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Page 9 Portland Observer February 16,1989
Lewis & Clark College Celebrates Black History Monti
February
Monday
Tuesday
Obo Addy and
Kukrudu
A musical journey blend­
ing traditional Ghanaian
and western sounds, in­
cluding funk, reggae,
and jazz fusion
7 p m , Agnes Flanagan
Chapel
Sojourner Truth
Theatre Company
First of three perfor­
mances designed to en­
tertain and to improve
communication between
races Under the direc­
tion ot Nyewusi Askari
and Ruby Reuben, the
audience gets a histori­
cal review ot black lan­
guage and culture and a
chance to participate in
role reversals
6:15 p m , Agnes Flana­
gan Chapel
Friday
Saturday
I
Black Future
I U Leader« Day
A workshop to help high
school students select
appropriate colleges
Find out from Lewis &
Clark students what col­
lege is really like Co­
sponsored by the Ad­
missions Office Time
and location TBA
Soul Food Dinner
Authentic foods of the
Black culture Free to
students on the meal
plan $5 to others
Ottered by Marriott Food
Service
4 45-6 pm Fields Dm
ing Room
Dance
All-campus Black to the
Future Dance features
Master T as the DJ
Open to the public
$2 general admission
with LAC ID
9 p m -1 am Stamm
Black Alumni
Reunion Weekend
Cosponsored by the
Lewis & Clark College
Alumni Association
Templeton College
Center
Alumni Welcome,
1 p m Thayer
Black Heritage Trivia,
2 30 p m Thayer
Open Forum on the
Hill, 3 30 p m , Council
Chamber
Reception, 6 30 p m
6
O pen 10 am to 4:45 pm ., Monday through Saturday
For information, call 222-1741
1230 S.W. Park at Jefferson, Portland
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n
1989
Wednesday
Thursday
Miles of
Smiles
A multimedia presenta­
tion by Ellen Jacobs,
portraying her mountain
biking adventure
through east-central
Africa
6 30 p m Council
Chambe'
Sojourner Truth
Theatre Company
Pad 2 of senes designed
to help people commu­
nicate witn groups from
dfferent cultures
8 p m Aqnes Fianacjan
Chapel
Black People in White
Minds
Film reveanng now wnite
stereotypes of backs
originated and showing
how to a more accurate
tuna ot knowieage
9 15 p m Council
Chamber
Sojourner Truth
Theatre Company
Finale performance,
examining what's
unique about Black
language and culture
6 p m , Evans Auditorium
Time Sound
Music to celebrate by—
rhythm and blues com­
posed and performed by
Blacks
7 30 p m Agnes Flana­
gan Chape!
9
8
Sunday
1
Black Alumni
I Z_ Reunion Weekend
Gospel Extravaganza.
1 0 a m . Chape!
Luncheon. ' 1 30 a >
Dubach
For more information
about weekend events
phone the Alumni O f­
fice. 293-2768
Black to the Future is
sponsored by Lewis &
Clark Students United
for American Cultural
Awareness (SUACA).
For more information
phone 244-6161
Dubach
Jazz Performance and
Dance, 8 p m . Stamm
WANT TO BUY
YO UR OW N HOM E?
Untiljustice
is blind to color,
until education
is unaware o f race,
until opportunity
is unconcerned
with die color
of men's skins,
emancipation
will be
a proclamation
but not a fact.
— Lyndon B. Johnson
first friterstete Bank
proud to join the
members of the community to Salute
Black History Month,
"Member of FDIC"
"Equal Opportunity Employer"
M O V E SIX
SPACES FORWARD.
(It'll take just a few minutes
to see if you can afford a HUD home!)
It you've worked for two
years for the same employer
(or in the same occupation) and
you have a good credit record,
move ahead 1 space.
START
Stop here and compute your Adjusted
Income. That's your total gross
monthly income, less federal withhold­
ing taxes. Write your answer here and
move on.
) ■ Write the smaller amount of
either space 3 or space 5 here. As a
general rule, that's the maximum
amount you can afford for a
monthly house payment (including
property taxes).
YOU DID IT!
h the
number in space 6 is more than
$550, then chances are good
that HUD has an affordable
home for you. Your next move
is to call your real estate
agent.
Low monthly payments
and 3% down!
Multiply your Adjusted Income (from
space 2) by 0.38, then subtract $150 and
write the answer here. Then move on to
the next space.
Add up all your monthly debts (car,
loan, credit purchase, credit card,
child support and alimony payments
you owe every month) and then
add $150. Fill in the total here
and go to space 5.
Most of our HUD homes
are approved for FHA
Mortgage Insurance, which
makes them more afford­
able than ever. Plus, HUD's
bid process is easy.
For listings of HUD homes
available now, look for our
big real estate classified ad
in every Friday and Sunday
Oregonian.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
198^ by HUD, Portland Office
You're almost home Multiply
your Adjusted Income (from
space 2) by 0.53, subtract
the amount on space 4,
and write the result here.
Now move along.
PLEASE NOTE. n d iv - W or< urn stances vary as
do lenders requirements for qualifying a prospective
buyer for a home mortgoge The formula here is
intended only to provide you with a general tdeo of how
a lender may view you' financial condition os it applies
to o home purchase For further information on loon
equipments, toA to your reo! estate ogent or local lender