fra* • •
.................... „ . . .
. , ; . ', j
, ............................, , . H < w i r W
* . ô ................* .......................... ...
• O * ^ * * ^ * » 1
Page 6 Portland Observer April 13, 1989
ANNOUNCING
THE BIGGEST CHANGE IN SEAR’S 102-YEAR HISTORY!
L*
WHEN WE SAY SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED OR YOUR
MONEY BACK, WE MEAN IT!
NOW THERE’S NO NEED TO WAIT
FOR A SALE!
You can shop when you want to shop. And you
will always be sure to get great low prices every
time you visit Sears!
This has been our way of doing
business for over a hundred years,
and it always will be!
ON
i OVER 1,000 BRAND NAMES
AND WE’RE ADDING MORE
EVERY DAY.
GREAT LOW PRICES EVERY SINGLE
DAY. GUARANTEED AND WE
WON’T STOP THERE!
As the world’s largest retailer, Sears will continue to
search out extra special buys. And when we find
them, we’ll pass the savings on to you, even if it’s for
a few days only!
Not only our own famous brands like
Kenmore and Craftsman, but brands
you want like Sony, Levi’s apparel,
Sealy and Pirelli to nam e a few!
Your money’s worth and a whole lot more.
Portland State University
PRESENTS
African
American
PL A Y W R IG H T S :
T H E IR
CRA FT (. LEGACY
W ITH
Measure
your rent
against
this chart:
GARLAND L E E THOMPSON
P L A Y W R IG H T -F A C IL IT A T O R
W I L L I S RIC H A R D SO N
GARLAND ANDERSON
|A R N A BONTEM PS
W IL L IA M BRANCH
A L IC E C H IL D R E S S
LANGSTON HUGHES
I L O R R A IN E IIANSBERRY
O S S I E D A V IS
1 RUBY DEE
» ,’S
L E R O I JO N E S (B A R A K A )
JA M E S BALDWIN
¡JO H N O . K IL L E N S
N o m a t t e r h o w y o u s ta c k it. r e n ti n g
sim p ly c a n 't m e a s u r e u p to th e a d v a n ta g e s
I GERTRU D E
JE A N E T T E
1 ED B U L L IN S
o f b u y in g a H U D h o m e .
R IC H A R D WESLEY
C H A R LE S FU L L E R
DOUGLAS TURNER WARD
I lonne ELD ER I I I
C H A R LE S GORDONS
E L A IN E JA C K SO N
1 KATHLEEN C O L L IN S
B e c a u s e H U D o ffe rs h o m e s w ith a low
3 % d o w n p a y m e n t. F H A M o rtg a g e I n s u r
a n c e . A nd th e in v e s tm e n t o p p o r tu n ity o f
I
I
b u y in g p r o p e r ty t h a t 's p r ic e d to be a n o u t
p . J . G IB S O N
NTOZAKE S1IANGE
lA N D R IE N N E KENNEDY
P lu s, c o n s id e r th is : O v e r 12 y e a r 's
tim e , $ 3 5 0 in m o n th ly r e n t a d d s u p to
m o r e t h a n $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 . M a n y H U D h o m e s
I ron
¡ ted
s ta n d in g v a lu e .
milner
s h in e
c o s t less.
¡OWEN DODSON
¡B E N CALDWELL
, MARCUS H E M P H IL L
. E . FR A N K L IN
I B I L L Y GRAHAM
(G A RLA N D L E E THOMPSON
¡A R C H IE S H E P P
¡MAXWELL G L A N V IL L E
¡ C L I F F O R D MASON
&
&
'•A
¡O L IV E R
¡P H IL L IP
¡JO S E P H
¡A U G U ST
¡G E O R G E
P IT C H E R
HAYES DEAN
A . WALKER
W ILSO N
C . WOLFE
T o fin d o u t m o r e , c h e c k o u r a d in th e
real e s ta te c la ssifie d s e c tio n o f y o u r F rid a y
o r S u n d a y O r e g o n ia n . O r call y o u r re a l
e s ta te a g e n t.
UNDER THE S P O N S O R S H IP OF
THE
BLACK S T U D IE S
A S P E C IA L
B E G IN N IN G WEDNESDAY E V E N IN G
DEPARTM ENT
IO-WEEK COURSE
Y o u 'll d is c o v e r t h a t o w n in g y o u r o w n
h o m e is n 't s u c h a tall o r d e r a f te r a ll.
MARCH 2 9 ,
6 :4 0
P .M .
19S9
TO 9 : 2 0
a
P .M .
HUD
O tP A R T W X T O f HOU9MG
ANO URBAN OCVB.OFMCNT
ir
« ».
■*
c I '»MM H II» , Portland oflk «-
$
z *
L IN C O L N
►
V£*
A?
.. •
HA LL -
ROOM 3 1 9
PO RTLAN D S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y
S . W . BROADWAY AT MARKET S T R E E T
1
fi
$»
FOR ENROLLMENT & IN FO R M A TIO N C A L L :
BLACK S T U D IE S DEPARTMENT
N EUBERGER HALL 3 0 0
(5 0 3 ) 4 6 4 -3 4 7 2
$
4-ÎF
■ -jr
î >.î
> * •* .* •.* * ■ • » * * * •? * • • »
.
» :
r-* f
r -, *
♦ • * *
> r tJ k fg •.
*.*■>.*•
“ -I
• * • *
•
*
' .
/ A
-
A