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Debutantes 1994
Communities Awarded
Project Funds
College
Hires Human
Resource
Assistant
Nearly $9 million in com m unity
developm ent grant aw ards were an­
nounced today by the Oregon E co­
nomic D evelopm ent Department.
Thirty-nine cities and counties
will benefit from the grants, which
will help improve housing and com ­
m unity-based services in rural com ­
m unities throughout the state.
The Com m unity D evelopm ent
Block G rant (CD BG ) program , ad ­
m inistered by the Econom ic D evel­
opm ent Department, offers federally-
funded grants for projects targeted at
critical needs o f low and moderate
incom e people and their com m uni­
ties. The Oregon Economic D evelop­
m ent D epartm ent receives about $14
m illion per year from the U.S. D e­
partm ent o f Housing and Urban D e­
velopm ent for this program.
“Businesses grow and prosper in
O regon when com m unities grow and
p ro sp e r,” G overnor R oberts said.
“T hese grants help com m unities with
the housing and services they need to
maintain their quality o f life and at­
tract and keep good jobs.”
“W e believe that community d e­
velopm ent projects, such as those re ­
ceiving grants today, are a critical
factor in m aintaining O regon’s liv­
ability,” said Bill Scott, Oregon E co­
nomic D evelopm ent D epartm ent D i­
rector. “W ithout adequate housing
and services such as childcare and
H ead start cen ters, health clin ics,
em ergency shelters, and senior cen ­
ters, O regon fam ilies have a m uch
h ard er tim e surviving in to d a y ’s
econom y.” Scott said the departm ent
finds that projects benefitting com ­
m unities and families are a key part o f
economic development.
T he b e n efitin g co u n ties are:
Baker, Benton, Clatsop, Colum bia,
Coos, Crook, Curry, D ouglas, G rant,
Jackson, Jefferson Josephine, K la­
m ath, Lake, L ane, L incoln, L inn,
M alheur, M arion, Polk, Tillam ook,
Umatilla, W allowa, W asco, and Y am ­
hill county.
Mt. H ood Com m unity College
has hired Karen M ichele Sparw asser
o f Tigard as assistant director o f hu­
man resources. Sparw asser will as­
sume the position beginning July 1.
She will assist the director in
carrying out the functions o f labor
contracts, staff developm ent, com ­
pensation and benefits, em ploym ent
and strategic planning. She also will
supervise staff and serve as a resource
person for federal and state laws,
college board policies and regula­
tions and labor contract management.
Sparw asser w orked at IBM for
23 years. Her expertise includes busi­
ness m easurem ent analysis, and man-
agem entand marketing planning. She
is currently enrolled in the MBA pro­
gram at the U niversity o f Portland
and will receive her degree in August.
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a n d C a v a lie rs w as c h o re o g ra p h e d
by K riste n B ray sen . T he m u sical
trib u te w as by T iffa n y M artin and
Ja m a l W h ite .
F rie n d s g re e te d the h o n o re e s
at a re c e iv in g lin e fo llo w in g the
sp e c ia l p re se n ta tio n and ballro o m
d a n c in g fo r the e v e n in g w as to
the m usic o f T he Illu sio n Show
B and.
L e s F em m es w as o rg a n iz e d
in 1951 in re sp o n se to the need
for a p o s itiv e p ro g ra m fo r the
so c ia l g ro w th and d e v e lo p m e n t o f
a re a c h ild re n .
th e ir d a u g h te rs an d fa th e rs p r e ­
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to th e ir so n s. D eb u ta n te and C a v a ­
lie r e s c o r ts , e le g a n t in b la c k and
w h ite g o w n s a n d b la c k tu x e d o s
c a r r ie d o u t th e e le g a n t c o lo r
sch em e.
S e d ric K ion F o rd and K yra
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an d m istre ss o f c e re m o n ie s. W e l­
co m e w as by B etty T h o m p so n and
p re se n ta tio n o f L es Fern m es mem -
b e rs w as by R ic a B rooks. T he h is ­
tory an d sig n ific a n c e o f the “ R ites
o f P a ssa g e C e re m o n y ” w as giv en
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T o Y o u r D re a m s ,” w a s th e th em e
o f th e Ju n e 25 e v e n t. S ix te e n
D e b u ta n te s an d se v e n C a v a lie rs ,
a ll g r a d u a tin g h ig h s c h o o l s e ­
n io rs , m ade th e ir e n tra n c e
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b a llo o n s . W h ite c o lu m n s to p p e d
w ith b a sk e ts o f re d ro se s an d fe rn s
a d o rn e d the sta g e . P a re n ts g re e te d
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