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4 POR I LAND, O3SERVER
T h u rs d a y
May 2 7 ,
1971
PCC information coordinator
Author
to speak
magazine publisher
Labor Department
official
PSU
McDonald was released from
A
Department of L a b o r
official received the highest a- the hospital within a week after
ward given by the American the Incident and Is currently
Henry C . Ruark, and i iregon the best known in the educational
Itiating with this national group
National
Red Cross foi saving on the job. Doctors reporteil
educator fo r nearly
twenty fie ld .
a project which led to nationally
a
life
with
skills learned in a that he might have lost his life
Ruark is currently coordi
years, w ill become L d ito r and
accepted media standards. He
Red
Cross safety program. or at the very least, suffered
nator of informationand publi was also d ire cto r of Project
Publisher of E1X >CA I loN Al
He is J. Vernon Ballard,who brain damage, if Ballard had not
SCREEN e* AV Gi IDb magazine cations at Portland Com nunity SPRINGBOARD, a media de
was
presented the award by taken the action he did.
the nation's oldest educational College, a post he has held fo r monstration project involving
Norman Olive r B row n, author Secretary of 1 a b o r J. D.
Ballard explains his swift ac
mixlia journal, inChicago. He three years.
twelve Oregon school d istricts and professor of humanities a t
tion in this way:
Hodgson.
Ihe
Secretary
Is
a
He was fo r ten years Edu
has served for six years as only
tn cooperation with leading Cowell College of the l niverslty
"Several years ago, my wife
ths third editor in th e fift\ -year cational Media Consultant and media producers anil equipment of C elifornia-S entaC ruz, w ill member of the Board ofC over-
and 1 were at a party. A man
history of the journal, one of D ire c to r of T itle UINDEA, firs t firm s , a national “ F ir s t.’ ' I he appear at Portland State Uni nors of the American Red
had a heart a tu ck. He died
Cross.
tederallv - funded educational project resulted in morethan$2
versity as the seventh annual
because no onj knew what todo
George
M
.
li
isey.
President
support program, fo r
th e m illio n
worth of learning Nina M le Kellogg lecture«.
of the Reif Cross, participated or we were all immobilized by
Oregon Board of Education in m aterials and equipment teing
He w i l l speak at 3 pun.
the shock of It.
Salem, working with school dis placed in the demonstration M Atneslay (June -’ ) in room 338, in the cerenvaues at the Labor
"1 swore to myself that never
Deparon
ant.
tric ts all over the state to im schools.
Smith Memorial Center.
Ballard, deputy director of again would I stand helppessly
prove and strengthen educa
A graduate of OregcnColiege
I he lectures, tree and publ ic, the Labor Management Welfare
by if I were confronted with an
tional media pro g ra m s.P rio r of Education and Oregon State
a r e to h o n o r a senior anJ Pension office in the Labor emergency like that. 1 don't re
to joining the Education Board U niversity, he has completed all
sophomore g irl selected as Nina Management
call thinking that consciously
Services Ad -
he had been d ire cto r of in work except dissertation fo r a M a e K e llo g g
scholarship
when Mac stopped breathing.
formation fo r the National Audio doctorate In educational ad winners by theCollege of.Arts m inistration, won the award for
1 guess it was subconscious
administering
a
rtific
ia
l
respi
Visual Association InU ashing- m inistration and media at In - and Letters.
ration to Brian 1 . McDonald, a and Instinctive—and partly be
ton, D .C ., where he helped draft diana U niversity.
Senior Sandra Oster, 1015 SE
cause of the firs t-a id (raining 1
friend and co-w orker. BothHve
some of the firs t federal legis
His new responsibilities w ill 2-’ixl. A v e ., and sophomore
have since been exposed to in
in
F
alls
Church,
Va,
lation
affecting educational
include the production o f
a Y v o n n e Stevenson, 4010 S2£.
The two companions were working with scouts."
media.
new series of manuals, guides 4oth Ave. were selected
That firs t-a id training was
driving home one night lastDe-
Ruark served the Association arxd reference volumes in
the
I n a recent issue of Psycho cember
given
through a Keil C ro s s
when
McDonald,
an
o f Chief State School Audio-
media fie ld . H ew ill assume his logy Today, Consulting E ditor
Course.
