Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, December 18, 1985, Page 4, Image 4

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    Page 4, Portland Observer, December 18, 1985
Wigland
METROPOLITAN
Wigs Hairpieces and Beauty Supplies
Wholesale and Retail
Pre H oliday Sale
Janae's
10% to 30%
Hairstyles
OFF SELECTED STYLES
I
SAVE
1000 W igs
• Caret rtw*
Displayed to Choose From • Am ire [><>uyi.«s
$2 00
ON SHAMPOO
CONDITION
All Human Hair, Naomi Sim s and Andre Douglas
0 * 1 or D e c e r e .
Spe
20% OFF
curls
Nails
Ey»**Jis
From 10 00 a m til 6 00 p m
35 00
Location
1106 N.E. B roadw ay
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I kiyd I
So come in and let Terry
b Sharon take care o f you
Portland Oregon
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1314 N.E. D ekum
285 4893
Store Hours
10 00a m. til 6 00 p m
M onday thru Saturday
Tel . 282 1664
it»n»T light t*v iv y w ,n |lit champ Archie
M oo re w a s io P o rtla n d to help pro
m ote boxing m atches and also to help
pro m ote feeding the hu ng ry by auto
graphing Nike hats at the Nike Outlet
s to le at U n io n P la /a A u to g ra p h e d
hats were given in exchange tor i ans
of food
(P h o to R ic h a rd J B ro w n )
Youth classes
scheduled
D.x-s y o u r c h ild need s o m e th in g to
d o o s c r th e h o lid a y s ’ Red (T o s s has
pla n n ed isso a> tis d ie s th a t c o u ld h e lp
s u m c h ild he b e lie f s k ille d in b e in g
h o m e a lo n e a n d to he a c o m p e le n t
and c o n fid e n t bubs siller
t i n Dec
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lu e s d a s . f r o m
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e ig h th g ra d e rs le e l c o n f id e n t a b o u t
t a k in g c a ie o t o th e r c h ild r e n ,
ill
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v o tin g c h ild ie n o fte n e n co u n te t
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phone
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I li/a b e th Sssados lo t 22 v ix a h s ls and
fiv e m u s ic ia n s , a nd the d is lin g u is h e d
Is r a e li p o e l
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( h n - lm a s , Dec
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A m ic h a i o n
2 5 . a l 9 f t ) a in
is a d r e a m lik e t o u r
Ih io u g h Ihe ( h n s tia n , Jewish, Islamic
a n d M iic a n s e c tio n s o t th e a n c ie n t
d t s . set to the S tirlin g I n g lis h poem s
o t $ e h u d a A m ic h a i
It w eaves
< h e g o ria n c h a n t, the Is o ta n , c a n lo n a l
s in g in g a n d A fr ic a n fo lk w a y s in to a
m id i a | x - s i i s , tnxtaposm g and blend
in c v a r io u s sc a le s, r h s ih m s a n d
li a d i l i o n a l m u s ic s in t o a new c o in
p o s itio n
" le n is a le m " is a p r o d u c tio n of
W R \ I in New l o i k
E x e c u tiv e
B ¡utter
Sue,.» Sw eet jxitatix’s, flour and eggs For m ost o f us.
they re only ingredients But tor Mary Mel etxl Bethune. who
founded fk’thune ( ixtkm an college by selling, sw eet potato pies,
these co m m o n staples w ere the makings ol a great college and
a great future tor Black people
ollowing Mary Bethune's recijx’ for success, Black colleges and
universities are making the m ost o| the talent, intelligence and
determination ot thousands ot students In this unique environ
m ent, students ate encouraged to tully express all o f their abilities
As scholars Athlete-. Musicians leadens At Black colleges, there
is no ceiling, on achievem ent, no goal is kxi tar (etched
A| nd from the graduate classrtxim to the corporate conference
rixm i. that spirit ot resourcefulness and achievem ent is a lasting
fx'tiefit to tin’ graduates ot Black colleges and those w ho live (»id
work with them Is it any wonder that, th ou g h th ey enroll only
It,
of Black college stu d en ts Black c o lle g e s p ro d u ce 3 7 % o f
all B lack c o lle g e g ra d u a te s7
hen you re considering, colleges, why not consider the on es that
gave us Martin I.uther King. Jr. rhurgtxxJ Marshall and .Andrew
Young, ’ It you re out to m ake som ething s jx ’nal ot yout life. Black
colleges can really get you ox'kin g
AMERICAS BLACK COLLEGES
ARE YOU SMART ENOUGH TO GO?
P n x lu c e t is R u k I la m s
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