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I h is week, b e fore I go In to rn y
C olum n, le i m» e x p la in « few th -
- lugs ubout tlie c o lu m n «ml why
* It Is Im p o rta n t tu the A lb in a
» C o m m u n ity .
C o m in g H u m tlie Southwest,
w here b lacks a re not so much
d is c rim in a te d « g a in st, tlie ie was
s t ill a need to keep tlie black
C o m m in lty In fo rm e d of events
am i h « p |« n ln g s that w e ie of in ­
te re s t to d ie m . W ith that idea
In m in d , a young m an sta rte d a
w e e kly new spaper, w hich was
m uch lik e the l>( iR 1I AN D < >|l-
W e ll now, wj fin d that ’ that
S I.K V l K , to put lo g e the i those lit t le ole m airman c l l m r i * | 'y -
th in g s that w e re o m itte d fro m
K< iNL. GRAY was at it a g iln ,
the ’ w hite" p a p e rs .
I'hat was spending a fu ll f ille d week-end
ovei 30 y e a rs «go. I o la y, that at M t. flo o d .
p a p e r Is one of tlar la rg e s t week­
ly * in Hie state of O klahom a.
A t a r ecent W om en’ s I la y P ro -
I le i e, in I ’ oi 11 and, the re is a need g ra m ar Bethel A . Nt,
20
lo i in my o f the unnoticed events wom en w e re honored for th e ir
that go on to be p u b lic iz e d In o r - s e rv ic e to the c h u rc h ,
th e y
der th a t "H ier concerned d l l tens wer e: M HS. 1,11 ' II S|MM( Ns
m ay p a rtic ip a te . Not only th a t, M KS.C A S.sll JI N kl.N S i.V I.I YN
truf tla n e a re a n u m b e r of lit t le N iJ .S o .N .C 'iR IN W lN C H K S Ib R
events that n e Im p o rta n t to a C S R A lJ J lN Ii W ARD. G LADYS
la rg e n u m 'e r of |>eople. I'be
K IC K S ,
I I I . s li; LOCKS, M IN ­
b ir th of a c h ild ,th e death of a NIE. b . J ohnson , m v r ian ja -
e l one, v is ita tio n s fr o m fr le r v ls D O B S .N IiL L ll. F R A N K I I.N .K A -
arvl r e la tiv e s , fa in tly re u n io n s, I i. HAY N I S, M ••• .1 •
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tills n a ture that a re often o v e r­
lo o ke d . I h is Is why th ia colum n
Is Im p o rta n t. It is tr y in g to re la y
those p re c io u s and o ften, once in
a life tim e o ccasions to o th e rs .
M any tim e s I have picked up a
copy of m y fo r m s t c itie s black
n ew spaper and turned to th e ir
C o lu m n of th is type, u iily to d is ­
c o v e r som e th in g re g a rd in g a
frie n d o r an a sso cia te that 1 had
if Y l)L ’ see the same need a s l
do, why d o n 't you d r o p m r a lt n r
at the
i
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N . K llllu g s w o r th . I f you have
news o f In te re s t, why not d ro p
that in fo rm a tio n in tlie m a ll or
c a ll im ! at 283-2486. R e m em b e r,
th is c o lu m n Is tr y in g to be of
p u b lic s e rv ic e .
T h e re Is no
ch a rg e f o r any In fo rm a tio n I
p i in t ln ’ I he S tre e t.’
We w ould lik e to extend our
c o n g ra tu la tio n s to M is s K r is t i
D ia n e l ee of R o o se ve lt High
School, who was crow ned ju e e n
o f the Ruse F e s tiv a l M onday
e ig h t ar tlie M e m o ria l C o lis e u m .
• • • • • •
HARI o i ,N, M I S . Z i.l'H K 4 BA­
K E R , AI BI-.R I A I ’ O L k , A L L IE
M . P A S C H A L !., M RS. o / l . l I A
C A N A D A .A I ICl ROBINSON arsl
M RS. A l ICl P A L I .
