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Oabra J. M ills describes herself
as a dependable, hard worker who
works well with people.
Her working skills include: typing
(55 wpm ), word processor, dic­
taphone, switchboard, computer
programming, and general office
duties.
She previously was employed at a
high school and an insurance com­
pany. H er position duties were
bookkeeping, typing, switchboard,
receptionist and secretary.
Ms. M ills has studied at the
University of Puget Sound and Lin­
field College.
Oarcell Lanae
M ason, has
worked as recreational planner for
Volunteers o f America (which in­
cluded childcare), research and
writing for the completion of a book
(the Foxfire Project), clerical work,
and with stock for a large department
store.
She has been active in school
clubs and groups such as the
Student Advisory Committee, French
C lub, N ational H onor Society,
Talented and Gifted Program and
Mentorship Program , A dver­
tisement Manager o f her high
school newspaper, and captain of
the girl’s varsity tennis team.
Ms. Mason is the recording
secretary of the Youth D ept., fo r­
mer vice-president o f the Young
Adult Mission, and former financial
secretary of the Young Adult Choir
of her church.
She has received special awards
and honors o f the Roseway Lions
Scholarship, Delta Sigma Theta
Scholarship, and the Roselyn Irving
Scholarship.
Phi Com Ly w ill receive her
diploma from high school June 4th.
W ith her m ajor emphasis as
business education, she has also
taken two years of typing, one year
o f accounting, four years o f
mathematics, and business m a­
chines.
Ms. Ly’s skills include typing (50
wpm) and the ten-key electronic
calculator.
She has maintained a part-tim e
job at a restaurant in the last year
and is training for the food staff.
Youth project
underway
According to Multnomah County
Commissioner Gladys M cC oy,
" S ta rtin g July 9th, the C ivilian
Conservation Corps o f the l9 3 0 ’s
w ill be reborn in the M ultnom ah
County Youth Services Dem on­
stration Project.”
That’s the first day of enrollment
for the program, which will employ
an estimated 50 eighteen-year olds
in such areas as conservation and
pollution control while they learn
work skills.
M cCoy emphasizes that en­
rollm ent is lim ited only by fu n d ­
ing and that more young people
can be enrolled if further con­
tributions are received. Today,
$65,000 has been received from
public and private sources including
the Jackson Foundation, U .S .
Forest Service, Multnomah Çounty,
Nerco, Hayden Corporation, Nero
and Associates and Norcrest China.
The project has applied for tax
exempt status and includes par­
ticipation by the cities of Portland,
W ood V illage, Maywood Park,
Troutdale, Gresham and Fairview.
Achievement lauded
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Hattie Stringer has been selected
from I900 employees at Providence
M edical Center as the June em ­
ployee o f the m onth. She is an
assistant head nurse on a post­
coronary care unit where she has
worked 13 o f her 24 years at the
medical center. Mrs. Stringer has
always preferred the specialty
patient care units in her nursing
career, and has also worked in in­
tensive care, coronary care, open
heart recovery, and surgery units.
She is a member o f Immaculate
Heart C h u rc h .
Employees selected for this
special recognition at Providence
are nominated by fellow employees.
Their choice is based on creativity,
com m itm ent, jo b perform ance,
initiative, attitude, personality and
outstanding achievement.
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