CAPITAL TIMES, November 15, 1989 Drinking in moderation...the sensible way to enjoy your favorite Anheuser-Busch beer. 4 BUD [LIGHT 4 Penn State Downtown Center WHAT WORKS IN DRUG PREVENTION: A REVIEW OF CURRENT RESEARCH Wednesday, Noventher 29, 1989 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. SPEAKER Dr. John D. Swisher Pcofcssor of Education Penn State University 234 North Third Street HARDEE'S Help Wanted $4.25 to Start Weekdays & Weekends Must be able to work weekends Apply in person Rt. 230 & Nissley St. Middletown, PA Phone 944-7717 MICHELOB Harrisburg, PA 17101 Natural ught* MUELOB c4.114f Cooynght 1983 AnhousenBusch. Inc.. 51 laws. MO !tern No 003-697 Spring Break 1990 Individual or student organiza tion needed to promote our spring break trips. Earn money, free trips and valuable work experience. Apply now, call Inter campus Programs 1-800-327-6013 Student Activists Part-time campaign work. Earn $165 - $275 per week as a part-time staff member on PA's largest citizen campaign. Consumer and environmental issues. Must be able to work 2p.m. to 10p.m. three days per week. Call 232-5062 for a personal interview. GENERAL p:t 516.0 Art Review Lancaster-Harrisburg exhibit Jennifer Cahill Capital Times Staff Penn State art teacher Linda Mylin Ross organized the first united exhibit between the Lancaster and Harrisburg art communities. Both exhibits are now on display in the Gallery Lounge. The Harrisbug exhibit features 19 oil and acrylic paintings. The Lancaster group ex ibits a variety of mediums including oil ,acrylic, watercolor, ink, crayon and pastel. "Hopefully this will be the first of many," Ross said. As an artist, Ross has exhibited in the Lancaster and the Harrisbug area. She views the exhibit as the first step in bringing together members of the two organizations to exchange ideas. The gallery exhibit does not represent all the works of the two organizations, but Ross pointed out that many locally acclaimed artists are SCOUTING FOR FOOD WEEK November 13-18 1989 Global Hunger Awareness Luncheon November 17, 12 noon to 1 p.m. _Gallery Lounge Guest Speaker: Marian Musser National Representative of the 19th Congressional District for Bread for the World pHAßrytAcEuricAtec,Zz..2x.72k4;;':ef:osC-z!..?N'..v Good News for ...e December Grads' Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, a leading manufacturer and marketer of phar maceutical, biological and nutritional products, is NOW ACCEPTING resumes for temporary positions as Manufacturing Technicians. What better way to earn great pay and gain valuable experience than working with the manufacture of the influenza virus vaccine, Wyeth-Ayerst's largest selling biological. Here, you'll perform microbiological techniques and procedures used in the production of influenza vaccine, ensuring that the product and manufactur ing processes conform with the necessary standards. To be considered, you must have a Bachelor's Degree, preferably in a scientific field, or a non-science degree with college level science courses. Must be will ing to work varying hours and shifts including some weekend work. Some lif ting involved. WEI - 1-iWY AYERST shown. Half of the exhibit consists of award winning works from Lancaster's recent membership show. The other half, consist of paintings from Harrisburg's Expressive Art Assembly, a group made up of members of Charles Hidely's painting class. . Ross said the Lancaster exhibit showed an interest in the traditional genres of painting, such as still-lifes of figures and things, traditional landscape, as well as craftmanship in design. The personality of Lancaster County is reflected in the photo-realism of a young boy in a who is eating a watermelon, or the painting simply titled Hard Pretzels-looks as if you could rub the salt off the pretzel with your thumb. However, not all the works are traditional in nature. Some are silhouettes of huge masses of structure two others are designs, or cartoon-like. For immediate consideration, send your resume to: Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, Personnel Section, RE TEMPMT, P.O. Box 304, Marietta, PA 17547. Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/H/V responses encouraged.
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