Visual
O fficers as executive new duties InChicago about July Sam Keen noted that Brown " is LM.sA attorney, said he did not
feel well and asked his friend
secretary fo r five years, in- 15.
variously considered th earchl- to d rive . When Ballard reach
MODERN LIFELIKE
tect of a new view o f m an,
a ed the d riv e r's side of the car
modern-day shaman and a Pied and opened the door, he heard
Piper leading the youth of A - the lawyer say; "1 don’ t know
merica a stra y ."
An a rtis t who believes paint
what's happening." Ihe car
B r o w n ’ s w o r k s, " L ife A - engine raced w ildly because ings should he read, not just
gainst Death" and " L o v e 's McDonald's foot was jammed seen, has opened a one- man
Body," are the basis of another against the accelerator.
show of shaped unframed can
George L . Voss
Wises; Globe Dock and Elevator Keen appraisal; " He has al
luickly knocking the s tric k - vases at the Portland Com-
a t th e east end of the Steele ready created a revolution i n ened man’ s foot from the gas munity College L ib ra ry Gallery
Running s daily trapline with
Bridge; P-V Grain Elevator and psychological theory."
Cary L . Pearson, PCC a r t s
pedal, Ballard ran to the car
in shouting distance of P ort
W illiam Hamilton, deanotthe txjhind and asked the d riv e r in stru cto r, says he is "try in g
Dock a t th e east end of the
land's core area are tw o re
Broadway Bridge (the 1/2 m ile Portland State College of A rts to go for the police ami in a m - to break away from the tra d i
gistered sanitarians o f
the
o r so of the riv e r bank between and L e tte r, add«:
tu lance. Ballard then ran baack tional 'window through the wall *
Multnomah County Health D i
"Norm an O.Brown is not so to the right side of the car, pull technique of creating space in
Globe and P-V is extensively
vision w ho trap rats daily to
much a teacher as a spy from the
guard against plague, the dread honeycombed with rodent nests. other Kingdom sent to us to en ed his friend down on the painting.. 1 desire my paintings
F
o
rm
e
r
site
of
the
K
e
rr
Grain
seat and teg an mouth-to-mouth to be ‘ read* as either protruding
disease that ravaged Europe
chant us by subverting all our
from the w ill or receding I n t o
during the.Middle Ages. Fleas Company Elevators adjacent to dualisms. He does this without resuscitation.
txjth
" I know that Mac was near th e w a ll, preferably
removed from the rodents are Swan Island; Grain Elevators at a n y special equipment, s a v e
.Munlci"sl
Term
inal
No.
4
ad
simuntaneously.
death,"
Ballard
recalls.
He
had
sent to the Plague Laboraroty,
words and the spaces between stopped breathing. It seemed
" 1 consider the fla t plane of
maintained by the I S . Public jacent to St. Johns.
The trapping program starts them.
like minutes dragged by but 1 the hanging wall that confronts
Health Service in F o rt Collins
"H e does it by creating a sort
Colorado, fo r culture and final each morning with trappers A l- of special space, into which we counted 8 tunes that I breathed the viewertobeanextension of
determ nation of plague bearing derton and Mele placing a bout 00
into Mac’ s lungs before I felt the essential tw o-dim ension
railroad are free to enter or not.
him breather back out at me. a lity of my w orks,” Pearson ex
capabilities. T o d a te ,
no traps close to the
"H is Closest analogies in Our
evidence of plague has been re tracks and in the brush border Kingdom a re , perhaps, Lenny I kept on going and, gradually, plains.
ing
the
riv
e
r
banks.
The
traps
Pearson’ s painting construc
his breathing resum ed..."
ported.
