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Farm-Fresh Produce Comes
Downtown Twice A Week
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Choose the best o f the crop, meet
the fanners and m ake a day o f it -- twice
a week! T he W ednesday Portland
Farmers Market begins on June 3. from
10a.m. to 2 p.m., in new location in the
South Park and SW Salmon.
This m id-w eek m arket prom ises
to keep dow ntow n custom ers in the
green, along with the Saturday P ort­
land Farm ers M arket in the Park
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Join us in celebrating the
signature event o f the Portland
Rose Festival - the Southwest
Airlines Grand Floral Parade.
The streets o f Portland are
filled with adventure as
colorful all-floral floats,
entertaining marching bands
and splendid equestrian units
wind their way down a 4 .2 mile
course. More than 500,000
people attended the Grand
Floral Parade and it is also
broadcast to more than 25
million television households
in major markets across the
country.
Blocks at Portland State U niversity.
Select the best farm -fresh produce,
baked goods, local cheeses, sm oked
seafood, cut (low ers and bedding
plants. All those big shade trees,
benches and grassy lawns arc perfect
for lunching in the park, and custom ­
ers can take hom e the m akings for a
great sum m er supper.
The Saturday Portland F anners
M arket began its seventh seaso n on
M ay 9, front X a m. to I p.m . in a new
dow ntow n location at Portland S tate
U niversity in the Park B locks - 18(X)
SW Broadw ay at SW M ontgom ery.
New and returning custom ers, as w ell
as the farm ers, are thrilled w ith the
park-like setting w hich has easy a c ­
cess to hundreds o f parking sp aces in
P S U ’s lots on Broadw ay.
St. Johns in the 21st Century
P l a ttu i tig Our Future
"St. Johns in the 21s* Century" is an organization
of concerned neighborhood people who endeavor
to bring together the com m unity of St. Johns to
plan our future.
This program is sponsored by funds from the
Bureau of H ousing and C om m unity Developm ent.
IVc W a n t Your In v o lv e m e n t!
We Need Your O pinion!
C o m e to th e
TO W N HALL M EETIN G
TLC-TnT 1998 Summer Camps
at the St. Johns Com m unity Center
8427 N. C e n tra l
In TLC-TnT is a program for students and families to promote self-esteem.
The program is designed to offer everyone a chanee to experience joy, fun,
gratitude, tenderness, love, accomplishment and victory.
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 1 3 th , 1998
from 1pm to 3pm
D ay care and
Woodlawn June 22 - June 26 4-6 Ovemighter
Woodlawn June 29 - July 2 K-3
Woodlawn July 6 - July 9 K-3
T he fo llo w in g
co m m u n ity o rg an izatio n s
in v ite you to p a rtic ip a te
in p la n n in g th e fu tu re
of St. Johns
Woodlawn July 27 - July 31
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Cathedral Park Jazz Festival
St. Johns Library
fames John School
St. |ohns N eighborhood
Assoc.
Office of Neighborhood
Involvem ent
North Portland
N eighborhood Services
Friends of Cathedral Park
Neighborhood Assoc
League of Women Voters
St. Johns Boosters
Peninsula Optim ist
St. |ohns Foot Patrol
YMCA
of Colum bia-W illam ette
George Middle School
Pier Park Little League
Aug 14 4-6 ovemighter
John Ball Aug 17 - Aug 20 K-3
John Ball Aug 24 - Aug 27 K-3
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TLC-TnT is based at Portsmouth Middle School, 5103 N. Willis Blvd.
Portland, OR 97203. Call office at 916-5669 or fax 916-5251 for informa­
tion and application. Coordinated by Faye Palmerton & Roy Pittman
Minimal oral
feeding;
premature
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Feeding premature infants a specific
amount o f nutrients orally may help their
digestive systems develop properly, ac­
cording to preliminary findings from new
studies done on neonatal animals.
R esearchers at the U SD A /A R S
Children’s Nutrition Research Center and
the department o f pediatrics at Baylor
College o f Medicine in Houston assessed
the intestinal nutrient needs and then
compared intravenous and minimal oral
feeding in neonatal animals.
“Our studies showed that the neona­
tal intestine has a much higher require­
ment forprotein than for carbohydrate,”
said Dr. Douglas Burrin, a USDA/AR.S
research physiologist. “ We found giv­
ing neonatal pups up to 30% of nutrients
orally helped their digestive systems
grow properly. We hope this finding
will one day help neonatologists deter­
mine the optimum composition and vol­
ume o f oral feedings to give premature
infants.”
“We believe premature infants will
one day benefit from this finding,” said
Burrin.
“Using minimal oral feeding to supple­
ment intravenous feeding can improve
weight gain, shorten hospital stays, and
help premature infants learn how to suck
and swallow much faster.”
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T r a n s la t o r s w ill b e a v a i l a b l e
O ur O b je c tiv e s
• To invite you to a Town Hall Meeting
• To involve members of the community
• To highlight what is great about St. Johns today
• To identify specific community needs and desires
• To achieve Target Area Designation status
B enefits to the C om m u n ity
As a Target Area, St. Johns would be eligible for:
• O ver $180,000 of fu n d in g assistance*
• H om eow ners R eh ab ilitatio n Loans
• Youth and E ducational Program s
• C om m unity Economic D evelopm ent
Program s
• A ssistance from the Bureau of H ousing &
C om m unity D evelopm ent.
’ Maximum funding potential based on S year Target Area Status
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Outreach C o o rd in a to r
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9amto5pm
Mon.~Fri.
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