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About Opportunity news. (Woodburn, Oregon) 1965-1968 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1966)
Opportunity News Noticias de los centros , de oportunidad del VM L ° nd, Oregon 97212 A publieatíon ©f the VALLEY MIGRANT LEAGtlE, Woodburn, Oregon BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 1%C P A I D Woodburn, Ortica* Permit No. 07 V ol.2, N o. 2 6 Independence Day greeting from the V.M.L. Director ' ’ The Fourth of July is celebrated in this Country as Independence Day. I think it might be equally ap propriate to think of it as Depen dence Day. The men who wrote and signed the "Declaration of In dependence" which was to cut them free from English domina tion, were strongly aware of thè Dependence on each other. Their United Spirit of this need, is made clear in the last sentence of the im portant document that started our Country on its Great Future. "And for the support of this Dec laration, w ith a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor." The fifty-six brave men who signed the Declaration and the Colonists they represented were brave men who had families and homes and business responsi- bilties. It took great courage for them to commit themselves totally to the cause they believed in. • „ As you read the "Declaration , and I strongly suggest you cete- (continued on page 3) Un saludo Para el Día De Independencia r o MKJIS - ZfOHb H M 3 a B - OCTK B S T O it C T p a H e p a 3 ffH y e M a e m H H 3 a .B - OCTM 4 o r o MBJIfl . B O M - p o n y , CTO j e B f l - To jie T TOM y H a 3 a £ , KOJIOÍIM CTOB n H C a J IH M K àH C K yiD " n e K J i a p a i i - M 3 a B H C W M O C T tf. " T9.M nzcauM b hx acaJio ó -H M 3 —3 a M e r o c i a n a cjiM niKO M T p y - ' o s h h H j £H a. 9T M KOJIOHMCTM x o T e jiM c B o S a y , m s o r o a M e p H K a H C K o ro q e jx o B e K a , h . 3 t & “ n e ic jia - p a U M S HM3 abM C M M O C T M " npM H ecJia c B o d o n y k b t o K cTpaH e. 3KM3Hb M S e J i a 9T O SÌ fle - K Jia p aiX M M 11 3aB M C M T OT n ac. m to c jiy ^ a e T C H b v d y ay iU M M 3 a B H C H T o t T o r o UTO MJI n p o A O J i x a e M M s n o - Se celebra el Cuatro de Julio en este país como el Día de Indepen dencia. También se puede consid erar el Día de Dependencia. Los hombres que escribieron y fir maron "la Declaración de Indepen dencia" (el documento que les dió la libertad de Inglaterra) se dieron cuenta de la Dependencia que compartieron. De esta dependencia desarrolló un Espíritu Unido y se puede apreciarlo en la última frase del documento importante. "Y para el apoyo de esta Declar ación con una firma confianza en la protección de la Divina Providen cia, mutualmente prometemos, j H f l T .b CBOM O flflB H O C T M . nuestra Vida, nuestra Fortuna y nuestro Honor sagrado." Los 56 . hombres quienes firmaron la MH XOTMM O T O «. C B O d O flb l Declaración y los colonizadores a Ko-Topyro mu nojiyMMJXH b quienes representaron eran hom 1 7 7 6 om r o a y m h t o ó b o 3 íio - bres valientes a pesar de las re jib 3 O B a T b C H B d y n y m e M . sponsabilidades de la familia, la B 3 T O T r;C H b — u e T B e p casa, y los negocios. Requirió un T o r o HKJifl — atxepMKa valor tremendo para comprom H avana c b o b ocB odoxeH M B , eterse completamente a una causa ' m m h o j ix h h o j e m a T b p a d o T a T b B C eM B M e C T e , *ITO d en que creyeron. Al leerla, se nota una lista de d b i.n a c B o d o - a a b d y n y m e n , (pase a la pagina 3)