A n u m le r of these la d le s have
lieen m um tail s of Bethel fo r
s o m e tim e , and d e se rve the r e c ­
o g n itio n . I o these la d ie s , may
year co n tin ue to se rve fa ith fu lly
as you have done In the past.
On Sunday n ig h t, I h id a good
lim o going out to d liin e i a fte i
c h u rc h w ith t w j of m y clo se fr I-
ends tie re ; JA M s R E L O N d Y ,
A N !) DENNIS KN .4P E K . W e a te i
fln e (7 ) C h ln e s e d ln n e i at one of
the lo c a l r e s t.u a n ts . W ith them
tw o . It was a gas.
I guess that th is b rin g s me to
a n o th e i clo se out, so th in k alxxrt
w lia t I s a id . T H IR T Y !
»HÍWIH5
J U H l 19 2 4
G ALA».
P o r tla n d
scholarship
FOR, §
ABOUT
dance
It has been announced by the
I're s id e n t, M rs . file Stephens
th a t the I.e s F e m m e s Club
w ill
have a S c h o la rs h ip
Dance June 10, 1971 f r o m
10 to 2 p .m . at the P o rtla n d
A th e ltlc A s s o c ia tio n 615 8E
A ld e r S tre e t, M u s ic by the
M o n a rch s. A d u lts o n ly .
T h is ye a r the s c h o la rs h ip
w 111 be eq u a lly d iv id e d am ong
to u r g i r l s . T he q u a lific a tio n
o f the g ir ls m ust be based on
g ra d e a verage, being a c tiv e
In co m m u n ity w o r k
and
c h u rc h
w o rk e tc .
T he
s c h o la rs h ip w ill be p r e ­
sented e ith e r to the g ir l
whose m o th e r Is a n a c t l v e
m e m b e r o f the I.e s F e m m e s
C lu b o r sponsored by a Les
F em m es Club m e m b e r.
T ic k e ts m ay be p u rch a se d
at the d o o r o r fro m
M rs ,
W illia m
Abel p u b lic ity
c h a irm a n .
5027 N F
9th.
I he P e n i n s u l a K iwanrans
Ju Iged P o rtla n d s c h o o ls fo t the
c o m p e titio n and lound I ickle y
G reen and M a rk h a m students
m ist d e s e rv in g of an Ice c re a m
tre a t fo r t lie ir w o rk keeping
school b u ild in g s ,g ro u n d s
and
su rro u n d in g
b lo cks neat and
cle a n d u rin g the school y e a r.
S u m m e r Schedule
M onday— - -C h ild r e n d ra w in g and
I h e r e w ill be sorcii lim ite d
p a in tin g 3:00 - 5:00
o p p o rtu n itie s f o r a s i x weeks
i h o lo g ra p h ic W orkshop— A d u lt s u m m e r p ro g ra m th is
y e a r,
(T h o se o v e r 16 may atte nd ) 7 -9 :3 0 p- j r s t p re fe re n c e w ill be g ive n to
T u e s d a y ............ C h ild re n d ra w in g c h ild re n e n te rin g the p ro g ra m
and p a in tin g (o v e r 8 y e a rs 10 -12 , n Septem her I f y o u
have
c h ild re n
d ra w in g and p a in tin g
(o v e r 8 y e a rs ) 1:00 - 3:00
W e d n e sd a y--- - - A d u lt Landscaj>e n o w 01 ne ig h bo rs
whose
F ie ld T r ip ( O il o r W a te r C o lo r c h ild re n m ig h t 1« e n te rin g in the
P a in tin g ) 10:00 - 4:00
f a ll, co n ta c t the I. G J . . o ffic e l f
T h u rs d a y — Teen age d ra w in g 12- in te re s te d . C la s s e s w ill begin
18 10:00 - 12:00 Teen age P a ln t J u n e 14 andent! J u ly 2 3 . H ours
011 1:00 - 4:00
w i l l be fro m 9:00 t i l l 12:30
C h ild re n w ill re q u ir e a good o il F r id a y — A d u lt Landscape H e ld
F o llo w
T h r o u g h w i l l be
b r is t le b ru s h , No. 5 o r 6. S uggest- T r , L ( O l l o r W a te r C o lo r P a in t­ run n in g a su m m e r p ro g ra m also
ed s e rie s - 4 2 2 8 -F .
