Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 18, 2006, Page 12, Image 12

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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Minivan
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The Chrysler Town & Country is a
luxurious minivan with an innovative seat­
ing design that adds greatly to its versa­
tility for the entire family. The new sealing
design “Stow-n-Go” is the most conve­
nient seating on the market. The second
and third row seats fold flat into the flixir
leaving a perfect platform for cargo. The
lower floors make easy side-door access
for loading and unloading kids, pets, gro­
ceries and other cargo. Chrysler has pro­
vided many safety features, like numerous
cargo nets to secure items. The optional
curtain-type airbags protect the occupants
in all three rows of seats, and the inflatable
knee blocker adds protection for the driver.
When it comes to moving com binationsof
people and stuff, the Chrysler Town &
Country has no peers.
Many features add day-to-day con­
venience, making life just a little bit
easier. A time delay switch leaves the
headlights on while you walk from the
van to your door. A uxiliary outlets, two
up front and one at midship, provide
pow er for gadgets. Four large hooks
make picking up the dry cleaning an
easy chore. The available overhead
console houses pow er sw itches for the
180-hp, 3.3 liter V6 or 205-hp Engine; 3.8 liter
V6: 4 speed automatic Transmission w/OD; 19
City/ 26 Highway MPG; $36.000 MSRP.
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News and reviews on new motor vehicles
rear hatch and sliding door,
along w ith the com pass and
outside tem perature read­
outs. The rear hatch and slid­
ing doors can also be oper­
ated by rem ote co n tro l,
which is fantastic if you've
got both arms full and herd­
ing thechildren into the van.
The onboard GPS provides
clear, accurate, and audible
directions to w herever you
need to go, w hether on a
family vacation or on an ad­
v e n tu ro u s day sc o u rin g
garage sales.
Plenty o f windows pro-
vide great visibility all around. The Town
& Country delivers enough performance
to exercise dom ination on the highw ay .
It rides sm oothly and feels very stable
at highway speeds. It is surprisingly
nimble for its size, and easy to maneuver
and park in crowded lots. With the abun­
dant cabi n room you never feel crowded,
but you alw ays feel com fortable and
safe. The Chrysler Tow n & Country is in
many ways a luxury vehicle, and in ev­
ery way a very intelligent choice for an
active family!
The autom otive industry projects
that the Chrysler Town & Country will
have very little depreciation with proper
upkeep and m aintenance.
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4946 N Vancouver Avenue Portland, OR 9 /? l I
503 7861103 Fa» 503 286 1146
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In The Market For a Vehicle?
Tired of being taken advantage of
when purchasing an auto? Just
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Helping Native American Youth
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Gary DeStefano. Nike president o f global operations, volunteers to give a fresh coat o f paint to the Native American Youth
Association center, at the former Whitaker school at 5135 N.E. Columbia Blvd. Hundreds o f Nike employees participated in
the company's recent 8th Annual Nike Community Involvement Day at locations around the metro area.
Ministry Addresses HIV/AIDS in Seminar
Northwest Voice forChrist Train­
Titled "The Elephant: The Sub­
ing Ministry Seminar, led by Rev. ject Nobody Wants toTalk About,”
H.L. Hodge, tackles the subject of the seminar is offered to help indi­
HI V/ADS during a forumon Satur­ viduals approach the subject of
day, Oct. 21 from I p.m. to 3 p.m. at HIV/AIDS in women and older
Alberta Simmons Plaza, 66 1 1 N.E. adults by learning who is at high
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
risk and how to avoid exposure.
Chief's Forum Awards
Nominate your
community heroes
Hodge has a medical background selors in the areas o f depression,
in psychotherapy, and worked with chemical dependency and post
chemical dependencies before be­ traumatic stress disorder.
coming a full-time pastor. He leads
Seating is limited and donations
a training ministry for ministers, of$10w ill be accepted at the door.
church leaders and laypersons For information or reservations, cal I
wanting to become certified coun- 503-334-6284or503-202-1371.
