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BORING GRADE School students participated in their annual Rocket Day Tuesday af
ternoon. Thirty-five homemade projectiles were launched while youngsters watched from
outside a roped -off area. Deon Cunningham, left, ignites his rocketship. Goblin. Below,
students cup their eyes from the bright summer sun to catch a glimpse of the high-flying
objects.
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Ix atin^ your home with
Considering the cost o f oil. gas and electric heat
these days, it s easy to see why hundreds o f thousands
o f homeowners across North America have turned to
wood heating.
It’s more economical ( it can trim
50% or more o ff your heating bill).
Wood smells and sounds as good as
it bums. And it ’s one form o f energy
that’s still growing.
But what do you bum wood
in to get the most heat out o f it?
Wfe’d like to suggest a Fisher
Stove.
‘Bit of everything’ leads to MHCC
During her 28 years working for the
Sandy Union High School District,
Dyann Alexander did a little bit of
everything.
When visitors were due, she would
sweep the floor in front of the office.
When the superintendent was gone, she
would conduct staff meetings. On oc
casion, she would serve as a substitute
teacher or help in the kitchen.
And of course, there was her myriad
of secretarial duties.
One day, during the final months she
was working for the district, she noted
to then Superintendent Joe DeMarsh:
"You know, I’ve don everything there
is to do in this district except drive a
bus."
And sure enough, a few days later,
transportation director Chuck Mark-
well brought a bus down to the district
office and Mrs Alexander had a chance
to drive it back to the parking area.
Mrs. Alexander is now putting the
myriad of experiences she had at Sandy
to work at Mt. Hood Community
College, working with the Cooperative
Work Experience program.
Mrs. Alexander received much of her
training at Sandy High School working
on the job with people like former
school secretary Joy Bell.
"She was a tremendous instructor for
me. I learned filing, typing. . . all kinds
of things "
She also learned about budgets,
personnel
selection,
contract
negotiations, affirmative action, job
construction and job bidding.
"Young people today don’t have that
kind of opportunity," Mrs. Alexander
reflects. "You don’t start out in a one-
girl office in a school anymore."
Hie central focus of the Cooperative
Work Experience program at Mt. Hood
Community College is to provide
learning experiences not available in
the classroom.
It’s designed to assist students in
bridging the gap between the
classroom and the world via an op
portunity to apply classroom theory to
the practical situation.
'Die students participating receive
college credit for successfully com
pleting their work experience
requirements, and in most cases, the
students are paid for their work by the
employer.
Mrs. Alexander said CWE provides
the employer with qualified students
from which he makes the final selec
tion. The employer negotiates hours
and pay with the student. The student,
in conjunction with the employer and
the instructor-coordinator, sets specific
learning objectives to be achieved
during the work experience.
The instructor-coordinator counsels
the student and once a week conducts
seminars which are related to work
experience. He also visits the student
and employer to discuss the student’s
progress.
A final evaluation of the student’s
total job performance is made by the
em ployer
and
the instructor-
coordinator. The student is graded on
how well he accomplishes the set work
objectives.
CPW programs include business
management, forestry technology,
automotive technology, accounting
technology,
graphics,
journalism,
insurance, legal assistant, office
machine repair, and real estate.
A spokesman for the college said jobs
are especially needed involving art
work, publicity or other writing, and
( p u b lic notices )
NOTICE TO
IN T E R E S TE D PERSONS
No. 74-5-7P
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
PROBATE DEPARTM ENT.
Estate
of:
YVONNE
CASSELO, Deceased
Probate proceedings in the
estate of Yvonne Casselo
deceased, are now pending in the
above entitled court, wherein
HILDA R. COHRS the un
dersigned, has been appointed
and has qualified as the personal
representative of said estate. All
persons having claims against
said estate hereby are required
to present them, in due form,
within four months after the date
of the first publication of this
notice, as stated below, to the
undersigned at the following
address now designated as the
place for the presentation of
claim s
to w it:
Robert G.
Hawkins, Attorney at Law, P O.
