Page 16 Portland Observer, March 23, 1983
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Eat your heart out Colonel —everyone knows
. . . If It ain't POPEYE's® Spicy Chicken”*, it
just ain't chicken.
3120 NE Union Avenue 5939 NE Union Avenue 2320 NE 82nd
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"Popeye's Classifieds" also offers local church,
social groups and service organizations an area to
promote free-of-charge special events they are
promoting in the community.
SUNDAY AFTER-CHURCH
SPECIAL
Wing it into Popeyes®
and get W i n g S
far
The Classifieds are FR E E space for you to advertise
anything you might be interested in selling. Just jot
down the item you wish to sell, the price you will sell it
for, your telephone number, and drop it into the
special "Popeye's Classified" box. A box will be
located at each Popeye's location —
390
A treat for the whole family
Don't miss it!
Sundays at Popeyes®
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The folk» at Popeye’e* have »pant
years developing that m outhw atering
N aw Orleans flavor. Spicy or m ild,
Popeye s* makes chicken so tasty
people go th at extra m ile just to w rap
their teeth around the best chicken
this side of the Mississippi. For lunch
or dinner, clip the coupon below , lo ad ,
the fam ily in the car a n d . . .
Classifieds"
BICYCLES
BOYS 15SPEED
Bike, $40 636-0247.
FURNITURE
DOUBLE BED
Boxapring Er mattress, $40. 760-
3644
BUNK BED
$8600
7753286
W O O D E D CRIB
Pink, $3 5 $40 287 8386
M U S IC A L IN STR U M ENTS^
Join The W hole
Gang Today at Popeye's* For —
* Spicy or Mild Chicken
★ BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
♦ Taco Salad ★ Com Dogs
Popeye's Famous Cajun Rice
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A N IM A L S
CLASSIFIEDS
M ISC ELLA NEO U S
-AND-
A R R O W PENS
♦ 1.00 each. Church or club promo-
tin to make money, but in quanti­
ties @ 50C and tali at 100% profit.
If interested call Laran Brook»,
2 8 5 3069
1<MV KING F FATUftfS SYNDICATE INC
COLESLAW
PUDDING!!!
DRINK!!!!!!!!
BEANS!!!!!!!
P IE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE G A M E R O O M
S3 00 Admission. 281-8947.
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Take Advantage
of this Coupon
Present this coupon at P
★ 5939 NE Union
★ 3120 NE Union
★ 2320 SE 82nd.
Save
$1.34 and feed the whols famHyl
You gets
10 pc. box of chicken
1 pint Cole Slaw or
BBQ Beans and
6 Biscuits or Rolls «or «my
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G U ITA R
Ampeg Amplifier, $300 or beat o f­
f e r e r trade. 257 6660.
A U TO M O B ILES
1973 G R E M LIN
6 cyl, 3 apd, $500.00. 7751652 o
774 9651
T9 DODGE V A N
$950
POODLES
Toy. silver, 6 month». 1 male, 1 fe­
male. 283 6945
7753285
7 9 DODGE TR A D E S M A N
200 Van, $2,800 00, 771 2977
1981 TO YO TA 4 x 4
Customized, $6,995.00 771-2136
or 668 2493
1975 FORD ELITE
Customized. $2,895 Sun roof, ,
padded roof. All power, fairly act
nomical engine, medium mettali
red. 287 4295
A PPLIA NC ES
SPECIAL EVENTS
KIRBY V A C U U M CLEANER
With attachments, $35 or beat of­
fer, or trade 257 6550.
Asa H illiard, noted scholar of Black H istory, will speak, 7 p.m .,
Sunday, April 3, at the Mallory Avenue Church, at N.E. Mallory and A l­
berta Streets.
RECORDSZTAPES
M arch for Hum an Rights, 6 p.m., Friday. March 25, Pioneer Court­
house. This march for human rights in Poland and the Phillipines is
sponsored by Amnesty International’s Reed College chapter.
" A Grass-Roots A pproach to th e Legislature: Our priorities and
how to achieve them.” 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 27, 4312 S.E. Stark.
This forum, sponsored by the Citizens Party, includes speakers from the
Black United Front, Oregon Fair Share, and the Oregon Citizens Party.
S eventh A nn u al P eter R abb it P ancake P arty, 7:30-11:30 a m.,
Saturday, March 26, Bolton Grade School, 5933 Holmes Street, West
Linn. $1.75, under 2 free.
Adah Chapter *6 Order of the Eastern Star annuel Easter Tee, 1-
5 p.m., Sunday, April 3, at 5255 N.E. Mallory Avenue.
R e c u rre n t U rin a ry T ra c t In fe c tio n s In W o m e n , free education
program, 7-9 p.m ., Thursday, March 31, Good Samaritan Hospital’s
Nursing Education Building, 2255 N .W . Northrup Street.
H u m b o ld t N eig hb o rh o od A ssociation meeting, 7:30 p .m ., M on­
day. March 28, Multi-Service Center, 5022 N. Vancouver.
Kerne N eig hb o rh o od A aeociatlo n meeting, 7:30 p.m ., Monday,
March 28, Immanuel Temple Church, 909 N .E. 30th.
S a b in C o m m u n ity A a e o c ia tlo n meeting, 7:30 p.m , M onday,
March 28, Sabin School. 4013 N.E. 18th.
Portland School Board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday. March 30,
Council Chambers, City Hall.
H ouaa R avanua C o m m itte e Public M e e tin g on the Sales Tax,
7:30. Monday. March 28th, at the Portland Building, 1120 S.W . 5th. The
Committee will hear public testimony on the Mies tax.
Glosaolalla Poetry This series will continue April 19, 7:30 p.m. with
ex-Texan Benny McAdams and local Indian poets Ed Edmo and Diane
Milian. Blackfish Gallery. 325 NW 6th. SI donation requested.
" I C an C o p a ” a a rla s fo r c a n c a r p a tla n ta , fa m llla s . 4-6 p.m .
Mondays, April 4 thru May 9, at the Kaiser-Permanente Education and
Conference Center, 3425 N. Montana Ave. There is no charge for this
six-week course. For more information call 249-3444 or 249-8555.
H ouaa Ravanua C o m m itta a Public M a a tln g on th a Salas Tax,
7 :3 0 p .m ., Monday, March 28th, at the Portland Building, I I2 0 S .W .
5th. The Committee will hear public testimony on the sales tax.
A LB U M S ILPal
$1 $2 or trade, 275 6660
C LO THING
CLOTHES
$20
281-4102
THIS
SPAC
IS
FOR
YOU!