June U, 1986, Portland Observer, Page 3
POIC Sponsors a First in the North-
Northeast Community!!
Anthropologist Trevor Purcell, Prof, al R»-«-d College spoke at the Klack
I nitrd I-ronl'son-going " le c tu r e Series. Purcell spoke on "Resistance in the
C a rib b e a n ". The series is to educate current members and attract new
members. The B I T meets every Thursday, 7:J# p.m . at the King Neighbor-
hood Facilitv.
Photo j„ Richard I Brown
On Friday. June 20, 1986 through
Sunday. June 22. 1986. The Portland
Opportunities Industrialization Center,
anon p ro fit. community based training
and employment center, including an
alternative high vch»x»l lo r al-nsk
youth, located at 4215 North W illiams
Avenue, w ill be sponsoring the first
annual Community Fair — a Unity Fes
tival involving every community in the
City ot Portland and surrounding areas
I he event w ill feature top musical
entertainment, great food, games,
drawings, sidewalk sales, and special
guests The admission is free! Booth
space is available Io those interested in
display mg and selling their w ares Con
tact Jo Pu/i at 287-1271 during the
weekday hours o f 10 a m to 4 p m
Several highlights o f this summer
festival w ill be Fnday, June 20 de
voted to community senior citizens
with activities and events geared lo in
terest and entertain them Saturday.
June 21 w ill see continuous local musi
cal talents, dances, and contests On
Sunday. Bishop H B Daniels ol Mount
Calvary Church o f Gvxl in Chnvt
a
board member ol POIC
w ill coordi
nate an old-fashioned camp meeting
with an assortment o f local area
churches and their song legations com
mg together lo praise Cnxl Guest minis
lers. choirs, soloists and musicians w ill
lilt us to the heights' lYmie and join us
Watch for a progressive calendar ol
eventv and keep June 20. 21. and 22
open tor a great lime w ith good friends'
Portland's "B lack Womens G athering*’ met with Susan la y k ir editor-in-
chief of F ssence Magazine (2nd from lefll and Bc-atryce Nivens. Business
Career Fditor at F ssence Magazine (talkin g) to disc uss issues of concern In
Black women, la y lo r anil Nivens were in l*orlland loi Ihe "Strategies for
Success H6" at the- Jantzen Beach Bed I ion . |n,()|„
Ki, hltr,, j . Krown
Youth Volunteer Rally
Approaches
IX> you know a leen whose summer
vacation w ill most likely mean daily
consumption o f T V game shows or
reading a txx»k ’ Why not tell them
about Red Cross volunteering'
The American Red Cross is sponsor
ing a Summer Youth Volunteer Rally
on Thursday. June 26. from I .30 to
4 (K) p m at Red Cross Headquarters.
'I M N Vancouver Ave This annual
event offers young adultv (minimum
age ot 14) Ihe chance to find out w h . il
summer volunteer opportunities are av
■niable through Red C row, and an op
portunity lo sign up for activities
Red Cross summer volunteer oppor
tunities otter job experience, confi
dence building, reference for luture
jobs, and new tnends
Red Cross has something for
everyone For more information con
tact Red Cross Youth Services. 284-
1254. ext 176
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Ihe Portland Police Bureau's Resi
dential Burglary Prevention Program
needs volunteers' This program is de
signed to assist low income elderly and
handicapped homeowners by installing
deadholl locki and other security
hardware at no cost
I he service, which is under the K jiv
land Police Bureau's Crime Prevention
Unit, is lixiking for volunteers w illing
lo commit iheir service at least tw ice a
month Volunteers w ill he trained in the
installation o f locks and metal screen,
plus other general home security
techniques
Volunteers with sjx-aking skills are
also needed lo give presentations exp
laining the ' d o -it-y o u rs e lf approach
to home security.
Interested persons may contact
Joseph Midgett. Crime Prevention
Representative, at 796-3150.
Road Closed
S E and N E I With Avenue, from
S E Stark St to N E. Glisan St., w ill
be closed lo through traffic from June 4.
1986, to approximately August 15.
1986. due to road construction
Local and emergency traffic w ill be
provided access at all limes.
Suggesied detour and routing w ill be
provided as necessary
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Sweet Red Flame
Seedless Grapes
Regular Ground Beef
Appx. 5-Pound Chubs
One Very Versatile Meat...
Makes Great Hamburgers.
BBQ. Casseroles and More!
smaller Pkgs. Lb., 98ç
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Save Up To 5 0 ' Pound, No L im it!
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You Will Love These
Crunchy Delicious Red
Grapes. Great In Fruit Salad
Or Just As A Hand Snack!
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Save Up To 80' Pound, No Limit!
oneless Top Sirloin Steak æss , $29S
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T e n d e r F r e s h Broccoli
Public Service
Announcement
Current information on Menopause
is the next topic to be presented by The
Women's Connection at Emanuel Hos
pital Dr Duncan Neilson is the fea
tured speaker The meeting w ill be held
Thursday. June 2 6 at 7 00 p m in room
1075. Emanuel East. Cost is $2 00.
Call 280 4755 lo pre register or for
more information.
With Garden Fresh
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SUMMER PRE-SCHOOL
PCC-CASCADE CHILD
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
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705 N Killingsworth
Arts & Cralts
Field Trips
learning Activities
Music
Games
& Much More
June 23 through August I 5
(8 weeks)
Time: 9 a m -3 p m.
Cost: $5 00 a day
Ages: 4.5,6 & 7
Gall 281 8596
lo r details/information
QTY
(Citizens Involved In
Teechlng Youth)
Six (6) Week Summer
Educational Program
Grades 3 to 6
Tutorial Assistance in
Basic Skills
(Reading, W riting & Math)
Plus: Classes in Computers
Group Music (Keyhoardl
Arts/Crafts
Also: Field trips
Free lunches
Beginning June 30 lo
August 8th
9 a m to 2.30 p.m
Portland Community
College Cascade
Call: for further details
281-8596
Snow Star
Ice Cream
MD, 6-Roll
Bath Tissue
Aqua-fresh
Toothpaste
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Choose From 4 Flavors
Half Calion Container
Assorted Colors. 2-Ply
Twin Quilted, Unscented
Adult Rog or For Kids.
8.2-Ounce Size Pump
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Prices Effective 6/11 thru 6/17/86 At
Safeways In Lloyd Center, St. Johns,
6400 N. Interstate Or 5920 N.E.
Union. Sales Limited To Retail
Quantities. No Sales To Dealers.
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