Page 7 Portland Observer AUGUST 31,1989
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debts and expenses incurred for education, and have the guarantee,
regardless of health, of future life insurance coverage.
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89 WALK FOR
The ’89 Walk For Humanity will
be held Saturday, September 16,1989
Rain or Shine. The East Side W alk­
ers begin at Alberta Park, Northeast
22nd and Killingsworth.The West
Side Walkers begin at Willamette
Park, Southwest Macadam and
Nebraska.The Walk ends at Water­
front Park under the Morrison
Bridge.The Walk begins at 9:00 am
(register at 8:50am) and ends at 11:00
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am at Waterfront Park. The Walk
CELEBRATION begins at 11:00 am
and ends at 12:00 noon.Registration
forms & sponsor sheets are available
now at many locations.
Contact: East Side - HFH Port­
land Project, P.O. Box 11527 Port­
land, OR 97211-0527, (503) 287-
9529;West Side - Willameue West
HFH, 6948 S.W. Capital Hwy. Port­
land, OR 97219, (503) 246-5474.
NEEDED Manicurist and Hairstylist
PORTLAND OBSERVER
FAX #
503)288-0015
Portland Opera
P ric e s E ffe c tiv e 8 30 T hru 9/5/89
ADIA
Casting Call
African-American and Caucasian
men needed to fill nonspeaking
(super) roles in Verdi’s opera
A ID A
No experience necessary. Volun­
teer positions, require 8-10 re­
hearsals and 4 performances. All
rehearsals and performances occur
evenings and weekends between
12 September and 7 October. Drop
by the Portland Opera, 1516 S.W.
Alder, for the casting call, Satur­
day, September 2nd between 1-3
p.m. or phone the Portland Opera
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SPORTS ACTION
GAME KICKOFF
You’ve been hearing about it for
weeks, the Oregon Lottery’s excit­
ing new SPOTS ACTION game!
Kickoff time has finally arrived-
6:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 6!
Sports enthusiasts and fans are ready
to play, and you’ll want to get in on
the SPORTS ACTION grand kickoff
celebration.
The Oregon Lottery’s SPORTS
ACTION game official kickoff cele­
bration. Dignitaries will includestate
and public officials from the Oregon
Lottery Commission, Oregon State
System of Higher Education, Ore­
gon State Legislature, and state uni­
versity officials, athletic directors and
their coaches. Planned activities will
include a variety of speakers, a “ first
ticket” ceremony presented to State
representative Dave Dix (sponsor of
House bill 3262), a SPORTS AC­
TION “ k ic k o ff’ by state school
athletic directors, SPORTS ACTION
cheers (by school cheerleaders and
mascots), and hot dogs and soft drinks
for the first 300 people who attend
this pubic evenL
The event will take place at 12:00
Noon - 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, Sep­
tember 6, 1989, at the Portland Pio­
neer Courthouse Square, 701
S.W.Sixth Avenue, Portland (between
Morrison and Taylor Streets)
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Choose Sausage.
Hamburger. Pepperoni,
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• New Soup & Salad Bar
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• New Full Service Seafood Market
• New Open Service Produce Area
• New Frozen Yogurt Machine
• New Frozen Vltarl Machine
• New Store Decor
magazine
for your Safeway
Shopping Guide for
a complete list of
specials on sale this
week at Safeway!
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