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July 1, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 3 COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON I I I INTERSTATE PHOTO EXPRESS A* 5022 N .In tersta te 284-8411 a ** $3.00 OFF on processing of any 36 exposures. $2.00 OFF on processing of any 24 exposures. $1.00 OFF on processing of any 12 exposures. Q ONE HOUR SERVICE I I Expires Aug. 31, 1987 COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON • COUPON A n a w a rd nam ed to h o n o r T e rry W illia m s o n , w h o re c e n tly passed, w a s p re se n te d to Brenda P o lk (2nd fro m le ft) fo r o u ts ta n d in g p e r fo rm a n c e w ith th e U rb a n League. T he a w a rd w a s p re s e n te d by 4-H Explorers Summer Club 1987 Do your children like exploring? If they do, they w o n 't want to miss this summer's 4-H Explorers Summer Club 1987. Participants w ill be involved in six weeks of fun and educational "explor ers activities," revolving around areas such as gardening, outdoor cooking, nutrition, theatre, bicycle safety/repair, one-on-one basketball clinic and aerospace. The 4-H summer program is open to all children ages 8 through 11. Sessions will be held Monday through Thursday during afternoon hours beginning July 6 and ending August 14, 1987. Charge for the program is $2.50 per particpant. Enrollment is limited and on a first come, first served basis, so register today! Registration deadline is Friday, July 3, 1987, at the follow ing locations: Irving Park, 7th & NE Fremont, C ontact—Rufus Conner, 280-6188; A tkin son Com m unity School, 5800 SE Division, Contact —Cheryl Heucke, 280- 5703; Alberta Park, 22nd & NE Killingsworth, Contact —George Bingham, 282-1460; Alameda Com m unity School, 2732 NE Fremont, C ontact—Janis Dolan, 284-1686; Peninsula Park, 6400 N Albina, C ontact—Leslie Unthank, 285-4222; Abernethy Com m unity School, 2421 SE Orange, C ontact—Lee Jenkins, 280-6193; University Park, 9009 N Foss, Contact —Bob Schulz, 289-2414; M etropolitan Learning Cntr Comm. School, 2033 NW Glisan, Contact —Francine Kaufman, 280-5742. H erb C a w th o rn e , M ic h e lle M u c k e y and Flo K ing at th e U rban Lea- gue 's a nnua l b a n q u e t. P h o to by R ichard J. B ro w n Firehouse Theater's Weiss Retires Founder and artistic director o f the Portland Park Bureau's Firehouse Theater fo r the past 21 years, Florine E. Weiss will retire from her position effective July 8. After attending Portland's Jefferson High School, Ms. Weiss graduated from the professional drama school at Chicago's Goodman Memorial Thea ter in 1953 and went to w ork in radio, night clubs, summer stock, and bur lesque in the mid-west and Florida. Upon her return to Portland in 1958, she began directing theater and teaching for the Portland Bureau of Parks and Recreation. When the Park Bureau bought the old fire station on Southwest M ontgomery Street, Ms. Weiss immediately began working to create the Firehouse Theater. During her 45 years in the theater, Ms. Weiss has directed 227 produc tions. "T he Private Ear" and "The Public Eye", currently playing at the Firehouse Theater, is the fifty-eighth production she has directed there. Public Service Announcement The Children's Museum invites all young-at-heart sports fans to the opening of Nike Locker Room on July 7th at 10 am. There's free frisbees for the first 200 kid visitors. Admire size 18 basketball shoes —and the shoes that leaped to fame on the feet of Rocky and Mr. T. Nike Locker Room —a kid's playspace and dressing room —is open all summer to the invasion of gymrats. This is your chance to strap on an air bag. Be there and walk on air! The Children's Museum is at 3037 SW Second Avenue, just south of dow ntow n. PASSINART: A Theatre Company Presents Union Cash (formerly known as Dave's Shop) buying everything of value "W e Pay Cash" Open 10:00 - 5 00 Mon.-Sat. 5016 N.E. Union GROCERIES BELOW WHOLESALE MRS. C’s WIGS s p.v£ SfkVt NAME BRANDS WEAVING HAIR CANNED DELI FROZEN, ETC. By Dennis McIntyre FOOD STAMPS WELCOME July 3 — 26, 1987 Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5 3 4 0 N. Interstate, Portland $18.50 & up or by the ft. $4 £t up Bulk Human Hair $23 95 & up FMtonng Be,,y Cabine Propne,or by NAOMI SIMS. ANDRE DOUGLAS. NATALIf COLE & MICHAEL WEEKS Wig Styling $7.50 AND UP (long or specialty styles slightly higher) BRAIDS $2.95 THE BEE C O M P A N Y Groceries Below Wholesale Special C om m unity Forum — July 19th — 4 :0 0 P.M. (IFCC) 8 0 0 N K illingsw orth Reservations Call 2 4 3 -7 9 3 0 F ri/S a t - $7.00 (8 P M ) Sun. - $5.00 (2 PM ) Special Arrangements Have Been Made With Samuel French, Inc. Funded In Part By Metropolitan Arts Commission Serving Portland for Over 3 0 Years 283-3171 OPEN Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6 VISIT OUR DELI 9300 Bonnie MRS. C’s WIGS 707 N.E. Fremont 281-6525 Cloeed tun. A Mon. OPIN Tueo. thru le t. 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM
