuously enrolled
through summer, their last check issued
Fifty-one tickets were handed out during
under the present prepayment system will
the spring break period. Twelve were for
be on May 1, 1977, for the month of May.
parking in unauthorized areas. Fifteen were
The students' next check, for the month of
June, will be issued on July 1, 1977.
Foos Ball Tail
Students enrolled through the partial
Sales, Service M
Special Sale on coin­
month of June will receive payment during
New, Used,orlfl
op butcher block
the latter part of June or early in the follow­
Quarter Million Dol­
ing month. Further information is available
lar Tables --
tc
through the Veterans' Administration coun­
only $350.
Open from 111 fr
seling office in CC-115.
Tournaments every
11 p.m. on weil
Tuesday for $1 at 8
and until 1 a.n
p.m. Tournaments
every Saturday for $2
on weekends
at 8 p.m.
Summer jobs may be available for Clack­
amas Community College students who,
even with financial aid, will not be able to
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Lunch 5I
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