January 10,1990 ■ Portland Observer
M artin Luther King, Jr. Special Edition ■ Page 15
Portland Opera
Announces
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Keep ‘The ‘Dream A live!"
Auditions!
Show Boat
T h e I F C C p r e s e n ts :
’’F ield to F actory :
A frican -A merican M igration ,
EDWARD E. WARD, DMD
GENERAL DENTISTRY
DENTAL CARE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY’
Jerome Kern's classic American musical
June 1990—Civic Auditorium
1915 to 1940”
A Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit
• Male and female dancer-singers
• Nonsinging, dramatic role of Pete
Exclusive Northwest Showing!
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• \6cal auditions on January 16; dance auditions on
January 17, at 6:30 p.m., Portland Opera Rehearsal Room,
1516 S.W. Alder.
• Persons auditioning as dancer-singers
should be prepared to audition both dates, to have prepared
one song from an American musical, and should bring a
r£sum6 and photo to the January 16 audition date.
• Auditions for Pete are by appointment on January 16 and 17.
FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL STAFF
INSURANCE GLADLY ACCEPTED
SEDATION FOR SENSITIVE PATIENTS
FEES DISCUSSED PRIOR TO TREATMENT
VISA/MASTERCARD
NEW PATIENTS WELCOMED
A U BUS LINES - VALIDATED PARKING
OFFICE HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY, 8 AM
EVENINGS AVAILABLE
ADA MEMBER
Runs Jan. 14th through Feb. 11th, 1990
Opening Reception: Jan. 14th, 1:00-4:00 P.M.
IFCC Gallery
Call 243-7930 for Gallery Hours
5 PM
"The Meeting*' by Jeff Stetson.
Powerful script about two great leaders
Malcom and Martin.
OPENS Feb. 1st through March 4th
Call 243-7340 for Box Office Information
503-228-3009
Call Paul Zadoff, Portland Opera, 241-1407, between
9:00 ajn .—5:00 p.m.
if more information is required
or to schedule an audition.
Dr. Edward G. Ward
610 SW Alder, suite 1008
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ANCTIL
'1 am personally
committed to
emulating in the
governance of
our community,
the passion and
principles of Dr.
Martin Luther
King."
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‘We w ill be free at last!
M ike Lindberg, Commissioner
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A D edication
- M a r t in L u th e r K ing, Jr., 1960
to
M artin L uther K ing , J r .
"When evil men plot, good men
must plan. When evil men burn
and bomb, good men must
build and bind. When evil men
shout ugly words or hatred, good
men must commit themselves
to the glories of love.
Where evil men would seek to
perpetuate an unjust status quo,
good men must seek to bring
into being a real order of justice."
Civil Rights Division, Wage and Hour Division,
Apprenticeship and Training Division,
Support Services Division
Human Relations C o m m issio n s
J o h n H e d ln
i D oaono
C a ro ly n L e o n a rd
J a im e U rn
B ureau of
L abor and I ndustries
Commissioner
Mary Wendy Roberts
In honor q f Black men and women who committed themselves to achieving social justice.
Paid for by members of the
'The dream is one of equality
of opportunity; a dream of a
land where men do not agree
that the color of a man's skin
determines the content of his
character; a dream of a place
where all our gifts and re­
sources are held not for our­
selves alone but as instru­
ments of service for the rest of
humanity; the dream of a
country where every man will
respect the dignity and worth
of all human personality, and
men will dare to live together
as brothers___"
Paulette Peynet
Donald Schwehn
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protecting the civil rights of Oregonians, erforcing wage and hour and
youth employment laws, and promoting skilled training through appren­
ticeship. We Join in celebrating the memory o f Martin Luther King and
pledge to continue working with the goal o f making his dream an Oregon
reality.
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