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(Ehe JJortbxnò (ßbseruer September 11, 2002 F amily Hage A3 MUSIC E S * g. FOOD CHARLESTON PLACE STREET FAIR... ' “ A HOME OWNERSHIP SHOW & TELL September 22, 2002 12:00-5:00 PM 8300 block of N. Bliss Street FU N Enter Charleston Place from Columbia Blvd. at N. Upland (near Pier Park) (1-5 North Columbia Blvd. (Exit 306A). Head west approx. 3 miles take left at light on N. Upland) z HOST Home Owners a S tre e t at a T im e Join us for games, face painting, prizes, food, and music Ashley Mitchell-Phillips (left) and Malaysia Neal enjoy friendship after lunch at the Twin Rocks Friends Camp near Rockaway Beach. Beach football was part o f the fun at Pacific Youth Camp on the Oregon coast. The Aug 26- 30 camp for area kids was sponsored by the northeast Portland program “Reaching in Serving Kids" or RISK. Area Kids Enjoy Pacific Youth Camp A group o f kids from the Port land area enjoyed a vacation on the O regon C oast, thanks to the northeast Portland youth pro gram “Reaching in Serving Kids” or RISK. The event was held Aug. 26- 30 at the Tw in Rocks Friends Cam p near Rockaw ay Beach. R IS K e x e c u tiv e d ir e c to r Leonard Clark Sr. said the cam p ers w ere delighted w ith the fun, learn in g , ad v enture and new friendships they made over the four days. Some o f their activities in cluded canoeing, swimming, hik ing, play actin g , g e ttin g a c quainted, e x e rc ise s, a rts and crafts, Bible lessons, and lots of fun on the beach. FREE and FUN for the whole family! Tour the Charleston Place neighborhood and view our model homes. Learn how YOU can own your own home. Meet Charleston Place homeowners and learn how they purchased their first home. Meet our preferred lenders who can answer questions about first-time buyer programs. AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!! For more information call 503-331-1752 A PARTY ON TUE ROAR TO ArrORRARLE HOME OWNERSHIP Sponsors: Nearly 10 percent of the stu dents in both grades said they got alcohol from their parents’ liquor cabinet. Almost 11 percent of 8th graders and 20 percent of 11 th grad ers said other adults furnished them with alcohol. Shoulder tap ping is a common method used by minors to obtain alcohol. They wait outside stores until a witling adult ’ goes inside and makes the buy for 1 them. "These are alarming statistics,” said Pamela S. Erickson, Oregon Liquor Control Com m ission director. “And that’s why I’ve asked our regula tory division to focus more effort on illegal furnishing o f alcohol.” She said adults who furnish al cohol to minors face a $350 fine on the first misdemeanor conviction. Oregon Housing & Community Services ♦ First Pacific Mortgage US Bank ♦ Washington Mutual ♦ PGE Bank of America ♦ Oregon Title Portland Housing Center ♦ Wells Fargo SAFECO Insurance C ha - rlesto N ■‘P lace Teens Get Alcohol Primarily from Friends When it comes to getting booze, Oregon’s middle and high school students often count on their friends as suppliers of their illegal alcohol. According to a recent survey by Oregon’s Department of Hu man Services, almost 16 percent of 8th graders and 33 percent of high school juniors who drink, said they obtain alcohol from their friends. U-S. Bank presents PGF Earth Advantage,M Homes at $ FOOD www.hostdevelopment.com To advertise call The Portland Observer at 503.288.0033 NEW S E A S O N S M A R K E T B E N E F IT E n jo y a n o r g a n ic b u r rito w ith b la c k b e a n s , c h e e s e , b ro w n rice, s a ls a , s o u r c r e a m , a n d y o u r c h o ic e o f c h ic k e n o r to fu ro lle d in a flo u r tortilla. Y o u r b u rrito will b e s e rv e d w ith a C o lu m b ia G o rg e A p p le J u ic e a n d a p ie c e o f fruit....all fo r $ 5 .0 0 . 1 OO°/o o f th e p r o c e e d s will g o to C a s c a d e A ID S P ro je c t, th e o ld e s t a n d la rg e s t c o m m u n it y - b a s e d p ro v id e r o f H IV s e rv ic e s In O re g o n a n d S o u th w e s t W a s h in g to n . F o r m o r e d e ta ils , v is it w w w .n e w s e a s o n s m a r k e t.c o m . O n O c to b e r 2 1 s t th e lo n g a w aited N ational O rg a n ic s S ta n d a rd s will finally be im p le m e n te d . T h e n e w ru le s will e n s u re c o n s u m e r s g e t w h a t th e y pay fo r w h e n c h o o s in g o rg a n ic. T h e s ta n d a rd s d e fin e o rg a n ic fa rm in g a n d strictly co n tro l th e labeling o f o rg a n ic fo o d . N o w w e have extra a s s u ra n c e th a t a n y p ro d u c t labeled o rg a n ic h a s b e e n g ro w n w ith o u t th e u s e o f to x ic p e s tic id e s a n d fe r tiliz e r s , g e n e tic a lly e n g in e e re d o rg a n ism s.-rtrra d ia tio n , g ro w th h o rm o n e s o r antibiotics. UikolTuerf* We have a c h a n c e to b e th e le a d e rs again. O re g o n is th e first sta te in th e U nited S tates to p la ce a n initiative o n th e b a llo t th a t will allow voters to d e cid e w h e th e r th e y w a n t g e n e tica lly e n g in e e re d fo o d s to b e labeled. P lease jo in u s in o u r e ffo rt to p a s s B a llo t M e a su re 2 7 into law. F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n o n h o w yo u c a n h e lp c o n ta c t O re g o n C o n c e rn e d Citizens for S a fe F o o d at 5 0 3 -8 9 2 -9 3 9 3 o r a t w w w .la b e lg e fo o d s .o rg . Tifo frietuYtiesf store in toton. 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