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October 10, 2001
A t th e M t M es
Wellness Week
Hardball
An aimless young man can’t
seem to stop gambling, drinking,
and scalping tickets, even though
all o f his friends are settling down
and making good money at legiti­
mate jobs. Desperate for cash, he
secures a loan from an acquain­
tance by agreeing tocoach the Little
League team of the Cabrini Green housing projects in Chicago. His new
job gives him purpose, and he starts to turn his life around. (Genre:
Presented by
African A m erican
Health C « oalition
fo r m o re in fo rm a tio n
c a ll: 5 0 3 -4 1 3 -1 8 5 0
adaptation: Running Time: 95-100 mins.: Rating: PG-13)
Hearts in Atlantis
A gifted young singer and teen
beauty, who is abandoned by her
drug-addicted mother, grows up
in a foster home in the projects
until a talented DJ with clout hears
her demo and gets her a record
deal. She soon falls for him but
ultimately decides she must es­
cape his heavy-handedness to
find her own style. I Genre: drama/
Middle-aged photographer Bobby Garfield goes back to his past
when the death of his childhood friend and upstairs neighbor, Ted
Brautigan, reminds Bobby of the summer they spent together in 1960,
when he was only 11 years old. That summer, Bobby was blessed with
close friends in Carol and Sully and intrigued by the presence of Ted,
a new lodger in the boarding house where the boy lived with his mother,
Liz. Ted becomes a father-figure as Bobby’s memories of his own
deceased father fade, and the boy thrives on Ted’s much-needed
friendship and attention. But Ted has a past of unknowns, which makes
Bobby wary at times. Ted hires Bobby to read the paper for him, but the
job turns out to be much more than that; Bobby must also help Ted avoid
a dangerous pursuer, and at the same time find courage and forgiveness
in his young heart. In remembering this special summer, the adult Bobby
comes full circle, a circle completed by a chance encounter. (Genre:
music; Rating: PG-13)
drama; Running Time: 86 minutes; Rating: PG-13)
Glitter
Music
Blues Day
Food
Workshops
Wed nesday
Mental Health Summit
October 17th
Noon-8p.m
Including Keynote Speaker Dr. Juiia A. Boyd
FREE
Located at:
Cascade Campus of Portland Community College
705 NE Killingsworth
ASTHMA S ALLERGIES INFORMATION
Scrubs, A Comedy About Medical interns
Featuring innovative fantasy
sequences and a slightly skewed
look at doctors and patients and
created by Bill Lawrence - the co-
creator/executive producer of
"Spin City" - “Scrubs" is Touch­
stone Television’s new half-hour
comedy series airing Tuesdays at
9:30 p.m. (ET/PTi on NBC. The
single-camera comedy focuses on
the bizarre experiences of fresh-
faced medical interns, as they
embark on their healing careers in
a surreal teaching hospital that’s
overflowing with unpredictable
staffers and patients and where
humor and tragedy can merge
paths at any time.
As the interns begin their ad­
ventures in medicine, they will be
learning new procedures, tech­
niques and tricks, but at the same
time making the usual mistakes -
nervously and sometimes over­
confidently.
Wellness
Village
Saturday
October 20th
Vision & Hearing test
Flu shots
Quit smoking
Salsa
Gospel Choir
Dancing
9a.m.-5p.m.
FREE
Children's Hut
HIV Testing
Food
...and much more
Located at:
Blazer Boys & Girls Club
5150 NE Martin Luther King Jr
If you want to quit smoking for good
call 1-877-270-STOP.
TTY: 1-877-777-6534
“Scrubs ’ is a new comedy series about the experiences of
novice medical interns, doctors and patients.
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