Page 3 Portland Observer SEPTEMBER 7,1989
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LOCAL TITLE-
HOLDERS
SOUGHT FOR
MRS. OREGON-
AMERICA
Do you agree that it’s Time for Black people to be
proud of their heritage? Do you agree that it’s Time
for the whole world to recognize Black History? Do
you agree that it’s about Time a company came out
with a product that reminds you of the Motherland
in addition to the Time of day? I f you answered ‘yes;
to one or all of the above questions, then it’s Time.
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Local titleholders are being sought
for the 1990 MRS. O R E G O N -A M E R -
IC A pageant. C andidates m ust be at
least 18 years o ld , a resident o f the
stale o f O regon fo r at least 6 months,
m arried at least one year, a US c it i­
T h e A fric a n Secret
T h e colors depicted on the M o th e rla n d have specific m eaning:
an d liberation.
B L A C K - r/ie color o f the noble an d distinguished race to which
n a tio n a lly televised M R S . A M E R ­
IC A pageant. In a d d itio n , she w il l re ­
ceive a c ro w n , banner, tro p h y and
we belong.
G R E E N - the color o f the lush vegetation o f the M otherland.
cash award.She w ill m ake num erous
(1 he G O L D outline represents the color o f precious m in eral
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appearances around the state at c iv ic
and p h ila n th ro p ic events.
T he cu rre n t re ig n in g M R S . O R E ­
G O N -A M E R IC A is Brenda K . H u ff
m ined fro m her core.)
W e a r this conceptual design p ro ud ly because it indicates th a t
you a re in tune to the exclusive ‘ Secrets o f A fr ic a ’ . T h e A fric a n
P y ra m id , a structure th a t to this day still goggles the m inds o f
o f M edford. Brenda, 35, is the mother
leading w o rld scientists, arch itects, engineers, etc...H o w could
this advanced b u ild ing technology take place at such an early
o f fiv e and is m a rrie d to Dan H u ff.
She re ce n tly graduated w ith honors
fre m the O regon In s titu te o f T ech­
date? ‘ T h e A fric a n S ecret’ rem ains...
W e wish you the best th a t life has to offer.
T h e A fric a n Secret has inspired a unique line o f b all caps, T -
n o lo g y and is a fu ll tim e dental h y ­
g ie n is t
S hirts, m edallions and watches.
The c u rre n t M R S . A M E R IC A is
Jennifer K lin e o f M innesota. Jen­
n ife r is 23 years o ld and has been
Purchase these unique items at;
Donnie James
m a rrie d to R ic k K lin e , an a u to m o ­
b ile dealer fo r three years. Jennifer
received o v e r $100,000 in cash and
prizes as M R S . A M E R IC A and was
the U n ite d States representative at
the M R S . W O R L D pageant where
517 N.E. Killingsworth
Portland, OR 97211
Phone 288-1721
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receive an a ll expense paid trip to the
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zen and o f good m o ra l character.
Judging w ill be based on s w im ­
suit, evening gow n and a judges inter­
view .
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The results of
professional
football
games are
used to
determine the
winners!
questions and le arning te st-ta kin g
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T-SHIRTS
OREGON 9
LOTTBW
the o ld Saltzm an garage located at
the intersection o f Shaver Street.
B i l l ’ s C om plete A u to S ervice o c ­
cupied that piece o f p ro p e rty last
m onth. T h e y w ill cater to a ll o f the
a utom otive needs o f the general p u b ­
lic . The head m echanic is M r. W il­
LOOKING FOR THE
BEST HOMEBUYING
VALUE?
LUCKY YOU.
w ho hails o rig in a lly fro m D allas,
area about fiv e years ago an estab­
lished his firs t a u to m o tive service at
P ortland B oulevard and M a rtin L u ­
ther K ing Boulevard.W hen his boom ­
in g business began to g ro w , M r.
T o m b y began to lo o k around fo r a
new lo ca tio n.
W hen young D ave
IT’S HUD
SIGN UP TIME!
Saltzm an abandoned his fa th e r’ s
p ro p e rty, M r. T o m b y w h o m a ll o f his
custom ers ca ll Pancho decided that
W h e n you see o u r sig n up in y o u r
this m ig h t be the opportune m om ent
to m ove his fle d g lin g business.
Inside his new spacious quarters,
M r. T om by can accommodate at least
ten fu ll size A m e rica n cars. T here,
he and his o ther tw o fu ll tim e m e­
chanics are prepared to service the
BUTA
hup home
w e ll lig h te d , fenced in car p a rk. M r.
Pancho T o m b y on this new en­
deavor.
Y o u r agent w ill te ll you that H U D
hom es are p rice d to be te rrific values.
So w atch the F rid a y and S unday
O re g o n ia n fo r o u r w e e k ly H U D hom e
lis tin g s , and then lo o k fo r o u r “ B u y a
H U D hom e h ere” sign.
F p r people w h o w ant a g o o d deal
on a g ood ho m e , i t ’s a b e a u tifu l sign
T o m b y also provides a to w in g serv­
ice. Reservations fo r w o rk are made
through Friday.
T h e P ortlan d O b server salutes
real estate agent's w in d o w , y o u 'll know
that th is is a place that can m ake b u y in g
y o u r next hom e both easy and fast.
A n d w ith F H A M o rtg a g e Insurance, a
b u y e r’s d o w n p a ym e n t can be ju s t 3% .
ve ry dem anding needs o f his cus­
tomers. The o v e rflo w o f vehicles can
be parked in the tw e n ty spaces M r.
T o m b y has acquired in an a d jo in in g ,
by telephoning 287-8702. R egular
business hours are 9 -5 , M o n d a y
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Hold on to your ticket
to claim your prize.
