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Steens
Sets Grand
Opening
S tee n ’s C offeehouse holds a
G rand O pening C elebration Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
You are invited to attend and
savor P ortland’s best coffees, teas,
espresso drinks, and Italian sodas.
Enjoy outstanding pastries and
desserts bv P ortland's prem ier bak
erie s and ex p e rien c e L IV E , the
sounds o f som e o f the best Jazz art
ists in the Northwest.
The music features Ron Steen,
N ancy King, Tom G rant, M ichael
A llen H arrison, M ary K adderly,
Leroy Vinnegar, A ndre St. Jam es,
Peter Boe. Shirley Nanette. Ralph
Black, N orm an Sylvester, and more!
We d love to see you there!
Steen's C offeehouse is located
at260l N. E. M artin L uther King, Jr.
Blvd. (C orner of M LK & Russell
Streets next to V essels and D oris’
Cafe) (503) 284-2026 V essels will
be opened from 10 a m. to 6 p.m
Family Bike Event <& Bate
CHOICES
Law Offices of Daniel E. Russell, P.C.
Bike race «& kool kid/family event all day Sunday June 25 at Woodlawn Pk
(9th & NE Dekum).
SPECIALIZING IN YOUR LEGAL NEEDS
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Prizes & Activities-
Bike race for kids!
• Food & drink!
• Bikes, helmets,
other cool bike stuff!
’ Trick bike demo
& very fast racers!
Free bike safety checks.
To be in the kids bike race
call the Community
Cycling Center
at 288-8864.
Real Estate
Wills & Trusts
Medical Malpractice
Accidents-Personal Injuries
Divorce & Family Law
Call Daniel E. Russell at 282-7999
For your free initial consultation.
Community
Potluck Picnic
N
Saturday, July 15th
From 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
or drop by
2407 NE Alberta
fo r the form.
Please Join Us,
You’re Invited!
Governor Targets Crime
A Bicycle Repair & Safety
School for Kids
BIK E SA L E S
Road, MTN, Hybrids,
Cruisers, Collectables, BMX
& S E R V IC E
Tune ups, Overhauls, Flats,
New & Used Parts
20% off helemts & access
w/ bike buy
Volunteers & donations apoprcciated!
2 4 0 7 N E A lb e r ta
12-7 p.m. Mon-Fri / 10-6 Sat
Continued from front
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“We are getting tough on crime,
but the best way is to keep kids out o f
the criminal ju stice system," the gov
ernor reiterated.
K itzhaber believes that violent
criminals ought to be kept out o f soci
ety, but said public safety should d e
fine punishm ent and prevention.
House o f Umoja Executive Di
rector Johnny A. Gage said he was
impressed with the governor’s com
mitments to crim e prevention.
“lie talked the talk and is walking
the walk,” Gage said.
Gage said with enough funds, the
503-288-8864
Landlord/Tenant
Small Business Law
Product Liability
Criminal Defense
Collections
program could pursue a relocation tran
sition program for these kids.
House o f Umo ja O utreach Coor
dinator M arcus Branch said the grant
"W e need more then twice this
amount, but this effort is greatly ap
preciated," the executive director said.
was overdue. "We have kids waiting
to get into these beds, it's been diffi
cult," Branch said.
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Jack & Jill of America
We are currently requesting in
terested N on-profit Black O rgani
zations to apply to.
Jack
Jill o f A m erica Jackie
Robinson Foundation Grant Sub
m ission d ead lin e: N o v em b er I,
1995.
Jack & Jill o f Am erica Inde
pendent Proposal Foundation Grant
Subm ission deadline: Novem ber I,
Outdoors behind the Housing Authority
Community Center, 8920 N. Woolsey Ave.
Hosted by the Three C ’s Citizens
ra
Committed to Community.
1995
Project Awards
$2,000 - $20,000.
Request for guidelines contact
President Gail Thomas Phone: (503)
833-6815.
M ailing Address: G ail Thom as
11 I SW 5th Ave., Ste. 2600, Port
land, OR 97205. Project D evelop
ment: C ora Smith.
Your hosts will provide hamburger,
hot dogs, buns, and beverages.
