Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 06, 2002, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text®lje “Üîortlanù ©bseruer February 06, 2002 orttani) bstrurr Page B3 S m h s /METRO FIGHTING FOR POSITION M ichael E. H arper , S r . A gent 4004 SW Barbur Boulevard Portland, OR 97201 Off.: (503) 221-3050 Fax:(503)423-7144 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Btoom rgton Illinois PORTLAND MEADOWS October 27 - A pril 28 P ost T imes : Friday • 7:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday • 1:00 p.m. (503) 285-9144 • 1001 N. Schmeer Rd. www.pordandmeadows.com Grant seniors Brianne Mills (left) and Zoe Orcutt (right) get in position to score on a rebound against Lincoln's Tanikka Brosseau in a girls basketball game Thursday on the Cardinals home court. Lincoln won the contest by a score o f 65 to 43. photo by D ave G iezyng /T he P ortland O bserver F ree P arking F ree M ainline A dmission PATRIOTS W IN SUPERBOWL Brady said. “1 w as planning to go out there and w in the gam e.” H e com pleted five o f eight passes on the drive for 53 yards. T w o o f the incom pletes were spikes to stop the clock. T he other w as throw n out o f bounds when he w as under pressure. T he first three com pletions w en tto J.R. R edm ond for 5 ,8 and 11 yards. T hat gave the Patriots a first dow n at their 4 1 -yard line w ith 33 seconds left. The biggest play was a 23-yard com pletion to T roy Brow n to the R am s 36, and he w ent out o f bounds w ith 21 seconds to go. (AP) - A team that overcam e so much w ouldn’t let more long odds stop them. T he N ew E ngland Patriots had 1:21 and no tim eouts left. T he ball w as at their 17-yard line and the score was tied at 17. T he safe approach w ould have been to run o u t the c lo c k and take th e ir chances in overtim e. Instead, they w ent for the win Sunday and got it, 20-17 over the St. Louis Rams on A dam Vinatieri’s last-play, 48-yard field goal. “O ur goal w as to m ove the ball dow n the field to get into field- goal range,” quarterback T om North Portland's Ì M tifflM B a r! Shanny’s Tavern is your Blazers Hotspot! Just minutes from the Rose Garden, Shanny's is your top choice for every major sporting event! New England's Adam Vinatieri kicks a 48-yard field goal to break a 17-17 tie and beat the St. Louis Rams in the Superbowl. (AP Photo) Billy Reed's is proud to acknowledge Black History Month and the accomplishments o f all African Americans. February 10 - N ’Touch with 7 of the region’s best Gospel singers, 3 - 7 p.m. T aking reservations for the best seats in the house. February 12-B razilian Camaval featuring Xevi Nova with Rosie Hertier on vocals. Starts at 8 p.m . Party all night. February 14 - “It’s a Love Thang” Valentine’s Day Celebration. G reat m usic all night featuring the K ung Pao C hickens, from 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. and the funky dance sounds o f Dr. Theopolis. February 22 - Absolute Night. T his is going to be a great prom otion w ith som e great surprises. D on’t m iss it!!! Billy R eed’s Restaurant and Bar 2808 NE. MLK, Jr. Blvd. 503/493-8127 Peninsula Little League 2002 (Serving the Youth o f Inner North & Northeast Portland) Girls & Boys Ages 5-18 AUXILLARY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED For more information contact Nathalie Chandler—503.249.0840 www.myteam.com/go/peninsulall REGISTRATION February 2nd & 9th 2002 10am-lpm Peninsula Park Community Center 700 N Portland Blvd FAMILY RATES: 1* player $50 — 2nd player $40 — 3rd player & up $25 I » I. Take time for your heart. Providence Heart Institute is known worldwide fo r its cardiac services and research. In honor o f American Heart Month in February, we're opening our doors and inviting you to learn new ways to prevent and treat heart disease. Please join us for this free event: P rovidence | Heart In stitu te Providence St. Vincent Medical Center Providence Portland Medical Center Providence Milwaukie Hospital with affiliates at Providence Newberg Hospital Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital Providence Seaside Hospital “A Morning for Your Heart" Saturday, Feb. 9, 9:30 a.m. - noon Providence Portland Medical Center Healthy heart inform ation from Drs. Doug Dawley, Ranae Ratkovec and Jody W elborn, noted Providence cardiologists. Also, m otivational speaker Jeff Mackie on managing chronic disease, plus a health fa ir and heart-healthy cooking ideas. Recommended Online Information www.providence.org/heart Visit the Providence Heart Disease Support and Information Center developed by our cardiac experts. You'll find trusted resources and accurate answers to your questions about heart disease. A gift for you: Get a free copy of the Providence Heart-Healthy Living Guide at the event, or at Fred Meyer Nutrition Centers, Nature's Northwest, New Seasons, Safeway Pharmacies or the Providence Portland Medical Center Health Resource Center. To receive a free copy, or for event Information, call the Providence Hcert Institute et 503-216-20M or visit www.providenca.org/heart.