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Sabin School News High school gets intro Students from nearly forty metropolitan area highschools w ill be offered a four-day intro duction to the arts of commercial cookery and the opportunities of the food and hospitality industry, d irin g a unique workshop at P ort land Community College. Running fo r four consecutive Saturdays starting March 6, the 24 hour introductory course w ill teach the basics of commercial cookery, help participants to be come acquainted with kitchen hand tools and equipment, and allow each student to assist in preparing, serving and consum ing food prepared that day. Under the direction of Loyal Buroker, PCC food programs co ordinator, and instructed by chief John Sharp and W illiam P ryor, both broadly experienced in every aspect of food preparation and com mercial cooking, the high school juniors and seniors w ill thus get an opportunity to become acquainted with a career area of ten overlooked. PCC was the single Northwest College carrying out a Project FEAST food vocations workshop last summer, to train high school personnel including counselors and academic subject instructors as w ell as vocational teachers in the basic programs of food indus try c a rre r preparation. Buroker pointed out that "o u r experience with FEAST taught us how interesting and important to high school youngsters this area is— and how to organize the introductory work to achieve high interest fo r thepr.” The workshop w ill operate in the new and highly efficient com m ercial kitchens of PCC’ s Col lege Center, one of the finest installations in the Northwest. PIANO OK ORGAN LES- SONS: L a te s t and m odern method guarantees that you can learn to play either instrument. For inform ation, please call 287-1634. by Aletha C. Chavis Sabin Elementary School News - Sabin students, teachers, and A joy to give, a joy to receive, aides have Dlanned a varietv of an even greater joy to sell. For of activities' fo r Black H istory information call 777-2737 Week, February 7-13, intended to «. ■■ 11 I ■ ■ be informative, inspirational and Challenging Opportunity - with entertaining. Some activities are real growth potential immediate scheduled to continue throughout opening for an experienced am the months of February and bitious Ad Salesman. Send re March, promoting the concept of sume’ to the Portland Observer Brotherhood as an on-going pro 2726 N E Union Avenue, Port- cess. land, Oregon 97212. The P rim ary Unit is producing programs this month featuring NOMINATIONS ASKED FOR facts about out standing B l a c k HANDICAPPED CITIZEN for Am ericans. 1971 The program was largely the Nominations are now being work of three C.O .P .Aides.M iss accepted for Handicapped Citi N ell Colbert, M rs . Sue Carey, zen of the Year from employers and M rs. Katherine Lambert, in Multnomah County. The winner will be entered as with the cooperation of the P r i nominee for state title and state mary Unit Leader, M rs . M ildred winner will then be entered for Wait, and a prim ary teacher, the President’s trophy, Handi M iss Judith P e rrin . Areas cov capped American of the Year. ered in the program of Black His Nominations should be sent tory are: A riv a l. Freedom, RE no later than February 28, 1971 LIGION , Inventors, Culture, Con to Wallace E. Brooks, commit temporary Americans and In our tee awards chairman, 6846 S.W. Community. It was a most worth 55th Ave., Portland 97219. Tel: while endeavor with each p rim ary 777-4441 Ext. 404. classroom participating with Criteria to be used in selec songs, speeches, and poetry . tion: (1) Any disabled American M iss Gall Strong, Sabin’ s vo cal music teacher, has organiz engaged in any type or class of ed a Black H istory Workshop for employment is eligible, regard the intermediate grades. M ateri less of age, sex, race, or creed. als such as film s, film s trip s , re (2) Nature and severity of the cords, kits, books and overhead handicap and its effect on nomi transparencies have been col nee. (3) Nominee’s persistence lected fo r use in the classrooms. and initiative in overcoming the In addition, speakers, a rtists, and handicap. (4) Accomplishments musicians are scheduled fo r as or activities beyond the require semblies on the following topics: ments of regular duties. (5) Suit Our Community, Black A rts, and ability of nominee in promoting A frican Influence. These pre employment of others. (6) Not sentations are scheduled daily in selected for the award in 1970. the auditorium so that a ll inter (7) 8 by 10 inch or 4 by 5 inch mediate classes can participate. clear-glossy head and shoulders An extensive project has been photograph of nominee. undertaken by M rs . M a ry C o llie r Income Tax Service my home and M r. M arvin Weitz, teachers $5.00 for both Federal and State in the Upper Unit. These teach Tax. ers have organized a group of in The combined fourth and fifth Phone 285-1027 terested students to work after grade class of Frances Franc at HELP WANTED school researching information Alameda Elementary School , O perators - Machinists on achievements of local black while studying about President Experienced J u s to -W rlte r oper people. T h e ir project w ill cul Washington, decided that the ator wanted to work p a rt-tim e . minate in a book entitled "B la ck fir s t president’ s memory was C a l l the Portland O b server People Making H istory in P o rt being slighted by the state of 282-0929 la n d ," and it w ill contain bio Oregon. Blind Woman canes chairs graphical sketches of numerous They learned that Oregon is at home reasonable tates. significant contributions - to the one of only five sutes that Phone 282-1110...................... . community, they plan to get the does not observe his birthdayas ... ¿¿ inform ation by interviews ( in a holiday. ¿ ¿ Position: Education P roject ¿¿J? person, by telephone o r letter), The class has since launch- ¿¿¿¿¿?