You Provide: Favorite side dish,
salad or dessert to share.
CCC is a non-profit school, donations
Freeway Signs To Urge Driver Courtesy 0OÍN CAR WASHES
Ifyou drive Interstate 5 betw een
Portland and Salem , y o u 'v e seen
them: slow er drivers in the center
and left lanes, and frustrated drivers
w eaving in and out o f traffic trying to
pass, creating a danger for fellow
I m otorists.
1.
E xperim ental signs on 1-5 be
tween Salem and W ilsonville will
rem ind drivers to use the right and
(Renter lane for through travel, and
tfte center and left lanes for passing.
The signs are being installed by the
Qregon D epartm ent o f T ransporta
tion during T ransportation Safety
M onth to prom pt safer driving in the
increasingly dense traffic on one o f
O reg o n’s busiest highways.
• “T he mix o f traffic sp e e d s--5 5
mph for trucks and 65 mph for cars -
- som etim es leads to frustration if
¿low er-m oving traffic uses the left
and center lanes,” said Brant W ill
iams, O D O T traffic engineer. “The
new signs will rem ind drivers that
they should keep to the right w henev
er possible, and that passing should
.always be done on the left.”
W illiams said drivers will see
three different signs when driving
the route. Tw o large signs in each
direction show a black-on-w hite pic
togram o f three highway lanes, label
ing the right lane as a travel lane, the
center lane as a passing/travel lane
and the left lane as a passing lane
only.
The tw o large signs have differ
ent m essages across the bottom on a
bright yellow background. The first
says 'B e C ourteous - Keep Right
Except T o P ass’; the second says
‘Left Lane Y ield T o Faster T raffic.’
D rivers also will see sm aller black-
on-white signs along the left shoul
der that say ‘Left Lane Yield To
Faster T raffic.’
The signs are being installed as
an experim ent to gauge driver reac
tions. In six months, O D O T will eval
uate how effective the signs are in
changing driving patterns.
“ W e’re rem inding drivers about
two basic safe driving rules: keep to
the right except when passing, and
only pass on the left, w here you are
more visible to other drivers,” said
W illiams. “ W hen drivers keep right,
it will cut dow n on im patient passers
w eaving through traffic. T h at's d an
gerous behavior and puts everyone at
risk o f an accident.”
The suggestion for the signs
cam e from Rep Ken Strobeck, R-
Beaverton, who has been driving 1-5
every day to the Legislature. “ I’ve
seen a num ber o f close calls on the
freeway, with people passing on the
right and w eaving in and out o f traf
fic,” Strobeck said. ‘ If y o u 're not
passing, keep to the right. It's the
safest and most courteous thing to
do.”
Strobeck and W illiam s said the
signs are not intended to give drivers
freedom to break the 65 mph limit.
“ If the safer drivers keep to the right,
I hope it'll be easier for the police to
spot the dangerous speeders out there
and stop them before they cause a
w reck,” Strobeck added.
“ T ra ffic co n g e stio n on th is
stretch o f 1-5 is only getting worse.
The new signs should help remind
everyone o f the driving rules o f the
road that will keep 1-5 safer for us
all,” Strobeck said.
94 M AZDA MX6: 229.28 per
tom obile dealers from across the
country.
T onkin accep ted the aw ard
from Sports Illustrated President
Don Ellim an, A IA D A President
W alter H uizenga and legendary
football coach Bill Walsh.
“Sports Illustrated is delighted
to honor Ron Tonkin with one o f our
annual All-Star Dealer A wards,” said
Elliman. “His contributions are a
credit not only to the international
automobile industry, but to his com
munity, and we are proud to recog
nize his efforts,” Elliman continued.
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P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C
Dealer Receives Prestigious Industry Award
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Ron Tonkin, o f Ron Tonkin
A uto D ealerships in Portland has
Been nam ed a regional w inner o f the
(995 S ports Illustrated A ll-S tar
D ealer A w ard it was announced
M onday, M ay 22.
Tonkin, a long-tim e dealer in
th e Portland area, accepted the hon
o r at an aw ards banquet at the J.W .
M arrio tt H otel in W ashington, D C.
held in conjunction with the A m er
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