October 21, 1992...The Portland Observer...Page-3
Association Of Oregon
Black Lawyers Ebony And
Ivory Scholarship Dance
The Association o f Oregon Black
Lawyers (A O B L ) w ill be hosting the
11 th Annual Ebony and Ivory Scholar­
ship dance on Saturday. November 7,
1992 from 9:00 p.m . until 1:00 a. m. The
dance w ill be held at the A irpo rt H o li­
day Inn, 8439 N E Columbia Blvd.,
Portland, Oregon. This is A O B L ’s an­
nual fund-raiser for scholarships to be
awarded to outstanding Black Oregon
law students. The semi-formal event
w ill feature live music by Perfect Ten,
complimentary hors d ’oeuvres and a
silent auction. Tickets are $20. A O B L
w ill gladly accept donation for scholar-
A Brand New Store With Over 1>/> Acres o f Fabrics! (73,000 SQUARE FEET)
Most C om plete Fabric Store In The West
Autumn Extravaganza Fabric Sale
ships. Items or services for the silent
auction are also needed. For tickets or
more inform ation contact A O B L mem­
ber Gregory Gudger at 221-2178 or
Cedric Barown at 698-0625.
The Association o f Oregon Black
Lawyers was founded in 1978. It is
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Plus these additional values:
Vogue, Butterick,
Simplicity, McCall
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Zanette Johnson, a senior at O r­
egon Episcopal School, was once again
recognized for her outstanding scholas­
tic talent when she was recognized as a
Commended Scholar in the 1993 Na­
tional M e rit Scholarship Program. This
follow s notification earlier this month
o f Johnson’ sselection-oneofonly three
students in the state--as a sem ifinalist in
the National 1993 Achievement Schol­
arship com petition fo r Outstanding
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OES is a pre-K through 12, coedu­
cational, independent, college prepara­
tory school in the Episcopal tradition. A
fu ll boarding program is offered in
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education for members, encouraging
them to continue active participation in
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October 16-18, 1992
October 16-Registration/Exhibits,
4:00-7:00 p.m.
October 17-Programs and discus­
sions, 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Keynote Address by H ow a rd
“ Rocky” Stone, 4:00-5:30 p.m.
October 18-Programs and discus­
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Airport Ramada Inn in Portland
6221 NE 82nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97220
grades9 through 12. Exceptional teach­
ers engage students in small classes that
stress participation, creativity and a
passion fo r learning and livin g. W ith in
a traditional framework, strong pro­
grams in the fine and perform ing arts
and athletics encourage students to be­
come involved. Located on the Pacific
Rim , the School emphasizes global
studies and an international outlook.
V irtu a lly all graduates attend fine co l­
leges. Responsiblecitizenshipandcom-
munity service are important at OES—
a School where students are encour­
aged to reach their fullest potential in a
loving and caring environment.
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PEROT *92
*25% discount does not apply to “Special Purchase” or previously discounted or marked down merchandise
Prices good Oct. 14 thru Oct. 27th
HOURS:
RETAIL - WHOLESALE
M-F 9:00ani-9:00pm
SAI' 9:00am-6:00pm
SUN 10:00am-6:00pm
Plenty of
FREE PARKING
• CARS • BUSES • RVs
7 0 0 S.E. 1 2 2 n d A v e.
P ortlan d , OR
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Com m ended Scholar,
Places In Top Five Percent
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incorporated in the state o f Oregon as a
charitable non-profit organization. The
Association’s purpose is to work to
increase the number o f Black lawyers
in Oregon. To fu lfill this objective, its
members encourage and support Black
law students who pursue legal educa­
N.W. Regional Conference Of Self
Help For Hard Of Hearing Held Here
The Americans w ith Disabilities
A c t (A D A ), and how it can impact and
improve the life o f every hearing im ­
paired person, w ill be the major empha­
sis at the conference. There has been
much w ritten about the effect o f the law
on businesses and government, but very
little on how the disabled feel about,
and are impacted by, this legislation.
Self Help fo r Hard o f Hearing
People, Inc. (SHHH) is a volunteer,
non-profit, international organization
dedicated to bringing the message o f
self help to people who are hearing
impaired. W ith more than 270 chapters
nationwide, they provide support and
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Community youngsters paint mural out side o f the Perot Headquaters
on Martin Luther King Blvd.
Dad's Oil Service
McMurphy's
Appliance Center
heating oils
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104 NE Russell
Portland, OR 97212
282-5111
Washer fit Dryer $199°°
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Refrigerators From $ 129°°
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W holesale to the Public 35% to 50% off
100% Human Hair 16" from $15.95
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Saturday 10:00am to 2:00pm
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