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Holiday
Travel Tips
T ravelers heading over the
m o u n ta in s an d th ro u g h the
w oods for the holidays should
make sure th ey ’re prepared for
w inter road conditions.
AAA O regon urges m otorists
to use extrem e caution as they
take to the highw ays and to keep
in mind som e basic safety tips.
People should get plenty o f rest
prior to taking a trip. Also, allow
extra tim e to reach destination,
carry em ergency supplies like
jum per cables, flares, flashlight,
blanket and food.
If traveling through m ountain
passes, you should carry tire
chains and know how to put them
on. You can minimize driving dis
tractions by putting pets in ken
nels and having gam es or books
handy in order to keep kids enter
tained on the road. Also pull over
to use cell phones, properly se
cure all vehicle occupants in their
seats or safety seats, be patient,
and do not drink and drive.
Flu Shot
Delays Eased
Michael Jordan Ringside in Portland
Michael Jordan enjoyed Ringside seats at the Global Spectrum-managed Rose Garden on Saturday during "Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather s knockout over
Sharmba Mitchell. To the left sits retired NBA great Charles Oakley. On the right sits WBA Heavyweight Champion James Toney and Dan Goossen, promoter for
the evening event. For the fight storyt, see Sports, page B6.
Holiday Memorial Service Scheduled
Community event
open to public
Families and friends are invited to attend a
holiday service in memory of loved ones who
have died over the past two years.
The community service will be held Satur
day, Dec. 3 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Ross
Hollywood Chapel sponsored by Ross Holly-
wood Chapel and Killingsworth St. Johns
Lombard Little Chapel o f The Chimes.
Prior to the service, guests are invited to attend
a reception featuring a Memorial Christmas Tree
in the foyer where they can display their keepsake
ornaments honoring their loved ones.
In addition to the reception and Christmas
carolers, all families in attendance will receive a
complimentary 5x7 family portrait sitting cour
tesy o f Photography by Reba and Ross Holly
wood Chapel and Little Chapel of The Chimes.
The memorial service will feature keynote
speaker Pastor Steven Holt of the International
Fellowship Family Church, along with vocalist
Calvin Allmon of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, the
Highland Temple Choir, and a special video
presentation celebrating the lives of family
members who have recently died.
For information call David Hinton or Rev.
Renee- Ward at 503-281-1800.
Correction: Program
10 Years Old
The African American Pro
gram, a unique organization in
Multnomah County that helps
ex-offenders transition back
into society, has been around
since 1995-96.
The age of the program was
wrong in last week’s front page
story “Life After Doing Time.”
We regret the error.
C ounty health d e p a rtm e n ts
and the O regon D epartm ent of
Human Services are trying to
ensure that everyone who wants
a flu shot can get one.
The agencies are w orking to
redistribute vaccine to local pro
viders who have short supplies
and to areas o f the state that have
experienced vaccine delays.
Local health departm ents are
creating lists o f m edical provid
ers who need vaccine and m atch
ing them with other local provid
ers who have vaccine to share.
O regon SafeN et and the Lung
A sso c ia tio n o f O re g o n have
joined forces to post local flu
c lin ic s
on
th e
w e b s ite
w w w .lu n g o r e g o n .o r g . T h o se
w ithout access to the Internet
can call SafeN et toll free at 800-
S AFENET or 800-723-3638.
December 1, 2005
IT ALL STARTED ON THE BUS
Join TriMet, the Albina Ministerial Alliance (AMA) and the community
to commemorate Rosa Parks’ legacy and the 50th anniversary of the
Montgomery bus boycott.
Thursday, December 1, 2005,11 a.m.
Emmanuel Temple Church
1032 N. Sumner Street
Portland, Oregon
Take TriMet bus Line 4-Fessenden
Hear personal stories of the civil rights movement by State Senator
Margaret Carter and AMA President Dr. T. Allen Bethel, and remarks
on “Looking to The Future” by TriMet General Manager Fred Hansen.
In honor of Rosa Parks, all TriMet buses will pause at noon for
a moment of silence.
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