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PEACE CORPS
From The Desk O f Mayor Vera Katz...
H O W FAR ARE YOU WILLING
TO GO TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
How about T hailand ? T urkmenistan ?
O r T anzania ?
Peace Corps is your chance to make a difference in
people's lives -- and in your own. Find o u t more at
the follow ing Portland area Inform ation Sessions:
Monday, Oct. 5
Tuesday, Oct. 6
Wednesday, Oct. 7
Reed College
6:30 - 8pm
CC120
Lewis & Clark College
6:30 - 8 pm
Templeton Student Center
Thayer 3
Willamette University
3:15 - 4:15 pm
Autzen Conference Room
Warner Pacific University
Thursday, Oct. 8
12 -1 pm
McGuire Auditorium
Faculty/Staff Dining Room
Portland State University
Tuesday, Oct. 2 0
6 - 7:30 pm
Smith Memorial Center - Room 292
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www.peacecorps.gov
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Baptist Church
8501 N. Chautauqua Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97217
(503) 240-7729
Dr. James Martin, Senior Pastor
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“I am committed to ensuring
equality for all our citizens. As
diversity is important to the
social health of a city, so is the
diversity of our economy. I am
proud of the strides this city has
made, from our success with
implementation of the Fair
Contracting and Employment
Strategy to specific programs like
the Sheltered Market Program. Of
course, none of this would be
possible without the support of
many citizens. So, I want to take
this opportunity to thank those
who have provided us their
steadfast devotion to doing the
right thing. With your help, I truly
believe that economic equality is
in our reach."
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Vera Katz
Portland’s Mayor
Opportunity Abounds
The City of Portland, Multnomah County and Metro are committed to building
the economic strength of the Portland region’s diverse businesses
by following fair contracting and employment practices
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October 4 - 1 0 has been proclaimed ‘‘Minority Enterprise Development Week.”
We appreciate this special opportunity to recognize the many valuable
contributions made by minority businesses in the metropolitan area.
For information 00. contracting and programs for Minorityzowned firms, cajA
City of Portland
Bureau of Purchases/
Office of Transportation
BuyLlne:
Multnomah County
Opportunity Hotline:
Metro
Opportunity Hotline:
(503) 797-1933
(503) 797-1933
Jerry Walker:
Jim Waki:
(503)823-6855
(503)248-5429
(503)797-1714
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Building a Conunundy o f Strong Famslies Based on Biblical Principles
823-6850
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Sunday Service Times: 7:45 and J 0:45 AM
Sunday School A Bible Classes ai 9:45 AM
Children's Church (Walkers ■ 5th grade) 10:45 AM
Loretta Young:
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