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Political
P ub lication s
Summer (?) has begun and
skys are (fo r the time being)
blue. Thia year I was informed
of a new program her called
"Operation Green Thumb." To
explain briefly, the program
con sits of certain land being
set aside In the inner-city to
raise vegatables.
KATHY HARVEY decided to
Cake advantage of the program.
She received some twelve to
mato plants and placed them
on her slotted land. F o r some
time she nursed and pampered
them until they were about two
feet high.
Well, the other
morning, KATHY' went out to
admire the efforts of her labor
of love only to discover twelve
empty holes!
o o o 0 o o o
June has long been noted
as a month fo r lovers. And
love oft times leads to mar
riage. Looking over the cal
ender fo r the rest of June and
the firs t part of July we see
two upcoming nuptials.
MISS GAIL VERONICA BLACK
daughter of the la te rM r.4 M rs.
Harvey Lee Black w ill be given
in marriage by her brother,
M r. JamesWalkertoMR.CARL
BRUCE BOWLES, youngest son
of M r. & M rs. A rthur Bowles,
3730 N. 6 . Cleaveland Ave.
The wedding w ill take place
June 31, in the Sanctuary of
Maranatha Evangelistic Center.
M r. & M rs. Herman Cobbs,
also announced the wedding of
their daughter MISS AUDRY
COBBS to MR. ROBERT C.
WARREN, son of M r. & M rs.
Claydell Warren.
The vows
w ill be exchanged July 3rd at
6 p jn . in the Sanctuary of.Mar-
anatha.
o o o 0 o o o
In the way of events this
week end, the MODERN NA
TRONS CLUB w ill sponsor a
garage sale and bar-be-que at
238 N. E . Monroe. This w ill
be held from 10 a.m. to o p jn .
on Saturday, June 26th. M rs.
A rie White is the President.
o o o 0 o o o
Last week MR. A MRS. WAL
TER WOODS of Los Angeles
stopped by on th e ir way back
from Seattle to v is it two of
th e ir aunts, MRS. KATIE HAY
NES and MRS. ROBERTA B EL-
CHA.
The Wood’ s spent the
night with M rs. Haynes, and
were give a whirlwing tour of
the city.
o o o 0 o o o
Also home fo r the week-end
was KENNETH WARREN, who
was home on leave from the
A rm y. Kenneth informs us that
he w ill complete his basic tra in -
ln two weeks.
o o o 0 o o o
This past Sunday was known
around the world as Father’ s
Day. On that day all at the
fathers were treated to all of
the wonderful gifts their little
loved c-nes. A day filled with
toys fo r daddy. 1 do hope that
all of the Dads had a plesant
day. I also want to wish my
dad SAMUEL WADDY, a be
lated Father’ s Day. 1 under
stand he had one jo lly tim e.
(Mother told me that.)
We pause her to remember
those who have taken that beau
tifu l step. This past week saw
the anniversaries of two couples
in the C ity of Roses.
DARRELL
& HORACE
JOHNSON celebrated th e irfirs t
anniversaries June 21st. Con
gratulations.
REV. & MRS. WENDEL WAL
LACE celebrated th e ir Silver
0 O O 0 O 0 o
(25th)
wedding anniversary
F riday, June 18th.
Closing time again, see you
Best wishes to both couples, around, enjoy this wonderful
may they have many more years weather (Hopefully) while you
of love and happiness.
can. THIRTY.
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The Drum m er, a newspaper
designed to serve the black
community of M is s is s ip p i,
h a s begu n publication in
Jackson. E ditor Steve W11 son.
f o r m e r l y a N e w York
newspsperman, said that the
new journal w ill be distributed
across the state, p articularly
i n th o s e countries where
b la c k s are running fo r local
political office. Drum m er is
now being published bi-weekly
b u t W ilson h o p e s
that
circulation w ill grow large
enough fo r the paper to become
a weekly. The fir s t two issues
have focused on the state-wide
campling ofC harlesE ver, the
black activists who is running
fo r governor. (The Drum m er,
12 8 1 /2 Gallatin
Street,
Jackson, Miss.)
