Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 30, 1983, Page 16, Image 16

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    Page 16 Portland Observer, March 30, 1963
Popeye's® Is Now
Serving
reakfast!
opeyes Classifieds
5939 N.E. Union Avenue
Restaurant Only
SS*NOK>ff »NC
In addition to having the best chicken around, now
Popeye's® brings a tasty new breakfast to town I
v o F C 'ie s
L“
Breakfast Menu
E j.
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 —
3120 NE Union Avenue 5939 NE Union Avenue 2320 NE 82nd
"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.
Classifieds
BICYCLES
EYE POPPER
Biscuit w /egg, cheese, ham or sausage.............................. *1.09
BOYS 10 SPEED
Bike. »40 636 0247.
BISCUIT
A U TO M O B ILES
nrunjONranti
Plain................................................................................................. 29
Butter w/jetty.................................................................................. 39
Ham or Sausage.............................................................................89
Ham or Sausage w /c h e e s e ..........................................................99
78 DODGE VAN
•950
SIDE ITEM S
1 M Î TO YO TA 4x4
Customized, $6,995.00. 771-2136
or 658 2493
Hash browns...................................................................................40
Coffee Cake............................................................................... .66
d®0
775 3285
78 DODGE T R A D E S M A N
200 Van. »2.600 00. 771 2977
TRANS A M /B L A C K
Every o p tio n /T tops. True spokes I
95,095.00. Call Kevin: (wl 281-9797 or|
DRINKS
Ih) 256 5414,_________________
Orange Juice.................................................................................. 46
M Hk..................................................................................................46
C offee............................................................................................. 29
'73 GREEN C ADILLAC
Make a big offer. 281 -8017
73 BLUE C ADILLAC
Make a big offer 281-8017.
S ta n your day th e Popeye's* W ay
W ith a delicious, nutritious
BREAKFASTI
1972 FIAT SPYDER
•800, 761 6702
I M J P t i R v f ’Mt. •
1988 FORD G A LAXIE 600
»250. 281 3683
•*
1973 G R E M LIN
6c y l, 3 spd. »500 00. 775 1652 or
774-9661.
CLASSIFIEDS
W IG S FOR SALE
• 5.00 up. 707 N .E. Fremont, 281
6626
2 T W IN BED HEAD BOARDS
nd foot board«. 115.00 each. 668
5787
And don't forget Popeye's® for the best darn
chicken you've ever tasted!
Spicy or mild
Our chicken is
WILD!
wexes
SUNDAY AFTER-CHURCH
SPECIAL
W ing it into Popeyes®
Wings for W W Y <
A treat for the whole family
ah? '
and get
Don't miss it!
Sundays at Popeyes'
I W
RING f f A rum % SW«>CAf F
2 BEDRO OM APT
Upstairs. 5041 N .E. 7th.
• 175.00/month 281 6625
D R U M LESSONS
From a pro $13/hr, »6 50/ W hr. 244
2832
M U S IC IA N S SYNTHESIZER
Profit one $500 00. Vane. W A Ask
for Greg (2061693 0072
CLOTHING
Nice
1975 FORD ELITE
Customized. »2,695. Sun roof, H
padded roof All power, fairly eco­
nomical engine, medium mettalic
red 287 4295
M ISCELLANEOUS
ARROW PENS
»1.00 each. Church or club promo-
tin to make money, but in quanti­
ties @ 50C and sell at 100% profit.
If interested call Laren Brooks.
285 3089
CLOTHES
•20
281 4102
THE G A M E ROOM
»3 00 Admission 281 8947.
SPECIAL EVENTS
M arsnatha All-Stars vs. Portland Trail Blazers. April 30th, 1983 at
the Benton Gym, 7:00 p m Admission $3 adults, $1 under 12.
Holiday Inn A ir p o r t- Debonelre 8:00 p.m , April 30. 1983. $6 ad­
vance, $7 at the door. For show info, call 242 0821
M rs . F rad d ya P ro p h e t w ill be speaking at M l G illa rd Baptist
Church, 2902 N.E. Rodney, Sunday, April 17, ai 3:00 p.m.
Guy C araw en w ill perform in concert. 8 p m . Saturday, April 2,
at the Metropolitan Community Church (N .E . 24th A Broadway). On
Saturday afternoon, April 2, Guy will lead a workshop: "O n the use of
song in social movements and in communities.” Tickets for the evening
concert cost $4 in advance, $5 at the door. For advance tickets, call 235-
6042. 239-4991, or the Portland Observer, 283 2486 (ask for Chuck).
Citizens advocacy at the etate legislature will he the subject of a
workshop for North and Northeast Portland residents on Saturday,
April 9, at Portland Community College, Cascade campus, 705 N. Kil-
lingsworth. The workshop, which starts at 9 a in., is being sponsored by
over 25 community organizations. Professional lobbyists and legislative
aides will discuss how to make your issue a legislative one. Admission is
free, childcare will he provided. 284-1816 for more information.
Reconsidering V ietn am : Leaeone from a W a r," to be aired on
K BO O -FM , 90.7 FM , on April 11,12 and 1.7 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Drawn from the recent University of Souihern California conference, the
program will feature excerpts from workshops, reaction from the floor,
audio dubs from broadcast footage, and readings from Vietnam dis­
patches. It includes comments from Morley Safer, Daniel Fllsberg, Da
vid Halberstram, Mrs. Nguyen Ngoc Dung, Seymour Hersh and many
Vietnam veterans.
Jefferson High School 10 year Reunion for the class of 1973 will
he held on August 6th at the Cosmopolitan Airtel Motor Inn at 6221
N.E. 82nd. Alumni interested in attending either function please write to
Jefferson ’73 Reunion, 4930 N.E. 73rd, Portland. OR 97218 for more
details.
Q u ellty Day Care at sliding scale fees for infants and children six
weeks old through kindergarten, offered by the Volunteers of America
Child Care Center. For information call 236 8492.
"H ealth and Survival Skills for Black W o m a n ," workshop spon­
sored by the Black Women’s Network and Portland Community College
Afro-American Cultural Affairs Committee, 9 a m. I p.m ., Saturday,
April 16th, PCC Cascade campus, 705 N. Kilhngsworth. Admission free,
supervised child care will be provided. For more information all 287-
1271.
RECOROS/TAPES
A LB U M S IL P tl
»1 »2 or trade, 275 6550
FURNITURE
DOUBLE BED
Boxspring fr mattress, »40 760
3644____________________
BUNK BED
585
00
775 3285 |
W OO DED CRIB
Pink, »35 »40 287 8385
M U S IC A L IN S TR U M E N T S
G U ITA R
Ampeg Amplifier. »300 or best of­
fer. or trade 257 6560
A N IM A L S
POODLES
Toy, silver, 6 months 1 male, 1 fe
male 283 6945
APPLIANCES
KIRBY V A C U U M CLEANER
With attachments, »36 or best o f­
fer, or trade 257 6550