emotive sources explored
Exposition to focus on energy
Iposure of alternative energy me-
|e theme for the Clackamas Com-
Jllege Experimental Energy Expo-
to be held on campus Friday and
¡ylMay 13 and 14, from 10 a.m. to
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land; the other is a liquified natural gas
model that was built by the Northwest
Natural Gas company
There will be additional workshops on
making storm windows; solar home construc­
tion; adapting the automobile to propane;
how to live comfortably on less energy, and
other topics.
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j the future bringing energy cutbacks
Stages, the exposition will be of
mportance to every energy user. The
[s Will be on demonstrating practical
s that can be used in the home,
bberts, coordinator of the event,
lover 30 projects have been entered
B anyone who wishes to display a
louid contact him at 656-2631 ext.
fighting the event will be a race bet-
v^rious styles of solar collectors to
ine which models operate more effici-
y, a solar collector will be built
¡¡theexposition with recycled materials,
lome-owners, there will be several
■ral designers on hand. They will
■g lectures and workshops to illus-
Bous home improvements for better
■sage. A display of Heatalator wood
■ill be set up to show their ad-
Bover conventional styles.
Buffs should find the exposition in-
ing as two types of energy-saving cars
■shown and operated on the Com-
"Jenter parking lot. One, an electric
Hstributed by Cleve Bennet of Port-
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Jain board posts
Boger Rook (Zone 6, Rex Putnam) and
|ne "Bonnie" Jones (Zone 3, Estacada)
ained their seats on the Clackamas Com-
Munity College Board of Education in the
■ection h dd April 19.
■ Rook ran unopposed in the election and
II be serving his third term as a board
Ker.
■My goal is to see that we provide edu-
ational needs in the community at a rea­
dable cost," said Rook.
I Rook said CCC has a huge impact on the
community, but the defeat of CCC's bud-
I election could be a lack of communi-
King to the community what sort of a job
the college is doing.
■Jones defeated two other persons run-
ling for Zone 3 for her second term on the
■rd.
B'My goal," said Jones, "is to get the
wdget passed and see that the college serves
what the people need."
i Jo nes said not many voters seemed to go
»»the polls, but hopefully the telephone
iampaigns will help pass the May 24 budget
I election.
TRAIN FOR A CAREER
"Hands-on" Training
All Courses Designed to lead to employment
in 2 to 5 mon.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
REFRIGERATION-APPLIANCES
Domestic and Commercial
MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC
Also Outboard and Chainsaw
TRI-CITY BOWL
AT
Photo by Brian Snook
This smoke generator is part of the State Department of Environmental Quality certifi­
cation program. Every six months, state, federal and private agencies send their smoke qual­
ity inspectors to be recertified by the state. Supposedly the eye works better to detect
smoke stack change or output than a piece of machinery. The purpose of the recertifica­
tion is to keep industrial smoke stacks in compliance with the State and Federal Clean Air
Acts. The inspectors were on campus last Tuesday near the garden plot area.
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