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Advisory Committee
If you’ ve got a legal problem aboJ‘,
as
but don't have much money, L "«a
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there are a few places to go «“ • “ ’ ‘ W
T ,‘e cllnlc,
for help. Legal problem , «re >■ open Monday, Wrtneaday and
not lim ited to going to court. J r “ V
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There are many areas In which
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the servlct>s of an attorney are
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, of ![“ ’
lm|>ortaiit If not essential as »“ «'•neys *orkl«.« during the
In the w riting of a w ill or a •»«’ '“ "«» • »'•* clinic are do-
house purchase contract.
natln< th* ^
LEGAL AU) SERVICE lo - **« •* received at the clln lc
rated at 517 N. E.KIIUngsworth a r" frM,> ho*
I f
It Is
Street, phone 288-0740, handles " #<' ' ” ,* a r’' ,o r ’nor* • ’rt,,nslve
c iv il cases only Tl.at means A*"1?’ than CBn * * i .lv8'' du.r,nK
If you’ ve been charged with , » ‘• “ Ime, some coat may arise,
violation of the law, Legal Aid ^ an< “ " ,e1
s
a“ « r W » » « I
Service probably can’ t help you. ^ ona‘,*; l ’,e r la,x’ r
/•■ m ire
However, It does offer a wide *
client to pay certain costs
range of valuable luagl services such as a particular fee re -
to low Income fam ilies.
it t»u lr*’d by » '« c o u rts for filin g
can give help In the following I” } * « -
“ th l’ ch»rge
areas:
Consumer problems
," ad”
» ,e client, the
(Installm ent contracts, repos- »“ o™ey would be required to
sessions, loans, garnishments »'“ > » ''« «•»¿••nse out of his own
of wages), administrative p ro - P°cket.
It often can be a r-
blems (welfare,Social Security, ranged for *h« c«*rt to appoint
Veterans’ benefits unomploy- *
attorney of the client does
ment compensation); housing '*>» have sufficient funds and
roblems, public and private ,hua a*” *11 an) costs.
. evictions, failure of landlords
“ y "1' ®re under 21, there
to meet housbig standards, lan- *s a *P«clal service available
lard-tenant disputes); business called PHO HL E MS SOLVERS,
matters (w ills , bankruptcies); phone 229-5476, which Is spon-
and domestic relations prob- ,sor’’d hy the Oregon State lia r,
lems
(separations, divorces, * rotdem Solvers has a lis t
child support). In general, low ° f attorneys who are w illing to
Income fam ilies or fam ilies volunteer tim e to juveniles
on public assistance (welfare, "•«*»"« >•*•>,, »’•>»’• _ W X°u
unemployment compensation, ca*1» t,iey w'» liv e the name
public housing) are eligible for ani) number of a p a rticular
help from Legal Aid Service. lawy*’ r ,who Ia currently avall-
If you are eligible for help, ab,a- 2>‘ ax«han«e for the ■ •*-
there are no fees for services. yer • ^ree
you w ill be
asked to donate an equal amount
Within
two months
a In some kind of community ser-
l-AMI! Y LAW CENTER w ill vice project.
open In Portland. This center
There Is also another s e r-
w tll specialize in fam ily p ro -v ic e available named LAWYER
blems, ami It w ill take over H H ! H it\I. located In the Sen-
all of the domestic relations ator Building at 732 S.W, 3rd
cases that Legal Aid Service Avenue, phone 224-2103, which
now handles.
Is an agency set up through
If you have a legal problem, the Oregon State Bar.
This
crim in a l o r c iv il, the ALBINA service Is available to anyone;
LEGAL CLINIC located at 2309there Is a $3.00 fee. In ex-
N. W illiam s Avenue,phone 284- change for the fee, you can
5712, Is another place to go. expect one-half hour of legal
The Albina Legal Cllnlc uses advice.
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M r i . Regina Jones, day care mother, sings with David (almost
tliree), son of M rs. Pat Sherman, as he gets up from tils nap.
4-C Fam ily D ay
an d n ig h t care
M rs. Regina Jones Is a day
care mo die i fo r the 4-C Fam
ily Day and Night Care P ro -
grem.
M rs. Jones was born In blast
B erlin, Germany and escaped to
West B erlin In 1953 at the age
of eleven years. She stayed In
West B erlin until the Americans
flew tier to Frankfurt, to free
dom. She spent most of tier
childhood tnSchwablach-Gmund
wlssre she finished
the 8th
grads.
