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RELIGION
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Radio M inistry each Sunday, 8:00 a.m. on KBM S
A Teaching Church W ith A Reaching M inistry
Dr. James E. M artin, Senior Pastor
Church Office 116 N.E. Schuyler St.
(503) 284-1954
Jesus Loves You!
Them e: W h atever you're going to do
fo r th e Lord, do it now
(505) 288-5175
All en Temple CME Ck urch
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Portland, Oregon 97211
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T u e s d a y : C lo th e s • F r id a y : F o o d
1:00 to 3:00 PM
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M allory A v en u e C h u rc h o f C h rist
3 9 0 8 N E M allory Ave. • P o rtla n d , O R 9 7 2 1 1
F or further inform ation contact: P at G am ble a t 503-288-1092
Oregon Supreme Court Task
Force Racial/Ethnic Issues
In The Judicial System
at the meetings.
The public is invited and encour­
aged to tell the Task Force of their
experiences with the Oregon court sys­
tem and present suggestions about the
treatm ent o f m inorities. Public m eet­
ings, accom panied by interviews and
surveys, will give the Task Force an
opportunity to accurately evaluate the
current status of bias in the courts.
Judges made the decision to create
a task force sim ilar to those in W ashing­
ton, M ichigan, New Jersey, and New
Worship Services 8:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Church School 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study, Wednesdays, 116 N.E. Schuyler
10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Study Phono*. 2 8 9 -1 9 1 1
R ev J a m e s C.E. F a u lk n e r
M a llo ry A ven u e C hurch Of
C hrist A n n o u n cem en t
The Oregon Supreme C ourt Task
Force on Racial/Ethnic Issues in the
Judicial System continues its series o f
public m eetings being held throughout
the state with a Portland hearing sched­
uled for Thursday, November 12,1992
at Benson High School Auditorium,
546 NE 12th Avenue, Portland, O r­
egon. The Portland meeting times are
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Interpreters will be provided
S tone T o w e r C h u rc h ,
N .E . S a n d y B lv d . & 3 0 th
Sunday Service
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Bible Study
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E ven ing Service
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"Come to me all you w ho ore
w eary and heavy laden and I
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H as m oved Sun d a y services to
8101 N. F iske Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97203
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God's Presence promises
Pouuer through Jesus Christ In
G ood Times and Sad Times
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York, following recom m endations at
the Oregon Judicial Conference in l9 9 1 .
C hief Justice W allace P. Carson, Jr. o f
the Oregon Supreme Court appointed
the 17 member group to exam ine com ­
plaints about disparities in sentencing,
security releases, interpreter adequacy
and the charging process, among other
issues.
The first hearing was held in Wood-
bum on July 28th. Public hearings fol­
lowed in Pendleton and Ontario on
September 28th and 29th. Hearings
have also been scheduled for Klamath
Falls and Warm Springs on O ctober
26th and 27th. The final hearing will be
held in Salem, with November 19th as
the tentative date, pending selection o f
a m eeting place.
A one-year completion dale has
been targeted for the final Task Force
report, for additional inform ation call
1-800-528-3974.
(corner of 8th £ Skidmore/
Inventory Reduction Sale
30-50% Off Everything
Sale Begins October 21
Thru November 1 ,1 9 9 2
Phillip S. Nelson Postor
Second Annual Youth
Leadership Conference
Seventy-Eighth Anniversary Banquet
For The National Association For The
Advancement Of Colored People
The Portland branch of the National
A ssociation for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP) invites the
public to attend the seventy-eighth anni­
versary banquet on Friday, October 30th,
6:30 pm at the Holiday Inn Airport, 8439
NE Colum bia Blvd. in Portland.
State Senator and candidate for S tate
Treasurer, Jim Hill, is the special guest
speaker for the banquet. Senator Hill is
the only African-American running for
statewide office in Oregon. Hill, an at­
torney served as a m ember of the Oregon
House o f Representatives from 1983-
1987, and was elected to the Oregon
Senate in 1987.
The NAACP is the oldest civil rights
organization in America founded in 1909
by a group o f black and white citizens to
remedy the historical wrongs o f racial
hatred and discrimination. O regon’s first
branch office opened on September 19,
1914. This is the oldest branch office
west of the Mississippi.
The 1992 theme is "Honoring our
Past, Fulfilling our Present and Prepar­
ing for O ur Future".
To make reservations and for more
information contact Judy Boyer, 284-
1044.
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You arc invited to the 49th annual
spaghetti and meatball dinner at St.
Philip Neri Church, SE 17th and D ivi­
sion, on Sunday, November 8th, from
12 noon until 7:00 p.m. Adults, $6.50;
children 12 and under, $3.50. lake
A d v e r t is e
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land, giving a presentation entitled,
“Youth: Our continuing Legacy.” The
conference will also include a Youth
Forum, which will be moderated by
Kevin Fuller of The Oregonian. The
topic for discussion will be “Freedom
of Speech.” The Forum will begin
with presentations by four students
from the Portland area, and will wrap-
up with an open discussion period
which will encourage audience par­
ticipation.
Anyone wishing to attend should
call John Cowley of The Black United
Fund at 282-7973. There is a $15.00
fee which will cover your registration
and lunch.
The Youth Leadership Com m it­
tee, a coalition o f middle school, high
school, and college students, will hold
it’s second annual Youth Leadership
Conference in conjunction with the
Black United Fund o f O regon’s an­
nual educational conference. It will be
held Saturday O ctober 31,1992, from
10:00 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. at the Oregon
Convention Center located at 777 N.E.
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Appearing at this year’s confer­
ence will be State Representative Avel
Gordly, presenting a speech entitled,
“A Different Kind of Leadership,”
and Dr. Darryl Tukufu, President and
C.E.O. o f The Urban League of Port­
Urban League
Whitney Young
Offers Free
Education Center
Offers Free SAT College Financial
Aid Workshop
Review
The Urban League o f Portland and
The Urban League of Portland’s
W hitney M. Young, Jr. Education &
Cultural Center is offering a series of
free review sessions for the Scholastic
Aptitude Test (SAT), the standard apti­
tude test taken by high school students
interested in attending college. The ses­
sions take place Thursdays from 4-6
p.m. at the Center, located at 10 North
Russell Street.
The sessions are designed to help
high school sophomores, juniors and
seniors prepare for SAT exams offered
in N ovem ber, January and M arch.
“ Many students do poorly on their SAT
exam simply because they are unfam il­
iar with the form at,” said Urban League
Education & Career Development Di­
rector Herman L. Lessard, Jr. “ In addi­
tion to reviewing reading, English and
math skills, we will hold a mock exam
to help students learn how to work
within SAT time lim its.”
Funds for College, Etc. will offer a free
workshop on obtaining college finan­
cial aid on Tuesday, October 27 at 6
p.m. at the Urban League, 10 North
Russell St. The workshop is designed to
help parents and students locate finan­
cial aid sources they may not have
known about.
“Each year many college scholar­
ships go unused because people did not
know about them,” Urban League D i­
rector of Education & Career D evelop­
m ent Herm an ’
.cssard, Jr. said.
“Funds for College, Etc. can help stu­
dents find out about the many programs
they are eligible for and learn how to
win at the financial aid gam e.”
W hile the w orkshop is free, addi­
tional services provided by Funds for
College, Etc. have a fee.
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