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10 SA N D Y ( O r . ) POST Thur» A u g u it 6 2) 1981 (S k Agency on aging members sought The Clackamas County Area /Xgency on Aging Ad visor) Council is seeking new members The council advises the County Board of Commis sioners on matters which af fect county residents 60 years of age or older Among the responsibilities are ad vising on how federal, state and count) funds are spent, advising on county policy and commenting on policies and procedures of other organizations which serve < lack a m as C ounty residents Persons interested in the position should submit and application form and an in troductor) letter The letter should detail reasons why the individual would like to serve on the council and describe the in d iv id u a l's background Applications and further in fo rm a tio n is a v a ila b le from Lyle Remington In te re s te d persons should w rite to Clackamas County Area Agency on Aging, P O Box 32, M aryIhurst, OR, 97036, or call 655 8463 The council includes some 29 members, including Ruth Baumback of Sandy A ll ap pointments are for a three year term The next council meeting w ill be Aug 10at9 3 0 a m at the Oregon C ity Senior Center, 615 5th St., Oregon City The public is invited to attend Mid-September too late for MHCC registration Students who wait until the middle of September to register for fall classes at Mt Hood Community Col lege may lx* too late, accor ding to president Or R Stephen Nicholson A combination of factors mas mean that the college won't fw able to handle all the students who want to take tall classes, Nicholson said Those who register dur mg August will get the ■ lasses they want, but those who wait until September might find that the classes they want are already clos ed," he said Approximately eight per cent fewer class sections have been scheduled this fall For writing class Mt. Hood C om m unity College w ill begin screen ing students this fall who register for w ritin g classes offered by the literature and composition division New students w ill take the College Guidance and Placement Test to deter mine if they w ill be enroll ed in Basic W riting, WR 10 or Writing-Hold, WR 125. A ll o th e r s tu d e n ts wishing to re g iste r for Thesis Essay W riting. WR 120, or English Composi tion, WR 121, w ill also be enrolled in W riting Hold, WR 125, for the day and time they desire During the firs t class meeting of W riting Hold, all students w ill take a w ritin g placement test. Based on the results of this because of reduced state fun ding for com m unity c o l leges "T h is also means that money is not available to add more sections for classes that fill up e a rly ," Nicholson said "W e s till have an open door, but it is now open on a firs t come, firs t served basis." MHCC had 1,810 class sec tions last fa ll, a total of 1,673 are scheduled for this year, which amounts to a 7 6 per cent decrease. Nicholson said that more students than usual may be looking at com m unity col leges this fa ll because of t ig h t e r e n tra n c e re quirements at state umver si ties test, the students w ill be placed in the appropriate c o u rs e , T h e sis E ssa y W riting or English Com position "The college is making every e ffo rt to tr y to guarantee student success with this screening pro cess," said Alan Goodell, MHCC associate dean of in struction "T his approach is a result of recommenda lions made by our student success and retention com mittee We want to help the students avoid a w ritin g class that is too advanced for them to complete suc cessfully." Any students w ith ques tions regarding their final placement in a w ritin g class w ill be able to talk to th e c h a ir m a n o f th e Goodell pointed out that students should register as early as possible this sum mer to that they can take the in itia l placement test and schedule a course at a convenient time and day He also emphasized that students in the W riting- Hold course should not miss the first classes when instruction begins this fall if WATER HEATER SPECIAL J -I literature and composition division Ä s20 Off A ll In Stock N a tu ra l Gas and P ropane W afer H eaters , . . Plus Free D e live ry N ow th ru A u g 3 1 st WE SELL A N D INSTALL ENERGY EFFICIENT PROPANE/NATURAL GAS HEATERS ASK ABOUT OUR FULL LINE OF PROPANE PRODUCTS Fall erm classes begin Monday. Sept 28, at MHCC and registration is now open on the Gresham cam pus in the admissions of fice. • Bar-B-Ques e A u to /T ru c k C onversions • Hom e H e a ting E quipm ent CHECK OUT THE ADVAN TAG ES OF A PROPANE STORAGE TANK ON For registration inform a tion, contact the admis sions office at 667 7392 Call Dick Bonacci Plant Manager Classified deadline is noon Monday EAGLE CREEK 1-637-3016 PRICES GOOD TODAY THRU TUES., AUG. 11,1981 SALE PRICE • 3 bundle« cover 100 sq ft. • 4 colors to choose from 1® • Metric size • 20 year limited warranty • U.L. listed, class A fire rated • 0 Lb. Mineral Surfaced Rolled Roofing 1 1 O O per SALE I ■ • Z Z Roll PRICE 5 Gal. Asbestos Roof Coating 11.99 V ■ Big 3000 Watt Generator