¿¿¿¿¿ Aide II and this week they talked to M r. ed a campaign to get this changed ¿Work fo r the Oregon S ta te ¿j Vann of Vann’ s Funeral Chapel They have w ritten a le tte r to ¿U niversity Extension S e r v ic e ^ and M r. Lerov E llis of the TRA- Governor Tom McCall express- ¿as ab Aide in nutrition on ed-;? BLAZERS. ing the belief that this does not ¿ucation program fo r low in- ;? show proper respect fo r th e ¿come fam ilies. Salary Range : J A lbina citizen s together father of the country. They are ¿;>2J1 to >2.96 per-hour, w ith S also requesting that he ask the .¿all sute employee fringe bene-?: legislature to "PASS A B IL L " S fits . To qualify fo r this work;:- making Washington’ s birthday a ¿you must have d ire ct expert-:;? The Albina Citizens Together holiday.’ ’ ?:ence with the problems of p®C?: The Albina Citizens Together, The class also expressed a be ¿•disadvantaged communities . ?? Inc. is seeking candidates to lie f that as "p a r t of the United ¿5 disadvantaged c o m m u n itie s .:'.;; f i l l unexpired term s and new va States, not the divided states" ¿Model C ities residents en- ¿; cancies to serve on its board of there is a need fo r more p a tri- ¿¡couraged to apply in asmuch as ¿? dire cto rs. At the present time otism . In line with this view the ¿ the job to be performed is w ith- ¿: there are twelve vacancies to be class raised a flag, s e c u r e d ¿¿¡j, Model C ities Area. M u s t# fille d by citizens of the commun through the office of Represents ¿'-have own transportation. C o n-¿ ’; ity. tive Edith <"reen, which had ¿'tact the 4-C’ s Point of Referral ?? This year as in the past, the been flown over the capitol at ¿.office, 714 1/2 N. E. Alberta:;-; Albina Citizens Together Board Washington, D. C ., at the school, ¿¿St.. 287-2695, Portland, Oregon:;;; is seeking true commuity repre -¿'¿for information and application;:;: sentation. ¿Position: Home Economist form s. :?; The main goal of the Albinia ¡¿Requirements: B.A. in Home;:; ¿Closing date fro applications Citizens Together is to eliminate ¿•Economics with emphasis on;:: ¿¿is: Wednesday, March 3, 1971 , poverty through community or ¿’fam ily life education and nu-:? ¿¿at 5:00 P.M. Persons to con- ganization, community action and ¿itrition, and coursework in the;?;. intact is M r. Campbell. the Socio-Economic growth of ¿Social Sciences. Experiences;:;-. ¿; the community. ¿in Extension work or compara-;?: The Albinia Citizens Together ¿ble work preferred. Successful:?: Inc. serves the area between ¿experience working with low-:?; broadway and ainsworth and the ¿income fam ilies, also p re fe rr- Minnesota Freeway and North- ¿¿ed. Must have transportation ¿: East 15th Avenue . If you live .¿Especially interested in ha vine ¿; Ad Salesman Needed Ad salesman needed to develop within these boundaries, you are ¿Model C ities residents apply ¿: cfeligible to serve on the Albinia ¿: inasmuch as the job to be pei# new business. Fast growing Citizens together board, ap ¿: formed is within the Model ¿: newspaper. Good salary, company benefits. If you are plicant must file before March 1 ¿ C ities boundaries. !;•; 1971. The election w ill be held ¿; Salary Range: >730 - 900 per ¿: willing to grow and make a name for yourself, let us know March 12,1971. # month. Make applications at ;?: today! Send resume to If you are interested and want ¿; o r send resumes to: Portland Observer to become an applicant, please ¿. 4-C Point of Information and ?'; call The Albina Community Act ¿¿Referral, 714 1/2 N E Alberta St $ ion Center-—2872603--or drop by ¿•: P ortland, O regon 97211 the center fo r additional infor ¿:% M r. Campbell, 287-2695 mation and an application. M r. ¿¿Closing date fo r applications is;-.; Robert Boyer is chairman of the ¿¿Friday February 26, 1971 at election committee. Alemenda school news .ii.5;09.P^i,....... TELL OUR ADVERTISERS YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE PORTLAND OBSERVER Carlos •Body and Fender Repair •M o tt reasonable shop in town 2 8 7 -8 5 2 9 2 6 0 9 N. Vancouver Avo. Portland, Ore. O p e n i n g s o o n in yo u r a re a R ID WHITE & BLUE THRIFT STORE Formerly Kienows N e w a n d U sed C lo th in g A n d H o u s e h o ld Ite m s E m p lo y m e n t A v a ila b le W a tc h fo r a d n o tic e w h e n & w h e r e to a p p ly THE PORTLAND OBSERVER 2726 N. E . 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