Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 12, 1989, Special Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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January 12, 1989 • Portland Observer • Page 3
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WHAT’S IN
A NAME?
S O C IE T Y
welcomes your membership
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Portland’s Highland Elementary School
was renam ed fo r the late M artin Luther
K in g in 1968 — w ith o u t su rveys o r
o th e r red tape.
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T h e n th e P o rtla n d S c h o o l D is tric t, a g a in re s p o n s iv e to
c o m m u n ity desires, nam ed the s c h o o l’s a dja cen t N e ig h b o rh o o d
F a cility to co m m em o ra te Dr. K ing and later nam ed its newest
m id d le sch oo l to h o n o r H arriet Tubm an.
Museum Galleries
Regional Research Library
Bookshop • Press
N orth Pacific Studies Center
A D M IS S IO N
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Nam es, statues and p o rtra its are o n ly s ym b o lic, how ever. Is
th ere su bsta n ce to m atch the dream s of the slain c iv il-rig h ts
leader?
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C o n sid e r th e P ortland S ch o ol D is tric t’s p io n e e r co m m itm e n ts
to a ffirm a tive a ction and to d evelopm ent of d is tric tw id e m u lti-
c u ltu ra l/m u ltie th n ic education.
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P o rtlan d P u b lic S ch o o ls believes all o f its stu d e n ts are ca pable
of e du catio n al excellence. A nd proves it every school day.
Open io am to 4:45 pm
Monday through Saturday
Are there any b etter b irth d a y presents?
1230 S.W. Park Avenue
Portland, Oregon
PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Telephone: 222-1741
C elebrate with
Food Front
The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
C O O I’ I: R A T I V I: G R O C E R Y
Open to All 9am to 9pm Daily
NW Thurman at 23rd Place 222-5658
Tri-Met Bus Routes 15 and 17
must come to
see that human progress
never rolls in on wheels
of inevitability. It
comes through the tire­
less efforts and persistent
work of men willing to be
co-workers with God,
and without this hard
work time itself be -
comes an ally of the
forces of social stag­
nation. We must use time
creatively, and forever
realize that the time
is always ripe to do
right.”
The Dream
"It is not enough to be concerned about
the soul of man; you've got to be concerned
about the body and the environmental
conditions, which may scar the soul."
--April 1968
From "Letter from a
Birmingham Jail",
N/NE COMMUNITY
MENTAL HEALTH
CENTER, INC.
1963
"Working to Make a Difference"
5019 N. Williams Ave.
Portland, OR 97217
(503) 249-0066
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US ON JANUARY 16!
A PERCENTAGE OF
OUR DAY’S SALES
WILL BE DONATED
TO PORTLAND’S
SATURDAY SCHOOL
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