labels OVER 1,500 PIECES NOW WITH 240 VOLT FOWER OUTLET YOUR COST »25 IF CHEST ANO HARDWARE PURCHASED SCPAAATELY [ HOMELITE ) 12/2 NM Houeewlre with Ground R O S S (S IA N O 90 Lb. Bag Pro-Mix Concreto ORYMIX SALE PRICE In 250' cartons First two, additional at regular price two types at metal blad e* are available at □ptrooa Try the FSBO and y o u II buy the FS80 ' an >s7 • Expires Aug 15.1961 DICK’S Lltellm * FVC Gutter t Z SAVE 2.00 68.88 • • • • 2 ” x4” x8* S tu d G ra d e Rag. 0.00 36 wood tone blades Variable speed control included Light kit adaptable «CF364 SALE PRICE • In 10' lemgths 10 F I. Galvanized Gutter SALI A nA iÇiYÔS • Water treated ends • Green Hem /Fir Fach of these advertised items must be readily available for sate at or below the advertised « T IR A T A T I Logging Supply « 272 S.E. B ro ad w ay. Estacada 36" B rentw o o d C a s a b lan c a C e llin g Fan ALL OTHER FANS A LIGHT KITS ALSO ON SALE PHONE 630-6868 8ALE PRICE PRODUCTS S e k in arui ia«r Sx y e e n Ccanea Mandarti •nth Stihl • e td u e iv e PolycutI'* Seed And BRUSHCUTTER ACCESSORIES P a-ae»« N A Z Il M U «2 OPERATE8 Radiant Heetere Air cooled 4 cycle gas engine produces 3000 w atts of 120 volt power A utom atic rewind starter with Z com pression release / HoSn» you buy a bruahcutter buckle Pwechosa Í S tO I 9«' a M ' DON’T GET CAUGHT WITHOUT POWER Reg. 15.88 Com plete assortm ent of screws, nuts, washers, nails, tacks, picture hangers and other fasteners Includes dividers and identification v uraell into a fxiwertuj res(xinaive Stihl FS80 It'll Marl in a aerond be <vxnkwtable Ch^nlein p S r A, c E e ................... 15 D ra w e r C h e a t w ith F as ten e rs DON'T BUT A WEAK EXCUSE FOR A BRUSHCUTTER. BUTASTIHL FS80. — -tem ynu Grand Opening Sale Continues 3-Tab Fiberglass Roofing IN V IT A T IO N TO BID In v ita tio n is e x te n d e d by San dy E le m e n ta ry School D istrict N o. 46 to bid on the fo llo w in g item s for the 1981 82 school y ea r DAIRY PRODUCTS A N D BAKERY G O O D S Specifications m ay be o b tain ed a t the D istrict A d m in is tra tio n O ffic e 39065 P le a s an t S tree t, P O Box 547 Sandy O re g o n 97055 Bids w ill be o p en ed A ugust 18 1981 a t 2 00 p m The Board of D irectors reserves the rig h t to refect any or a ll bids. Sandy E le m e n ta ry School D istrict N o 46 Sandy O re g o n 97055 C la rk Lund S up t.-C lerk P 088I-1 8 6 8 - «ve» - h y buy any m a t CALL TO D A Y DIRECT OR COLLECT 'e d M e y e r Your Complete ■ our prices I L Home x ^ l l M I Improvement ■ KJliSGlM are low IpWWWR Centers Oregon City ■ EVERY bids for the pu rp ose of acq uir mg the fo llo w in g described in surance c o verages • B la n k e t f ir e in s u r a n c e c o v e ra g e G e n e r a l lia b ility U m b re lla lia b ility , Bonds a n d c e rta in In la n d M o rin e c o v e ra g e , Bid specification s m ay be ob ta in e d fro m the D istrict a g e n t of record. Ron lo v e 4730 SW M cA dam A v e . P o r tla n d , O re g o n 97201 or the C o ttre ll School East O ffic e 36225 SE Pro c to r R o a d , B o rin g , O r e g o n 97009 Proposals m ust be rec e iv e d by th e bid o p e n in g d a te of M o n day A ugu st 17, 1981, a t 8 00 p m a t the School D isnct East O ffic e a t 36225 SE Proctor Rd . B oring O re g o n 97009 School D istrict reserves the rig h t to re |e c t any or a ll bids, to w a iv e any fo rm a litie s a n d to n e g o tia te w ith the c o rrie r th a t w ill serve the district's best in te re s t. P 78I 20 7 30 SOLIC ITA TIO N OF INSURANCE PROPOSALS C la c k a m a s C o u n ty School D ftfrlC f No 107 B o r in g O re g o n 97009 in accordance w ith O re g o n la w is in viting E N E R G Y E F F IC IE N T L A MHCC sets screening test Public Notices A G FN T OF RECORD FR O F O S A l School D i» l No 107, ( I o t k a m a $ C o u n ty B o rin g O re g o n 97009 w ill accept pro l>os ils fro m q u a lifie d agents to ••ive u«. A g e n t of Record on a ll in surance coverages A ppo int m e n t w ill be fo i a th re e (3) y ea r te rm com m enoing Septem b er I, 1981 R espo nsibilities w ill include d ra w in g up specifications for c o m p e titiv e bid d in g servin g as a . le o rm g house for a ll policies arid e n d o rs e m en ts actin g as a ■ o n su lta n t on a ll in surance m at ters w ith the b o ard or its od m im strators In te re s te d age n ts should in d u d e in their prop osal in fo rm a turn a b o u t lo catio n of office re and e x p e rtis e of staff in h a nd lin g oth er public e n tities Proposals m ust be re c e iv e d in w ritm q at the a d m in is tra tio n of e in the to s t Building of hool Dikiii< t N o 107 C o ttrell Si hool J6225 SE Proctor Rd j ■ 97009 no later thun 4 00 p m on A ugust 12 1981 The School Boord reserves the right to accept or re|e ct any or a ll proposals w o iv e If- reg ui irities ond m a k e the op pon im e n t to the A g e n t which in the tud gm en t of the Board ra n best serve the in tere s t of the D istrict M ic h a e l C holbi C h a irm a n C o ttre ll Board of D irectors P78I 21 7 30 8 6 V. 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