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The 1993 Multicultural
Music And Food Festival
“What’s Good In The Hood"
Sponsored by
Neighborhood Outreach Association
Voluniecrs for the Neighborhood
Outreach Association and over 50 pro
fessional musicians and dancers have
jo in e d
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Portland community back to the NZNE
corridor In an effort to created bridges
in uniting the many diverse cultures in
ourconununity, the 1993 Multicultural
Music and Food Fest, whose theme is
“W hat’s Good in the ‘Hood’” will
present a colorful two day adventure
in jazz, blues, gospel and ethnic music
and dance on July 9 and 10. Headlines
include Lina Hornbuckle and the No
Delay Band, The Norman Sy lvester
Band, Patrick Lamb and Mario De
Priest. D on’t worry, you w on’t go
hungry. The dow n home cooks of the
community are w hipping up some taste
treats you won’t want to miss; a wide
array ol traditional and ethnic fare to
delight your taste buds.
Families are an importan, part of
our neighborhoods and this festival is
designed to meet every family mem
bers’ needs On Saturday from noon to
5pm, KIDSPACE will feature mural
painting, multicultural crafts, story
telling, clowns, jugglers and more. It’s
an event for the whole family to enjoy.
Mark July 9 from 5 to 9 and July 10,
from 12 to 9 on your calendars now,
you w on’t want to miss it. Take 1-5 to
the Portland Ave exit and head east to
Vancouver Ave. where the event is
held on the campus of the Holy Re
deemer Area School. Adult admission
is $5.00 and children under 13 accom
panied by adult are $1.00 Free food
and beverage included w/admission.
For more information, call 283-5175
for a recorded message.
Neighborhood Outreach Associa
tion is a non-profit organization whose
mission is to help the families of the N/
NE corridor and to assist in making
our neighborhoods a safer places to
live
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C eleb ra te D iv e r s ity
Nobody does it Better.. .for less
Equal Protection
Under The Law
For Fathers
SAFEWAY
There was a demonstration/piek-
etingoutside of the Multnomah County
Courthouse on Wednesday, 16 June
1993
The purpose of this demonstra
tion was to bring some awareness,
prior to Father’s Day, that there are
nany father’s who love their children
tni, are being denied “equal protec
tion" under the law to exercise their
light to share that love and their right
io “raise a family” (268 U.S. 390 at
*99). In our opinion, we collectively
agree that the courts have exercised
not only bad judgm ent in domestic
problems such as divorce but they
liscnm inate against non custodial
parents-m ost of whom are fath ers-
but this sort of discrimination is not
monopolized by fathers alone. Wives
f2ndfam ilicsandevenan increasing
.umber of women are beginning to
experience the injustice of being
■ row n into the role of 2nd class. W e
líese also that the nature of the
domestic relations court in Oregon is
adversarial and one that promotes
conflict between divorcing spouses
which ultimately victimizes the chil
dren m div oiec. (Jur goal is tebring an
end to tins al’u s t!
O rganizer’s for this event were
Rick Scheetz ol F A TH t R s and
mvsclf. Kevin C S c lia u m lc llle of the
O.C E Other key people who have
been instrumental in lobbying foi these
changes will also be present. If you
have any questions please feel free to
contact R ic k oi -myself at 286-2424/
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