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I would like to be an accountant
when I grow up because it deals with
some of my favorite things like math
and people. This job will accomplish
my dreams such as working with people
and buying my dreams, like cars and a
house. And that this job would be a
great experience. I know that when I
get to my adulthood, this type of job
would help me meet new people and
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When I Grow Up
I Want To Be...
Future Goals of Students at Holy Redeemer Area School
Next Week: Trinity Lutheran Grade School
When I grow up I want to be a
prosecuting attorney because I always
wanted to be one. I feel that I will make
a good one because I like to ask a lot of
questions. Another reason is because 1
always wanted to be in a courthouse
and I would like to find out if a criminal
is guilty. I like to work with other
people and I like to defend people. I
like to work with the police.
When I grow up, I want to be a
Montessori school teacher. My mother
first told me about Montessor schools
and 1 thought it was really neat I like
working with little children. I also think
that teaching very young kids is impor­
tant because it determines how kids
will learn for the rest of their lives.
Michelle Burch
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Charles Fitz
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When I grow up, I would like to
have a career in the medical field, per-
ferably a pediatric nurse. I’ve always
enjoyed helping and working with chil­
dren and been interested in medicine. I
can make a difference by helping people
with health problems.
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Dawn Liu
Law
When I get older and can persue a
career I would like to be a Vet. The rea­
son I want to be a vet is because I love
animals and love to help people’s pels.
The skills I would need for this job
would be patience, understanding, lov­
ing and caring for animals. I love ani­
mals for a long time, I always wanted to
be a Vet for reasons of I healed cats and
birds in my apartment complex when I
was 8 years old. I feel I would make a
difference in animals lives.
When I grow up I want to be a
pitcher in the major leagues for the
Oakland A’s.o rfo r The Chicago White
Sox. I want to be a pitcher because I
want to contribute to the major leagues
records and statistics. One of my goals
is to make it to the Baseball Hall of
Fame.
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When I grow up I would like to be
a judge. I love to work with people and
helping them with their problems. I
feel that I could make the right deci­
sions for people when they’re on trial
and I also feel that by my decisions I
could make this world a better place.
Sincerely,
Ryan Spaise
Heidi Turner
David L. Savage
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Clinic Offers Free
Health Check-Ups for
Kids
Laugh all the way to the bank
this Saturday.
Western Slates Chiropractic Col­
lege is sponsoring a free health check­
up for children from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
Saturday, November 23, 1991 at its
Outpatient Clinic, 2900 NE 132nd
Avenue in Portland. The screening will
include a spinal examination and scoli­
osis evaluation for children up to the
age of 16.
The comprehensive exam also in­
cludes screening of the eyes, ears and
throat by interns at the clinic. Partici­
pants will receive a written report and
referrals to other health care specialists
if necessary. Appointments are required
and may be made by calling 255-6771.
Western States Chiropractic Col­
lege and its Outpatient Clinic are non­
profit organizations.
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And all the way home, too.
879s
Fixed Rate Home Equity Loans
Fixed Rate Secured Instalment Loans
U.S. Bank and Young
Audiences Present >
Final Performance of
Children’s Series
S atu rd ay Loan Sale. Let’s face it. Until now, going to the bank
for a loan hasn’t exactly been a laughing matter. A lot of hanks are
charging high rates. But this Saturday, we’re changing all that.
Photo by Veronica Green
Because we’re offering the best loan deal in the state.*
The PSU Vikings are now 5-2 this season after demolishing college of St.
Francis 62-28 Saturday night. #34 Rodney Clemente scored 2
touchdowns and rushed for 137yards, (picture - PSU vs Missouri
Southern)
Say you’re interested in buying a car, boat or RV.
Just have your loan payments automatically deducted
from a Security Pacific checking account, and you’ll receive
8.79% APR when you qualify.
You can also get 9.36% APR when you get a home equity loan
with automatic deductions from your checking account.
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And to top it off, you’ll pay absolutely no loan tees or
Or call 1-8OO-55TFAST.
However you do it, just do it this Saturday. Because he who
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closing costs.**
So don’t miss out. This deal is good only this
Saturday, October 26. So come in between 9am ' 1pm.
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Wave Nouveau
Hawaiian Silky
Care Free
Long Hair
laughs first, laughs last.
$45.00
Virgin Hair
$45.00
Touch Up
$40.00
Texturizer
$5.00 extra
Best W ork/Best Prices In Town
$35.00
$25.00
$25.00
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$5.00
$7.00
$10.00
Brush Cuts
Box Cuts
Style Cuts
Deep Reconstructor
Cream Rinse
Hot OU
Call for appt, today.
Daryl Lewis Owner/Manager
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The U.S. Bank Children’s Series,
presented by U.S. Bank and Young
Audiences, closes Sunday, October 27,
with a performance of African music
and dance by Obo Addy and Okropong.
Portland mime Russ Fish opens the
performances.
Performances take place at 1:30
p.m. and 3:15 p.m. in Ballroom 4 of the
Oregon Convention Center. Each per­
formance lasts one hour. Admission is
$5 per person and the ARTS CARD
two-for-one discount will be honored
Tickets are available through all Fred
Meyer Fastixx outlets, 224-8499. For
additional information, contact Young
Audiences at (503) 224-1412 or (206)
693-1829.___________________
Gave us our p ast...
It can give us our
future