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Parker named new Women’s Center director By DeAnn Dietrich dinator and management analyst. The Women’s Center was founded in 1977 through a community effort but felt comparatively little growth until the opening of the Evergreen Women’s Shelter Home. The original director had to leave for personal reasons, creating a sudden vacancy just prior to the opening of the shelter home. The board of directors felt the need to hire a director at such a crucial time in the center’s development but felt uncomfortable with making a sudden choice. An interim director was then hired until a permanent candidate could be found. Parker heal’d of the open ing through a friend who is a director at the downtown Portland YWCA. Parker had the experience and qualifica tions the board was looking for, thus the position was granted. As Parker puts it, the organization is in a “state of (continued on page six) Of The Print Women’s Center > Photo by Joel Miller A new director has been appointed at the Women’s Center as part of a growth period that the center has ex perienced in the last year. Sandra Parker, the new director, has a wide range of experience in the managerial field. Her resume includes a bachelor of arts in journalism and an MBA in marketing, both attained at Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. Her previous jobs have includ ed a variety of media and sales consultant positions for in dividuals, organizations, school districts and businesses. Some of her clients have in cluded Motown Records, where she worked with ex ecutives and performers to develop more marketable per sonalities, a public broad casting station in Detroit where she directed and co hosted a weekly television show and the city of Portland, where she was an ad ministrative procedures coor College to experience hydrostatic weighing Staff members measure body fat under water Clackamas Community weight. “Hydrostatic weigh College’s Randall Hall will be ing, when it is done well the scene of dunking and by trained people, is probably splashing on Feb. 15, as 20 the most accurate way to staff members find out what figuring a person’s percentage it will be like to weigh of body fat,” Health and PE Instructor Gladys Michael themselves underwater. The underwater weighing said. procedure is called hydrostatic Carpenter’s Hydrostatic weighing, and it is considered Laboratories will perform the to be the most accurate way of weighings in Randall Hall’s determining ideal body training room from 5-10 p.m. The weighings cost $7.50 per person and are being spon sored by the College’s Wellness Committee, a volunteer group on campus dedicated to improving the physical well-being of the Col lege’s staff. Michael explained the weighing technique is based on the fact that the entire body is made up of either fat tissue or Quality time, relationships themes of campus workshops A workshop designed for those who worry that there are too few hours in a day has been scheduled at Clackamas Community College. “Take Control of Your Time” is a Focus on women/men workshop offered Thursday, Feb. 9, from 7-10 p.m. in the Community Center Mail’s small dining room. Topics to be explored include planning and organization, with a goal toward effective time manage ment. There is a $3 fee for the workshop. For more informa tion, contact the Focus pro gram at 657-8400, ext. 307. workshop is designed to help participants accept themselves and others. The program will take place Saturday, Feb. 11, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. in Pauling Center 104. There is an $8 fee. For more information, contact the Community Education department at 657-8400, ext. 230. lean tissue. Lean tissue in cludes muscles, body water, organ tissues and bone. Fat tissue is whatever is left on the body. Because fat is less dense than water, hydrostatic weighing is able to differen tiate between the percentage of the heavier lean tissue and the percentage of fat. The staff members to be weighed will be asked to enter the weighing tank and expel all of the air in their lungs (air in the lungs would otherwise be registered as fat), then the members will be completely submerged for about 10 seconds. Apparently hydrostatic weighing is not a new techni que, as Michael said, “Hydrostatic weighing has been the most common (weighing procedure) in the past 10 years. Some local exer cise clubs have provided the service for their members.” Oregon City Albertson's Wishes You A Happy Valentine's Day! For all your party needs Come visit our Deli and Bake Shoppe BAKERY *Fresh donuts $2.89 a dozen, all day DELI SHOPPE DYNAMIC DUOS Your VOICE of the future Social life dull? Is spending time at the local bar or with a book unfulfilling?. FIND THAT SPECIAL FRIEND! DYNAMIC DUOS A new concept in dating services for singles Personal, confidential, inexpensive, unique, limitless possibilities! Clackamas Community College will be offering another workshop: “Creating Quality Relationships.” This Wednesday, February 8, 1984 SN: OL0055 DETAILS—Call the BACHELORETTE line . .238-4566 the BACHELOR line............ 238-4573 24 HOURS A DAY —Sunday Special— *Fried chicken 9 pieces $3.49 —Tuesday Special— *Fresh deli pizzas “Buy one, get one free!” Valentine ’s Special $5 off on 6 foot deluxe sandwich Serves 18-20 Great party idea Limit one coupon per order. Offer ends 2-15-84 Oregon City store only I I 1 I i z o K a 8 Valentine ’s Special $1 off on any cake 14 sheet or larger I I I I 4 Limit one coupon per order Offer ends 2-15-84 Oregon City store only Page 3
