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‘Candy Girl” and “ Cool It Now,” hit singles from the teen days of the R&B
group, New Edition, reflect the group’s more relaxed attitude about life.
However, the group says it got “ spanked” by the music industry,
prompting them to get more serious about their careers. They now vow that
their latest album, “ Heartbreak,” signals that they are “ better and stronger
than ever before.” New Edition also exchanges compliments about
Minneapolis producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who brought out what
the duo calls New Edition’s “ on-tap” talent to produce “ Heartbreak.”
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We’ve Made Six
Improvements To Make
Irbur G oin’ Easier.
The Portland area is one of the
greatest places to live in this
country, and we all want to keep
it that way. An im portant part of
our growing urban area is a strong
transit system that gets people
around quickly and easily.
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To help you do just that, we’ve
made some improvements that
mean increased ease and con­
venience for Tri-Met customers.
Your
Choice
If you haven’t been on a bus or
MAX in a while, give them a try.
You’ll find the goin’s easier than
ever on Tri-Met.
There’s A New,
Easy-To-Read
Transfer.
Your transfer is your receipt. Keep
it until your trip is over.
Your transfer is good until the time
shown at the
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top. Until
30
that time,
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VALIO FOR
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BOARDING UNTIL
you can get
6 TIME SHOWN AT TOP
on any bus
5AM
DAY
or MAX.
TICKET
THE FRIENDLIEST STORES IN TOWN
WE RMERVE
SINCE 1908
HOURS
THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES
WEEKDAYS
8 om to 9 pm
SUNDAYS
9:30 om fo 7 pm
Specials Good Sept. 14 Thru Sept. 17, i 988
These new screens have large let­
ters, better contrast and color
coding for special services.
A Transportation
spo;
System That
Works For You.
Short
H o p p er
Now There Are
Only Three Zones.
The goin’ is easier than ever
because there are only three fare
zones.
You can get information quickly
and easily from the new color
monitors in the Portland Mall
shelters.
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Zo n e
2
Zone
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A Helpful New
Information
System On The
Downtown Mall.
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KEEP
THIS
RECEIPT
New Park & Ride lots in Tualatin
and Hillsboro, and new Transit
Centers in Beaverton and Tigard,
make the goin’ even easier. The
new lots have covered waiting
areas and plenty o f free, lighted
parking.
50 Brand New
Buses For Your
Comfort, And More
To Come.
Tri-Met is planning more Park &
Ride lots and Transit Centers for
your convenience.
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The new buses are smooth, quiet and
comfortable.
SPORTS
PHYSICALS
Examinations tor involvement in
team sports available year round
1 or 2 Zones
Ottered during
regular business hours
Monday Friday
9 00am 7 00pm
Saturdays
9 00am 3 00pm
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• W ide doors for easy access.
• Ventilation system for warm-
weather comfort.
• Front-door wheelchair lift for
easy entry.
• Lightly tinted glass for better
sightseeing.
• No-slip seats for a better ride.
• Large, easy-to-read destination
signs.
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The new Beaverton Transit Center is the
hub o f westside bus service a nd
designed to serve fu ture light rail
passengers.
Sure, it's more fun to ride in a
new bus, and you’ll also like these
features...
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1, Count the number o f zones in
which you will travel, including
the zone where you start.
2. Pay exact fare as you board
through the front door.
Senior Citizens pay just 35C!
when entire team signs up
7 ’.'
Monthly
Pass
It’s easy to figure out your fare...
$15.00 per person
$10.00 per person
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Street cleaning crews will con­
tinue work this week in the North­
east Portland neighborhoods be­
tween Northeast Vancouver and
42nd avenues, from Interstate 84
to Columbia Boulevard.
Crews ask that residents move
parked cars and cut down
overhanging tree limbs.
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Crews To Clean
NE Area Streets
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H a ir E leg a n ce
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NOTICE
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B u d g e t R ec o rd s & Tapes
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F ra n k lin Ready R ibs
On Sept. 10, The Leisure Hour Golt Club sponsored a golf competition between young golfers from Seattle and
(Photo by Art Bradford)
Portland. Everyone was a winner! Story on The Leisure Hour Golf Club will be forthcoming.
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Need more
information?
Call 223-RIDE and we’ll send you
a free Tri-Met How to Ride kit.
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