Portland Observer, May 9, 1984 Page 11
Safari Club summer fun planned
King Center
unveilsplaque
King Neighborhood Facility, on
May 14th, unveils a plaque com
memorating its namesake, the late
civil rights leader, M artin Luther
King, Jr.
The 10 a m. ceremony at 4813
N .E . 7th Ave., will have Portland
M ayor Frank Ivancie and Matthew
Prophet, supenntendent of the Port
land School District, as featured
speakers.
Portland City Commissioners,
Charles
Jordan
and
Margaret
Strachan, will be assisted in the un
veiling by two students from ad
joining King Primary School and
the plaque designer, artist Barbara
Johnson.
The school, an early childhood
education center for preschool to
Grade 3, also will provide music
selections from its student choir in
troduced by school board member
Herb Cawthorne.
Wondering what your school age
child will be doing with his or her
time this summer while you’re at
work? I f you’re looking for con
structive, entertaining activities to
occupy their time, you should con
sider a unique day-camp program
called the Safari Club, offered by
Ainsworth
Goodnews
Daycare
located at N .E . 30th and Ainsworth.
The program is for 6 to 12 year olds
and runs June 14th through August
31st. The center will be open week
days from 6 a m. to 6 p.m.
The Safari Club emphasizes get
ting kids out-of-doors during the
summer and letting them explore
Slimmers Salon
organization so costs for the
program will be kept at a nominal
fee. I f you register your child by
M ay 13th, you will receive an extra
discount on your enrollment fee.
Encourage another child to register,
and you’ll receive another discount.
Children may be enrolled for any
time period desired, but preference
will be given to children enrolling
for the entire summer. For further
information on how to register your
child, contact Leslie Hoy at 294-
0364 between the hours o f 8:00 a.m.
and 5.00 p .m ., M onday through
Friday.
and learn about their environment
through supervised field experien
ces. Kids will enjoy a variety o f ac
tivities including at least one d if
ferent field trip each weekday. Trips
will range from concerts on the M all
to Fishing and overnight campouts.
Kids can also learn how to swim or
tumble from qualified professionals
or improve their reading skills by
being members o f the camp's book
club. Along the way, children will
develop important leadership skills
by helping to plan their own ac
tivities.
Ainsworth Goodnews Daycare is
a non-profit, parent-cooperative
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1634 N .E . 7 th
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The facility, opened in 1975, was
built by the city with funds from a
federal grant and is administered as
a commbnity center by the school
district.
The
school,
formerly
called
Highland, was renamed for the Rev.
King in 1968.
Jantzen Beach
family fair
Jantzen Beach Center is planning
a Family Fair for M o ther’s Day
weekend, Saturday, M ay 12th, and
Sunday, M ay 13th. The two-day
event will feature trade booths from
various Jantzen Beach Center mer
chants, family-related businesses
and
services.
and
non-profit
organizations. Activities on the mall
will include daily puppet shows, a
Family Photo Contest and Display,
a fam ily fashion show, and Baby
Olympics, a two-day event featuring
contests for babies ages 0-30 months.
Voter education
workshop set
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The Committee to Elect Margaret
Carter, along with M allory and
Piedmont Churches o f Christ, in
vites you to participate in a Voter
Education Program at M allory
Church o f Christ.
3908 N .E .
M allory Ave., Saturday M ay 12th,
S w e e t “N a tu rip e
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4:00 p.m .
We will explain the voting process
and show how to use the new pencil-
in ballots. Sample ballots will be
provided. See you there!
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Lunch Menu
L arg e End R o ast
S m a ll End C u t
M a y 14
Nachos with Cheese Sauce
W hole Kernel Com
Taased Salad/Dressing
Pears
Milk
M a y 17
Hamburger w / Lettuce.
Tomato, Pickla,
Mustard and Catsup
Tatar Tots
Whipped Fruit Dessert
MHk
M a y 16
Bean "N Bacon Soup
Chicken Nuggets/Catsup
Celery Chunks
Honey Bran Muffin
Sliced Peachea
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F u ll F la t O f 1 2 P in ts 4
L a rg e Fresh
Artichokes
Pork Chops
M a y 16
Barbecue Pork on Bun
French Fries
Orange Wedges
Peanut Butter Cookie
Milk
M a y 16
Beef Tomato Pizza
Carrot Coins/Ranch Dip
Apple Wedges
Raisins
Milk
W '
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P in t
B asket
D e lic io u s Tasting!
Save 7 8 O n 3
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Boneless Beet Roast
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