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4 - SA NO Y ( O r . ) POST Thur» Students place in Red Cross contest ‘ Hr* ¿7 1 % A y Z jf Zri L * Ì ’ ¿US® a • j I IU d C r o * . fthuU» by A d e ll* M a rte ll The fourth-grade team took second at the Red Cross First Aid Festival recently. Pic tured with Vice Principal Gary Dietderich are. from left to right. Danielle Estes. Barbie Silvey, Robert Tenhonen and Leonard Hess. Below: The fourth grade team is pictured at work. Students from Welches School earned first and second-place wins for their efforts in the second annual Red Cross F irs t A id Festival, held last month at the L lo y d C e n te r in Portland The First Aid Festival is a competition held among schools within the five county area served by the Oregon T rail Chapter of the Red Cross S tu d e n ts who p a r* ticipated must have com pleted Red Cross first aid training on either the Basic Aid Training level, the Standard First Aid level or the Multi media First Aid level D anielle Estes. Barbie Silvey, Robert Tenhonen and Leonard Hess, dealt with accident scenarios that included bleeding, burns and other injuries. Each accident situation . The summer term at Mt. Hood Community College begins Monday, June 21, with open registration for the more than 4<X> summer term class sections beginn ing Tuesday, June 1 Registration hours in the college's admissions and records office will be 8 a m . to 7 30 p m. Mondays through Thursdays and 8 a m. to 4:30 p m Fridays from June 1 to June 18 From June 21 through July 29 the admissions office will be open for registra tion from 7 a m . to 6:30 p m. Mondays through Thursdays Second in B A T com petition was the team coached by Karen Corsini, a fourth grade teacher at Welches The team, com posed of fourth graders TE teacher at Welches Her team, comprised of Jana Collins, Shannan Bumgard ner. Sandy Roberts and David Tenhonen, won gift certificates for Nike shoes All judging ‘in the com p etitio n was done by E m e rg e n c y M e d ic a l Technicians and other emergency services per sonnel from fire districts and ambulance companies throughout the area. Registration set for June at MHCC Each level has a cor responding degree of dif ficulty and participants were grouped accordingly in teams for four I was complete with a ‘ vic tim .” A first place prize at the intermediate level went to the team of seventh and eighth graders coaches by Rosemary Silva, science The admissions office fered These classes allow telep h on e re g is tra tio n will not be open Fridays system will be in operation the student to complete a from June 21 to September from 10 30 a m to 3:30 y e a r ’s w o rth of one 3 due to a four-day, forty- p m Mondays through academic subject during hour week the college is in Thursdays at 667 7344 the summer stituting this summer The summer term at S u m m e r te rm class The college’s Dial-A- a re now MHCC offers a variety of schedules Class system will also be sessions to registering available from MHCC at a v a ila b le for su m m er both the Gresham campus students. The first five- students Any student week session begins June and the Maywood Park registering for eight credit 21 and ends July 22 The se Center The schedules are hours or less may use the cond five-w eek session also available through the system by calling 667 7238 runs from July 26 through mail by special reqyest June 7 through June 18 The August 26 A ten week ses • For more information Dial-A-Class hours will be sion begins June 21 and about the summer term at from 1 to 8 p.m Mondays continues through August Mt. Hood Community Col through Thursdays and 1 to lege or to request a sum 3 30 p m Fridays during A few concentrated ten-, mer term class schedule, this two-week period eleven- and twelve-week contact the college at A fte r Ju n e 18, the sessions will also be of- 667 MHCC. Lowest prices in town on meat, SEN TR Y SAVER SHÆ LDS LI K e $$$ IN THE BANK! 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