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January 1 5 ,1992...The Portland Observer...Page 17
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TEND
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
THE
ANNUAL TRIBUTE TO
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Dr.
Martin
Luther
King, Jr.
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WHAT’S IN
A NAME?
Portland’s Highland Elementary School
was renamed for the late Martin Luther
King in 1968 — without surveys or
other red tape.
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1929-1968
Then the Portland School D istrict, again responsive to
community desires, named the school’s adjacent Neighborhood
Facility to commemorate Dr. King and later named its newest
middle school to honor Harriet Tubman.
AND
REVEREND JOHN W. G ARLINGTON, JR.
Names, statues and portraits are only symbolic, however. Is
there substance to match the dreams of the slain civil-rights
leader?
SUNDAY
JANUARY 19, 1992
AT
4:00 P.M.
Consider the Portland School District’s pioneer commitments
to affirmative action and to development of districtwide multi-
cultural/m ultiethnic education.
MARANATHA CHURCH
4222NE12TH AVENUE
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
REV. WENDELL WALLACE, SENIOR PASTOR
SPECIAL MUSIC:
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Portland Public Schools believes all of its students are capable
of educational excellence. And proves it every school day.
HEAVEN BOUND GOSPEL CHOIR
LONNIE HOSLEY, DIRECTOR/COORDINATOR
Are there any better birthday presents?
MARANATHA CHURCH CHOIR
CLAUDE BOWLES, DIRECTOR
TRACEY HARRIS
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT REV. JOHN PARKER AT (503) 2S4-7563 OR
MARANATHA CHURCH AT (503) 288-7241
PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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"The emergency we now face
is economic,
and it is a desparate
and worsening situation . . .
This is no time for apathy
or complacency.
This is a time for vigorous
and positive action"
Martin Luther King, Jr.
"As long as there is poverty
I can never be rich . . .
As long as diseases are rampant
I can never be healthy. . .
I can never be what I ought to be
until you are what you ought to be.
This is the way our world is m ade..
We are interdependent"
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Who Killed Sergeant Waters, And Why?
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By Charles Fuller
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First In te rsta te B ank!
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