Box 594, Gresham, Oregon,
97030
All persons whose rights may
be affected by the said probate
proceedings may obtain ad
dltional information from the
records of the court, the un
dersigned personal represen
tatlve or the latter's attorney
who Is Robert G. Hawkins, P O.
Box 594, Gresham. Oregon,
97030, 447 4171
Hilda R Cohrs,
Personal representative
435 S.E. Hogan Road
Gresham, Oregon, 97030
445 SOM
Publish May 75,1971
IN V IT A TIO N TO BIO
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of Clackamas
County School District No. 44
Send« Elementary will receive
sealed bids until the hour of J 00
p m , tor one, two, or three 45
passenger conventional gasoline
powered school busies) and one
passenger conventional diesel
school bus. Bids will be
In the district ad
ministration office at 39045
Pleasant Street. Sandy, Oregon,
97055. Proposals shall be
delivered or mailed in sealed
envelopes, plainly m arked
"School Bus Bid" and bearing
the name of the bidder, to the
address given on or before
Monday, June 5,1974.
The bids will be opened at 2:00
p.m. on June 5, 1974 and will then
and there be publicly opened.
Specifications may be obtained
at the District Administration
office.
Bids must conform in all
respects and meet or exceed
Oregon School Bus Minimum
Standards as of this date.
The school bus chassis and
school bus body must be new
models and shall be bid as
complete unit(s). Bidder of the
unitls) must be a direct factory
authorized dealer with complete
parts and service available
within the trading area of the
school district. Dealer must be
bonded to do business in the State
of Oregon
The School District reserves
the right to refect all bids and to
waive informalities
No bidder may withdraw the
bid after the hour set for opening
thereof, or award of the contract,
unless said award is delayed for
a period in excess of 30 days.
All interested persons are
invited to attend the bid opening
Clark Lund
Superintendent Clerk
Date of First Publication:
May 25. 1974
Date of Second Publication:
June 1. 1974
Publish May 23,1974
Publish June 1,1974
IN V IT A TIO N TO BID
Sandy
Elementary
School
District No. 44, Clackamas
County. Oregon will receive
sealed bids in writing from
qualified Contractors until 4:00
P M. (P O T), 24 June, 1974, at the
School District offices. 39045
Pleasant, for the Construction of
Firwobd
Elementary
School
Addition, at which time and
place the bids will be opened and
read aloud to all who will attend
The bidder shall state the
proposed contract time on the
Bid Proposal Form
Bids received after the time
fixed for opening will not be
considered.
Tm> sets of Drawings and one
set of Specifications will be
available at the School District
off ices to each prospec five p r, me
Contractor
upon deposit of
S75 OO Deposits will be refunded
for sets returned in good con
dition within seven (7) days after
bio opening. Additional sets or
parts of sets will be made
available upon request at cost of
reproduction, which is not
refundable.
Sets of Contract Documents
may be examined a t:
Broome, Oringdulph, O'Toole,
Rudolf A Associates, P.C.
Architects and Planners,
A.I A.
733 Northwest 20th Avenue
Portland, Oregon
Builders
Exchange
Co-
Operative
1125 S E. Madison street -
Room 200
Portland, Oregon
Construction News A Oata
925 N W 12th Avenue
Portland, Oregon
Northwest Plan Center
1922 North Vancouver
Portland, Oregon
All bidders shall submit a
properly executed Builders
B o a rd ,
C o n t r a c t o r 's
Prequalification Application as
prescribed by the Oregon
Department of Commerce or
proof of current prequalification
w ith
the
State
Highw ay
Department or the Department
of General Services pursuant to
Chapter 279, Oregon Revised
Statutes and filed with the Clerk
of the School District.
No bid will be received or
considered unless the bid con
tains a statement by the bidder,
as port of his bid. that the
provisions required by O.R.S.
279 350 (workmen on public
works to be paid not less than
prevailing rate of wage) shall be
Inc luded in his contract.
Proposals will not be con
sidered unless accompanied by
certified chock, cashier's chock
or surety bond made payable to
the Sandy Elementary School
District No. 44 In an amount
equal to ten percent (10 percent)
of the lumpsum bid. interest will
not be allowed on bid security.
