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child i.D.
CARD OFFERED
Snappy Photo at Eastport Plaza
w ill conduct a C hild Identification
Program, July 1 and 8, 1989. The
program is to provide children w ith a
picture I D. card, in order to assist
authorities in locating lost children.
The ch ild I.D . Card w ill be o f
fered free to the public by Snappy
Photo from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 1 and 8,1989. Parents
w ill receive a fu ll color 3 l/2 "x 5 "
photo o f their child, w ith a vital sta
tistics form and thumb print on the
back. The child I.D . cards may be
picked up the fo llo w in g Wednesday
at Snappy Photo.
Steve Btxrs, owner o f Snappy Photo
stated “ We hope that our C hild I.D.
Program w ill help in fighting the
ever-increasing problem o f missing
ch ild re n.”
L ittle Ricky Rocko, from Z100
Radio, w ill make a special appear
ance on Saturday, July 1, 1989 at
1:00 p.m.
The event w ill take place inside
the west entrance o f Eastport Plaza
Shopping Center, located at 4000
S.E. 82 nd A venue, between Powell
and Holgate.
passage and subsequent signature into
law by Governor Goldschmidt w ill
bring this dream to fruitio n and say
something about Oregon that w ill
rise above the cacophony which ac
companied the close o f the legisla
tive session.
It w ill say that we, as Oregonians,
stand together against racism. That
we believe in equality. That we be
lieve in the qualities that Dr. King
embodied, and we want our young
people to emulate the kind o f man a citizen is murdered sim ply because
that Dr. King was—to live the kind o f he is black, when other citizens arc
life that he lived. That Oregonians attacked sim ply for being members
believe in the non-violent fight for o f an ethnic m inority, it is lim e for us
what is right, even as an oppressed to apply the lessons o f Dr. K ing. We
m inority against overwhelming odds, cannot violate his dream by attack
even when it means denying oneself ing racist organizations and form ing
the comforts o f the status quo, even hate groups o f our own. We must
when it is hard and we arc tired, even continue to live his dream, and to
when we must sacrifice everything, a ffirm it w ith non-violent protest and
even unto death. Passage o f this b ill caring. The late o f House B ill 2705
w ill tell our children that it is right to w ill say something im portant about
fig h t fo r a better humanity.
Oregonians, one way or the other. I
In a time when the South was rife
urge all concerned to w rite or call
w ith racism and hatred, Dr. King
your Senator imm ediately and ex
lived a story o f peace. He did not
press your support o f this b ill.
strike back against those who tried to
beat hirp down. He did not hate
Southern whites in return o f their
hatred for him . He did not bomb a
white church or murder white c h il
dren in response to the bombing and
murder o f children in a black church.
Instead, he reluscd to participate in
the violence which was inherent in
the system. When Rosa Parks could
not ride in the front o f a bus, rather
than becoming violent, Dr. King
organized a boycott o f that bus line.
He lived as a v ictim o f the violence,
the hatred, and the hum iliation o f
discrim ination and yet lie responded
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w ith non-violence and love.
In a time when Oregon is experi
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Flagging Wanted
Work Shop
Sponsored By Oregon Business League & Oregon/
Washington
Minority Construction Assoc.
Flagg Workshop Certification
Sat: July 24, 1989
9:00 - 12:00
10 N.E. Graham
Williams & Graham
Portland, Or
Fee $25.00
“ F inding Joy in Y our L ife ” and “ Spanish fo r Kids Aged 4 to 8 ” are
imong the summer classes Portland Com m unity College has scheduled at
'forth Portland locations.
How to form , evaluate and achieve goals in life w ill be the focus o f
‘ Finding Joy in Y our L ife ,” which w ill meet from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Saturday,
uly 8, in Portable B u ild ing 4 on the PCC Cascade Campus, 705 N.
iillin g s w o rth St. Cost is S8.50.
“ Spanish for Kids Aged 4 to 8 ” w ill meet from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on
/londays fo r six weeks, starling July 10, at the Peninsula Park Center, 6400
L A lb in a Ave.
