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AST SIDE FAVORITES
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CFNEVA’S 4228 N. Williams Avenue 282-6363. Full bar. Visa, Master Charge.
• Where friends meet” , is the motto o f this popular Northeast night club. The
. able inuredient that brings it all together is Paul Knauls the owner and proprietor
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drinks from Paul’ , «e» suited be. a n moderaiely priced and you can siili »el a
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Service ♦ ★ * Food ♦ * .
BABE'S DELUXE C H IL I PARLOR 3213 N .E . Union 287-6866.
You’ve got to try the tamale plate! It ’s a great lunch. The plate consists of a tamae
by a meat d iili and served with a salad and crakers. This plate takes me back to
Colorado Springs, Colorado and the 3:00 a.m. wake me ups we used to eat before
your motor started on a slow a fte rn ^ m It ’s
not as spicy as I would like it. but this shortcoming is more than compensated
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the delicious flavors that make up the Tamale Plate.
B-he’s is a homey kind of place you expect to find after living in a city for 3 or 4
to' wa.L get on down to 3213 N .E . Union and experience
the food, the music and the hominess.
Service * ★ ♦ Food * ★ * -
A visit to Publishers Mollala Tree Farm.
lends itself to fun
LU’S H IG H ER G R O U N D I North Killingsworth 283-3636.
Lu’s is an informal tavern where pool, conversation, music and chess meet and swirl
c e d e d , local atmosphere in the H i,h e r Ground Iha.
and more fun. The tavern is small, but spacious enough to have 30
neoDle on the dance floor disco-ing.
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you want to experience a feeling o f closeness and fun surrounded by music and
tavern atmosphere Lu’s is the place to visit.
Til Victory is Won
The Pillsbury Company is honored to express it s involvemen
w ith Black America by the 1978 NAACP Convention. It is our op­
portunity to introduce you to Pillsbury - not just our products
bUR om PJuly,e2 through July 6. career consultants
Pillsbury
mvself will be on hand to offer whatever help w e can in planning
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facts you can rely on. and a very clear picture of w hat it aHike to
w ork w ith Pillsbury. W e re currently looking' ^ I ^ ^
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people for positions in the following areas: GROCERY PRODUC
SALES. FEED INGREDIENTS M ERCHANDISING . FAST FOOD
O P E R A T IO N S . R E S T A U R A N T
M ANAGEM ENT and ACCOUNT­
ING CONTROL. So. if you're in­
terested in any of these fields and
would appreciate a straight rap
on an honest shot a t a
challenging, rewarding career,
stop by our booth during the
convention for a free sample of
the Pillsbury personality.*
You have my personal in ­
vitation.
Equal opportunity M /F employers
(•If you get there early enough,
y o u 'll g a t a fre e sam ple of
Pillsbury products, too.)
Kay Eiland,
Vice President