¡Jije ^orttani» Observer
April 28, 1999
Focus
Page 5
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1999 Spring
Career and Job Fair
O re g o n L o tte r y N a m ed
a s T itle S p o n s o r
Cascade Campus,Tuesday, May 4, I I a.m . - 4 p.m.
More than 70 great employers.
Workshops on interviewing, career
transitions, and electronic résumés.
Job opportunities. Free admission!
These employers, and many m ore, will be there.
The Porland-Guadalajara Sister
3ity Association’s award winning
Jinco de Mayo is fast approaching
vith something for everyone May 5-
). Rated the 1998 Top Festival in
North America from a field of 8,000
festivals by the New Jersey based
Events Alliance.
Cinco de Mayo showcases Mexi­
can food, music, dance, and Latin
rhythms featuring popular Mexican
and Hispanic artists and groups, in­
cluding Guadalajara’s internation­
ally famous Folk Ballet, the Grupo
Folklorico de Guadalajara, and the
Guadalajara Mariachi Band.
In addition to the C hildren’s,
M erchants and Artisan Plazas will
be the greatly expanded “La Plaza
Mercado” reminiscent of a typical
town in Mexico where merchants sell
their wares, and just as in Mexico,
authentic artisans demonstrate and
sell their hand-crafted art work.
Add to all of this the family car­
nival, Fireworks Spectacular, Natu­
raliz atio n C erem ony, M ariach i
Mass, and much more, and guests
will see why Sister Cities Interna
tional, headquartered in Washing­
ton D C. representing over 3,200
chapters with affiliations in 125
co u n tries, the P resid en t of the
United States is their H onorary
C h air, aw arded the Portland-
Guadalajara Sister City Association
their 1998 Collaboration Award.
Admission is $5, 12 and under &
seniors over 65, $2 and 6 under free.
Hours are: opening 11 AM, closing
R e s u lts f o r t h e W e e k e n d
1. T h e M a t r i x
3 . N e v e r B e e n K is s e d
5 B .2 m illio n
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5 3 . B m illio n
5 . A n a l y z e T h is
5 3 . 2 m illio n
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Portland
Community
Cascade Campus
705 N. Killingsworth, 1-5 Exit 304
For information, call (503) 978-5290.
Sponsored by Tektronix and Today’s Careers
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PGE - Enron Foundation
presents
May
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May
May
6 & 8
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N c w m a rk T h e a tre
P o rtla n d C e n te r to r th e P e rfo rm in g Arts
T ic k e ts A va ila b le at th e
5 3 .1 m i l l i o n
6 . Lost & Found
7 . IO T h in g s 1 H a t e A b o o t Y o u 5 2 . 8 m i l l i o n
8 . T h e O u t-o f-T o w n e rs
NECA-IBEW Electrical Training
ODS Health Plan
Oregon Health Sciences
Oregon Lottery
Oregon Police Corps
Oregon State Police
PacifiCare
Portland Emergency 9 1 I
Portland Fire Bureau
Portland General Electric
Providence Health System
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield
Renaissance Holdings
Sears
TCI Cable
Tektronix
UPS
Wells Fargo Bank
5 1 2 . 9 m illio n
5 1 1 .6 m illio n
2 . L if e
10 PM Wednesday, Thurs­
day and Sunday, 11 PM
Friday and Saturday.
For more information
about Cinco de Mayo ’99,
contact Tom McDonald at
503/292-5752 or visit our
w ebsite
www.concodemayo.org.
AAA Oregon/ldaho
American Family Insurance
American Red Cross
Brooks Temporary Services
City of Salem
Double Tree/Promus Hotels
Electric Lightwave, Inc.
Express Personnel Services
Fred Meyer
Friends of the Children
Hanna Andersson Corp.
Internal Revenue Service
Kaiser Permanente
Legacy Health System
LSI Logic
Mt Hood Beverage Co.
Multnomah Co. Sheriff
Nature's Northwest
5 1 .7 m illio n
PCPA Box O ttic e (1 11 1 SW B ro ad w a y )
All F re d M e y e r F a s tix x O u tle ts
(2 2 4 -T IX X )
S16 50 / 1 4 .5 0 / 10 50
All S e a ls R e s e rv e d
T ic k e ts s u b je c t to PAC S u rc h a rg e