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P.S.U. offers
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Film class
If you have always dreamed of
K e lly ’s MOBIL S U V K *
producing great film s but never
in child care centers
consist o f play-type activities
A unique national tutoring
geared
to preparing pre­
project,
using the popular
television series
“ Sesame schoolers
to r elementary
S treet'’ to Involve teenagers
school. A fte r watching "Se­
same S tre e t" each day the
In the education of preschool
children, w ill be conducted
youngsters w ill be encouraged
this summer the the U. S.
- - fo r example - - to p a rt­
Department of Iuibor.
icipate In games using letters,
Assistant Secretary of Labor numbers,
and
geometric
Malcolm R. Lovell, J r., In a
form s o r other lessons con­
Joint announcement today with tained In the day's TV show.
the C hildren's Television
A significant feature of the
Workshop (CTW), producers project w ill be an attempt to
of the educational TV series,
reach and teach preschoolers
said $600,000 w ill be utilized
of migrant fam ilies In Florida.
to run the program during This w ill be evaluated fo r
July and August In 14 m etro­
future
duplication In other
states
with large migrant
politan areas across the coun­
populations.
try .
Labor Department’ s Man­
The Youth Corps participants
power Administration w ill use w ill be recruited by Labor
the money to employ about
Department representatives
1,500 Nteghborhood
Youth and trained by volunteers who
Corps (NYC) teenagers to
lave been prepared by the
enduct
followup education
Childrens Television Work­
activities based on the widely shop.
acclalmen TV series.
About $23,000 of the total
The program expects to
funding w ill be paid to the
reach more than 17,000 pre­
Workshop to train the v o l­
schoolers from m inority and
unteers
and evaluate the
l« o r fam ilies In ln n e r-clty
effectiveness of the program.
neighborhoods.
Throughout the eight-week
The high school students program , the Children's Tele­
w ill be paid an average of vision Workshop w ill provide
$4« a week during the eight-
training materlans and pro­
week program part of the gram Information. The Man­
nationwide NYC summer Jobs power Admlnstratlon and the
Invite all your relatives, friends and home 40 guests with one
effort f r more than 609,000
Workshop w ill both monitor
hot dish and g a rlic bread for the 4th of July. Great fo r a club
youths, 16 through 21.
and evaluate the project.
to serve on an outing.
Designated as a p ilo t, to
The project was tested and
be considered for future es-
evaluated last summer In New
panslon If successful It w ill
Ingredients:
York City when 240 Neighbor­
t>e conducted In Los Angeles, hood Youth Corps members
D allas-Fort Worth,Baltimore, were trained and assigned to
Butter
» ounces
I cup
Boston, Washington/Jew York, the early education of 1,500
Fresh mushrooms, sliced 4 pounds A.P, 2 cups
San Francisco-Oakland, Chi­ preschool children.
Sliced green onions
cago, Detroit, New Orleans,
“ As a result of Its effect­
Butter
1 pound
2 cups
Philadelphia, Hampton-Nor­ iveness In preparing the pre­
Beet tenderloin tips, cubed 6 pounds
folk (Va.), Jackson (M iss.), schoolers fo r entry Into the
Watei
2 1/2 cups
and Dade Count) (M iam i), Fla. public schools and Its success
Brandy
1 1/2 cups
lo v e ll said the program w ill
with the teenagers It Is being
Plain yogurt
3 quarts
"allow the youths community extended to other parts of the
Involvement In a leadership country,” said Lovell.
Em iclwd flour
1 cup
role while at the same tim e
Salt
2 1/2 tablespoons
l-ovell slail tliat the summer
offering some meanureof fin ­ project w ill provide the Man­
Nutmeg
1 1/2 tablespoons
ancial
reward
for
their power Administration "w ith a
White pepper
1 teaspoon
la b o rs ."
unique mechanism for expand­
Enriched durum spaghetti 4 pounds 12 ounces
Evelyn P. Davis, the Work­
ing Its youth-tutorlng-youth
shop's vlcepresldent for com­ cncept.’ *
Method:
munity relations, said the pilot
The Workshop’ s Field Ser­
project " Is designed not only
vices Department, which w ill
1. M elt 1/2 pound buttei In large skille t or saucepan.
to develop the skills of Neigh­
be working with the Man­
2. Add mushrooms and onions; cook until Just tender.
borhood Youth Corps summer power Administration on the
workers but also to raise their
3.
In other large skille t or saucepot melt I pound butter.
project, runs CTW’ s on-golng
sights.
Add tenderloin tips; cook and s tir over high lieat until
national program which seek
“ T h e ir participation In a to maximize the viewing of
browned. Remove meat from pan.
teaching situation should help
Sesame Street among the pre­
4. S tir In water and brandy; boll rapidly 5 minutes, stirrin g
them gain a fresh new view­ schoolers of m inority and poor
to deglaze pan.
point regarding education,"
fam ilies and to reinforce the
5.
