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5 T he CI ac I camas P rìnt Wednesday, October 28, 1998 WORD-UP! JOU M / Painter Shows Work at Clacka mas Pearl Wright Will exhibit some of her recent works Nov. 3 through Dec. 13, in the Pauling Gallery. The Pauling Gallery is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. The showing is free to the public. For additional in formation call the Clackamas Art Department at ext. 2386. Blood Drive Help others by do nating blood. Monday, Nov. 2, out- | side the Community Center. Call ext. 2247for more information. Workshop Offers Tips On Mas- [ sage for Stress Reduction The [Lunch and Learn workshop on Stress Reduction Massage will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Thurs day, Oct. 29, in the Community [Center, Room 127. For more in- Xformation, contact Carol Evans at text. 2444. ELC to Offer “A Bird in The Hand” Children ages 4 through 10 are invited — along with their par rents — to a special after-school [ event at Clackamas’ John Inskeep [Environmental Learning Center. | The event is scheduled from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, at the ELC I on the Clackamas Community Col lege campus. There is a $6 fee for [each child, which covers all mate- I rials. Parents are admitted free with [child. Pre-registration is required land will be accepted until Nov. 4. ■ For more information or to regis ter, contact the ELC at ext. 2351. CCC Offers Class bn Insects: The Good, The Bad & the Ugly Clackamas will provide an insect identification class. The daytime class begins Nov. 2, and is sched uled from 1 to 5 p.m. Mondays. The evening course is offered Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. beginning Nov. 3. Both courses run for 6 weeks, and there is a $74 tuition and fee charge. For more information on the class, contact Bob Nelson at the Horticulture Department at ext. 2236. For registration informa tion, contact the CCC Help Cen ter at ext. 2770. “Avoiding Burnout” Topic of CCC Workshop A free work shop on avoiding burnout will be offered from 2-4 p.m. Nov. 2, in the Community Center, Room 127. For more information, con tact Carol Evans at ext. 2444. Aging Issues Forum Focuses on Elder Abuse Elder Abuse will be the topic of an Aging Issues Forum scheduled at Clackamas. The forum will be offered from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Nov. 3, in Room 127 of the Community Center. For more information call ext. 2456. Career Center Holds Open House Enjoy free cookies and - I punch in CC 108 as you browse the Center’s career resources and job listings. Questions? Contact Ethel at ext. 2396. ACROSS 1 Mire 4 Make points 9 Cofhmon noun suffix 12 Ever (poetic) 13 Path 14 Born 15 High Pitch 17 Give 19 Smell 21 Catch 22 Passable 24 Miscue 26 Epoxy 29 Nymph 31 Children’s game 33 Navy rank (abbr.) 34 Near 35 Animal 37 Chart 39 Inanimate object 40 Degree 42 Rest 44 Dish 46 Toy 48 Fuel 50 High cards 51 No (Scottish.) 53 Rushlike plant (Scotland) 55 Hungry 58 Reviews 61 It is (Poetic) 62 Leaves 64 Grain 65 But 66 Resin (Scot.) 67 Edu. group (Abbr.) DOWN 1 Ante 2 Over (poetic) 3 Oil 4 Alone 5 Best; elite 6 Toward; to (pref.) 7 Free 8 Jacket 9 Authorize 10 Mesh 11 Prepare golf ball 16 Wide 18 Gripe •20 Craft 22 Sudsy 23 Comb, form meaning straight or correct 25 Male goat 27 Join 28 _ Park, CO 30 Put on, as clothes 32 Crack 36 Joke 38 Clothes worn by Scottish highlanders 41 Monarch, ruler 43 Ballet step 45 Performance 47 Paddle 49 Sudden flood 52 Always 54 Deteriorate 55 Pig pen 56 Same score 57 Outside (Pref.) 59 Toe; prong of fork (Scot.) 60 Station (abbr.) 63 Form of verb "be” October College Visits The visit ing college will be on display in the Community Center Mall: Oct. 29 University of Montana -11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tutors wanted Paid positions for qualified math tutors who have completed MTH 111. Calculus stu dents preferred. Stop by Math Lab for application. Math Lab located in Streeter Hall, S197 Ext. 2308. f To be the premiere healthcare delivery system between San Francisco vid Seattle, we need a world of N * witi yourkKo3slfie£le^^a”f^acyAeait‘F?§^tm1lere'n^raniMOTe*0^)fe|on?w^en^ ” employers for the fourth conskutive yean we currently have a variety of [fert time, full time and on call Job Search Workshops Offered Free Job search workshops are on Tuesdays through Nov. 10, each exploring a different facet of the job search. All are open to the pub lic. For additional information, contact the CCC Career Resource Specialist Ethel Swanson at ex. 2396. entry-level positions avadabje. Join us, and put your^alents to use. Clerical Positions / ! \ -, * \ Provide administrative support to various offices and departments. Requires basic PC skills, excellent Hialth Services Representatives | I | Provide support to me mbers and patients who havg service and information reeds, process patient rtfa- isfratlon,schedule service and maintain health records. Must have knowledge of medical terminologySat ?t one year relevant cerical experience, Admitting or Medical Records a definite plus. Requires effect commtmicatioit af skiHsi the^brotytorotganizrand'prioritfeand'basfePCskhls.- v • • Imaging Support Specialists I i I t I I I excellent! I Study in London for Spring of 1999 Courses range from Writing 121 to Geography 202. It is open to all students who have earned at least 12 college units with a GPA of at least 2.5. Financial aid is available by contacting Glenn Farris at ext. 2583. A meeting for those who are interested will be held at the PCC Sylvania campus near the theater in CT210 Tuesday, November 3 at 5 p.m. For addi tional information, contact Alan Widerburg at ext. 2359. ^Legacy Good Sanlpritan Hospital&M tdical Center 'ï'tegacy Meridian Park Hospital cy Mount Hood Medical Center Visiting Hutpe Association j^hggoanhMlwnttspwgtamwai/extettent'befiefits-pAckage; “ ’ including bp-site child-care, fitness centers, tuition i ilmbursement and free parking. Applications are , ay be obtained ^Legacy Employme it Services Monda^Friday 9am-4pmopany legacy / Legacy Heal 1120 NW 20th Aven; lent Services Portland, OR 97209 [503)415-5405 For a listing of open positions, call our Job Hotline at (503) 833-3236. Hearing impaired individuals, call TDD at 790-1297. Pre-employment drug screen is required. \JA/e are an Affirmative Mon/Equal Opportunity Employer. rr lie riealth System J
