April 16, 2014
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Teamwork Parties
conducted by John Olive of TEAM 1
Participants can either attend or host, inviting 4-30
guest(team players). One of of our presenters will
come to share how people can go from barely
making it to abundantly making it within 2-6
months after they start.
Get started now for $19.90 or $39.90. We will
show participants how to supplement income to
the tune of between $400 to over a five digit
residual income check, GUARANTEED if following
our cash flow system. Your check will show up in a
few days, then many will follow thereafter.
Coach John can be reached at 503-358-9655. Also
see www.income4vou.stiforpmovie.com or take a
tour at www.income4you.stiforptour.com.
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Classic Cuts
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Lawn Care Maintenance
A still from James Blue's documentary
, The March, 1964.
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March on Washington Filmmaker Featured
The Northwest Film Center will
give a tribute to Oregon film m aker
Jam es Blue, who directed a team
o f 14 in docum enting the land­
m ark civil rights event The M arch
on W ashington for Jobs and Free­
dom, where Martin Luther King Jr.
delivered his legendary “I Have a
D ream ” speech.
Blue wrote and narrated the script
and edited the footage, producing,
in the words of preservation spe­
cialist Christina Kovac of the Na­
tional Archives, ‘‘a visually stun­
ning, moving, and arresting docu­
mentary of the hope, determination,
and camaraderie embodied by the
demonstration.”
On Friday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at the
Film Center's Whitsell Auditorium
in the Portland Art Museum, two of
his other documentaries will be
screened, including The Olive Trees
of Justice, made in Algeria, which
won the Critics Prize at the Cannes
Film Festival. (33 mins.)
The film will be follow ed by A
Few Notes o f our Food problem , a
1968 docum entary that looks at
the green revolution and the de­
Egg Hunts for Kids
Easter weekend will bring egg
hunts for kids in the Woodlawn,
Concordia and King neighborhoods
of northeast Portland.
On Saturday, April 19, at 10a.m.,
Concordia will see an egg hunt for
children at Femhill Park, near the
playground on Northeast 37th Av­
enue. Volunteers are needed. Con­
tact ktugolin@gmail.com
Later Saturday in the Woodlawn
neighborhood, at 11 a.m., kids 12
and under are invited to meet at
Woodlawn Park for an egg hunt,
crafts and other free fun.
On Sunday, April 20at 10:30a.m.,
a Tiny Tots Egg Hunt for kids 5
years and under will take place at
Two Plum Park in the King Neigh­
borhood.
velopm ent o f agricultural produc­
tion on three c o n tin en ts. The
docum entary was shot in Taiwan,
India, Uganda, and Brazil and was
nom inated for an Academy Award
in 1968. (35 mins.)
Special guests Richard Blue,
Gerald O ’Grady, Christina Kovac,
and Gill Dennis will introduce the
program and talk about Blue’s ex­
traordinary legacy.
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High school students and young
adults aged 18 to 25 are urged to
apply for the four week Summer
Youth Employment or volunteer as
Camp Counselors at this year’s 4-H
Summer Camp.
A ppplications can be found
online at ulpdx.org and at the Ur­
ban League office located at 10 N.
Russell St.
in The Portland ( Observer
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Summer Youth Programs Offered
The
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L eague
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Portland’s Youth Program s are
being offered for free o f charge
this summer. These programs have
helped to shepherd youth in the
com m unity and help them to fos­
ter interactive academ ic and real-
world experiences that help stu­
dents develop leadership, self­
esteem , and cultural pride.
Mowing, Edging & Trimming • Pruning, Tilling, & Gardening
Clean-Up & Hauling • Leaf & Debris Removal • Composting
Yard Maintenance • Bark Dusting • Power- Washing • & More!
we are located on the
comer o f MLK and Russell
Street, on the second floor
above the coffee shop.
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