OREGON LOTTERY
O R E G O N L O T T E R Y SPORTS A C T IO N
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Event Dates: SEPTEMBER 10-11,1989
Underdog
P o in t Spread *
Selection
F a v o rite
U n d e rd o g
S u n d a y 9/10
lia m T o m b y , an A fric a n A m e ric a n
Texas. He m oved to the P ortland
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PORTLAND, OR 97232
graduate entrance exams fo r law
school, m edical school and business
schools. N o w in its 51st year, The
Stanley H . K ap la n E du ca tio n a l C en­
dence o f th is fa ct is the re -o pening o f
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ORIGINAL ART, CARDS,
GIFTS & CLOTHING
A C T , and achievem ents as w e ll as
M a rtin L u th e r K in g B o u le va rd . E v i­
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P a cific T im e
dents fo r o ve r th irty n a tional sta n ­
dardized tests, in c lu d in g the S A T ,
A qu ie t renaissance is s lo w ly g e r­
m in a tin g along the n e w ly renam ed
ENTRY FORM
OFFICIAL HUM.HAM
We are a union shop!
the U n ite d States. I t prepares stu­
Pancho Tomby
Relocates
f
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(503) 282-0400
strategies. The Stanley H . K a p la n
E ducational C enter is the old e st and
largest test preparation com pany in
ter has helped o ve r 1,500,000 stu­
dents to f u l f i l l th e ir academ ic p o te n ­
tia l. C a ll 222-5556 fo r fu rth e r in fo r ­
m ation.
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OREGON LOTTERY SPORTS ACTION is NOT associated with sponsored by. or author zed by the NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
tro d u cto ry “ S A T ” lesson on Sep­
tem ber 9 th at 1 p.m .: T he G a lle ria ,
A t th is lesson students w ill learn
how to prepare fo r the PS A T and
S A T exams by re v ie w in g actual S A T
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The S ta n le y H . K a p la n E d u c a ­
tio n a l C e n te r w ill present a free in ­
4th F lo o r, R m . 402.
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she was chosen second runnerup.
HOWARD & PATRICIA PERNELL
O FFIC IA L
PROGRAM
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1. PHOENIX
3 NEW ORLEANS
5 CHICAGO
7 SAN FRANCISCC
9 ANAHEIM
11 GREEN BAY
13 BUFFALO
15 PHILADELPHIA
17 LOS ANGELES
19 CLEVELAND
21 DENVER
23 MINNESOTA
25 NEW YORK
MONDAY 9/11
6:00 P.M.
27 WASHINGTON
2 DETROIT
4 DALLAS
6 CINCINNATI
8 INDIANAPOLIS
10 ATLANTA
12 TAMPA
14 MIAMI
16 SEATTLE
18 SAN DIEGO
20 PITTSBURGH
22 KANSAS CITY
24 HOUSTON
26 NEW ENGLAND
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* If the team you select beats or ties the other team's score after adding the
"Point Spread" to the UNDERDOG'S score, your selection is a winner.
O regon L ottery S ports Action is NOT associated with, authorized by, or
sponsored by the NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
Get current Sports Action information by calling 1-900-646-5686
(Toll call-.5O per minute)
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BLACKS MORE LIKELY TO HAVE
WORK DISABILITY THAN
WHITES OR HISPANICS, CENSUS
BUREAU SAYS
B la cks were m ore lik e ly than w hites o r hispanics to have had a w o rk
d is a b ility in 1988, according to a report by the Com m erce D epartm ent’ s
Census Bureau. Fourteen percent o f B lacks aged 16 to 64 had a w o rk
d is a b ility in 1988, com pared w ith about 8 percent fo r W hites and Hispanics.
The p ro p o rtion s w ith a severe d is a b ility w ere 10 percent fo r B lacks, 6
percent fo r H ispanics, and 4 percent fo r W hites.
The re p o rt defines a disabled person as anyone w ith a d is a b ility that
prevents the person from w o rk in g o r w h ich lim its the k in d o r am ount of«
w o rk he o r she can do.
W h ite and B la ck w orkers w ith d is a b ilitie s were less lik e ly to be covered
by an e m p lo ye r-p ro vid e d health plan than persons w ith o u t a d is a b ility .
A b o u t 45 percent o f B la ck m ale w orkers w ith a d is a b ility w ere covered by
an e m p lo ye r health plan com pared w ith 61 percent o f B la ck males w ith no
w o rk d is a b ility . T h is pattern, h o w e ver, was not evident fo r Hispanics.
KRAFT READIES YOUTH FOR JOB
MARKET
Charles L . R eid, urban a ffa irs d ire c to r fo r K ra ft General Foods, (center)
and Sandra W atsoh, C h ica g o U n ite d ’ s d ire c to r o f e m ploym ent and tra in in g ,
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
« ’909 by HUO Portland ( W r
Equal Housing Opportunity
PORTLAND OBSERVER
The fiyos and Ears ol the Community
(second fro m rig h t) re ce n tly toured the In fo rm a tio n T e ch n o lo g y resource
C enter (IT R C ), a w o rk site fo r the Job Readiness program . Donna Franks,
a d m in istra tio n at IT R C , e xp la in s the C e n te r’ s a c tivitie s as R eggie W e st, a
ju n io r at D unbar V o c a tio n a l School and a program p a rticip a n t, d e m o n ­
strates a co m puter program . K ra ft G eneral Foods donated m ore than
$130,000 to the 1989 Job Readiness program .
C h ica g o U n ite d is a n o n -p ro fit business leadership o rg a n iza tio n d e d i­
cated to the im p ro ve m e n t o f race re lations in Chicago.
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