‘ ln g ) 10:00 - 4.00
‘ r' r'
f o r those c h ild re n e n te rin g that
p r o g r a m in t h e f a ll. il you are
in te re s te d
in
th e
F o llo w
T h ro u g h s u m m s r p ro g r a m ,c a ll
E lio t School,
Weight watchers
sie ve s. M rs . T a r v e r says th e ir
fa m ily and frie n d s u s u a lly have
been h in tin g , o r sa yin g , f o r ye a rs
It Just takes w ill p o w e rl T h e lm -
p lic a tio n , a la ck o f c h a ra c te r, Is
m u rd e r fo ro n e ’ s s e lf - lin a g e . . . „ a
fo* Im age they fe e l, u n lo v e ly b y
sta n da rd s, and unhealthy b y
m ed ica l sta n d a rd s.
c r l ‘ ‘ c ,s rn .
‘ ^ . ’* ‘ ‘,,“ ’ <ru “ 'T ’ * « ’ them
by
t h e ir m ir r o r s , people become
w ith d ra w n , unsure o f the m se lve s
I he I la ir y C o u n c ll is p re s e n t­
ing hi) g a llo n s each to the two
schools to lx; consum ed M onday
afte rn o o n at th e ir re s p e c tiv e
I he do n atio n is p a rt of a p r o ­
schools, " p ro b a b ly o u takle, g ra m
sponsored by the D a iry
w eathei p re m » ttin g ," a c c o rd in g C o u n c il to p re se n t KM lgallotis of
to school o ffic ia ls .
Ice c re a m each ye a r to a school
lh e P O R T L A N D T R A F F IC
SA FE I 1 G M v lls s h N says
fo r that added p ro te c tio n —
check the ve h icle ahead o f you,
and m ake sur e you leave a n e x -
t ia la rg e in te iv a l fo r s a fe ty .
RIES
KEY SHOP
iMbtmIHl «e«U, « I 0 A I
K*yt Far All Locki . . . .
• NO OUTSIDE WORK
•BRING TOUR LOCKS IN
AND SAVE
• WE ALSO MAKE
EOREIGN KEYS
’
O m «IOO til 4i00
Sat 1 100 III liOO
533 N.l. KIUINGSW08TN
1971
y
2 8 1 -2 7 3 1
T h e N eighborhood Y o u t h
C orps (N Y C ) Is keeping te e n ­
a g e rs fro m d ro p p in g o u t o f
high school by sending them to
c o lle g e , a c c o r d in g
to
M anpow er m agazine.
O v e r the past th re e y e a rs ,
some 1,700 NYC y o u n g s te rs In
5 S t a t e s h a v e spent the
s u m m e r studying and w o rk in g
at a c o m m u n ity c o lle g e ,
ac­
c o rd in g to a s to ry In the June
Issu e , e n title d " W h e ttin g the
Education A p p e tite ."
A fte r a ta ste o f cam pus life ,
n e a rly a ll re tu rn e d to high
s c h o o l a n d fo rg o t
about
d ro p p in g o u t. A n d ,th e ir a m ­
b itio n s fir e d , la rg e n u m b e rs
a fte r
g ra d u a tin g fro m high
LEADERS
IN THE
FIELD
1 'A
L o v e ly la d le s pause to r O b s e rv e r p h o to g ra p h e r A lb e rt W illia m s
( le ft to r ig h t) A n g le D a v is , G e rl W ard and L illia n W illia m s , On
a ra in y day these b e a u tifu l la d le s w ould b rin g sunshine.
