Page 6 Portland Observer DECEMBER 20, 1989
N ew s A round T own
Santa Brings A “ Better
Christmas to AH'*
Santa Claus is opening a temporary
satellite office in Northeast Portland, and
w ill staff it w ill local volunteers.
Claus said his goal in setting up the
one-day workshop was to bring a "Better
Christmas to A ll" by helping 20 needy
fam ilies in Northeast Portland.
For the second year running, members
o f local neighborhood groups. Pacific Rawer,
Pacific Development, Inc. and KBMS ra
dio have been assigned by Claus to organ
ize the temporary workshop scheduled for
Saturday, Dec. 16, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.
The public is encouraged to bring non-
perishable foods to the site and join in the
festivities.
In keeping with the Spirit o f Christ
mas, there w ill be caroling, refreshments
and free carousel rides for children.
Pacific Power w ill provide trees with
stands and turkeys. Representatives from
Northeast neighborhood groups w ill deco
rate the trees and deliver to needy homes.
Volunteer elves should report to Carou
sel Courtyard, 710 N.E. Holladay Street.
For MAX riders, take the 7 th Ave. Carousel
Young Mothers End
Welfare Hassles And
Live The Lite You Want!
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NEW CHANCE helps you to:
* Leave Welfare Behind
* Learn Solid Job Skills
* Land a Job You Like
* Earn Good Pay
* Get FREE Child Care
* Get Your GED
* Keep Your Health Care
* Move Up to a Better Life
Are you under 22? Do you get AFDC
checks? Then talk to your caseworker now
or call NEW CHANCE.
282-0003
Hurry! Limited Openings! No Fees or
Hidden Costs!
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Family
Health Clinic *
4747 N X Martin Lather
About 2,500 families w ill pick up
Christmas food baskets or vouchers from
The Salvation Army at 1710 N.E. Sandy
Blvd. starting Monday, December 18, at
9:00 p.m.
Nearly 1,000 children will receive toys.
The Christmas Warehouse will stay
open through Sunday, December 24.
People wishing to make credit card
donations can call 238-GIVE.
Not enough food has been collected as
o f today. "W e only have enough food for
300-400 baskets" says Major William Hunter
o f the Salvation Army.
People can drop o ff canned foods and
frozen turkeys to 1710 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Portland.
Witnesses to incident at Lloyd Cen
ter Shopping Mall on Friday, Dec.
15th, 1989, approximately 8:35 pjn.
between African-American female
accompanied by five children, and
white security guard employed by
J.C. Penney's. Please contact (503)
286-3254.
4722 N.E. Glisan
Portland, Oregon
(503) 232-5879
New Location:
Portland Observer
Christmas Food
Distribution Begins
NOTICE!
D r. Jew ell C ra w fo rd , M .D ..
stop.
P ortland O bsej ye
Assistance to Small
Business Offered
The Black Teenage
World Scholarship
Program
Everybody’s A Winner
(All Participants Receive Trophies,
Prizes, Scholarships)
Enter this outstanding program. Write
for application form. Miss and Mr. Black
Teenage World Pageant.
If you are 14 to 17 years o f age you may
enter this outstanding program . . . write for
additional information fo r the '89 program.
Write to: BTW SP- '89, P.O. Box 1139,
Danville, VA 24543.
Mayor’s Forum to Debut
Mayor Bud Clark announced his par
ticipation in a new program to be produced
by Paragon Cable entitled "The Mayor's
Forum. ’ ’ Paragon w ill begin the hour-long,
pre-council show on Wed., Dec. 6. The
show will be hosted by B ill Deiz.
The program is currently scheduled to
run for 13 weeks and is intended to present
information on current city activities o f
special interest to the community. This new
cable television program will help us better
communicate with everyone about the is
sues facing our City.
For the public's information, the pro
gram will not take place on Wed., Dec. 27.
Has sagging sales and tight money got
your business in a bind? The small business
administration and the University o f Port
land are once again offering their popular
Small Business Institute Program to exist
ing small and medium sized businesses
beginning January 2, 1990.
The SBI program offers free manage
ment assistance to businesses in the Port-
land/Vancouver metro area. Teams o f 2-"'
senior or graduate studen. ;n busines
administration study the business for a term
and then present a written and oral report to
the client at the end o f the term. Clients
would see students about 6-8 times per
term, for 1 to 1-1/2 hours each time.
Student teams have tackled such di
verse projects as marketing plans, recordkeep
ing systems, inventory control systems,
business plans, budgets and market sur
veys. Sometimes a second term for follow
up is available.
Students do things for the business that
the owner may have always wanted to do,
but hasn't had the time or money to do.
Findings are confidential. For more infor
mation on this free program, call Dr. Neil
Higgins at the University o f Portland at
283-7226.
King, Jr. Blvd.
P o rtla n d , O regon 97211
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W o n t'tL a s t!!!!!
Merry Christmas
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