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M a y 19, 1999
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Job Fairs To Be Held In the
Portland Area
Two unique jo b fairs w ill be
held in the Portland area this month
to bring jo b seekers and em ploy
ers together. The first is a sum m er
jo b fair focusing on youth May 19
at the Days Inn City C enter on
Sixth Avenue downtown Portland.
The jo b fair will be held from
noon to 3:00 p.m. the second job
fair w ill focus on jobs in the staff
ing service industry. The fair will
be held Thursday, May 20 from
noon to 4 p.m. at the Beaverton
Employment office 12901 Jenkins
Road, Suite C. Jobs in m arketing,
financial, w arehouse, m edical o f
fice, and much more will be fea
tured. Contact: M arilyn G ordon,
dow ntow n Portland, (503) 731-
4 8 4 2 ; C h r is tin a H e rn a n d e z ,
Beaverton, (503) 526-2747.
Employment Department
Obtains Fraud Convictions
: The Oregon Em ploym ent D e
partm ent successfully prosecuted
six individuals for unem ploym ent
fraud in the m onth o f April. Ille
gally collectin g unem ploym ent
benefits is a class C felony p unish
able by up to five years in prison
and a $100,000 fine. Courts or
dered those convicted to pay more
than $35,000 in restitution to the
departm ent. There were two con
victions in Multnomah County, two
in W ashington County, and one
each in M arion and Lake counties.
In 1999. the Em ploym ent D epart
ment has successfully prosecuted
18 individuals resulting in m ore
than $87,000 to be returned to the
unem ploym ent in su ra n c e tru st
fund. Contact: Craig Spivey (503)
947-1303.
Portland OlC/Rosemary
Anderson High School
Summer School 1999
Portland OlC/Rosemary Anderson High School is currently accepting applications and
registration for the Summer School.
Portland OIC is located at:
SUMMER SCHOOL
TUITION
Applications available June 1, 1999
POIC is offering two sessions
717 N Killingsworth Court
Portland, OR 97217
(503) 735-1825
Office Hours are: 8:00 a . m . -5 :0 0 p . m .
Three Week Session $90.00 per
.50 (1/2) Credit
June 28 - July lb 1”
NOW ENROLLING FOR 1999-2000 SCHOOL YEAR
CLASSES START SEPTEMBER 1999
Six Week Sessions $175.00 Per
1.00(1) Credit
June 28th - August 6'h
From 8 00 a . m . - 12:15 p . m .
Portland OlC/Rosemary
Anderson High School will be
offering the following courses:
Albina Head Start
A Free Full Day Perschool
7:00
AM -
US History
Math:
Basic Math. Algebra I & / /
Health
Science
5:30
pm
• Monday thru Friday • For Children 3, 4. and 5 Years Old.
Your Child M ay Qualify I f You
•Meet income guidelines
•Are working, in school or on Job Search
•Are a foster parent
English 1,2, 3, & 4
History:
Global History, Government & Law
Register now while seating is still
available. Seating will be limited.
For more information, call 735-
1825 or feel free to drop by and fill
out your application today.
For More Information Call 282-1975.
You can pick up an application at our main office
3417 NE 7,b Ave. P ortland, OR 97212 (Com er o f N E 7* and Fremont)
(503) 282-1975
Free women’s
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Triple Crown Victory
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for him. It’s a long three weeks.
“ I’m sure once he gets on the
horse on Belmont day, h e’ll be
glad that h e’s ready to fire it and
take his chance.”
Charismatic is the seventh horse
to complete the Derby-Prehkness
double since Affirmed. The other
six colts cam e up short in the
Belm ont— including Silver Charm
in 1997 and Real Q uiet in 1998.
“ It’s a tough thing to pull o ff,”
Cauthen said. “A horse has to be at
100 percent each time and you ju st
can ’t afford anything to go wrong
in betw een.”
N o horse has won the Triple
Crow n since, but Cauthen says
h e ’ll root for Charism atic when
the colt takes the track at Belm ont
on June 5.
C authen praised jockey Chris
A ntley for his handling o f C haris
m atic in the D erby and Preakness.
He said all the attention before the
B elm ont and a possible T riple
C row n can also be a jarring ride
for a jockey.
“ I ’m sure h e ’ll give him a good
ride in the Belm ont,” Cauthen said.