Time is of the essence In this
construction. Bidders shall state
the proposed contract time in
space provided on the Bid
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entry-level jobs related to chemistry,
biology, geology and engineering.
Mrs. Alexander noted that the ad
vantages to an employer involved in the
program include the opportunity to
meet part-time, immediate and long-
range personnel needs while freeing up
full-tim e em ployes from extra
assignments or training.
CWE
facilitates
entry-level
recruiting, she added. With the try-out,
the employer will better know whether
he wishes to hire the person for per
manent employment.
Businesses wishing to participate in
the program may contact the Office of
Cooperative Work Experience, 667-
7311.
Mrs. Alexander recalls her 28 years
at Sandy High School with fond
memories.
"I had some really neat people to
work with," she said, mentioning
former superintendents Fred Martin,
Ralph Peterson and Joe DeMarsh.
When DeMarsh announced his plans
to retire last year, she decided it was
time to change jobs. But she didn’t
leave the field of education.
In addition, she calls on businesses in
the college district, informing them of
the college programs.
"I’d lived in Gresham but worked in
Sandy,’’ she said. "I never even had a
chance to get to know the people in my
home town until I got this job."
TTie college also offers educational
services to businesses, industries and
agencies within the district. She said
the college is willing to work with
businesses to develop and provide
special classes, seminars, workshops
or staff development on a special
contractual arrangement.
“Mt. Hood really offers something for
everybody,” Mrs. Alexander said.
Proposal. This stated time may
be considered by the Owner in
determining the award of the
Contract.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the hour set for the
opening thereof, or thereafter,
before award of the Contract,
unless award is delayed for a
per iod exceeding thirty (30) days
from the bid opening date.
The Owner reserves the right
to reiect any or all bids, and to
accept only such bids as may be
to the Owner's best Interests.
Clark Lund
Superintendent
Sandy School District No. 44
Publish June 1,1974
NOTICE
OF HEARING
On Monday, June 12, 1974, at
the hour of 9:00 a.m. in Room
201, County Courthouse, Oi’bgon
City, Oregon, the Board of
County Commissioners w ill
consider a review of the
Clackamas County Hearings
Officer's denial of a Conditional
Use request to use a 14 by 70 foot
mobile home with an 4- by 4 foot
exp a ttao an a single family
Unless otherwise provided by
the Board of County Com
miss »oners under Section 11 44 of
the Clackamas County Zoning
Ordinance, the review of the
decision shall be confined to the
record of the proceedings before
the Hearings Officer The Board
of County Commissioners may
admit additional testimony and
other evidence without holding a
new hearing or hear the entire
matter again, if it is satisfied
that the testimony or other
evidence could not have been
presented at the initial hearing.
The party requesting review is
Howard and Bette Hyatt.
The review is for property
generally described as follows:
On the north side of the In
tersectlbn of S.E. Weber Road
and Shadetree Lane; Sandy
area.
The specific property is fur
ther described as
Tax Lot 401, Section 240, T2S,
R5E.
The application and record is
available for inspection in the
office of the Clackamas County
Planning
D epartm ent,
940
Warner Milne
Road,
Oregon
City, Oregon, during normal
working hours (4:00 a m to 5
p.m.) File No : CU 1A74
Publish June 1,1974
IN VITA TIO N
TO BID
Sandy
Elementary
School
District No. 44, Sandy, Oregon
will receive seeled bids In
writing from qualified bondable
painting contractors until 2 00
P M ., June 9, 1974, at the District
Office, 39045 Pleasant Street for
painting at the Sandy Upper
Grade South Wing (old bldg )
Sepc ifications for the scope of
the protect and the materials to
be used are available upon
request in the district office. The
bidder shall state the proposed
contract time on the Bid proposal
fo rm .
Proposals shall be
delivered or mailed in the sealed
envelopes, plainly
m arked
"Painting Bid" and bear the
name and address of the bidder
The School District reserves
the right to reject all bids and to
waive informalities. All in
terestgd persons are invited to
attend the b»d opening
Clerk Lund
Superintendent Clerk
Publish June 1
and June 4,1974
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