C la sse s w ill c o n s is t o f two fie ld
t r ip s , Wednesday o r F r id a y , and
students m ust fu rn is h th e ir own
tr a n s jio r ta tlo n . T hose o v e r 1C a re
e lig ib le . P a in tin g w ill be I n o il,
w a te rc o lo r, p a s te l.
A d u lts w ill fu rn is h a ll d ra w in g
and p a in tin g m a te r ia ls .
Student» In p h o tography w i l l
fin d the w ork n o n -te c h n lc a l, w ith
la b w o rk a cco m p lish e d at home.
P h o to g ra j h) students m ay go on
F ie ld T r ip s fo r " s h o o tin g " p u r-
po se s, If tey d e s ire .
( o r schools) In each of O re g o n 's
c o m m u n ity c o lle g e a re a s fo r
outstanding w o rk in m a in ta in in g
cle a n school g ro u n d s . I t ’ s the
I is lr y C o u n c il's contr ib .itio n to
the " Keep \ m it r lc a
C le a n ,
G reen and B e a u tifu l" c a m p a ig n .
10,
Lloyd Center
Next to the Liquor Store
PERI'S One end Only Store
Open 9 30 a m to 9 00 p m. Daily
Sunday« Noon to 4 00 p m
NYC prevents dropouts
Two schools to ho ld ice cream feed
June
L e t T E H 'S B O TTLE SHOP be yo u r headquarters f o r '
champagne, wines, m ixers
at the lgrwest prices in
to w n
£
P o rtla n d A rt C e n te r
PARTHENIA TARVER
AFTER - LOST 21 I.Ri
Students at ( »ckley Gr een and
M a rk h a m e le m m ita ry schools
w ill share 100 g a llo n s o f ice
c re a m
on M onday June 7,
beginning a l 1:30p . m , thanks to
D a r iy C o u n c il.
i
'
:
and a fra id o fth e re c e p tio n
they
w ill re c e iv e fro m those they meet
"W h e n th e y f ir s t fin d Weight
W a tch e rs’ , ’ ’ she sa id , " t h e y
a lm o s t s id le Into c la s s . T he y’ re
s e lf
co n scio u s, w o rrie d that
th e y ’ l l re c e iv e Just one m o re d ie t,
and a sh a rp , u n fe llln g a d m o n i­
tio n to fo llo w i t . ”
M e m b e rs a re given a food p r o ­
g ra m based on a d ie t devised
by
the New Y ork O besity C lin ic .
A
goal weight Is w orked o u t, u s u a lly
w ith the m e m b e r’ s d o c to r, and
th e y attend w eekly c la s s sessions
In the cla s s e s , m e m b e rs
a re
weighed In p r iv a te ly , and given a
chance to d iscu ss th e ir com non
p ro b le m s — and fa llin g s .
" T h e r e ’ s so m e th in g
about
m ee tin g w ith a group o f people
wo a re also s tru g g lin g w i t h the
sam e u g ly pounds to g iv e you the
encouragem ent you need to stay
on the p r o g r a m ," M r s . T a r v e r
s a id . *‘ S seem s to g iv e us
the
co u ra g e to go o n , to w o rk o u r way
back to an a ttra c tiv e ,
h ealthy
w e ig h t."
” But the m ost Im p o rta n t thing
about W eight W a tch e rs’ is th a t we
not o n ly lose w e ig h t s e n s ib ly ,b u t
w e keep It o f f ! ”
M r s . T a r v e r speaks fro m e x-
I p e rle n c e sin ce she had a few
pounds to lose h e rs e lf b e fo re she
co u ld q u a lify as a le c t u r e r .
She had gained w e ig h t a fte r her
c h ild re n w e r e b o rn . S h e tr ie d
s e v e ra l d le t s ln a
ra th e r
haphazard w ay, but it w asn’ t u n til
h e r d o c to r demanded she l o s e
w e ig h t because o f a m e d ic a l p ro ­
b le m
that she began attending
W eight W atchers* o fO re g o n , Inc.
It took h e r 16 weeks to go f r o m
a siz e 18 to h e r p re s e n t siz e 10.
