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Healthy Kids’ Street Fair
Family event
Saturday at Randall
Children’s Hospital
Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy
Emanuel will host a Healthy Kids’ Street Fair
featuring fun, healthy and safe activities for
families and kids on Saturday, Sept. 21, from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside the new children’s
hospital at 2801 N. Gantenbein Ave.
Kids will enjoy their participation in fun,
interactive activities like hula hooping, thumb
casts, crafts and more and learn about sum­
mer safety and healthy eating
The fair celebrates healthy living and pro­
motes safe family fun with a variety of inter­
active booths and activities hosted by hos­
pital departments and community organiza­
tions.
This year’s event coincides with National
Child Passenger Safety Week so there will be
a special emphasis on child passenger safety.
Car crashes are one of the leading causes
of death for children 1 to 14 years old. Using
the correct car safety seat is critical in keep-
H ealth W atch
Family Caregiver Support Group - This
topic-oriented group offers a safe place to
discuss the stresses, challenges and rewards
of providing care to an older relative or
friend. Meets the first Thursday of each
month at 3 p.m. at Legacy Good Samaritan
Hospital.
For information contact
Al Panek (503 256-5420)
or Paul L. Green Sr. (503 287-5721)
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The Portland Teachers Program is training and educating
the next generation of teachers of color for Portland’s
public school classrooms.
The Middle College Partnership with nearby Jefferson High
School is connecting underrepresented youth with higher
education and, ultimately, the workplace. By the time they
graduate, each JHS student will have earned between 12
and 45 college credits - and, thanks to Middle College
scholarships from four-year colleges and universities, they
can earn a bachelor’s degree for free.
Free Body Basics -- This physician recom­
mended class is appropriate for all ages and
health conditions. Plan to attend this one-
session class and learn the simple guidelines
for safe exercises, including stretching. Call
503-256-4000 to register.
Take OfTPounds Sensibly - TOPS meetings
are held every Tuesday at 9 a.m.at the St.
Michael’s and All Angels Church, 1704 N.E.
43rd Ave. Anyone interested is invited to
learn about this weight loss support program
which offers information, encouragement,
weekly programs, fun contests, discussion
and socialization.
Bereavement Support Groups - Free, safe
confidential group meetings for those who
have experienced the death of a loved one
offered on various nights and locations. For
information and registration, call 503-215-
4622.
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Osteoporosis Screening - An ultrasound
bone density screening with personalized
education; fee $30. To schedule an appoint­
ment, call 503-261-6611.
The Jefferson High School class
o f “1963” is celebrating their
50th reunion on September 21,
2013 at the Double Tree located
at the Lloyd Center,
Portland Community College ’s Cascade Campus is creatina
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Smoke-Free Support Group - Meets Mon­
days, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. For information, call 503-
256-4000.
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Cholesterol Profiles - Get the resources to
help you keep an eye on your cholesterol and
other indicators of heart health. Educational
material provided. For more information, call
503-261-6611.
ing kids safe. Three out of four kids are not as secure in the car
as they should be because their car safety seats are not being
used correctly
You can make sure you are using a car safety seat properly
by attending a Car Safety Seat Check-Up site at the event. Bike
helmets for $6 and snowboard helmets for $20 will also be
available. The whole family may purchase helmets at this terrific
price thanks to a generous donation from Legacy Foundations,
Legacy Medical Staff and the group Trauma Nurses Talk Tough.
Kids will also get to tour the KIDS Team ambulance and see
a fire truck up close. Parents can discuss immunizations records
with nurses who will explain which immunizations are needed
according to the age of their child
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