“ I ju st know that the next three
w eeks are going to be awful tense
BRUCE SCHREINER
A ssociated P ress
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Steve
Cauthen’s respect for Charismatic
grows with each victory. Just don’t put
him in the same league as A ffirmed, the
one-time teen riding sensation says.
C h a ris m a tic , the K e n tu c k y
D erby and Preakness w inner, can
catch A ffirm ed as a T riple Crow n
w inner by taking the Belm ont.
But Cauthen insists that Affirmed
remains in a class by himself.
“I don’t com pare any horses to
Affirmed because I think Affirmed
was the best,” said Cauthen, who as
an 18-year-old rode the chestnut
horse to thrilling Triple Crow n vic
tories over archrival Alydar in 1978.
Roberts FauIters
mt Doesn't Fall
Boldon Breezes
to 100 Win
Roberts and Pate both broke
the tournam ent record by one shot
with a 72-hole total o f 18-under-
par 262. D espite a double-bogey
on No. 14, Roberts fired a 68 at the
TPC at Las Colinas.
Pate, who carded a 66 Sunday,
had a chance to force a p la y o ff
w ith Duval at the Bob Hope C las
sic but m issed a 15-foot birdie
putt at the finishing hole.
S pain’s Sergio G arcia, the low
am ateur at the M asters, closed his
professional debut on A m erican
soil with a 69 Sunday and finished
tied for third at 11-under 269,
along w ith reigning U.S. Open
champion Lee Janzen, Brian W atts
and Chris DiM arco.
Tiger W oods, the 1997 cham
pion, and Emlyn A ubrey ended up
nine shots back at 9-under 271
after both shot 69s.
The TPC at Las C olinas is a
par-70, 6,899-yard layout.
IRV IN G , Texas (Reuters) - For
the second tim e this year, Steve
Pate m issed his chance at victory
on the final hole.
In January, Pate w atched David
D uval shoot a final-round 59 at the
Bob Hope Classic and lost by one
stroke. Sunday, it was Loren Rob
erts who parred the first playoff
hole to defeat Pate and win the $3
m illion Byron N elson Classic.
Pate hit his second shot into the
right bunker on the par-4, 440-
yard 18th, the first playoff hole.
He blasted out w ithin 20 feet o f
the pin and his par attem pt slid
right o f the hole.
R oberts landed his second shot
in a bunker on the opposite side o f
the green. But his third shot fell
two feet from the hole and he nailed
it, securing his sixth career w in —
first since the 1997 CVS C harity
C lassic — and a first prize o f
$540,000.
B y LANDON HALL__________________
© T he A ssociated P ress
Boldon, the world’s fastest man
last year at both 100 and 200 meters,
ran a relatively slow 10.15, but it was
enough for an easy victory at the
chilly Adidas Oregon Track Classic.
“My coach told me today that if I
was clear early, to just stop, basically,”
Boldon said, as usual carrying the flags
of team HSI and his native Trinidad &
Tobago. “I prefer to have a good race
in the elements than come up here and
run 9.9 and be hurt for the next month.”
He said his next three races will
be in Stuttgart, Germany; Finland
and Athens. There, he will take on
rival Frankie Fredericks ofNamibia.
The Oregon Classic was the first in
a five-event Golden Spike Tour, cre
ated by USA Track and Field to drum
up more American interest in the sport.
The series continues next week in St.
Louis and ends with the national cham
pionships in Eugene, Ore., June 24-27.
T R I-M E T
NEW S
IN T E R S T A T E MAX OPEN HO USES
The Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods and
the North Portland Neighborhood Office, along with Tri-M et,
the City of Portland and Metro, invite you to learn about
the proposed Interstate M AX light rail line.
Monday, May 3
4-8 pm
INTERSTATE
MAX
P o n M M E axi
C añar
Emanuel Hospital-Lorenzen Ctr.
2801 N Gantenbein, Portland
(bus lines: 4-Fessenden, 33-Fremont
or 40-Mocks Crest)
Sponsored by th e Urban League
Thursday, May 6
4-8 pm
Kaiser Town Hall
3704 N Interstate Ave., Portland
(bus line: 5-Interstate)
Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente
Wednesday, May 12
4-8 pm
(bus line: 5-Interstate)
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You can also comment on the
Supplemental Draft Environmental
Impact Statement that describes the
benefits, costs and impacts o f the
Interstate MAX line.
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