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H k :jBÂ?iâ S fe ti Îî’*k 7<^?¿‘ J5^: .<•? •fr’ u ■.-. Page A5 OCT. 1, 1997 on (Tlje |jn r t la n b © h s c rtw r r,1 E a rly C hildhood Education C enters S till Have Openi lings f o r 4 - -Y e a r-O ld s Barents o f 4-year-olds w ho are Pi looking for prekindergarten program s that can help youngsters learn school skills should check out Sabin, King and H um boldt early childhood education centers. T hose three schools still have openings in half-day program s that give children socialization skills as well as beginning literacy and m ath sk ills . M o rn in g and a fte rn o o n classes help children prepare for all- day kindergarten program s offered at P ortland’s early childhood ed u cation centers, and for other kinder garten program s. Enrollm ent in the schools isopen to all children living within the P ort land Schixil District boundaries. Chil dren m ust have been 4 years old by Sept. I . T ransportation is provided to students living w ithin the feeder school area o f each center; fam ilies m ust provide transportation for stu dents living outside that area. Fam ilies interested in enrolling their children should call the schools to arrange a visit or receive more inform ation. Sabin School is located at 4013 NE 18th (916-6482); King School is at 4906 N E 6th (916-6456); H um boldt S chool is at 4915 N Gantenbein ( 9 16-5468). I-------------------------------------------------- , High Tech Humboldt Wells forgo Stogecooch Carries High-Tech equipment to Humboldt elementary School hird Grade student Jam eeya one day has gone by since we W aters, 8, show s how she opened that we haven’t had is using one o f the 15 co m students ask to stay after puters that W ells Fargo Bank do school to use the computers. nated to Humboldt Elementary School And parents are asking as for its com puter lab. L ooking on F ri day, Sept. 19. are W ells Fargo E xecu well,” said Bobbie Braker, Humboldt tive Vice President G eorge Passadore E lem en tary ’s com puter specialist. (right) and Portland Public Schools The school has been redesigned to bring students up to and above the Superintendent Jack Bierwirth “ Not T y « y » k Explorers visit Gregory Heights C areer Fair! Washington Mutual is a growing, successful bank that’s managed to remain friendly and down- to-earth and it’s a great place to work. Perhaps that’s why, in Fortune Magazine's 1997 survey of our peers, Washington Mutual was rated the number one most admired savings institution in the country. If you are looking for a career in banking.. come visit us at our job fair. We are looking for a wide range of talented people with a variety of skills for the following positions: FT&PT Tellers Internal Loan Reps Loan Coordinators M o n d a y O c to b e r tttli 1 9 9 7 1 0 : 0 0 AM - 4 : 0 0 PM D o u b le T r e e H o te l a t L lo y d C e n te r Divorce Recovery and Grief Recovery Workshops October 7 - November 11, 1997 Church of the Nazarene Sunset Hwy at Sylvan 297-6100 new higher state and district stan dards, said Principal Judy Bryant. T echnology is one o f the tools the students are using to reach those higher goals In a com m unity with few high-tech system s at hom e, stu dents can now w ork with com puter system s that few have had access to A great part o f that is because of tin. donation by W ells Fargo. Formerly (Red Lion) 1000 NE Multnomah In the Hawthorne Room (this is a free event) Bring your resume and completed application to our open house on Oct 6th, 10am-4pm. You may pick up an application at any branch location. Applications and hiring managers will also W orld explorers J ohnny O dyssey and J anet P lanet shared i heir INSIGHT IN GEOGRAPHY RECENTLY WITH SIXTH GRADERS A1 (iREGORY H eights M iddle S chool . T he northeast P ortland school was CHOSEN BECAUSE OE THEIR DYNAMIC TEACHER ,,ERE FlTTERMAN, RATED be on site. We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits & professional growth, all from a company where things are looking Up! That’s Washington Mutual. AS ONE OE THE CITY’S TOP GEOGRAPHY EDUCATORS. ‘-’'ft-»* ’ Brokers Join Norris, Beggs & Simpson W; V S cott D. M ac L ean J e ffre y F. B u rn s, S c o tt D. M acLean, and A ndrew S. Sisavic h av e jo in e d N o rris , B e g g s & S im p so n ’s P o rtlan d office, a n nounced J. C layton H ering, P resi dent for the Com pany. B urns will be specializing in in dustrial sales and leasing focusing on Southwest Portland. Priortojoin- ing the com pany. B um s w as a B ev erage M anagerforS unri ver Resort, handling budgeting, staffing, and m aintenance o f T he R esort’s na tionally acclaim ed w ine inventory. He earned his B.S. from O regon State U niversity and is a m em ber o f the Com m ercial A ssociation o f Re altors- Portland/V ancouver(C A R ) 1997 Walk A-Thon to Benefit The College Fund/ÜNCI J effrey F. B urns Andrew S. Sisavic and the O SU Beaver Club. M acLean will also be specializing in industrial sales and leasing, with his focus on N orthw est Portland. W ith a proven sales history and nine y e a rs p re v io u s e m p lo y m e n t at N ordstrom , he com es to the com pany w ith a strong custom er service back g ro u n d and top h o n o rs th ro u g h aw ards such as Pacesetter for top sales. M acL ean is a Portland native and earned his B.S from Portland State U niversity. He is a m em ber of CAR. Bringing over 12 years o f retai I experience, Sisavic will specialize in retail properties and shopping ce n ters in the Portland m arket. A g radu ate o f the U niversity o f O regon, he focused on the sale and leasing of retail real estate at N orris & Stevens prior tojoining the com pany. Sisavic is a member of the International C oun cil o f Shopping C en ters A ssocia tion, C A R , and S unset C o rrid o r A s sociation. Norris, Beggs & Sim pson, in busi ness for o ver 65 years, is a regional real estate brokerage, asset and prop erty m anagem ent, and m ortgage fi nancing firm with offices in m ajor cities in O regon and W ashington It is affiliated with the N ew A m erica N etw ork, the N atio n ’s largest o rga nization o f independent industrial and com m ercial real estate profes sionals. SATURDAY, O C T O B E R 4,199,7 Peninsula Park, Portland • • REGISTRATION OPENS WALK STARTS 8:30 A.M. 10:00 A .M . For more information call: (503) 223-8890 Contributing Sponsors Title Sponsor Northwest Natural Gas KOIN^ii^ . - iL a t r a n t a Nxhing else m malvs sense' M cD o n ald s © adatas Washington Mutual muun f.Hin»,nmnn
