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Council is the largest
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youth in Multnomah and
Washington Counties.
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This sum m er, It anticipates pro
viding w ork experience, education,
and em ploym ent opportunities to up
w ards o f 2,000 youth through part
nerships with the City o f Portland,
Portland D evelopm ent Com m ission,
M ultnom ah and W ashington C oun
ties, local school districts, com m u
nity-based organizations, and others.
All youth served through T he Private
Industry Council are low -incom e, and
m any are overcom ing significant
challenges on the road to becom ing
productive, contributing mem bers o f
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our community.
The positive activities these youth
will be involved with this sum m er
include:
A renovation project to fix up
homes for low-incom e elderly per
sons in W ashington County.
Integrated Curriculum Projects-
projects focus on integrating studies
in science, the arts, social studies, and
basic skills with hands-on projects,
including landscape and conserva
tion, photography, video production,
a building rehabilitation project, and
mural projects.
O u td o o r m u ra l p r o je c ts in
Hillsboro, Forest G rove, and the City
o f Portland. M ost m urals will focus
on “diversity” as a theme.
Third year students enrolled in
our sum m er T rainine and Education
Program will be involved in a num ber
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A , efcferty tou-income »oman ,n North Port/and gets some needed yard u-ork done by youth employed by Metropolitan Family Services in a summer jobs program. The
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youngsters spend part o f their work time learning subjects such as first-aid, English, personal finance and job hunting.
N orthw est Film Center.
An apprenticeship program in
science and engineering which will
link youth with a full-tim e mentor
durine the sum m er m onths. The eoal
o f this program will be to give youth
e n g in e e r in g s o m e p r e - p r o f e s
sio n a l e x p e rie n c e and an u n d e r
sta n d in g o f p o ssib le c a re e r o p
tio n s.
U d to 1.500 vouth will be Dlaced
in individual work experiences atpub-
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Careers Begin In the Classroom.
The foundation of a successful career is
knowledge & training. Pacific Power, an
Equal Opportunity Employer, supports
the ideals and aims of Career Day.
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Counties. W ork experiences will in-
elude assisting with clerical, childcare,
healthcare, library, custodial, and
classroom activities. In the past, youth
have been placed in diverse work
situations such as the Humane Soci-
ety. Bureau o f Land M anagement,
Loaves & Fishes, and the Internal
Revenue Service.
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Legacy Emanuel
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Healthcare
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Grant High School
Biomedical Research
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Benson High School
Pediatrics
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Grant High School
Biomedical Research
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home?
American State Bank may be able to help you. We have just
established a program to lower our standard required 20%
down payment on conventional home loans to just 5% for
qualifying low-income families.
If you have a good “track-record" of paying rent, a good
credit history, are a low-income family, and have enough
cash for a 5% down payment, you too could own your own
home under this program.
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Courtney Bailey
Benson High School
Cardiology
This is the fifth year that Legacy
Emanuel Healthcare Scholarships
up to four years, and the funds may be
have been awarded to high school
seniors who reside in North and
Northeast Portland and are planning
Next year’s application process will begin
to study for a healthcare career. The
Relations, 280-4630.
used for tuition, books and other fees.
in February 1995, and information is
available by calling lan Shea, Community
scholarship is $1000, renewable for
Legacy Emanuel
Hospital & Health Center
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