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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1971)
PORTLAND/OBSERVER Jan. 14, 1971 sports Bowling Top Keglers By Pleasant Session POLK JOLTS 621 H a z e l Polk, in Adam & Eve league, Interstate lanes, leads Rose City Cab to a 3-0 sweep with a super 621 Series. COSMO League AMATO lanes, Coast Janito rial remain number one with a 2-1 win. 119 average Keglerette Pat Balcom, inspired the Janitorial g irls with a sea son high game 175, to receive a 175 Pin. Eleanora Fielder, leads Barnett Real Estate to a 3-0 win at J a n t z e n , with a beautiful 590 Series. B u c k a r o o Boosters League, Timber Lanes, Do vie Taylor leads g irls with a season high series 583. COSMO 2nd round standing Won Lost Coast Janitorial 13 8 Walnut Park................ Lov-Lee Ladee........... Beauty M a rt................ Jenkin's Auto............. Island D airy................ 8650 C oiffures............. Tooth Aches................ Hi Fashions................ J e rrv 's ’ ’66” .............. Women 500 Series Hazel Polk................... Elenora Fielder. . . . . Thelma Johnson........... Cassie Sevier............. Minnie Brown.............. Ruth Eastland............. Gulf Oil (Continued from page 3) opment Corp, plant was opened under M r. Clayton's direction at 7 800 Susquehanna Street in Pittsburgh's Homewood section in December. It is now produc ing about 500 plaster units a day, and operating very suc cessfully according to M r. Clayton. As manager of plant opera tions, he supervises the work of 19 people who cast the statues, finish, paint and dry them, then pack them fo r shipping. A ll of the employees received on-the- job training at the plant. Naturally, there are many problems involved in such an operation, but M r. Clayton has overcome most of them. Most of the people employed at the plant where either skilled o r low skilled before going to work at BJD. Many had poor habits of work attendance, and had never held one job for a long period of tim e. "Manufacturing is a new ex perience fo r most of our work e rs ," M r. Clayton said. " I t ’s hard work, but they find it's very satisfying to see something they produced with their own hands. We have a rapport here that is beautiful." The Pennsylvania Department of Community A ffairs granted to help get the plant started, and to cover operations while 42 people are trained. At the end of that period, some tim e in 1 9 7 1 , it Is intended that the plant w ill be a self-supporting non-profit establishment, and those who received the training w ill continue to work as per manent employees. M r. Clayton says he enjoys the opportunity he has had to help establish the plant. "The job allows me to interact with people from the top to the bot tom of the spectrum ," he said. " I t requires creativity, imagi nation and resourcefulness." Edna P o rter................... Mabel Smith................... Faye W ilder................... 505-510 Norma Flowers.............. Minnie Brown (4) games . . . 721 Women 200 game Hazel Polk..................... 221-222 Juanita Hutchinson. . . . Minnie Brown................ Elenora Fielder............. 203-211 C. Sevier........................ .. M. Elton.......................... Thelma Johnson.............. 202-204 Men 550 Series 225 game Jim Lewis. . . . . . . . . . Herman Lawson.............. 254-576 Lamoin P rice................... Jim C rolley...................... National Basketball Assn. Pacific Division W L Pct GB Los Angeles............. 24 19 558 — San Francisco. . . 25 23 521 iS San Diego................ 23 24 489 3 Seattle................... 21 25 457 4bz Portland................ 16 31 340 10 Western Hockey League W L T Pts P o rtla n d ................... 26 8 4 56 San Diego......................18 17 41 Phoenix........................ 16 19 39 Seattle.......................... 16 16 36 Denver.......................... 13 19 35 Salt Lake..................... 13 23 29 Bill R ussell rejects offer Form er Boston Celtics Star B ill Russell who made defensive in Basketball a science turned down a $300,000 offer to return to basketball. Russell claims "Basketball is no longer fun to h im ." Russell has issured a warning to B ill Cosby, and F lip Wilson. "Move over he says Big B ill is coming after you." Speaking of his early child hood Russell said: "W e weren’t poor, we just didn't have any money. Being broke is a tempo ra ry situation. Being poor is a state of m ind." ùou play sports because you enjoy it. That's the way It should be. If you have talent you can compete.’ ’. "The most important thing you can do in life is learn how to deal with the other cat. That's where i t ’s a t." And you know- B ill Russell is rig h t. As right as he was when he was dominating pro basket ball for more than a decade. The Portland T ra ffic Safety Commission says when you're driving the freeways watch closely fo r signs, so you can move into the. exit lane well in advance o f turning. If you miss your exit — don't stop o r even slow down suddenly - sim ply move along to the next exit. TE LL C lR ADVEKTISLKS YCL S a W LHEIE a D IN THE t ’CK'I CBSEEVEE lju n I j C A S C A D E M U S IC J a n u a ry C le a ra n c e YOUR CHOICE * 9 9 5 32 pedal Baldwin organ w ith separate speaker. 32-pe dal W u rlitz e r w ith speaker. 25-pedal Conn organ w ith Leslie. Bush & Lane 5 ’ 8 " G rand piano. Thomas organ, Bandbox, Playmate YOUR CHOICE * 6 9 5 Hammond organ M -2 , w alnut. Hammond organ J - 1 12, W a l, trans. ‘ 1 2 9 5 Lowrey 1-2 com bo organ. YOUR CHOICE * 3 9 9 Thomas 2-man organ, W -perc N ew M aestro elec piano. M agnavox trans organ. A m plified Leslie speaker, wal. CASCADE MUSIC CENTER 42 18 NE Sandy OPEN till 9 PM 28 2-0 91 8 SUN 12-6 SAVE 4595 to 7595 on quality clothing R( )SENBIATTs WAREHOUSE SALE MASONIC TEMPLE BETWEEN MAIN AND MADISON ON PARK AVE. STARTS SUNDAY, JAN. 17 to FRIDAY JAN. 22 WHO: The N orthw est's largest and finest q u ality men's clothier. N o w serving the N orthw est during our 81 st year. W HAT: A giant w arehouse sale featuring Am erica's g re at est names in m en's w e ar at re d u c tio n s o f 45"/a to 7 5 n/a. O v er 3 5 0 0 Suits, Sportcoats, Top coats, Raincoats, O u te rw e a r and Slacks w ill go on sale at a fraction of their regular prices. Because of fhe special nature of this event. . . • A lterations w ill not be a v a ila b le at this special event. • Sales w ill be in cash, check or bank cards. • W HEN: A ll sales w ill be final. Sunday, January 17 through Friday, January 22. Hours — 11 am to 9 pm D aily 2 pm to 7 pm Sunday WHERE: The M A S O N IC TEMPLE Grand Ballroom — 1 I 19 SW Park A ve. Between M ain and M adison Streets in D o w n to w n Portland
