Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, April 11, 1990, Page 8, Image 8

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    HageS Portland Observer April 11, 1990
OF NUTRITION
DINNER TRIBUTE BENEFITS JACKIE ROBINSON FOUNDATION -- Comedian Bill
Cosby (center), master of ceremonies at the 1990 Jackie Robinson
Foundation Awards Dinner in New York City, evokes laughter from
Rachel Robinson, Jackie's widow, and August A. Busch III, chairman of
MEET THE MAN WHO WILL TAKE A STAND FOR
YOU• ! !
You are invited to meet Ed Washington, hear and
discuss the issues affecting district 19, NE Portland
& the state as we go into a new legislative era.
Please RSVP: 284-1743 (this is necessary for secu­
rity clearance onto the base).
The statistics are s t a r t l i n g -
m any A m erican children are oil the
track when it comes to nutrition
a n d fitn e ss h a b its th a t lead to
healthy adulthood Consider these
facts:
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• more th a n half of our kids
have at least one risk factor lor
h e a rt disease;
• 50 percent of A merican chil­
dren a re n ’t getting enough exercise
to develop healthy hearts and lungs;
• 83 percent of children be­
tw een ages 7-14 show tat streak s
in th e ir arteries.
Concerned paren ts can m ake a
trem endous difference in th e ir chil­
d ren ’s lifelong health by teaching
them about good n u tritio n and in­
volving them in activities th a t pro­
duce fitness For exam ple, the four
food groups—meats, dairy products,
fruits and breads—are still im por­
tant. Teach your children the groups
and encourage them to e a t foods
from each group daily.
Also, be sure your child is in ­
volved in some form of regular phys­
ical activity—not ju s t th e physical
education class or football team ,
w here they may spend a lot of tim e
sitting or w aiting. (The “lifetim e
sports of swim m ing, biking and
running are good, aerobic ac­
tivities. )
Colonial and Rainbo Bakeries,
THANK
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the board and president of Anheuser-Busch Companies, at a reception
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prior to the fund-raising gala held at the the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
The dinner, chaired by Mr. Busch, was attended by more than 1,000
business leaders, civic and sports figures and raised over $300,000
for Foundation programs that provide educational opportunities and
leadership development skills for aspiring minority youths.
The Jackie Robinson Foundation, founded 17 years ago by Mrs. Robinson,
perpetuates the memory and achievements of baseball great Jackie
PUBLIC NOTICE
A Story Of Dedication
The rise of Angel (Angie) Eche­
v a rria from th e grin d in g poverty of
New York’s Spanish Harlem, where
he w as raised, to th e p resident of
a m ulti-m illion dollar business
w ith grow ing global in terests, is a
story of dedication.
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Dedication and determination en­
abled him to rise above the poverty
of his childhood.________________
T h a t financial success tu rn ed
into a dedication to im proving th e
lot of deprived an d handicapped
children. Increasingly, E chevarria,
presid en t of th e Los A ngeles-based
Som m a M attress Co., h as devoted
g re a te r p a rts of h is tim e in reach ­
ing out to help all creeds and races.
In 1987, he w as recipient of the
C ity of Hope “H u m a n ita ria n of th e
Year" aw ard w here he estab lish ed
th e Angel M E ch ev arria Research
Fellow ship to fight ch ild ren ’s dis­
eases.
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and operated solely by the Exie Publishing
Company of Portland, Oregon. Exie
Publishing Company has no affiliation with
any other publication in Oregon and the
public should be aware that any notices or
statements by parties or individuals claim­
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Questions pertaining to the aforementioned
should be directed to the business office of
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King Jr. Blvd., Portland, Oregon, 97211.
Telephone (503) 288-0033 or
FAX (503) 288-0015.
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bakers of cholesterol-free enriched
w hite bread, offer a program th a t
can help p a re n ts teach th e ir chil­
dren about nutrition, fitness, health
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onial/Rainbo B read IronK ids pro­
gram , targ eted a t youngsters 7-14,
includes a series of tria th lo n s for
children, held in 13 cities th is year.
T here’s also a children’s club w ith
a free bi-m onthly new sletter on
health and fitness,“Proudtalk,’’ and
an education program, free to teach­
ers of grades 2-8.
For a free booklet on children s
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Dallas, TX 75266-0217.
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