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May 5, 2010
Providence Elderplaee salutes the 10th
Annual Joyce Washington Classic.
Providence EiderPlace
Maintaining dignity, em
independence
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Hundreds of families across the Portland area have
found a different kind of care for their aging loved
ones at Providence EiderPlace.
(From left) Portland Observer Publisher. Charles Washington. Michael Holton Jr. with h is Most Valuable
Player award, Mark Washington, Michael Holton Senior with Spirit of Joyce Washington award.
Our team of experts provides and coordinates the
care and services participants need, including:
Primary and specialty
Personal care
medical care
Recreational Therapy
Restorative Therapies
Social services
Medications
Housing
Medical equipment
Transportation
Participants must be 55 or older; eligible for
service under Aging and Disability Services
guidelines; and living in or willing to relocate
to Multnomah County. All authorized services
are covered in full for Providence EiderPlace
members. Members may be liable for the cost of
unauthorized services.
( W 2 75-6556
www.providence.org/elderplace
The girls Gold Team tensely watches their teamates along with the audience during the 2008 game.
PCC C a s c a d e C am pus is proud to be a s u p p o rte r o f
th e 1 0 th A nnual Jo yce W ashin gton M e m o ria l C lassic
Portland
Com m unity
C ollege
Cascade Campus offers a wide range of two-year degree options, four-year transfer opportunities and
professional/technical programs of one-year or less - all in an environment that’s welcoming to students of all
backgrounds, cultures and abilities. There's no better place to get a head start on the rest of your life.
Tuition is only $74/credit for local residents, and plenty of financial aid is available
Located in the heart of North Portland, Cascade Campus is within easy reach of
anywhere in the metro area
With evening and weekend classes, and a host of distance-learning offerings,
Cascade Campus can fit into any schedule
Registration for Summer Term 2010 starts May 7, and classes begin on June 21. For more information, call
503-977-8888, log on to www.pcc.edu, or visit us in person at 705 N. Killingsworth St., on the ground floor of
the Student Services Building.
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