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Guest dance artists demonstrate balletjazz and modern techniques Several guest artists will be in structing the modern dance clas ses being offered at the College. strate dance techniques fra musical. Judy Massee, director o Ed Mock, founder and artis Dancer's Workshop in Po tic director of the West Coast will demonstrate early m Dance Works in San Francisco, dance. Mock performed Tuq Calif., demonstrated such dance forms as ballet, jazz, boogie. Feb. 7, Lee will perform West Indian dances and impro day, Feb. 16 and Masse perform on Thursday, Marc visation last night. For additional inform Angela Lee, of the Oregon contact Jane Rickenbach; Light Opera Company's produc lege dance instructor, at tion of "Brigadoon", will demon 2631, ext. 350. Ed Mock and Angela Lee discuss their different dance techniques after class at the Oregon Martial Arts Center last Tuesday. briefs Astronomy There will be an astronomy field trip to Mt. Hood Com- munity College's planetarium Thursday, Feb. 9. Any interested students are invited to attend, The bus will leave Orchard Center at 9:35 a.m. and return at 12:30 p.m. The trip is free. Anyone interested should call 656-2631, ext. 230 and leave their name. Krieger Dr. Dolores Krieger, inter nationally known nurse and pro fessor at New York University, will present a program on Thera peutic Touch at the College Fri day, Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. The program will be held in the College's Community Center building and is sponsored by the College nursing department and the Oregon Nursing Association. Dr. Krieger will also present a a two day workshop on Saturday and Sunday at the college. Information is available from PatKrumm by calling 656-2631. Hot tip news In an attempt to solicit better news coverage of the College, The Print is sponsoring a weekly "Hot Tip News" award. A free lunch will be awarded for the best news tip of the week to a student, faculty or staff member about a campus event or individual happening concern ing the students and faculty at the College. If you see something, or hear of someth ingunusual - or maybe not so unusual - calLThe Print at 656-2631, ext. 259 or 278. Roles workshop Various workshops designed to promote exchange and mutual support among women are being sponsored by the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus. "The Family and the Chang ing Role of Women," will offer such workshops as balancing roles, children and divorce, the single parent, family and neighborhood resources, womenandurban prob lems and body, planet and cost- conscious cooking this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at West- minsterPresbyterianChurch, 16th and NE Hancock. For additional information, contact Jeanne Adams, Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus, 288-2996. King Tut tour Tours to see the treasure of the Egyptian king Tutankhamun exhibited in Seattle have been scheduled by the College's Com munity Services in conjunction with the Oregon City Travel Bureau. The tours will include round trip transportation via Amtrak, classifieds for sale REGENCY 10 channel scanner. Pre sent for Xmas, still in box with war ranty. Several local crystals. Asking $100.655-2080. wanted WANTED: buy or trade, drag saw, running or not. Ail or partial. Contact Tom at 829-2815 or Happie ext. 259. lost & found TWENTY DOLLAR reward for re turn of pearl ring circled by antique colored setting. 631-2838. help wanted OREGON CITY! Proof reader for the Enterprise-Courier from 7 to 11 a.m., M-F at $2.75 per hour. Ext. 213. SW PORTLAND: Child care worker - one aide to eight children, recre ation or PE experience preferred, 2-6 p.m., M-F, up to $3 per hour. Ext. 213. MILWAUKIE: housework-lightcook ing and some shopping, hours would be flexible and salary per hour nego tiable. Ext. 213. OREGON CITY: Sales job in small grocery store, 24 hours per week, late evening work, $3 per hour, must be 21 or over. Ext. 213. SE PORTLAND: Retail hardwaresales - sales and general stock work, de livery and pick up, good driving re cord a must, $2.65 per hour without driving experience, hours are flexible. Ext. 213. handling of one piece of luggage, transportation between the hotel and the exhibit, admission price, one night hotel accommodations and all taxes. The tours are scheduled for July 20 through 21 and 27 through 28, Aug. 10 through 11 and 24 through 25, and Sept. 7 through 8. The cost will be $43 per per son for twin or double occupancy and $38.50 per person for triple occupancy. A 25 percent deposit must be received by the Community Ser vices offices by Thursday, Feb. 9. MOLALLA| AT WARNER-MI P O BOX I OREGON cinq SEV HARK OWNER MAN Pool Pinball . * m EARTS/^ & FLOWERS Sènd Your Valentine The FTD LoveBundle®Bouquet A spray of sparkling hearts in a colorful bouquet. Your FTD Florist can send one almost anywhere by wire, the FTD way. Order early. (Most FTD Florists accept major credit cards.) NE PORTLAND: Engineering assis tent - analyze and draw to fit ma chines (parts), should have a mech anical aptitude and some drafting background, hours would be flexible and rate per hour would be $4. Ext. 213. MILWAUKIE: Part-time typist for 20-25 hours per week, $3.50 per hour, work all day Monday and Tues day, ext. 213. TRI-CITY ÍFTD for less] Those FTD Florists Really Get Around.! r. *As an independent businessman, each 1 FTD Member Florist sets his own prices, j ©1978 Florists'Transworl Clackamas Community Page 8 D50 Illuminant, 2 degree observer Density