Bruce and Mick Jagger."
the
•An ambulance arrived in less tions w ill be on exhibit in
The project is under the di are baited with suet and le ftu n itl
Brown’ s topic at the Wed
L ib ra ry C allery through June 15
rection of Assistant Epidem l- t!* io,lowing morTllng. Then the
than ¡0 m nutes ami the atten-
ologist D r.F ra n k Watts,D.V JM. tra Ps are revisited and any dead nesday lecture ln "V lc o ‘ s New dents took over with an oxygen
A New Reading." re su sciu to r.
and was sparked . inding o f 1,18 are removet1» placed in Science:
plague in rodents in tne Tacoma, 7’ “ ” ^’ ^ . r e m o v e d to the An-
Washington, area early in A p n l. keny Street office of the Public
Health Division and
frozen
The actual trapping is done by
r e g i s t e r e d sanitarians John
LP1f Olon,? ed
Alderton, an expert with more !reezm? period k ills any fleas
E a r ly
this year Mayor
th a n 13 years experience
" N c h may be present. The next
Rep. PaulN(Pete)McCloskey the political system.McCloskey Schrunk established a "Jobs
rodent control and Henry £ m o rning, th e carcasses are
R X 'a lif. told a Portland News added that the political system for Veterans" Task Force with
combed to remove any fleas,
Mele. Because o f high plague
w remo''e
potential from m aritim e tra ffic Ihese founJ* of whatever type Conference Saturday that he was should remain free of political goals of assisting recently dis
charged Veterans to find em
not outtodumpNlxon butthought pressures.
originating in ports the world are put into vials containing a 2%
ployment as well as to assist
voters should have an a lte r
MoCloskey
appeared
in
Ore
salt
solution
and
then
sent
to
the
DR. JEFFREY
over, the Portland waterfront
native.
gon on behalf of the Young V o presently employed Veterans
plague
laboratory
in
Colorado.
was decided upon as the m o s t
McCloskey said the vote of ters fo r P e a c e , a Portland to upgrade th e ir position in life .
like ly spot in which to detect any
withdrawal of American Troops based organization formed to
Awareness of the many pro
evidence of plague. A n d
the
from Vietnam is too slow. He obtain signatures from Young
blems faced by veterans re
grain elevators bordering the
SEMLER B U IL D IN G
hopes to see the President halt Voters who want a specified date
turning to civilian life is not
S.W. 3 r d A M o r r is o n
W illamette R iver, because of
the bombing in Laos and C am -, to end the war and who pledge
P o r tla n d . O r e g o n
peculiar to Oregon. Attention
their high concentration
of
bodia and pullout of Indochinai to support peace candidates. has teen focused on tie large
Phone:
rodents due to
tremendous
before the November election.
fc"te 'KF
numbers of recentlydischarg-
quantities
o
f
available
food,
. a m u » r ii»»’ -
2 2 8 -7 3 4
He also blamed Congress fo r
ed servicemen anil the prob
cover and water, were the most
abdicating its responsibilities
lik e ly spots in which to
ru n
00^* JANITOR • f * * lems they face in readjusting
in Vietnam and being too w ill
FUU
«eSxjSAAAaCi
to civilia n life , obtaining em
traplines.
ing to support the executive
Coer»0<s»e
ployment and determining a
These prim e locations o f
M
A>*rf«4M
C
f
Branch of government.
•«4Í»W CU AAW
M
* ,
career which w ill not only be
rodent infestation a re : Albers
* * C O N O rTnam r, « < » k ' m ’ »*-,
M r. McCloskey plans to run
r r V C M t L U AM
personally
satisfying
but
M i l l i n g Company, 1118 N.W.
(IT IM J M iM « ‘ V W .
in th : P rim a ry elections against
T h e Portland Chapter, A -
MAC .
•< A '»OOM a
which w ill also support an
F ront Avenue,and adjacentpre-
M r. Nixon as a peace candidate
merican Institute of Architects,
C kfA M M G S * A a « lG ETC
acceptable standard of living.
