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®!* ^ortlanò ©bseruer August 15, 2012 Page 19 Introduction "'"’College Life C la SSIFIED/B i D c continued o n t i n u e 4L d f r from o m page 11 open for years to come. thinking they’ll never be be anything. thinking they’ll never anything. _______________________ After all, he is living proof that At the National Youth Sports the camp can make something and Camp, “We want to exude citizen someone of kids who may grow up ship,” Miller said. / football players are like celebrity appearances. “They love it,” he said. “They If you’re passionate about food, then join our team and help us make a delicious perk up and pay attention.” He also difference. In return, we ll help you have a satisfying career filled with sweet says the kids love friendly competi opportunities. We offer competitive salaries and benefits so we can attract and retain top tion. When they come to camp, they talent And with our global presence, we offer a variety of career experiences you just can’t get to play and make friends with get anywhere else. © kids from all around the city. Join the Kraft Foods team ! www.kraftfoods.com/careers i Respect, sportsmanship, commit Providing business solutions and IT support to ment and dedication are the sub Visit our website for the latest job openings help your business grow and succeed. jects Frazier places before his camp www.kraftfoods.com/careers ers. Kraft Foods is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Because many kids arrive at As an equal opportunity employer, Kraft Foods, Inc. cam p without the healthy m eals is committed to a diverse workforce. In order to How to Start a Business • Business Development they should be getting at home, ensure reasonable accommodation for individuals they are served a m orning break protected by Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Administration • IT Network Assessment Act of 1973, the Vietnam Veterans Readjustment fast and hot lunches, funded Human Resources • Management Concepts Act of 1974, and Title I of the American s with through the U.S. Departm ent of Disabilities Act of 1990, applicants that require Event Planning • RFPBids • Grant Writing A griculture. accommodation in the job application process may 1 kraft foods • I iwaa w » The boys and girls learn to make contact 847-646-6044 for assistance. healthier eating choices thanks to "If you need help starting or improving your business, Oregon State University E xten contact us today and let us help." For contracting opportunities with the City of sion staff who use their own na RMM tionally-tested model to teach the Portland, visit the Procurement Services website at: cam pers about nutrition and how http://www.portlandonline.com/omf/purchasing Office info@nwbcinc.com 2721 N. Lombard St. to co o k h e a lth y m eals from 503-421-3746 www.nwbcinc.com Portland, OR 97217 scratch. “We are teaching them how to c o n n e c t w ith u s make a meal from whatever ingredi Bring in this ad and receive one hour consultation for FREE. ents they might have at home in their cupboards,” said Janet Costello of the OSU extension service. Another program implemented at camp is Gang Resistance and Training orG.R.E. A.T, a skills-based 1120 SW Fifth Avenue Room 750 course run by Portland Police offic State Firm» ers who bring street smarts and Providing Insurance and Financial Services Portland Oregon 97204 503-823-6855 advise on how to say no to gangs Home Office, Bloomington, Illinois 61710 and solve conflicts without vio lence. ¿ n i Saying no to gangs goes for h o m e fo rw a rd young girls as well, according to Agent hope, •c.cess potential. Glynnis Woods, or “Miss W oods” 4946 N Vancouver Avenue, Portland, OR 97217 tocampers. She has taught at NYSP Two Public Housing Priorities That M ay Allow You to Apply 503 286 1103 Fax 503 286 1146 for 12 years. Even W hen W aitin g Lists Are Closed erme.hill h5mb@statefarrn com “I come here for the kids,” said 24 Hour Good Neighbor Service® Woods, who works during the year H om e Forw ard is pleased to a n nounce a new Public H ousin g CLUBS at Roosevelt High School and car priority fo r h ouseh olds th a t require a cce ssib le fe a tu re s that FAMILY REUNIONS »TAII »AIM ries a no B.S. attitude. ‘T o build acco m m od ate a w heelchair. Fam ilies and Individuals w ho q u alify SCHOOL CLUBS relationships and try to teach the fo r this p riority can ap ply at a n y tim e, even when w aitlists are BUSINESSES IMIVIANC^ girls the right way.” closed. Th is priority do es not a p p ly to the Section 8 program . SCREEN PRINTING The right way for Woods means H o u seh old s m ust ve rify th e ir need fo r this p riority by h a vin g a no fighting, no getting into trouble 5 0 3 -7 6 2 -6 0 4 2 physician or other licensed professional co m p le te a P riority and no hanging around the wrong V e rifica tion R eq uiring Unit with A ccessible Fea tures form from 9 7 1 -5 7 0 -8 2 1 4 group. Her alternative is more sports, Hom e Forward. fun and friendship. NYSP guidelines require three Th e secon d p riority Is fo r h ouseh olds th a t have a m e m b er w ho AFFORDABLE hours per week of educational en has been d iagn osed w ith a term ina l Illness w ith a life e xp e cta n cy richment, but due to lack of funding, o f 12 m on th s or less. Th is priority can be used to a p p ly fo r Public N ew & Used Tires PAL cannot support these levels, H o u sin g and S ection 8, even w hen w aitlists are closed. though they still offer classes in the ■’*r H ou seh old s m ust ve rify th e ir need fo r this p riority by h avin g a Overstock & Used Tires basics. p hysician co m plete a Priority V e rifica tion Due to Health form . $ 2 0 & u p PR ICED TO S E LL LOCK & KEY Until 2005, the federal govern All tires mounted & blanched on To req uest the Priority Verification form for e ith e r o f these ment funded NYSP through the the car, out the door - no additives. FULL LOCKSMITH - SERVICE p riorities fo r Public H o usin g please call 5 0 3 -8 0 2 -8 4 0 5 . Community Action Block Grant. Free stock wheels w/ purchase of RE-KEY AND INSTALL LOCKS When resources were cut after the any new or used tlre- To req uest the Priority V erification Due to Health form o n ly for county entered the war in Iraq, PAL llmlted to stock on hand 30 S ection 8 please call 5 0 3 -8 0 2 -8 3 3 3 , option 7. continued to keep the program run years in business LOCKED 0UT7-WE MAKE ning and cover annual shortfalls by A p p lica tio n s will be provided afte r h ouseh olds have subm itted 2 locations to Serve You KEYS FROM SCRATCH raising money through private do this form and verified th a t the y q ualify fo r the priority. nors and the city of Portland. HOUSE, OFFICE OR CAR 6 8 4 1 NE MLK, Portland A pp lica tion s will be accepted for both o f these priorities Indefinitely Damon Miller, a former camper 5 0 3 -2 8 3 9 4 3 7 o r until fu rth e r notice from H om e Forw ard. W a itin g lists cu rren tly 5 0 3 -2 8 4 -9 5 8 2 and PAL youth member who grew rem ain closed to househ olds th a t do n 't q u a lify for the se priorities. 4 5 1 0 SE 5 2 nd & H olgate up to be NYSP camp director and PA L’s associate director, empha Serving P o rtla n d /M e tro 5 0 3 -7 7 1 -1 8 3 4 sizes the high need of keeping camp area (N, NE, SE, SW ft NW) JOIN THE KRAFT FOODS TEAM! nortnwest BHSinessCBIISIIIlaillSinc. ndTrnv- B U S I N E S S G u id e City of Portland Procurement Services Ernest J. Hill, Jr. ;.oo T E E S A üble J Tir *JJ & £=) IQMM HOUSm OFPOMUHITT
