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June Neighborhood Meetings
Please note that these meetings
are subject to change. O u r inform a
tion is as o f M ay i 7, 1995.
A s s o c ia tio n M e e tin g ; 7 :0 0 PM
A m a lfi’ s Restaurant; 4703 N E Fre
mont.
Ju n e 01; Irvington N eighbor
hood Assciation Board Meeting; 7:00
Ju n e 06; C om m unity Meeting
on Southwest C om m unity Proposed
Plan Process; 7:00 PM Jackson M id
dle School; 10625 SW 35th.
PM Augustana Lutheran; N E 14th
and K n o tt Contact: Steven Bailey
284-4800.
Ju n e 06; C oncordia N eighbor
hood Association M eeting; 7:00 PM
Ju n e 03; C o rb e tt/T e rw illig e r/
L a ir H ill Neighborhood Association
w o rk Party; 9:00 A M B u tte rfly Park,
Rain or shine; 7740 SW Macadam.
E n g le w o o d C h is tia n ; 3 5 1 5 N E
K illin g s w o rth . Contact: Isham H ar
ris 287-0675.
Ju n e 05, Boise Neighborhood
A ssociation M eeting; 7:00 PM A lb i
na Y outh O pportun ity School; 3710
N. M ississippi. Contact: Sonya T u ck
Ju n e 0 7 ; Brentwood D arlington
neighborhood Association General
M e e tin g ; 7:00 PM Land M id d le
School; 7200 SE 60th.
er 288-0876.
J u n e 07; C e n tra l N ortheast
N eighbors Board M eeting; 7:30 PM
Central Northeast N eighbors; 5540
N E Sandy B lvd.
June 05; East C olum bia N eigh
borhood Association Land Use Meet
ing; 6:00 PM C olum bia C om m unity
B ib le Church; 10616 NE 2nd A ve
nue.
J u n e 0 7 ; M t S c o tt-A rle ta
Neighborhood A ssociation General
M eeting; 7:00 PM M t. Scott C om
m unity Center; 5530 SE 72nd.
J u n e 0 5 ; S o u th e a st U p lif t
N eighborhood Program; 7:00 PM
Southeast U p lift O ffice ; 3534 SE
M ain.
Ju n e 07; S ellwood Moreland
Im provem ent League General M eet
ing; 7:30 PM Smile Station; 8 2 10 SE
June 06; Beaumont Business
13th.
Ju n e 08; Lom bard North B usi
ness Association General M eeting;
7:30 A M N orth House Restaurant;
240 N. C olum bia B lvd.
J u n e 08; M adison South N eigh
borhood Association Board M eet
ing; 6:30 PM Jason Lee Elementary;
2222 N E 92nd.
J u n e 10; Goose H o llo w Foot
h ills League Executive Committee
M eeting; 9:00 A M M a llo ry M o to r
H otel Restaurant; 729 SW 15.
June 12; Johns N eighborhood
Association Board M eeting; 6:00 PM
Wesleyan Church; 8550 N. St. L o u
is.
June 12; St. Johns N eighbor
hood Association General M eeting;
7:00 PM Wesleyan C hurch; 8550 N.
St. Louis.
June 13; C u lly A ssociation o f
Neighbors (C A N ) General M eeting;
7:00 PM St. Charles Parish; N E 42nd
and Emerson.
June 13; Parkrose N eighbor
hood A ssociation Board M eeting;
A ction Group; 9:00 A M Kaiser Town
H all; 3704 N. Interstate.
June 14; K in g Neighborhood
Association M eeting; 6:30 PM K ing
F a cility; 4815 NE 7th. Contact: Fred
Stewart 289-4970.
J u n e 12; E lio t Neighborhood
Association Board M eeting; 7:00 PM
M an Dishman Center; 77 NE Knott.
Contact: Dora DeCoursey 282-2809.
tee M eeting; 7:00 PM N orth Precinct
C o m m u n ity M e e tin g R oom , 3rd
F loor; 7214 N. Philadelphia.
Ju n e 19; Central Northeast
N e ig h b o rs E xe cu tive C om m ittee
M eeting; 11:45 A M C all 823-3156
fo r location.
June 14; H o llyw o o d Boosters
Lunch M eeting; N oon Steam er’ s
Restaurant; N E 82nd and Sandy;
Please make reservations at 288-
June 20; Northeast C oalition o f
Neighborhoods Board Meeting; 7:00
PM K in g F a cility; 4815 N E 7th.
Contact: 823-4575
PCC Cascade; N ew L ib ra ry Room
102. C ontact: L illie C alvert 287-
3690.
June 14, L lo yd Com m unity As
sociation Land Use Meeting; 8:00
A M la lla ro g a Terrace, 8th Floor,
Conference Room; 1400 NE 2nd Ave.
3892.
June 20, O verlook N eighbor
Ju n e 14; Interstate Safetv and
June 21; L lo yd C om m unity A s
sociation Board M eeting; 8:00 A M
Travel Lodge H otel; N E 2nd and
8105 Brandon.
7 :0 0 PM O u r S a v io r L u th e ra n
Church; 11111 NE Skidm ore.
J u n e 12; H um bolt N eighbor
hood Association M eeting; 7:30 PM
H a ll; 3704 N Interstate Ave.
J u n e 20; St. Jons Business
Boosters General M eeting; 7:30 A M
Y W C A ; 8010 N. Charleston.
J u n e 14; K e n to n B usiness
Assocition M eeting; 7:30 A M Ken
ton Fire House; 8105 N. Brandon.
Ju n e 14; K e n to n N e ig h b o r
hood A s s o c ia tio n B o a rd M e e t
in g ; 7 :0 0 PM Kenton Fire House;
J u n e 12; B eaum ont-W ilshire
N eighborhood Assn. M em bership
M eeting; 7:30 PM Bethany Lutheran
C h u rc h L ib r a r y ; N E 3 7th and
Skidm ore.
Ju n e 14; Friends o f Cathedral
Park/St. John Joint T ra ffic C o m m it
ship Meeting; 7:00 PM Kaiser Tow n
h o o d A s s o c i a t i o n Í ,p n p r ,l M o m k .ir
W eidler.
June 2 1; W oodlawn N e ig h b o r
hood Association M eeting; 7:00 PM
O ddfellow s H all; 700 Dekum. C on
tact: Howard Hannon 285-9458
June 26; Sabin C om m unity A s
sociation M eeting; 7:30 PM C a ll fo r
Location; Don Rousie 249-8549.
June 26; U niversity Park N eigh
borhood Association M eeting; 6:00
PM Portsmouth T rin ity Lutheran;
7119 N. Portsmouth.
June 26; Vernon C om m unity
Association Meeting; Romelle Esplin
284-9024.
June 28; K in g N eighborhood
Association M ee,ing;6:30 PM K in g
F a cility; 4 8 15 NE 7th. Contact: Fred
C lo u /a r t
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and Brady Merrigan,..Jason Lee; Eric Burkhalter, Joseph Meek;
Huth Hotchkiss and Katrina Dianne Hodges, Ockley Green
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and Kim Currie, Sacramento; Nikolas Miranda, Harvey Scott;
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