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Nutrition - Blood Pressure SUiclÿM-
Researchers at OHSU arc looking for volunteers for free, experi
mental studies o f nutrition and blood pressure. If you are between
20 and 80, in general good healdi, and able to attend weekly
appointments, you may be a candidate for these studies. Volun
teers with normal or high blood pressure w ill be included. Candi
dates w ill be thoroughly screened by the research team and w ill
receive a free physical examination and lab tests. Convenient
appointments can be arranged. For information please call
279-8490, Division o f Nephrology.
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PCC HONORED by PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PCC SETS SUMMER CLASSES IN NORTH
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Oregon Commission On Black Affairs
Oregonians w ill have an excel lent
chance soon to express something
about our State. Rather than telling
the rest o f the world that our state
flo w e r is the Oregon Grape or that
our state shoelace is exactly sixty-
two and one-quarter inches long, we
have an opportunity to let everyone
know who we a re -w h at principles
weembrace, w hatqualitics we value,
what truths we uphold.
We can achieve ju s t that through
Senate passage o f House B ill 2705,
which would establish a legal school
holiday the third Monday o f January
each year in honor o f Dr. M artin
Luther K ing , Jr. The State House o f
Representatives passed House B ill
2705 on June 13, establishing the
holiday and putting us just one step
away from achieving what has been
fo r some a dream deferred. Senate
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Portland Com m unity College has received recognition from the Portland
Public Schools fo r “ outstanding contributions to the education o f c h il
dren.”
The college was among 10 businesses and organizations receiving
plaques during a June 5 meeting o f the Portland school board.
PCC was cited for recognition scholarships the college presents every
spring to outstanding graduating seniors o f public high schools w ithin the
five-count PCC district, including Portland. Scholarship winners receive
free tu ition at PCC fo r three college terms.
PCC’ s leadership role in the Portland Area Vocalional/Technical Educa
tional Consortium, also prompted the college’ s selection.
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PORTLAND
CIVIC THEATRE
Summer classes at Portland C ivic
Theatre begin June 26th. The School
offers a challenging variety o f classes
and workshops for beginning and ad
vanced students o f all ages. Learn
audition technique with Dennis Bige
low , producer o f OSF Center Stage
or Musical Theatre with Barbara Irvin.
Young people can choose from two
thrce-wcck sessions covering basic
skills, radio drama production, sing
ing skills, basic body moves, and
performance. From puppets to M ark
Twain storytelling to com m ercial/
film acting-take your pick. Call Port
land C ivic Theatre at 226-3048 fo r a
brochure.
Safeway is in your Neighborhood to Stay
Ad Effective 6/21 Thru 6/27/89
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Tender Plump
Fryer
H indquarters/
Approxim ate 5-Pound Bag. Tender, juicy
and a favorite for outdoor barbecues.
Packed with lots of nutrition and loved
by adults and kids. Perfect to oven bake
or broil. (Approx. 3-Lb. Pak, Lb. 59'
Smaller Pak, Lb. 69‘ )
Youth C.E.O. For
A Day
Karen Hatchett,a graduate o f the
Financial Services Academy at Jef
ferson H igh School served as C h ie f
Executive O ffic e r fo r a day at Lattice
Works o f Oregon as part o f the an
nual CEO fo r a day event sponsored
by the
P o rtla n d
In ve stm e n t
Program,.Thursday, June 1 1989.
Hatchett oversaw the the opera
tions o f L .W .O ’s.(a specialty wood
products manufacturer) ^ e m p l o y
ees and was given a guided tour by
the com pany’ s President and Gen
eral Manager Glen M ick. Ms Hatchett
was also introduced to the operations
o f customer service, sales account
ing and maintenance.
Fresh L ucerne
1%, 2% or Non-Fat
Gallon
Milk
Les Femmes
Request the honor o f Your Presence
at the
Locally produced and bottled on
the banks of the Clackamas
River. The name Lucerne, for 60
years, has stood for freshness
and premium quality. Celebrate
June Dairy Month with a gallon
of 1 % or 2% Low Fat or Non-Fat
milk and taste the freshness in
every sip!
THIRTY-EIGHTH
June
is
SUN DA Y, JUNE 25, 1989
7:00 P.M . to 12: Midnight
Dairy
Month
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MILK IS A ‘NATURAL'
FOR SUMMER!
^Debutante ana
Cava bel L/3all
900 N. Hayden Island Drive
Jantzen Beach
Form al A ttire
Presentation 8:00 P.M .
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