Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 09, 1989, Page 10, Image 10

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BLACKS AND THE CONSTITUTION TO AIR NATIONALLY!-Dr. John
Hope Franklin, right, an expert on the U.S. Constitution and Eddie N.
Williams, President of the Joint Center for Political Studies, are among
several scholars featured in “Afro-Americans And The Evolution Of A
Living Constitution," a radio series commemorating Black History
Month. The series is scheduled for February broadcasts on more than
200 stations nationwide. This series of eight, half hour broadcasts was
edited from last year’s symposium on the subject. The program was
jointly sponsored by the Joint Center for Political Studies and the
Smithsonian Institution. Philip Morris Companies Inc., a co-sponsor of
the symposium, has underwritten the radio broadcasts. The series was
produced by Radio America, the Joint Center for Political Studies and
the Smithsonian Institution.
A C I II E V E R S
Find room in your heart for a
stranger,
Your friends are already there,
but there are many others who need
some love that you could spare.
Make room in your heart for the
weary,
for the lost and the lonely too.
You know -''but for the grace of
God"
one of them could be you.
Each good deed becomes a seed
you plant along the way,
and it's said-they will all come back
"tenfold" to you some day.
But the seeds you scatter all along
life's road on which you trod-
will never grow if you don't save
some room in your heart for God!
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
by Doris A. Orth
Taking Care Of
Your Baby
Job and Career Information
(5 0 3 )3 7 8 -8 0 7 7
The American Red Cross is offer­
ing a class on Taking Care of Your
Baby at the Red Cross building, 3131
N. Vancouver Avenue, on Wednes­
day evenings: February 1,8, 15, 22,
from 7 to 9:30 p.m.
This ten-hour course is for expec­
tant, new and adopting parents and/
or grandparents. It is a base for un­
derstanding and fulfilling the special
needs of a new baby through the very
important first year. Taught by Red
Cross volunteer instructors, the sub­
jects covered include preparation for
coming home with your baby, begin­
ning life as a family, feeding, growth
and development and safety and health
care for small babies.
Pre-registration is necessary since
class size is limited. There is a charge
of $30 per couple or $25 per individ­
ual. Call the Red Cross at 284-0011,
Ext. 176, to register.
Contracting and On-The-Job Training
Information for Construction
(503) 3 7 8 -6 3 1 4
SAFEWAY
THE 10 MOST EXCITING COUPLES IN AM ERICA-
Celebrity twosome Phylicia and Ahmad Rashad,
and Olympic medalist Florence Griffith-Joyner and
her husband Al Joy ner are among Ebony s “10 Most
Exciting Couples,” in the February issue. The
Rashads, whose 1985 engagement was affirmed via
national TV rank high on the list, as their combined
popularity and high profile careers make them an
obvious favorite. “ If we are an exciting couple,”
says Phylicia, “ it’s because we are excited about
ourselves and about each other.” The Joy ners, who
first met in 1980 and later married in 1987, won a
honeymoon trip to Jamaica on TV’s Newlywed Game.”
The pair drew worldwide attention when Florence
collected three gold and one silver medal at the 1988
Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea, setting a world’s
record in the women’s 100-meter dash. “Al is my
mentor,” says Florence. “ He keeps me motivated.
The world record belongs to him.” In celebration of
Black love, Ebony’s other exciting couples include
Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson, Bill and Camille
Cosby, Tim and Daphne Reid and Norm Nixon and
Debbie Allen. (Photo courtesy of Ebony)
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Film & V icco C enter
1219 SW Park 221-1156
Soul on TV: The Sixties
Perhaps the rarest ot the rare-British and Am erican
television clips ot great soul and Motown artists ot the
tim e, including M arvin Gave, Sam Cooke, Jam es Brown, Ike
and Tina Turner. Joe Tex, Sam and Dave, The Exciters (with
Jim i Hendrix), M artha and the Vandellas* The Four Tops,
The Suprem es, Smokey Hoc
Robinson and the M iracles, Stevie
an the Fam ily Stone, The
W onder, Aretha. Franklin, biv
Sly and
I Jackson Five, The Staples, The Tem ptations, Percy Sledge,
Eddie Floyd and Otis Redding. (2 hrs.) Special admission:
How many Black
Americans are you familiar with
in the history of our country?
Chances are, not that many
because you won’t find them in
most history books. But Black
History Month gives us a chance
to become aware of the contribu­
tions many Black Americans have
made in science, medicine, industry,
agriculture, literature and more.
Join us in the observation of Black
History Month and broaden your knowledge
of how we, collectively, as a people have
made this country what it is today.
SAFEWAY
$5 general- $4 members. Audience members who wish to
sta& for boih shows may purchase two tickets and remain
in the auditorium, where their second ticket w ill be
collected.
Friday, February 10
Saturday, February 11.-7 p.m.
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