The VoterEducatlon P roject
and C lark College 3 Southern
Center fo r Studies in Public
P o l i c y a r e co-operating
i n operating a research and
technical
assistance center
fo r black elected officials of
Georgia. The Georgia Service
C enter fo r Elected O fficials
provides the states
black
^ g is la to rs w it h a staff fo r
■secretarial and
research
assistance. T h e Center a lio
h a s a publication fo r black
a 1 e c te d officials. Reporter
which teg an in A p ril. (Antonio
L . Thomas, director,G eorgia
Service Center fo r Elected
O f f i c i a l s , C lark College,
Atlanta, Ga.
P.C.C. Summer
registration open
Although all registration is
centered a t the ML Sylvania
campus on Monday, Juie 21,
^i^sses w ill be In operation a t
the Falling Building, at the A ir
Base Center, and at the Multno-
mah Building,
Statements by C ecil Posey,
B xecutlve Secretary of the Ore
gon Education Association, that
Portland school o fficials did not
work hard enough to sell the de-
whlch could Improve ttie ir lives, feared school levy were branded
However, under the budget s u b - to d a y as "Monday morning
mltted f o r next year,
the quarterbacking typical of the
■gency s fending would be cut uninvolved," by John H .N ellor,
C ’
D ire cto r of Public Information
fo r the school d is tric t.
Concern for Elderly
Keglstratlon for courses In
th e e l e v e n - w e e k summer
session at Portland C o m m nlty
College w ill open at the
M t.
Sylvania Campus on Monday,
June 2L
Returning students wlio have
already pre-registered w ill be
Classes begin Tuesday, June processed then, starting at 9:30
22; last day to register and add a.m . and continuing til 11:30 a.m .
classes w ill be Frldav
Open .registration w ill begin
Classes are being offe red for
an eleven - week session this at 1 p.m . and continue til 8:30 pm
summer, rattier than the more wlth the admission procedure
usual eight weeks. End of eleven closlng at 8:00p.m. tor anyone
•week session w ill come
on not already started through the
process.
Friday, Sept 3.
Senator Packwood continues
to be a strong proponent of lm -
Prtived care tor the e ld .rly ,
testimony before a spelcal
Sen«te Committee on Aging,
Packwood said: “ I am strongly
opposed to pinching pennies
where the lives of our senior
Oregon’ s allocation would be
citizens are concerned,
slashed from >207,702 this year
T h e y have given of them
to «53,847, a 25 per cent cut
selves and now we must do lik e -
l ’ackwood said. D u r in g 1970
wfe«-withunderstanding, and
aging programslnOregon s e rv -
wlth Financial and moral support
eu lo,907 senior citizens, an d
H is testimony was a part of 3,040 elderly persons pa’r t lc l-
the hearings to evaluate the ef- pated In volunteer programs,
toctlveness of the Adm lnlstra-
B u t no matter what changes
tton on Aging, an agency created occur, " w e must be absolutely
In 1905 to study the needs of the
a r* fuU>'
elderly andtodevelopprograms protected,
he said.
T’“‘“dor
am
kl1^ * 'he la tta ,
theHoeixlof Edu-
c,U o" worked hundreds of hours
1,1 1x101 campaigns, Nellor said,
M ore than )50,000was spent
ln non-public funds for
ad-
vertlsing and other promotional
activities in two campaigns,
N ellor pointed out. He
said
school prlncipals and P IA lead-
m „ „ local Khool
coni.
N ellor pointed out that neither
th e OEA nor its local affiliate
th e Portland Association
at
leechers had endorsed elthei
one of the two election efforts.
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SAFETY COMMESION re
ports that one out of every six
cars on the road today would
not pass a safety Inspection.