Combine
2 cups yogurt with flour; blerxl.
she said.
educational aspects of the
b. S tir In remaining yogurt anJ seasonings. Add to brandy
The NYC enrollees w ill act
show.
mixture In pan; return to boll.
Cook ami s tir 3
as “ Sesame Street Teachers"
Field Services coordinators
minutes or until slightly thickened.
In day dare centers and es­
encourage parents, teachers,
7. S tir in meat and mushroom-onion m ixture. Heat to serving
tablished viewing renters In
Head Start,
and day care
temperature.
store fronts, Ubrarlee jirlv a te
staffers and others Interested
homes
and public housing In early education of children
8. Cook s|«ghetli in boiling salted water (I gallon water plus
projects In lnner-clty neigh­ not only to watch Sesame
2 tablespoons salt per pound spaghetti) until
borhoods.
street with th e ir children but
tender,
yet firm , 6 to 8 minutes. Drain.
The young teachers w ill
afterwards to conduct a c tiv i­
use a curriculum developed ties based on what was Just
9. Serve sauce over spaghetti.
by the Workshop.
It w ill
seen.
Donald Smiley, d lie c to r of
financial aids at the University
of the Pacific in Stockton,
C alifornia, has announced the
g lin tin g of a financial award
by the U niveisity to: Alma
R. Angeles of 2327 N. 8 .
17th and a Grant High School
graduate.
Scholarships are awarded
to rjualtlied applicants on the
hasts of academic superiority
and need. Grants*in-ald are
awarded in certain activities
and are based on the student's
skills and participation in
specified activities.
University of tie Pacific
la C alifornia’ s firs t chartered
Institution of higher education.
It is comprised of four liberal
a its colleges, including three
cluster colleges, four pro­
fessional schools (pharmacy,
music, education, and engi­
neering) and a graduate school
—all on its Stockton campus.
The U niversity also Includes
a School of Dentistry
anti
Graduate School of Medical
Sciences In San Francisco and
McGeorge School of Law In
Sacramento.
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you’ re In danger when you have
to change a tire alongside a
fast-moving highway. Check
your tire pressure regularly
and
make sure you’ re not
driving around on thin tire s
that can go at any minute.
And to repeat, says M r.
Greene, don’ t forget the women.
I hey are making more deci­
sions on buying that ever be-
fore. They are the Innovators
In introducing and accepting new
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NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND
The Neighborhood Youth
Corps,
established In 196-1
under the Economic Opport­
unity A ct, Is a federally funded
program designed to provide
work experience and income
to unemployed youth, both In
and out o f school.
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Working under supervision,
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In schools and lib ra rie s , parks
and hospitals, cafeterias and
museums as well as in offices
and factories gaining exposure
to and experience In possible
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different things to attract the
woman shopper.
Aim your advertising to give
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you’ ll fiml price advertising
essential. But remember that
" p r ic e " does not mean'’cheap".
A good price fo r a good pro­
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Develop a good layout de­
sign fo r the ads; a layout that
can be used constantly, and thus
get more recognition. Remem­
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and s till look nice. A lot of
items need not come out as
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mi neatly, attractively. Your
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In this respect, give serious
thought to illustrating the pro­
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M r. Greene points to
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Power Services on the value
of using Illustrations.
Also remember to keep your
advertising youthful - "youth
oriented" Is the correct term .
You don’ t have to appeal to
youth’ you apjieal to youthful
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Registration p rio r to j une 21
w ill be handled through
the
Summer Term Office. The June
21 registration w ill be through
the Sum m erTerm Office and the
Special Programs booth In th e
Health and Physical Education
Buidling. F o r fu rth e r informa­
tion contact the PSU Summer
Term Office.
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1/2 cup chopped water chestnuts
1/2 cup drained crushed pineapple
1/2 cup toasted sesame seeds
1/4 cup golden cream sherry
1/4 cup butter, softened
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tablespoon soy sauce
12 slices enriched white bread, toasted
1/2 pound chilled, cooked shrimp, halved lengthwise
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Combine cream cheese, waterchestnuts, pineapple, sesame seeds
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The workshops are taught by
Thomas Taylor, assistant pro­
fessor o f film a t PSU, and
Robert Summers,PSU graduate
and now a student at New York
U n iv e r s it y . T a y lo r and
Summers have taught the work­
shops at PSU for the past three
summers.
Good A d v e rtis in g
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But to get the most out of
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of Braddock Greene, D irector
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should know, for In his quarter
century In Industry, he has been
responsible for advertising ant
promotion txidgets which topped
twenty m illio n dollars a year.
Since television and radio are
not available for some products,
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movie camera. Registration Is
now open in four film production,
workshops In Portland State
U niversity’ s Summer le rm .
P a r t i c i p a n t s in advanced
classes w ill produce th e ir own
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basic classes w ill develop tie
production s kills necessary for
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