Page 8 -The Portland Observer- May I, 1991
Public Service
Announcement
WANTED!
We want the
Homes that need Painting and Insulation
Attention, homeowners in this area will be given the opportunity of having new Premium Vinyl Siding
by Alcoa applied to their homes with optional decorative work at a very low cost. This amazing new product
has captured the interest of homeowners throughout the United States who ate led up with constant painting
and other maintenance costs. Il will last for the lifetime of the home and provides full summer and winter in­
sulation, as well as fire protection. Our new product can be used over every type of home including frame,
concrete block, stucco, etc. It comes in a choice of colors and is now going to be introduced in your m arket
Your home can be a show place in you vicinity. Let us explain this low cost program to you, especially
designed for your area.
WE HAVE EXCELLENT FINANCING
NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED
MAIL TODAY
Mike Morton's
Lager Construction Co.
^ ^ ) j o f a c t u r e r ’s
D |s c o u n t s !
In business since 1964
1400 NE 37th, Ptld. 97232
NAM E
PH O N E
C IT Y ______
Gresham Fanners’ Market will open
its annual six-month season on Satur­
day, May 11. The open-air market,
located on Eastman Parkway between
City Hall and MAX Light Rail Station,
will operate 8am-2pm.
Local farmers and gardeners will
have early-season crops to sell, as well
as flowers, bedding plants, herbs and
other nursery products.
The market will also feature hand­
made crafts including artwork, cloth­
ing, jewelry, wood work, and home/
garden decor.
Gussie M cRobert, Mayor of
Gresham, will be on hand to formally
open the Farmers’Market, and there
will be entertainment for all ages and
prize giveaways throughout the day.
Parking is free, and covered seat­
ing will be set up for shoppers.
Contact: Maggie Lang, 255-6830
PHO NE
April 30th was the last day
to legally have studded snow
tires on your vehicles. They
will not become legal again
until November 1, 1991.
STATE
ZIP
Best time to call □ Morning □ Afternoon □ Evening
Member of BBB Since 1964
You know me. "I like my cofee with cream & surgar."
239-7247
Serving the metro area
Since 1964
ADDRESS 5212 NE 23rd
LOT SIZE 50x100
LIVING AREA 1200sq. ft
Basement 35% partial
STYLE old Portland 2 level
BEDROOMS 4
DINING ROOM possible formal
BATHROOM 1
FIREPLACE/WOODSTOVE none
TERMS Seller Assisted Financing
FEATURES/COMMENTS Great investment potential for 1st ti
me home owner or investor. Security lighting with bars on windows and
doors. Easy access to freeways and downtown Portland. Seller ready
to negotiate.]
License No. 26015
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MOVE-OUT
P ic k -u p & D e liv e r y S e rv ic e
10 N E. Graham
Portland, OR 97212
Robert Hamilton
All Types of Auto Plate and Window Glass
Storm Doors and Windows
4709 N E MLK Jr. Blvd
Portland, Oregon 97211
Phone 249-5886
Woman Owned
Rose Marie Davis
Sales Associate
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated
936-1680
Fix up that spare room!
LORRAINE HLAVINKA
PENINSULA REALTY INC.
8040 North Lombard
Portland. Oregon 97203
Business (503» 286-5826
Fax (503) 286-8675
Brand new Thick cut pile
Carpet with built in cushion
Regular price $38 per sq. yd.
Our price $6.99 per sq. yd.
S pring H ouse
P ainting S ale
Interior & Exterior
or
Like new carpet tile
$2.00 sq. yd.
CREED OF THE BLACK PRESS
M agic Carpet
The Block Pre« belle* is that America can best lead the world away from social and
national antagonisms when II accords to every person, regardless of race, color, or
creed, full human and legal rights. Haling no person, fearing no person, the Black
Prs® strives to help e> cry person In the firm belief that all arc hurt us long as anyone
2716 NE Martin Luther King, Jr.
Portland, Oregon 97212
Reasonable Rates
Call NOW
for Free Estimate
720-7277
(Didgital Pager) 273-6406
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Lie # 72846
(503)-288-0878
la held back.
IT USED- BE
CHEAPER
T H A N 0 CHECKING
ACCOUNT.
Cash yom heck at a place like this every
week and it’ll run you about $2.50. Buy
five money orders at sixty-five cents apiece
and you’re spending well over ten bucks
every month just to use your money.
lUiich isn't exactly cheap, but it’s prob­
ably less than what a bank charges, right?
Af US. Bank, yon can have a cheeking
account for as little as three bucks a month.
Which means you can cash your paychecks
for free and write up to twelve checks a
month. After that it costs fifty cents a pop.
.S'e
ace we doing this? Because one
thing we re.ilize in these tight financial
times is that we re
all in this together. 'J lls J i B A N K .
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