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Jan. 14, 1998
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'~Ahitur^Ung: Coretta Scott (middle row, second from right) with classmates at Antioch College in Ohio,
before she went on to study at the New England Conservatory o f Music. She had planned to pursue a
career as a singer before she met and married King and became an active figure in the civil rights
Ceres Behavioral
Healthcare Systems
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“Love is somehow the key that
unlocks the door which leads to
the ultimate reality.”
Martin Luther King Jr.
815 Northeast Halsey
Portland, Oregon 97232
(503) 287-4594
FAX (503) 282-7833
"An apology is
the first step. How
do we learn to ap­
preciate and accept
people different
then we are. The
apology won't do
away with all the
discrimination that
exists."
Jo Ann Bowman, State
Representative
Joins with all members o f our diverse community
In Celebrating the contributions and spirit o f
Dr. Martin Luther King.
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Ceres, a division of Green Spring Health Services, is a behavioral healthcare
organization that offers employee assistance programs and managed mental
health and chemical dependency services.
Equal Opportunity Employer
"IfepLhirg
13* Annual Tribute to
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday, January 19,1998
Jefierson High School
Performing Arts Center
5210 N . Keiby
A Song For Martin Luther King
My Brother...
B y S avon L indsey
For he was like a M idnight Star shooting across the Sky;
and today we give Praise to that man for his eloquent freedom cry. a
profound and everlasting, so special light...
Ever glowing, ever sparkling, ever shining so bright...
So full o f Love he had like no other; unlike some o f my sisters or my
brothers,
For he had that so special magic, he was so many things; hut in his
words you could hear so clearly, -‘let Freedom R ing!”
From Selma Alabama to Washignton and D C .
His cry for freedom would one day work lor you and me; and sing H
did eloquently and magnificent his voice...
Letting every man and woman know that finally there was a choice
and I can still remember the Greatness o f that man; saying divided
we fall and together we stand. And the path he walked lor so long
unseen; but I can still hear his voice saying "I have a Dream
Many w ill say that he was here long before his tune; but his gift ol
life for us w ill always shine, and it was that many years not long ago He
would give God his life , and leave us his soul
To me h e'll always be like a M ighty river touching all w ith Love,
and today I sing a special song just for him to take above. Always and
forever, I ’ ll love you like no other;
From me to you, A song for Martin Luther King, my Brother!
12:00-6:00 p.m.
Live Broadcast/Simulcast
Portland Cable Access
Channel 11
Jefferson High School Television Department
Channel 53
KBOO 90.7 FM
ADMISSION
$1 donation or 2 cans of non-perishable food.
A Production o f World Arts Foundation, Inc.
Sponsored by: Portland Association o f Teachers, Portland
Public Schools, Nike Inc., Tucker Charitable Trust, Jefferson
High School, Oregon Education Association, United Airlines,
Black United Fund o f Oregon, and Portland Cable Access.
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