W eight W a tch e rs' o f O regon,
In c . Is a p a rt o f W eight W a tc h e rs ’
In te rn a tio n a l, I n c . , w h ich lias
c la s s e s and g ro u p s In
n e a rly
e v e ry co u n try In the w o rld ,
M rs . T a r v e r teaches
tw o
c la s s e s , o n e at the downtown
YW CA at 7 p , m . o n T h u rs d a y s
and one at the W eight W a tch e rs’
C e n te r, 5253 N . F . Sandy at 7p.m.
on M onday e ve n in gs.
In a d d itio n to h e r te a ch in g , she
w o rk s to r the D e p a rtm e n t o f the
In t e r io r , f u lf ills h e r hom em aklng
and m o th e rly d u tie s to Rhonda, 11;
D a vid , 7; and E r in , 2 1 '2 .
M rs .
T a r v e r Is a lso a c tiv e In ch u rch
a c tiv itie s .
Ih u rs d a s
I PEPI’S BOTTLE SHOP
school la v e g o a eo n to college
th ro u g h s c h o la rs h ip s arid w o rk
stu d y p ro g ra m s .
T h e N eighborhood Y o u t h
C o rp s , an a n ti-p o v e rty p r o ­
g ra m funded by the U .S , De-
p a rtm e n t
of
L a b o r’ s
M a n p o w e r A d m in is tra tio n ,
p ro v id e s paid w o rk e xperience
tr a in in g and education fo r d is ­
advantaged youths who a re , o r
In d a n ge r o f becom ing, school
d ro p o u ts .
A n o th e r s to ry In the June
Issu e o f M anpow er tra c e s the
p ro g re s s o fth e O p p o rtu n itie s
In d u s tr ia liz a tio n
C e n te rs
(O IC ) fro m its beginnings
In
P h ila d e lp h ia seven ye a rs ago.
Now o p e ra tin g In n e a rly 100
c it ie s
he re and abroad, OIC
has tra in e d and placed m o re
than 41,000 p o o r people, m ost
The P o rtla n d L a rk s A r t C en te r
A r e g is tra tio n fee o f $ 1 . 0 0 ls ° 7 them m in o r itie s , In good-
opens tlie S u m m e rS e sslo n w ith charged to r the S u m m e r T e rm , pa yin g Jobs. T h e s to ry Is e n -
cla s s e s In d ra w in g , p a in tin g , and
C h ild re n ........B y e a rs o f age and t it le d , " H a m a n d Eggs on
o r photography fo r a d u lts ,te e n - o v e r
E a rth .’ ’
a g e rs , and c h ild re n .
T e e n a g e rs .... 12 y e a r s to 18
,,
T h e S um m er A d u lt P a i n t i n g
A d u lts ..........1 8 y e a rs and o v e r
S u m m e r S chool
nv
n ..
y Betty B u rt
Helping
tlie r s is the hobby
tli.it lad M r s . J a m « s ( l irtlie rn a
I a rt
becom e a W e i g h t
W a tc h e rs ' le c tu r e r .
Her h e a rt e s;x.*cially goes out
I
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baee
I bey a re g e n e ra lly people who
n. t only lis lk u - th e way they look
. ..
,
•” *y
lo t have a low opinion of th e m -
O b s e rv e r
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
KENTUCKY BEEF SANDW ICHES
H. SALT ESQ. FISH & CHIPS
Perfect fo r parties, picnics, lunch o r d in n e r
ALL OWNED AND MANAGED BY
Z5È-
M rs .
C h a rle s (Y v e tte ) S e a rcy, P o rtla n d , was p re se n te d
M e d ic a l S ta ff a w ard f o r exce lle n ce In m a te rn ity n u rs in g on h e r
g ra d u a tio n fro m E m a n u el School o f N u rs in g June 6. P re s e n ta -
tlo n was made by W a lte r R eynolds, M . D „ p re s id e n t o f the E -
m anuel M e d ic a l S ta ff.
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