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SA N D Y ( O r . ) POST Thur»
A u g u it 6
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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
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Fall erm classes begin
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and registration is now
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pus in the admissions of
fice.
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For registration inform a
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Call
Dick Bonacci
Plant Manager
Classified deadline is noon Monday
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• 0 Lb. Mineral
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5 Gal. Asbestos
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11.99
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additional at
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two types at metal blad e* are available at
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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
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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.
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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
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