M<iy 28. 1986, Portland Observer. Page 3
Providence Child Center
Summer Day Care
BUY AT
WHOLESALE
NO LIMIT!
Day c.ue will lx- provided tor chil
dren 2 i>< V seats ol age at Providence
< hild ( enter Irom June I(s through Au
8c lb.
49c
I loui
Tuna Fish b h o z
\ l,x • l tagfbod. I3 oz
Dry Doglood
Name brand mix
3 $,
$ 8 .4 9
59c
3 0 lbs
i >J froze* I .' oz
• ALSO *
Cosco Baby Stroller
Hulls Vkorkhorse’
Exerciser
$24 99
$129.95
gust K
A sanely ol engaging, set educa
tissual, aviisines will again be ottered
by a piolession.il stall, including or
ganizes! drama, musts and arts and
crafts classes
Das c.ih bouts aie from 6:4$ a in lo
i’ * xi p
a, kd.n I he lee is $ 12 50
|x-r das a i is s haigs-sl only loi ihe days
.mended \ M so nunrelundable de
posit m u a a ,i, npans icgistratiou and
is applies! lo day cals’ shaiges
Piosidcncc I hild f, enlei is hx a le ,I al
XttIN I Cih \s e Io register, or lor
moie mloim.ilion. sail 2 '4
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£v
GASOLINE PRICE DECLINE
THE BEE CO
800 N. K illingsw orth St.
Portland (503) 283-3171
Open Mon-Sat,
9:30 a m . • 6 p m.
Fill
old
lock*
with
mothball*, cloves or pine
needle* and tie over the
rod* in clotet*
Flavor a tauca intended tor
chicken or lamb with
apearmint or orangemmt
for a new ta*te delight
“ Passport to Fashions“ was the theme for a fashion show presented bs the
students of ( , rant High School last Fridas. Coordinating the show was done
with the help of Portland's Dehonaire Production through the Project Com
munications Program with the help of Has Johnson, School Integration
Coordinator, Mthongh everyone involved had an enjoyable experience, one
of the goals was to teach organizational skills to the students and to introduce
them to career choices in the fashion industry. Students Susie \lo and Jeffers
are two of the models in the show.
Photo hy Richard J. Brown
Gasoline puces showed a sonlinued
dsslux- hi Oregon, .tccorsling lo ihe
Oregon \ \ \ Memorial Das Enel
( lau-.-s- S m se s
Puces shopix-sl an aseiage ol six
senis |x-i gallon since tits- I ister sursey
w as , omlii, le i m Match
l o t lit,
Mcmotial Das weekend,
lull ss'isis,- c ish customers will pay an
aseiage ol '»5 cents per gallon lot tegsi
I.ii SI o l I,-i mil,■ islesl and $1 IK loi
super unleaded
Customers at mm seise pumps wdl
pay an asera -e ol Kti scuts |x-i gallon
lor regular. >’ t senis lor unleaded ansi
S | IIX loi sii|X-i m ile. islesl
Credit caul suslsmts-is will pas an
aseiage ol use cents per gallon more
Mmosi '»o |x-rcent ol ilx- service sla
lions sinsescJ on ma|oi Oregon Hasel
routes will lem.iin open through the
M, mon.i! I las holitlas
O reg o n \ S \ icim n d s sou lo hitsklt-
up and sliiss s . ii , lulls
$8.95
SeiisCit-ua P'opi-aio«
10-50% off
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W iqs. H airp ie ces , B ra d s ,
Jew elry an d C o s m etics
707
MRS. C’s WIGS
N.E. Fremont 281-6323
CJ o m 8 tun. 8 Men. OFIN Twee. thru tat. 11:30 AM to 8:00 FM
INI A SLIMS
You’ve come a long way, baby.
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Edna Moore-Jones (left) presents check for $15.074 to Kenneth H arris.
Superband Supports UNCL
Edna Moore-Jones. Philip Morns In
lernaiion.il promotions manager, pre
sents check lor $15.074 representing
proceeds hom the Phi lip Monis Super
band concert. Io Kenneth Harris, Un
ited Negro College fund area director
tor live New York campaign
laisi November, ihe Supeiband gave
a benefit performance in New York
Cits al the lie aeon Theater. which lea
lured |.izz greats Mill Jackson, on
vibes, Jimmy Smith, organ, frank Eos
ter. reeds, Kenny Burrell, guitar;Grads
late, drums Monts Alexander, piano.
Gloria Lynne, socals and rising slat.
Jon Eaddls. trumpet Ihe Superband
then loured Europe and placed before
packed (healers in Paris. London.
Munich. Brussels. Milan. Barcelona,
I he Hague and Lausanne. Switzerland
This year. Ihe Superband will lour
Canada. Australia, the Philippines and
Japan, with new members
Slide
Hampton. trombone and Jimmy llealh.
saxophone and flute The Superband
concerts are co produced by the
Jazzinobile Inc ol New York and the
Philip Morris Jazz Grant
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