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WEdNEsdAy, FEbRUARy 9, 2000
TI he CI ac I< amas P rìnt
Campus-Announqements
Events Calendar
February:_______________ I
Children’s workshop: The
ELC will be hosting a work
shop for children ages five
through eight today from 4 to
5:15 p.m. There is a $5 fee.
Children will be making Val
entines as well as mid-winter
tree garlands out of recycled
material. Formore info, con
tact the ELC at ext. 2351
Free workshop: An Aging
Issues forum is being offered
on the signs and symptoms
of heart disease It will be held
Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to noon
in room 117 at the Family Re
source Center. For more info,
contact the Aging Issues Fo
rum at ext. 2456.
Flowers and gifts: Hie Native
American club will be spon
soring a Valentines sale. Fresh
flowers , wood carvings and
many gifts will be for sale from
9 a.m.-3 p.m. in the Community
Center on Feb. 11 and Feb. 14.
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Scholarships available: Over 50
scholarships are available to cover
costs for tuition, books and fees.
Applications are available in the
Community Center.
Beginning bird watching class:
“Knowing Your Backyard Winter
Birds,” is being offered as a guide
to identifying winter birds by bird
expert Marilynne Keyser. The
class is being held tonight at the
ELC from 7- 9 p.m. For more info,
contact the ELC at ext. 2351.
Pruning class: “Basic Pruning”
■ is a four-week, hands-on class to
teach pruning techniques and tips,
offered, by the Horticulture Dept.
There is a $50 fee for the course,
which meets from 1-4:50 p.m. on
Thursdays beginning Feb. 10. For
more info, contact registration at
ext. 2770.
Social Sciences Colloquium:
"The Artwork of Kay Slusarenko"
will be held in M206 on Feb. 17
from 12-1 p.m. Kay is the Associ
ate Dean of Arts, Humanities, and
Social Sciences at Clackamas. The
event is free.
Volunteers needed: Volunteers are
needed to work with children ages
eight to 12 in a program that will
begin in March and run through
May oh Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Volunteers will be trained to help
in the classroom and on site with
ponds, wildlife, trees and trails. If
you are interested in volunteering,
applications are available at the
ELC, and are due by Feb. 14. For
more info, contact the ELC at ext.
2637.
hosting a community fair. Dead
line for renting a table is Feb.29.
Local bands will also be perform
ing. For more info, contact Michelle
at ext. 2245.
Connections Café: Join the con
nection of a women’s online book
discussion group. Access the
Connections Café from the Clacka
mas Website, at www.clackamas.
cc.or.us; from there go to the new
AAWCC/Connections Webpage.
Register for WKS 1-02 the cost is
$10.
What’s for Lunch?: Call ext. 2675
Astronomical studies: Classes are
scheduled at the ELC Tuesday
evenings from 7-9 p.m. “Telescope
Help,” Feb. 15, “Astronomy
through Binoculars,” Feb.29, and
“Astronomy on the internet,”
March 14. There is a $5 fee for each
class. Formore info, call the ELC at
ext 2351.
for a menu of Chartwell’s special
of the day and choice of soup.
Open Weight Room: Every Mon
day and Wednesday from 4-8 p.m.
the weight room in Randall 14 is
open. Locker and shower facili
ties are available.
ested in selling small products or
crafts, Students Activities is
Volunteer Tutors Needed
Energetic people needed to tutor
adults in reading and writing
approximately 2 hours per
week. Call Joe at ext 2724.
Free Math Tutoring
Come to the Math Lab in
Streeter on a drop-in basis.
Don't get stuck!
Math Study Groups
Tired of working long hours
alone on your math? Join a
study group or start your own.
Come to the Math Lab in
Streeter today for a Study
Group Reservation Form or
check out the existing groups.
Unless otherwise noted, all
Have an announcement? Stop by
Vendors wanted: If you are inter
Want to earn S8.65 an hour?
Be a tutor! To find out more, call
Don at ext'2324, or stop by Dye
136.
Bl04 or call ext. 2309 and let us
know what is happening. We are
open Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
extensions are on campus.
Dial (503) 657-6958, and then
the extension, or use a campus
phone and dial the extension.
Classified Ads
ROOMMATE
WANTED
Roommate Wanted - Kingsbury
Heights Apartments. $220 w/ utili
ties - either male or female to share
a 3 bedroom apartment. 723-0667
FOR SALE: MISC
For sale: Two twin mattresses $45.
Sold together or individually.
Metal bunkbed frames also avail
able. Call 650-9445.
FOR SALE:
AUTOMOTIVE
1987 Jetta GLI. Red, 5 spd, 4
dr, sunroof, newdngine. 190K.
Runs good. New tires. $3500
OBO. Call John at 650-9445.
Buick Riviera. New brakes, bat
tery, much more, $1500 obo.
503-723-3697
1991 Honda Civic, blue, 5 spd,
4- dr. Great running condition,
good gas mileage. $5000 OBO.
Call Mandy at 650-9445.
Have something to sell? The
Clackamas Print Classifieds
are a great way to go. You can
reach a wide range of people at
a low, low cost. Stopby B104
or call ext. 2578 for more infor
mation. But hurry, space is fill
ing fast!