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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1971)
PDRTljk ND/OBSERVER Thursday A p ril 1. 1971 Portland trail blazer arts Bowling ACME GLASS CO. IN C . Kt Top Keglers ' » u a • LeROY ELLIS CLOTHING LIQUIDATORS T h e Portland T ra il Blazers w ill shoot fo r th e ir sixth straight National Basketball Association victory o n -— - ■ night in By Pleasant Session Les Johnson, B lis te r the one three for a 245 2nd game and coast to a 603 series, in Inter state Classic league. G e rri Towery, in Pintopper league. Interstate lanes, fire s a 208 game, and 560 series. The 156 average Keglerette average 186 fo r the evening. COSMO 3rd round standing Won Lost Beauty M a rt............ 7 Coast J a n ito ria l...... ... 12 9 Walnut P a rk............ . 10 8650 C oiffures......... 10 Jenkin’ s Auto........... ... 11 10 Island D a iry ............. 11 ]] Tooth Aches............. .. 10 J e rry ’ s " 6 6 " ........... 12 Lov-Lee Ladee........ 12 Highland Fashions... ... 8 13 Women 200 game 500 Series G loria Bowden............... 244/578 G e rri Towery................ 208/560 Mandy Russell............... 218/549 Wanda Barnes................ /545 M uckleroy....................... /535 M ary Ann Jackson........ 223/529 Alzena DeDeleveaux... 209/526 Frances C linton........... /526 Viane B arnett............. 221/521 Elenora F ie ld e r............ /52O Bea Neal........................ /510 M innie Johnson............ /509 B illie P ric e ................ 200/507 Men 225 game 550 Series Lamoin P ric e ....... 225/629 Les Johnson.......... 245/603 Vern Eastland........... /580 Bob Bedford.............. /575 Gene Henderson....... /572 Claudie O liv e r......... /569 John (moose) Mangum /560 A1 Washington....... 231/554 Bend the Left Knee Today’ s bowler has a finish that is too erect. She probably threw the ball too fa r down the alley, which takes most of the action off the ball at once. Thus, very few pins w ill be dropped at the release, bowlers should “ get down’ * -bending the left knee so that the arc of the right hand is properly low. team position held by a black per- "The Bank W ith a Purpose' FREEDOM OF FINANCE Owned by the People . operated for the People' • Checking Accounts • Saving Accounts • Bank by Mail • Real Estate Loans • Auto Loans • Home Improvement • Travelers Checks • Money Orders • Escrow Service _ V F BO< c , PRESIDENT Free C hecking A ccounts w ith $300 00 M inim um Balance Free C hecking Service to Senior Citizens (65 o r over) a OPEN SATURDAY MONDAY-THURSDAY 9-5 282-2216 A n d it started with national magazines saying...... ’ ’Don’ t w orry, Portland w ill break all your firs t-y e a r records fo r fu tility . ’ ’This may be the worst group (of d ra ft choices) evertaken. " O f the three new expansion teams, the team from Oregon seemed to come off with the shortest end of the straw in the d ra ft............. ’ * "O n paper, this appears to be the weakest of the expansion franchises..........’ ’ That’ s what they were w riting last summer. T h e T ra il Blazers, instead, second - ___ best ex- . posted the _____ pansion record of all tim e. records: Chicago 1966- 67 Portland 1970-71 Milwaukee 1968-69 Seattle 1967- 68 Buffalo 1970-71 Phoenix 1968- 69 San Diego 1967-68 Cleveland 1970-71 Columbia is BANK MAIN OFFICE 2737 N.E. UNION >1 It started, fo r Portland, with the fir s t free throw by Jim Barnett and the Blazers’ firs t field g o a l---- a t ip - in by Ron Knight — against Cleveland back on O c t o b e r 16in Memorial Coliseum. son in the National Football League. The other black personnel di rector is Rommie Loudd, of the Boston Patiots. Commenting on the promotion, the Arkansas Gazette sports edi- to r, O rville Henrv . . wrote " In a year when 20 of the fir s t 26 taken “ >‘ he. NFIi d ra ft are bjacka. this (W illiam s s promotion) makes sense." 10 AM-2 PM FR^AYO-fi ■I m epee aa Sol 72« N .I. KILUNCSWMTH 288-6571 SUNDAYS HOT OAMAGCD OR SOILCDI ’ 1 A check point fo r good tim ing, Do you have good tim ing? W ell’ if your sliding foot and the ball reach the foul line at the same time, the answer is ’ ’ yes.” When this happens, you’ ll be aware of a smooth, coordinated feeling that makes bowling far more pleasure. THE BEE C O , One General Location, Albina & Xillingsworth 283-3171 — 9 to 5:30 cloud First Quality Merchandise! ■Hf Geoffrey Petrie Black coach promoted Tom w illiam s, form er assist ant to the head coach and commu nity relations manager of the Houston O ilers, has been named the team’ s player personnel di rector A form er assistant football coach and head track coach at Grambling (La.) College, W il liam s has reached the highest -against the But you’ ll have to wait a few months to f ill in the blanks. It’ s all over. Manufacturer's Closeouts! New Items Daily contaminated I he Columbia Slough is con taminated, says Multnomah C o , Health Department. Routine testing of water in slough dis closed great number of viable salmonella organisms in area ex tending N.E. 33rd. to North Sim mons Road. T en signs warning of contamination at seven locations were posted to protect swimmers and fishermen who frequent areas at onset of warm er weather and signs appear at N.E. 3 3 rd , N.E. 17th, N.E. Union A v e , North Vancouver A v e , North Denver A v e , North Portland Road and North Simmons Road. Model C itiesC itizenP lanning Board has been changed from Tuesday to Monday at Cascade College MEN’S-WOMEN’S-CHILDREN’S CLOTHING y/ l PRICE OR LESS! Special Discounts To Quantity Buyers S O M E T H IN G N E W I N P O R T L A N D
