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FOR SALE: 1988 Buick Century
Limited, 75,000 miles, new every­
thing. $2,2?0. Call (503) 481-
7019.
SALE:
1-993
Nissan
Pathfinder XE Sport. V6, 4WD,
auto, 138K miles, 6-CD/cassette,
tow package, good condition, one
owner. $5,500 obo. Call Beth .or
Mike at (503) 829-4890,
ATARI/NES WANTED!
Have old game system junk t
ing your closet? Gimme ;
maybe 1 can take it Off yer
Broken junk OK! (503) 632;
FOR
FOR
SALE:
'1969
AMC
Ambassador, SST, 2DR, 343 V8,
runs great, PS/PB/AC. N0 RUST!
$999.00 obo. (503) 632-491f.
Leave Message!
HELP NEEDED: Looking for wit­
ness of car accident involving
black Toyota pickup that hit parked
blue Ford Explorer in Rook parking
lot Thursday morning, Feb. 19.
Please call April at (503) 654-2689.
NANNY WANTED: Need f,
year commitment. Two-v,
and newborn for M WF from i
6:30 p.m., occasionally unt
p.m. Call Rachel anytime a
652-2922.
ROOMMATE WANTED
share apartment with fema
dent. Two bed, 1.5 bath J
from
CCC.
Npl sm
Inexpensive rent/utilities.
Dawn at (503) 936-6718.
FOR SALE: Washer/Dryer
years old. $250 obo. Call (
(503)829-7605.
C ampus H appenings
Chrysalis, a women writ­
ers group, meets every
Wednesday from noon
to 2 p.m. in Barlow 114,
Local author Paj; Lichen
guides writers of all levels
through discussions of
their work. For more
info, call ext. 2444. .
CCC presents free com­
posting workshops on
Saturdays in May and
June. Instructors will
share a variety of tech­
niques for composting
yard debris. The work­
shops will be held from 9
to 11 a,m. at the Home
C o m p o st in g
Demonstration site south
of Clairmont Hall. Pre­
registration
is
not
required. For more info,
call the horticulture dept,
at ext. 2246.
Seasoned
Adult
Enrichment Program
meets every Wednesday
at 9:30 a.m. in Room 191
at the Harmony Center
campus. SAEP sessions
are $3 for a single pro­
Clackamas
gram. For more info, call The
Communications and
ext. 3146.
Theatre dept, pres­
“The
Real
The annual Student Art ents
Exhibition
continues Inspector Hound,” a
through today in the play which hilariously
Pauling Gallery. The exhi­ parodies classic murder
bition contains student art mysteries while asking
questions
work from the past year in profound
the ’shifting
sculpture, metals, paint­ ^about
ing, ceramics, drawing, boundaries between life
design and photography. and art. Performances
For more info, call the Art will be held in the
McLoughlin
Hall
Center at ext. 2386.
Theatre May 27-29.,
with each performance
beginning at 7 p.m. A.
matinee is also sched­
uled on May 30 at 2:30
p.m. Admission is $8
for adults and $5 for
students and seniors.
For , reservations or
more info, call ext.
2356.
The annual Community
Fair Day is today from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
front of the Community
Center'. Many local ven­
dors will be on campus
selling their goods and
promoting their: busi­
nesses^ There will also
be a barbecue and
music. The BBQ will be
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The event is sponsored
by ASG. For more info,
call ASG at ext. 2245.
Cream event today
from noon to 1 p.m. in
RR 207. Come enjoy'
some dairy treats and
listen to instructors
orate about the fun and
fundamentals of math.
For more info, call the
math dept, at ext. 221S.
Portland State professor
and author Tony Wolk
is the featured writer for
the
spring
term
Author’s
Night
tonight at 7. p.m. in the
Literary Arts Center in
RR 220. Wolk will dis­
cuss
his ‘ novel
“Abraham Lincoln, A
Novel Life.” The event
is free, but a $2 contri­
bution to the Friends of
the Library is appreciat­
ed. For more info, con­
tact Allen Widerberg at
ext. 2359.
some of the
artists of our time
ing, the Instrum
Jazz Night Sj
Concert tonigli
7:30 p.m. in
Gregory
F<
Admission is $5.
more info, call
music dept, at ext.
The Spring
Concert is Ma
< beginning at. 7:30
in the Gregory Ft
Come listen as the
concert band pre
an evening of ;
music featuring a
tion of symp
pieces. Admission
For more info, c<
the music dept, a
2434.
A reminder t<
students: Moi
May 31 is Men
The Clackamas Math The instrumental jazz Day and the co
Cl
Department is hblding ensemble plays a selec­ is closed.
its annual Pi and Ice tion of standards from resume June 1.
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