He stated that the Republican
gave Its F irs t Honor Award for
Despite a too prevalent o-
Party should be looking for a
architectural excellence
to
pinion that m ilita ry service is
new Vice-President candidate
Portland Community College
essentialy
static and un
to replace Spiro Agnew.
building design, landscaping and
demanding except in actual
use of open space by Wolff, Z im
Ha mentioned Senator Mark
combat situations, the op
m er, Gunsul, F rasca, and R itter
Hatfield of Oregon, New York'a
posite is true. The man in
Portland architects.
mayor J ofcn Lind ray a nd Char
uniform la constantly In tra in
T h e local chapter
award
les Mathias of Maryland as a
ing though much of It is not
followed an e a rlie r national
D o s s lb le GO? Presidential
o rd in a rily recognized as such
candidates.
award by the ALA and the A m e ri
unless It happens to be tn a
M r. McCloskey also said he
can Association of
Junior
specific technical field. How
did not like the "h a b it of un
Colleges, which selected PCC
ever, the serviceman too of
truth and lack of candor" of the
Phase 1 and Phase II
con
ten fa lls to obtain the know
struction at.Mt.Sylvania as one Nixon adm inistration. He add
ledge necessary fo r relating
ed
that
there
has
teen
no
lead
of only five col lege projects to
service training and experience
be honored in the nation this ership from President Nixon on
to private employment.
the issue of c iv il rights, which
year.
To assist the veteran In this
T h e award was made during is dividing the country, and that
determination and marketing
th e
annual Design Awards there has been too much w illin g
of s kills. Mayor Schrunk has
Banquet of the Portland chapter ness to attack the courts and
expanded his "T a sk Force lo r
at the Portland A r t Museum,
Veterans” to Include a "C a
Tuesday, May 18.
reer Development Program ” .
A long lis t of other awards and
The purpose of this program
honors were conferred at th e
is to assist the veteran In the
Banquet, including a Second
development of a meaningful ca
Honor Award for the Visual Sur
reer, vocational ani job goals;
vey of Portland completed by the
discover his aptitudes and In
Portland Chapter as a pro
terests through a properly guid
fessional
assistance fo r the
ed study of himself; offer him
Downtown Plan.
a study of Bluslness, Industry
Judges for the entries were
and Governmental
careers.
W illiam Muchow, FALA, of Den
Through this program the vet
ver; Howard Backen, ALA of
eran can establish career goals
San Francisco,and Lee Kelly,
and learn what he has to do to
an Oregon C ity sculptor.
td prenare himself.
A s a m ajor step In the pro
gram m ajor manufacturers,
governmental agencies, p ri
vate employment agencies, pub
1313 L L O Y D CENTER
lic and private schools, trade
unions and various other coun
selling services In the Portland
PORTLAND, O R EG O N 9 7 2 3 2
Metropolitan area w ill have
representatives at the Coliseum
on M y 27, 1971 from 9:30 am
until 5:30 pm to assist veterans.
While the representatives to
1. NO IN T E R E ST
be present on May 27 w ill not
°
2. NO C R ED IT
tie there fo r the purpose of
CHECKED. A L L
offering employment, it Is an
ticipated
tliat during
the
YOU N EED TO
counselling process some In
Q U A LIFY IS THE
dividual veterans w ill be found
ANNOUNCES
who have specific talents for
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PCC a r t i s t
opens show
Health Dep’t. traps rats
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3rd concert
I he Concert C hoir at P ort
land State I'n lve rslty w ill per
form its final concei t underthe
direction of Carlyn H ollister at
8 p j n , Thursday, June 3 in the
Old Church.
A reception fo r all alumni of
the Concert C h o lrw lll he held tn
the OldChurch Immediately fo l
lowing the benefit concert.
Program fo r the concert of
m.xlern music include:Stravin
sky's "Symphony of Songs,"
with Fomas Svoboda at
the
organ; Kodaly’ s "M lssa Bre
v is ," "Introduction and Fugue,
by PSD music senior E rlcFunk;
"N o ctu rn e " by Paul Chihara,
UCLA assistant music pro
fessor; ami a Fomas Svoboda
piece,
"Czernogoi sk ♦14,”
which the Choir w ill sing in
Czechoslovakian.
M rs. H o lliste r is leaving PSI
to teach fulltim e tn thr Bea
verton School D is tric t in tlie
fa ll. New Concert Choir d i
rector w ill lx) D r.N orm an I ey-
tlen, assistant professor of
music.
Admission Is by donation
to the Old Church.
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