Adoption Transcends Race, Ethnicity
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Journeys of the Heart Adoption Child'sBuildingBlocks” from I p.m.
The forum will provide cultural
Services and C’H2 A. a leading local to 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23, at the education and keynote speakers
African-American business orga­ Doug Fir, 830 E. Burnside.
including social workers in the
nization, are working to establish
Journeys of the Heart is a non­ adoption field, politicians, educa­
re la tio n sh ip s w ith ad o p te d profit organization established in tors, and a cultural panel presenta­
children s ethnic community to pro­ 1990 in Hillsboro, and the consult­ tion.
mote a stronger ethnic identity for ing organization CH2 A was estab­
For more information.call Harold
children of color.
lished in Portland in 1984.
Williams Two at 503-490-0755 or
The issues will be discussed
Both organizations are champi­ emailharoldtwoch2a@ MSH.com,
durmga public Cultural Confidence ons of diversity and cultural em ­ or em ail M ich elle M auss at
& Empowerment Symposium, "A powerment.
mhairm @hotmai I .com.
The Chief's Forum, a policy advisory group to the Portland Police
Bureau's chief of police, honors community and Police Bureau members
who, through their exceptional performance of community policing
activities, have distinguished themselves above and beyond the call of
duty in the year 2005.
Award Categories
Flavored Cigarette Sales to End
Nathan Thomas Award • Community Policing Problem Solving Award
Youth Recognition Certificate • Certificate of Appreciation
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Deadline for nominations
Monday, Nov. 13, 2006
Awards Ceremony
Monday, Dec. 11, 2006
9 a.m., Portland Building Auditorium
Award category descriptions and nomination forms are available at
www.portlandpolice.com. For more information, call 503-823-0264.
A wish changes nothing A decision changes everything!
Are you currently in an
adjustable rate mortgage?
Is your rate increasing?
Are you behind in your
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Training Ministry SEMINAR
Is there something nobody wants to talk about?
HIV/AIDS IN WOMEN AND OLDER ADULTS!!!
Who is at high risk for HIV/AIDS infection?
How can I avoid exposure to HIV/AIDS?
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R.J. Reynolds will no longer brands that m inor candy, fruit oran ness, Back Alley Blend, Kauai
manufacture or sei I candy, fruit and alcoholic beverages, and bans K olada, T w ista Lim e, W inter
alcohol-flavored cigarettes in the terms that evoke imagery of candy, MochaMint, Warm W interToffee,
United States as part of a settle­ fruit or alcoholic beverages.
Blackjack Gin, Screwdriver Slots
ment agreement with Oregon At­
Specifically banned are Camel and SnakeEyes Scotch; Salem Sil­
torney General Hardy Myers and Exotic Blends: Mandarin Mint, Dark ver: Dark Currents, Fire & Ice, Deep
38 other states. Health officials M int,Crema, IzmirStinger, Twist. Freeze and Cool Myst; and Kool
believe the tobacco products were Cinnzabar, Mandalay Lime. Aegean Smooth Fusions: Mintrigue, Mo­
targeted to youth.
Spice, Bayou Blast, Beach Breezer, cha Taboo. Midnight Berry and
The agreement bans cigarette Margarita Mixer, Midnight Mad­ Caribbean Chill.
CAIJ. FOR RESERVATIONS
Charlotte Martin
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HOM ELOAN S O U R C E
cmartin@ homeloansource.com
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Purchase, Refinance, Line of credit
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Commercial financing & morel
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(360) 433-2466 or Toll free (877) 436-2466
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503-334-6284
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Dr. H.L. H odge'PhD
Seating is limited
D o n a tio n $ 1 0 .0 0
Donations can be sent check or money order to:
NW VC. 15532 S W Pacific H W Y C-1B 230, Tigard. OR 97224