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INVITATION TO BID - CONSTRUCTION # 2013-1714
CLARENDON ROOF REPLACEMENT
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c o n t i n u e d f r o m page 3
Cook was selected from an array
o f v olunteers, youth, public
servants, business leaders, and
fo u n d a tio n and c o rp o ra tio n
leaders each of whom were nomi­
nated by m embers of the com ­
munity and chosen by a com m it­
tee chaired by A dventist H ealth
Foundation board m em ber Lynn
Snodgrass.
Bess W ills, general m anager
of Gresham Ford, and previous
recipient o f the award, said, "Dr.
A ndrea Cook set out to change
the com m unity within a m ile ra­
dius o f W arner Pacific but she
has done so much more. The
ripple effects o f her commitment
to com m unity service has ben­
efited the entire region and made
a positive im pact on countless
lives."
Cook will receive her award,
along w ith fellow honorees,
Barry and Suzanne Birch and
Ardina W ang, at the 2013 He­
roes o f the Heart Gala and din­
ner, held Tuesday, Oct. 29 at
The Nines Hotel in downtown
Portland.
Founded in 1937 in Spokane
as Pacific Bible College, W arner
Pacific is a C hrist-centered, ur­
ban, liberal arts college dedi­
cated to providing students from
diverse backgrounds an educa­
tion that prepares them to en­
gage actively in a constantly
changing world.
Wellness
Village
Health
Screenings
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Department, along with commu­
nity clinics and local hospitals,
consider Wellness Village as one
of the best opportunities in the
area to reach large numbers of
people of color with effective and
efficient health screenings.
The screening services include
dental, hearing, vision, blood pres­
sure, glucose, cholesterol and kid­
ney function tests. Flu shots will
also be provided. Information and
signups for affordable health care
insurance will also be available.
Other activities include mes­
sage therapy, food, live music, a
child ’ s play area, cooking demon­
strations and health-related ven­
dor exhibits.
For more information, contact
the African American Health Coa­
lition at 503-413-1850.