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March 26
1981
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I) SANDY [O ra ) POST —3
Sandy High offers MHCC night
extension classes this spring
Sandy Union High School
is one of eight schools in the
Mount Hood Community Col
lege education district that
w ill offer MHCC courses in
the evenings during spring
term beginning Monday,
March 30
Most of the courses are
college-credit classes rang
ing from accounting and
karate to pottery and wood
working while the rest are
special non-credit classes,
according to Margaret Grat
ton. MHCC associate dean of
community education.
“ Each school has a coor
d in a to r to help p la n,
schedule and publicize the
college classes at their
schools,“ Gratton said
According to Sandy coor
dinator Carolyn Yandell,
SUHS w ill offer classes in six
different areas arts and
crafts; basic skills; business
e d u c a tio n ; h e a lth and
physical education, land
scaping, and photography.
Pottery classes w ill be
held Tuesdays from 7 to 10
p m. at the high school art
room Woodworking class
will meet each Monday from
7 to 10 p m the high school
shop
ABEG ED classes w ill
meet Monday and W'ednes
day from 6:30 to 9 30 p m at
Cedar Kidge School. The
classes are designed to meet
the requirements for the pur
pose of receiving a high
school equivalency c e r
tificate, to upgrade basic
s k ills
or
fo r
s e lf-
improvement
Three levels of bookeep-
ing accounting classes will
be offered each Wednesday
from 7 to 10 p m at room 65
at the high school
All the preceding classes
carry two hours of college
credit The physical educa
tion classes will carry one
college-credit hour They are
three levels of karate,
meeting each Tuesday from
7-10 p m at the Sandy («rade
School gym
Modern jazz exercise will
meet each Wednesday from
7 to 10 p m at the high school
gym *C*. No credits are
available for this class
Landscaping class w ill
meet at the high schrxil room
4 each Thursday from 7 to 10
p m It is a non credit class
Photography class w ill
meet at Camera Connection.
I0B70 Pioneer Blvd . each
Thursday from 7 to 10 p m
w ith tw o cred it- hours
Students need own 35 mm or
medium format camera with
adjustable shutter speed,
aperture control, hand held
or built in light meter, and
are responsible for own film
and materials
For more information and
registration for these even
ing college classes scheduled
for Sandy, call Carolyn
Yandell, 668-5744
Many drop-outs opt for GED
A re ce n t su rve y of
students who quit Oregon
high schools before gradua
tion shows that nearly 83 per
cent of the early-leavers in
tend to pursue their educa
tion.
One way fo r fo rm e r
students to accomplish their
return to education begins
next Monday, March 30, at
6:30 pm at Cedar Ridge
School in room 13.
The spring term of classes
to prepare students for the
General Education Develop
ment (GED) w ill meet each
Monday and Wednesday
evening The class, however,
features open enrollment for
persons unable to attend the
opening session That means
students will be able to join
the class at any time, accor
ding to its teacher, Eileen
Houser.
Sandy had 26 enrollees for
the winter term, according
to Houser, and five suc
cessfully completed their
tests All those who suc
cessfully complete the tests
are eligible to take part in
the
GED
g ra d u a tio n
ceremony June 4 on the
Mount H»x»d Community Col
lege campus.
The free class offers some
side benefits for enrollees A
student body ca rd fo r
MHCC, which sponsors the
class, is available to each
student
It e n title s the
The classes p re p a re
students for the GED test or
help those still in school
brush up on their skills in
five areas reading, writing,
mathematics, science and
social studies
bearer to free swimming, a
library card and discounts
on haircuts. Houser said.
Those who enroll are also
eligible for a »5 discount
when they take the GED ex
am
Eor registration or more
information on the classes,
call the MHCC campus office
of GED, 667 7333, Eileen
Houser, 658-4964, Carolyn
Yandell at Sandy Communi
ty School, »168-5744, or just
show up the Cedar Ridge
School Monday at 6:30 p m
Senior Center News
Members of the Sandy
Senior Center w ill travel to
the Sherwood O rie n ta l
Theatre tomorrow evening,
March 27 A museum of
movie equipment and an old-
time presentation by an an
cient Wurlitzer organ w ill be
featured. The van w ill
depart the center at 5:30
p m. to allow for a pre
theatre meal.
Following this Tuesday's
Loaves and Fishes meal, the
center’s band, the Sandy
Silver Tones, w ill offer
several selections in honor of
those born in March.
A group of the Sandy
Senior Center’s most loyal
volunteers w ill be busy at the
c e n te r Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons from 1
to 4 p m preparing for the
annual Spring Bazaar Help
ing hands w ill be welcomed.
Next Thursday, April 2,
the center w ill host the
Clackamas County Senior
Law Project. A visiting
lawyer w ill donate a half
hour of free consultation to
Sandy area senior between 9
Oriental Theatre Trip
a m and 12 noon. Appoint
ments are available by call
ing Jan, 668-5569
The annual Spring Bazaar
w ill be held next Friday,
April 3. Visitors w ill have the
opportunity to view and pur
chase a variety of items
from 9 a m . to 4 p m Includ
ed are items from plants to
handcrafted items and anti
ques to health products.
The center’s kitchen will
o ffe r
a s e le c tio n
of
homemade luncheon foods
as well as baked goods.
Monday, March 30
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9:30 a m. Exercise Class
10:30 a m. Exercise Class
12 noon Ixiaves and Fishes
1 p m Cards
Tuesday, March 31
Thursday, April 2
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
and Birthday Party
12:30 p m. Silver Tones,
Center’s Music Group
1 p m Ceramics
3 p.m. Guys and Dolls
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m . to 12 noon Senior I^aw
Project
9 a m Exercise Class
9 a m Humanities Class
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
1 to 4 p m Bazaar Bake
Activities for the Week of
March 26 to April 2
Verne Brazzle shifted
from nightclub singing to
gospel singing nearly 14
years ago He is a mailman
and sings his way around his
route in Portland He was
featured on television a few
years back as “ Singing
Sam" because of this prac
tice
Dunn subdivision asked
A principal use lot size
variance application for pro
perty near Dunn Road will
he considered Monday,
March 30, by the Clackamas
County hearings officer at 7
p in in the County Cour
thouse
M a rtin
and
Nancy
Richards and Glen and
Marian Carmony are pro
posing to divide a 37 88 acre
parcel into two lots of 18 48
acres and 19 40 acres, each
in conjunction with a farm
use The property is on the
northeast corner of the in
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9 a m Exercise Class
10 a m Humanities Class
12 noon Golden Age Club
Potluck
Sports
The area is zoned EFU-20,
exclusive farm use with a
20-acre minimum lot size
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Thursday, March 26
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
Phil Hohzial accompanies
Brazzle with his guitar
R e s e rva tio n s
are
necessary immediately by
tersection of Dunn Road and
362nd Avenue
B illie M c N u tt, PHD, C e rtifie d U nion H y p n o th e ra p is t
Singing mailman slated
A singing mailman will the
featured guest at Friday’s
dinner meeting, March 27, of
the Hoodland chapter of the
Full Gospel Business Men’s
Fellowship at T J’s Fireside
Dining at 7 pm .
Wednesday, April I
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m to 12 noon Tax
Assistance
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
12 noon to 3 p m Fuel
Assistance
1 to 4 p m . Bazaar Bake
Staff photo
Sandy < ommunily Players stage their final weekend of “ The Curious Savage” at 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Pictured
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