Before you start on that sum
mer vacation, better have your
brakes and tire s checked.
, " M .r/
d o ,a n ‘
muni ties conducted vigoioua
d o o r - t o - d o o r Informants»
campaigns in bothMsy aisl June.
In addition, Nelloi sa id ,"m o re
than 500,000 Indlvlthial pieces of
lite ra tu re were dlstiibuted to
voters either by mail or sent
home with students." In
the
secoial Information campaign
alone some 150,000 pieces
of
literature were dlstrilaited and
some 35, 000 postcards w e re
mailed to Portland
parent!,
N ellor added, end thousands o f
telephone calls were made by
citizen and staff volunleei s In
both campaigns.
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He re s yo ur chance to give kids a break, a g o o d bra ke! D on ’t w ait
until it s too late. N ow , b efo re the sum m er vacation starts, is a
P.S.U. p resen ti
g o o d tim e to have those car brakes inspected . . . in fa ct the whole
sum m er
car safety checked. Don t take chances! Be an a le rt d rive r. D rive a
Concerts
safe car.
F o u r N ew York musicians,
w h o w i l l conduct a chamber
music and orchestra per
formance class in
Portland
S ta te U n ive rsity’ s Summer
Term , w ill present the Portland
Summer Concerts, a series of
Tuesday evening concerts, June
29 through August 3.
Isra e li violinistS ergiu Luca,
Is ra e li c e llis t Michael Haran
with pianist Robert Guralnick
and v io lis t Richard Luby have
fo r m e d th e unique quartet
specifically f o r th e irv is it to
PSU. The quartet w ill be featur
ed at the Tuesday evening con
certs at 8 pun. in 75 Old Main.
The concerts are scheduled to
include:
J u n e 29 J .M . L e c l a i r ;
"Sonata fo r two V io lin s " Claude
, Debussy ' ’Sonata f o r Cello
and Piano" W .A .
Mozart;
"P iano Quartet InG M inor "
Antonin Dvorak; "P lano Quartet
in E F lat M a jo r"
J u l y 6 Sergei
Prokofiev;
"Sonata f o r t » o V i o l i n s "
Johannes Brahms; " T r io fo r
Horn, V iolin and Piano” Gabriel
Faure; "P lano Quartet in C
M in o r"
J u ly 13 Franz
Schubert;
"S trin g T rio inB F lat M a jo r"
Bela Bartók; "Sonata N o .1 fo r
V iolin and P lano"
Robert
Schummann; "P lano Q uartet"
J u l y 20 Antonin Dvorak;
" T r io f o r Plano, V iolin
and
Cello In F M in o r” W.A. Mozart;
"D ivertim ento fo r String T rio
In B F lat M a jo r" Bela Bartolq
"C ontrasts fo r C larinet, V iolin
and Piano"
J u l y 27 W A .M o z a rt; “ Duo
fo r V iolin and Viola in G M a jo r”
Sandor Veress; ’ ’String T rio ”
Johannes B r a h m s ; ‘ ’ Plano
Quartet In C M inor”
August 3 Giaccomo Rossini;
"Sonata fo r two V iolins, Cello
and double Bass’ *
Maurice Ravel; " Piano T r io "
Franz Schubert; ’ ’ T h e ’T ro u t’
Q uintet"
Registration is s till open In
the chambermu8lc seminar and
orchestra performance class to
any musician, high school age
o r older, capable of performing
In an orchestra. T h e
four
musicians w ill also be available
f o r Individual
instruction
through PSU’ s applied music
program. Contact th e Summer
Term Office fo r fu rth e rd e ta lls.
The public Is invited to attend
th e Tuesday night concert
series. Admission is $1 * for
students and $2 fo r non-students
Series tickets are available at
$5 fo r students and) 10fo r non
students. T ic k e t s w i l l
be
available atthePSU B o xO ffice
and at the door.
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