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Page 4, Portland Observer, July 8, 1987 4-H Explorers Summer Club 1987 Do your children like exploring? If they do, they won't want to miss this summer's 4-H Explorers Summer Club 1987 Participants will 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 EVENTS E»V»E«N»T»S EVENTS M onday, J u ly 6 at 9 00 p in.: a planning meeting foi a protest at City Hall on the Hanford issue will he held at 2807 S.E. Stark, Port land. For more information call Citi zen Action for a Safe Environment .it 239 5416. S aturday, Ju ly 18 at 100 p.m .: a planning meeting foi a protest at City Hall on the Hanford issue will be held at the Truth Hurts Book store (633 S.W. Montgomery— in side the P.S.U. Koininia House). For more information call World Peacemakers at 226 7807. M onday, A ug u st 3 at 9:00 p.m. : the final planning meeting for a pro test at City Hall on the Hanford issue will be held at the CASE/ Alliance newspaper office (2807 S.E. Stark) 239-5416. W ed., A ug u st 6 at 10:00 a m .: Citizen Action for a Safe Environ ment and World Peacemakers will protest the City Council's failure to take concrete action against the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. Meet outside of Council Chambers, 1220 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland. 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 following locations: Irving Park, 7th b NE Fremont, Contact —Rufus Conner, 280 6188; Atkin son Community School, 5800 SE Division, Contact —Cheryl Heucke, 280- 5703; Alberta Park, 22nd & NE Killingsworth, C ontact-G eorge Bingham, 282-1460; Alameda Community School, 2732 NE Fremont, C ontact-Janis Dolan, 284 1686, Peninsula Park, 6400 N Albina, Contact-Leslie Unthank, 285 4222, Abernethy Community School, 2421 SE Orange, C ontact-Lee Jenkins, 280-6193; University Park, 9009 N Foss, C o n ta ct-B ob Schulz, 289 2414; Metropolitan Learning Cntr Comm. School, 2033 NW Glisan, Contact — Francine Kaufman, 280-5742. S a v e g r o u n d th e ^ lo c k a t fyour 24 ffCour^Store ! SAFEWAY Sizzlin’ With Savings During Our Let's Talk Blood Pressure Meridian Park Hospital, Tualatin, will offer an informative presenta tion on hypertension Wednesday, July 22, 11:30 a.m. - noon at Car man Oaks Residential Center, 3800 S.W. Carman Dr., Lake Oswego. Lloyd Morita, M.D., will speak on "Blood Pressure - Facts and Falla cies". For more information, call the Healthwise for Seniors program, 692-2193 at the Tualatin hospital. SUN-SATIONAL SUMMER SALE! Free Clinic A public Hypertension (blood pressure) Screening clinic is sche duled Monday, July 20, 1987, from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. at Carman Oaks Residential Center, 3800 S.W. Car man Dr., Lake Oswego. The clinic, is staffed by hospital S.H.E.P. Technicians. There is no charge, and no appointment is necessary. For more information, call 692-2193. Red Cross Offers Advanced First Aid Frozen Orange Juice 100% pure juiced concentrate, 12-Ounce Can. Add water & mix! Save Up To 4 4 c The American Red Cross is offer ing an Advanced First Aid class on the following Mondays and Wed nesdays, July 6, 8, 13, 15, 27, 29 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., at the Red Cross Building, 3131 N. Vancouver Ave. A certificate will be issued upon completion of the class. The cost is $25. Call the Red Cross at 284-1234 to register. ^ Single Parent Support Group Every Thursday evening, from 7 to 9 p.m., this group offers sup port and social contact for women and men experiencing Single Paren ting. Group discussion will include: Parenting Information, Referrals and Resources, Discipline Techni ques, Finding Adequate Day Care. For more information, contact: Sue Kaastad, 238 8819 or Debbie McFeron, 249 2825. This group is sponsored by Par ents Anonymous and Parents Help ing Parents, a United Way Agency. Union Cash (formerly known as Dave's Shop) From sunny Calif. Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Sweet and juicy! Save Up To 21c Lb. Prices Effective 7-Full Days from 7 A.M. July 8 Thru July 14 at Safeway Stores in the Immediate Area of Originating Publication SAFEWAY buying everything of value "We Pay Cash" Open 10:00 - 5:00 Mon.-Sat. Sales Limited To Retail Quantities. No Sales To Dealers! 5016 N.E. Union
