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Please join us as we light a candle o f love
to ry o f se rv ic e p ro v id e rs , e a s y -to -s e a rc h
vides co m p re h e n siv e long-term care info rm a­
lib ra rie s a n d vital in fo rm a tio n a b o u t sp e ­
tion and ed u catio n to the th o u san d s o f seniors
c ific d is o rd e rs , p e n d in g le g is la tio n a n d a d ­
d ep en d en ce, w hich p ro v id es the services nec­
2:00 pm, Sunday December 4, 2005
Zeller Chapel o f the Roses
2107 N E Broadway
Portland, Oregon 97232
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m ultilingual, com m unity-based W ebsite that pro­
T h e In tern et site is the first o u tcom e o f new
7:30 A M -10:00 PM
Candle Lighting Memorial Service
issues they c are about, und erstan d current
It a lso p ro v id e s a c o m p re h e n s iv e d ire c ­
leg islatio n to “m o d ern ize” O regon Project In­
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All are invited to a candle light
Memorial Service in memory o f the
Loved ones that will not be with us this season.
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the right tim e, to ed ucate them selv es about the
O reg o n has lau n ch ed a “N etw ork o f C a re ,”
an d perso n s w ith disabilities.
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business planners
Light a Candle o f Love
sp iritu a lity . M ah p e rso n ifie s
m usical d iv ersity , sp anning a
variety o f styles in clu d in g jazz,
gospel, co untry and live im p ro ­
visation.
“ A lta r S ta g e ” sh o w s S u n ­
days at 7 p.m . on N ov. 13, 20
and 27, w ith tic k e ts at $20.
IFC C is lo c a te d at 5 3 4 0 N.
Interstate A ve. F o r m ore in fo r­
m ation, call 503-823-4322.
Oregon Senior Help on Internet
‘Network of Care’
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Retail and Office Suites Available
Culture, Creativity Honored
In a uniq u e co llab o ratio n o f th e m e s o f p e rs o n a l g ro w th ,
th ree w om en artists, the In ter­ g lo b a l c re a tiv ity , id e n tity and
state F ireh o u se C u ltu ral C en ter th e w a y c u l t u r e d e f i n e s
in north P ortland p resen ts H ata to d a y ’s w o rld .
M ah C ruz in “ A ltar S tag e,” an
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ex h ib it and p erfo rm an ce full o f brant m editation quilts, in w hich
v isu a l im a g e ry , p o e tic te x t, she uses c o lo r and d esign to
sin g in g and m ovem ent.
in v o k e a n c e s tra l in flu e n c e s.
A r t i s t s A d r i e n e C r u z , H ata, a p erfo rm er and teacher,
C h isa o H a ta an d L y n d e e M ah h o n o r s c u l t u r a l tr a d i t i o n s
c o m b in e th e ir w o rk to p re se n t through m essages o f peace and
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v o c a c y , as w e ll as d a ily n e w s a rtic le s fro m
a ro u n d th e w o rld c o n c e rn in g a g in g and
d isab ilities.
“ T h e g o a l o f th is p r o je c t w a s s im p le :
essary to k eep seniors in th eir ow n hom es and
H e lp th e c o m m u n ity a g e w ith d ig n ity ,”
ex p a n d access to serv ices to p eople w ith d is­
G o v . T e d K u lo n g o s k i s a id . “ W ith th e
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7:00 am to 6:00 pm
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Multicultural Voices Heard, Celebrated
Lewis & Clark C ol­
lege presents the sec­
ond annual Ray W arren
M ulticultural S y m p o ­
sium from W ednesday,
Nov. 16, through Fri­
day, Nov. 18. The sym ­
posium in clu d es lec­
tu re s, p e rfo rm a n c e s,
Ed Edmo
Ron Takaki
and a film that explores
the im portance o f having a place an in teractiv e sto ry te llin g p e r­
for all voices to be heard and form ance on N ov. 16 at 3 p.m .
celebrated.
Ron T akaki, p ro fesso r o f e th ­
Ed E dm o, a co n su ltan t to the nic studies at U niversity o f C a li­
S m ith so n ian In stitu te on N a­ forn ia at B erkeley w ill speak
tive A m erican C ulture, will hold about “W hy M u lticu ltu ralism
M atters: A V ision o f
C urriculum fo r the 21 “
C entury on N ov. 17 at
7 p.m .
The free public event
is nam ed in honor o f
Ray W arren, a graduate
o f Je ffe rso n
H igh
School who w ent on to
becom e the director o f
ethnic student services at Lewis
& Clark until his death last year.
He was instrum ental in adm is­
sions recruiting and in support­
ing students o f color at Lew is &
Clark.
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