Page 4 * St. Johns Review * #9 May 1, 2015 * Addresses: PO Box 83068, Port. 97283 * reviewnewspaper@gmail.com or reviewnewspaper@comcast.net * 503-283-5086 * web: www.stjohnsreview.com
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P hoto of the W eek
This photo by, Theresa Richmond Woods, was selected because of her stunning capture of this rainbow looming abo
the Bridge. If you have a picture you’d like to send to the Review to be entered into the St. Johns Bridge Photo Con
test, send them ASAP via email to: reviewnewspaper@gmail.com. A winner will be selected in November 2015 and
the prize is $100 cash.
Send in high resolution, jpeg format. See more contest info on Page 2 of this issue.
Neighborhoods host
cleanups: Saturday,
May 16
Portsmouth & University Park Neighborho
will hold a spring Dumpster Day neighborh
cleanup event from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in
Eagles Lodge parking lot at North Lombard
Exeter. Rain or shine. Suggested donation is
Please no yard waste, construction debris, c
mercial waste, kitchen garbage, hazardous w
biowaste or recyclable materials. Volunteer
serve the right to refuse materials that appear
safe, unsanitary or otherwise unacceptable.
Come prepared to unload your materials
to sign a waiver. The Goodwill van will b
site for reusable items, and neighbors are inv
to take what they want before it goes in the
Goodwill also accepts e-waste (electronics).
The Peninsula K-8 PTA will be collecting
tiles on site as part of its spring “Clothes fo
Cause” fundraiser. They accept clothing, pa
shoes, blankets, sheets, curtains, tablecloths
more. Please bring materials in bags.
If interested in volunteering, email mary.wh
er@gmail.com or call 503-240-3344
special thank you to the Eagles for their con
ued support in hosting community events.
St. Johns and Cathedral Park Neighborh
Associations are holding a Recycling Ro
Up from 10am-4pm in the parking at St. Jo
Christian Church (8044 N. Richmond Aven
Suggested donation is $5 per car. Items accep
electronics; batteries; clothing; bicycles; ho
hold goods; tires; scrap metal; reusable buil
materials; styrofoam, household junk and m
of the recyclables they won’t take at the c
Please NO: yard debris, garbage, kitchen w
commercial or hazardous waste; concrete; di
stumps; microwaves; contractor loads; car ba
ies.
These events provide a low-cost alternativ
disposing of materials at a Metro transfer sta
and helps cut down on illegal dumping in
community. They are made possible through
port from Metro, Portland’s Offi ce of Neigh
hood Involvement and most of all, your ne
bors volunteering their time.