briefs
Yoga taught
Stress Reduction through the
Practice of Yoga will be presen
ted by Holiday Tilton, today
from 7 to 10 p.m. Tilton will
have some men who use
yoga as a way of life to help her
instruct this seminar.
Tilton has studied yoga for
four years with a variety of
teachers. Her yoga path was
greatly influenced by the
teachings of Gisele Fitch, BKS
Iyengar, and Joel Kramer. She
has now been teaching yoga
for the last two years
throughout the community,
and currently teaches yoga at
the College for transfer credit.
For the last two years, Tilton
has been working at the
College as the Community
Education Registrar.
All those who are planning
to attend the seminar in Ran
dall Hall, room 11, are en
couraged to bring a blanket,
wear flexible clothing and have
an empty stomach.
Molalla and Colton during
November to collect opinions
and information about services
and programs available to
senior citizens.
A listing of discounts
available for senior citizens will
be part of a packet to be
provided to each senior par
ticipating in the survey,
Williamson said.
“We are looking for senior
citizens in the know and those
who are willing to give infor
mation that will help others,”
she said.
The survey is a combined ef
fort of the college and other
agencies who offer programs
for senior citizens.
Approximately 50 to 60 per
sons have volunteered to assist
in conducting the survey.
Persons wanting information
about the survey can call the
Community Education office at
the College, the Oregon City
Senior Center or any com
munity school office.
Star talk
Senior survey
Dr. Julie Lutz, director of the
Information being collected
planetarium at Washington
in a survey of Clackamas
State University, will speak at
County Senior Citizens will be
Clackamas
Community
used to help others, says Gret
chen Williamson of the College College Thursday, Nov. 30, at
and a member of the group 7:30 p.m. in the College’s
Randall Hall, room 102.
conducting the survey.
Her talk, “Wonders of the
Surveyors will be calling and
visiting senior citizens in West Milky Way,” will be free to the
Linn, Oregon City, Gladstone, public.
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will be refunded to those who
show up to claim their tables or
who cancel their reservations
Persons
interested
in
by 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5.
assisting handicapped students
Deadline for table reser
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Short course
Turkey pause
A mini-cooking system and
computerized blenders will be
discussed during a short course
on “Appliances on Your
Christmas List,” to be offered
by the College Tuesdays,
beginning Nov. 28, at 7 p.m.
Food processors, micro
wave, minifood dryers and
sprouters will also be discussed
in the three-week session.
Information about the class is
available from the college by
calling 656-2631, extension
336.
In honor of the great bird,
the turkey, the Print will not
publish a newspaper x>n Nov.
22.
We will resume our
publishing schedule on Nov.
29. Deadline for stories and let
ters to the editor is Nov. 27 for
publication in that paper.
Crafts fair
The Third Annual Christmas
Crafts Fair will be held Wed
nesday, Dec. 6 at the College
in the Community Center mall
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Students and community
members are encouraged to
reserve tables early. It is
especially important to reserve
wall space as soon as possible
since it is extremely limited. A
$5 registration fee will be
charged for tables. The money
Help FAST
Sue Marshall, Nutrition
outreach worker for Com
munity Action Agency, will be
at the College Thursday to talk
to students about the nation
wide FAST being held that day
to help alleviate hunger.
Marshall will be in the Com
munity Center from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m. passing out information
and showing a film on nation
wide hunger.
The FAST is being conduc
ted locally by the Food Bank,
in coordination with OXFAM
America, the national spon
sors.
Money saved by not eating
will be donated by FAST par-
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said June Tanoue, Diri
the Food Bank.
.“We will purchase
items in bulk such as
butter, dry milk and
beans for the needy
community,” noted 1
“In the Portland meta
area, it’s estimated that
people go hungry so:
every month,” Tanoues
The Food Bank is spc
by the Tri-County Com
Council, a United Way
ber. The Food Bank dis
surplus and cull foodstu
of charge to a network
social service agencies
turn pass it on the need)
area.
More information n
obtained by calling the
Bank at (503) 223-10
writing to 718 W. Bu
Portland, Oregon 97205
Sale starts
set for Saturday and !
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Community Center:
cooperative fund-raisir
of The Associated
Government and the
Foundation.
The sale is being (
“Ausverkaut,” German
sale,” and is expei
generate fronr $5,1
$15,000.
be a duck,
from the 1
ning Center and a big
heifer. Tapestries, ai
glass, silverware, clq
. skiis, tennis racketsand
i donation from JAFCOa
among the array of prod'
be sold.
Persons may contrib
the sale by donating
saleable items ata the S
Govern-ment Office
Community Center. I
More information aba
sale may be obtained
Dave Riggs, ASG
president, at 656-2631,
247.
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Written Mileage Warranties
The College Health Ce
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designed to determine!
day or days would be
ideal for using free servifi
physician on campus,!
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student health nurse. 1
Persons interested |
survey may pick one up
Student Activities Office
Community Center. De
for completed surve
Friday.
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