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Minority Business For Year 2000:
Free School Clothing Offered
How About Sending Some Bills, Not Just Getting Them
On Saturday, from 10 a m . to 12p.m ., the Fellowship Church o f God,
5131 N .E. 23rd Ave. and Sumner St., w ill celebrate the grand opening o f
their “ C om m unity Clothes Closet” w ith a “ free” back-to-school” clothing
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some, that is go in g to be a
soul-w renching e ffo rt but they had
better get used to the idea The rea
son fo r all the hullabaloo and fu ro r
over A ffirm a tiv e A c tio n and set-
aside-contracts is that many people
R ifk in , “ The End O f W o rk ” (G.P.
Putnam’ s Sons). I have a b rie f re view
in my “ Perspectives” colum n this
ter some obstacles and creative ob
struction from banks and inventory
financing organizations when it came
week. There is much solid advice on
preparing fo r the “ m elt-dow n” .
to entrepreneurship.
One progressive group in thecom-
munity that has been looking at this
Several readers recall that five -
years ago I began a series on “ self-
em ploym ent w hich anticipated ju s t
such an econom ic situation as we
have on hand: “ There’ s N o Place
L ik e Home, The Electronic Hom e” ,
and “ W hen Is A Home N ot A Home
anticipate a social and economic d i
saster as corporate mergers and lay
offs srtQwball and the ‘ p ublic sector’
suffers to the same degree.
So it is that the smartest or most
fu lly-a w a ke are reaching in th e ir
problem has had a startling revelation.
D rivin g all those lovey-dovey ads and
institutional advertising on the avail
ability o f home loans is pressure from
the top, inside the ‘ belt-w ay’ in Wash
ington, D C.; As many as six federal
agencies now have the tools to open up
the real estate process and prevent
“ red-lining” . But the people have to
monitor the process to keep it honest
(and the gatekeepers).
It is good to know that, fin a lly ,
(when i t ’ s a business)” . I emphasized
quite early on that the “ cottage indus
‘ skills-b a g ’ in a hurry, searching fo r
some talent(s) they can brin g to the
marketplace w ith the idea o f b illin g
somebody fo r the service rendered
or merchandise shipped In the inter
im, many figure that the less com pe
titio n fo r the rem aining jo b s, the bet
te r." Freeze on that ‘ Equal O p p o rtu
n ity s tu ff - some o f m y best friends
are black (w om en), but it looks like I
may be h u rtin g in a hell o f a w a y !"
A further incentive fo r a w e ll-
organized program fo r self-em ploy
try ” , prevalent in the early stages o f
the Industrial R evo lu tio n ’ , was re
turning -- that new electronic tech
nology was placing p ro d u ctio n /in -
come units right in the home (o n -lin e
computers).
D u rin g the same period, I de
tailed in depth how both personal
experience and the literature revealed
that most successful small business
is launched by those who have gained
the prerequisite skills and experi
ment or entrepreneurship is s k illfu lly
presented by such realistic studies as
the b e st-se llin g book by Jeremy
ence “ On The Job” . A t the same tim e,
I put it that, all else being equal,
m inorities and women w ould encoun-
M t A n g e l, Oregon. E very year,
A n g e l’ s fam ous O kto b e rfe st
brings over 350,000 people to town
fo r the weekend o f th e ir lives. They
are drawn to M t. A ngel, a tin y rural
com m unity 40 m iles south o f P ort
tw enty years ago at Portland State
U niversity, “ it is sim ply amazing what
to advise people in a business and
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Saturday, Sept. 9 - SE Portland
Tuesday Sept. S - NE Portland
Leach Botanical Gardens, 6704 SE 122 nd Ave
Workshops at 9:30 and 11 a m
Metro, Room 270, 600 NE Grand, 7-8 p m
Saturday, Sept. 16 - Gresham
M t Hood Community College, 26000 SE Stark St.
Workshops at 9 30 and 11 a m.
Tualatin City Hall, Council Chamber
18880 SW Martmazzi
7-8:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 23 - Oregon City
Tuesday, Sept. 19 - North Portland
Clackamas Community College, 19600 Mollala Ave
Workshops at 9:30 and 11 a m
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center
5340 N Interstate
7-8:30 p.m
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Wednesday. Sept. 13 - Tualatin
Saturday, Sept. 30 - SW Portland
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The purpose o f the clothing closet is to provide an ongoing resource to
those in the com m unity in need o f emergency clo th in g or re-entering the
w o rkfo rce and in need o f appropriate attire.
can manufacturers.
sector’ and are as happy as i f they had
good sense. The lady is concerned
that the establishment has hired them
14 through 17. I t ’ s a celebration for
land, by its b e autiful countryside,
Bavarian c h a rg -- and one o f the
greatest fo lk festivals in N orthw est.
rage, western price catalog, Stan
dard Industrial C lassification manu
al, Gales' Encyclopedia O f Associa
tions, various directories o f A m e ri
even some ‘ trade jo u rn a ls ’ at the
library. As I pointed out in m y busi
ness and urban econom ic classes
the master does not te ll the fie ld
hands on his plantation (black or
giveaway.
C lo th in g is lim ite d , so it w ill be given away on a first come, first serve
basis.
ence-based context, not in an ivo ry
to w e r' context from people who nev
er heard o f a “ b ill o f lading, demur
more members o f the com m unity are
starting to read the out-o f-to w n es
tablishm ent press, the Congressional
Record, the W all Street Journal and
the whole fam ily. For more inform a
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One reader says, “ I to o k your
classes in the early seventies, but in
the intervening years I ’ ve expended
all m y energies and resources raising
and education tw o youngsters. They
have ju s t taken jo b s in the public
Mt. Angel Oktoberfest
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w h ite )” . You must read o r perish.
O f course, many other relevant
issues have been addressed in the
interim and we plan to update them
fo r b rin g in g to yo u r attention in a
topical context: M erchandising from
thehom eand ‘dropshipm ents’ -g a in
Fulton Community Gardens
SW Barbur S Miles Street
Workshops at 9:30 and 11 a m
Composting workshops take
place outdoors a t the
M etro Home Composting
Demonstration Centers at the
locations listed Complete
directions w ilt be mailed to
registrants
Saturday, Sept. 30 - Beaverton
Beaverton Community Center
12350 SW 5th
9 30-11 a m
W 'D A y i
Call Metro
Recycling
Information,
234-3000.
The pesticides education
program is sponsored by M etro
and the City o f Portland Bureau
o f Environmental Services
in an e ffo rt to reduce
the volum e o f pesticides
entering the waste stream
and regional waterways
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