A fter completing the eighth
grade she began working In a
glass factory, [lie factory sent
tier to school to learn glassde
signing. She also took care of
children fo r an American fam
ily and learned to speak fluent
English.
M rs. Jones met Robert Jones,
who was a sergeant In the 1!. S.
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Call
After 5:30 285-4871
United
States
Supreme Court Monday releas
ed one m ajor decision after an
other, Including reversal of the
draft - defying conviction o f
Mohammed A ll and the death
sentence fo r Richard Speck fo r
th e murder of eight Chicago
nurses. It also barred the use of
public funds for secular edu
cation In i>aroctilal schools.
T h e court's decision u; held
A ll’ s claim that he stwuld have
been granted m ilita ry - exempt
status because of I l l s adherence
to the Black Muslim faith.
In reversing the conviction
o f A l l , form erly known as
Cassius Clay, the court declar
ed, "T he (Justice) Department
was simply wrong as a matter of
la w In advising th a t
the
petitioner’ s beliefs w e re not
religiously based and were n o t
sincerely held.”
J u ly 2 7 , 1971
Bill Cosby-M an & Boy
Rated-General
T h e United States Army has
Just announced a new enlistment
option which offers young m en
the opportunity to get In on the
ground floor of a 20th c e n t u r y
communications operation.
A c c o r d in g to Sgt. Hardie
D a v is , Army re cru ite r f o r
Portland, the Army Is accepting
a lim ited number o f highly-
qualified applicants for enlist
ment In the Strategic Communi
cations Command,
For those eligible, training Is
available In microwave systems
s a t e llit e
communications,
radar, computers and serveral
otherhlghly technical fields.
An added feature of the enlist
ment option allows an enlistee
to choose service In Europe If
the Army makes the decision on
which of some nine scliools he
w ill attend. O r, he can select
Ids own schoul from the lis t and
leave his assignment to the
Arm y’ s discretion.
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problems In the past five years.
The audiology lab, which con
tains some of the best audio-
logical testing facilities
In
Portland, has operated since
1968. Dr. James F. M aurer,co
ordinator of the clinical training
and services program In audio
logy, and clln lc Interns a d
m inister free hearing tests and
hearing aid evaluations to ap-
prom lmately 75 children and
adults each term .
T h e two clinics offer physi
cian re fe rra l w hen necessary
and provide hearing, speech and
language evaluations to th e
physician. Files c o n t a in in g
follow - up reports from physi
cians are kept on cllnlc patients.
Further Information a b o u t
PSU’ s audiology and speech
pathology clinics may be obtain
ed by calling the speech and
h e a r in g sciences office at
229-3533.
Jest A M in u te
A woman who takes In laundry
while her husband pickets
In
Ironing while the s trik e ’ s hot.
T h e re ’ s no fool like an old
fool — you just can’ tbeat having
all that experience.
Descendants of the old woman
who lived In a shoe now liv e on a
shoestring.
Then there’ s the lawyer who
Instructed hts son In the alleged
facts of life .
H i s t o r y repeats Its e lf be
cause nobody ever understands
what It meant the firs t tim e.
Everybody t a l k s about a ir
pollution, but they’ l l do nothing
about It until It starts to In
te rfe re with TV reception.
to 5 9
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’ z«.
In either respect, he is guar
anteed attendance at a highly
technical school T h e schools
Include those f o r
strategic
microwaves systems re p a ir
man, satellite communications
ground station equipment re
pairman, fixed station techlncal
contrôler, fixed clphony re
pairman or automatic data p ro
cessing sustems repairman.
Also offered are courses f o r
dial central office repairman,
communications center spe
c ia lis ts , and
d a ta
com
munications switching center
specialists.
For further Information on
how to become a member of the
Arm y’ s
S t r a t e g ic C o m
munications Command, see Sgt.
Davis at Ids office located at The
Pioneer Post Office In Portland.
O r , call him at 226-3361 Ext.
2587.
Remember - ’ ’ Today’ s Army
Wants to Join You.”
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b e rry • N e a p o lita n
The court said A ll’ s objection
to m ilita ry duty was not b a s e d
upon "re lig io u s tra in in g a n d
belief,” the test fo r draft e x-
empt status as a conscientious
objector.
The Supreme Court cited the
government’ s ow n concession
"th e re Is no dispute tliat peti
tioner’ s professed beliefs were
founded on basic tenets o f the
Muslim religion, as he under
stood them.andderlved In sub
stantial part from his devotion
to Allah as the supreme being.”
"T h is concession
is
cle a rly co rre ct,” the Supreme
Cour: s a .l.
T i e r i k i . . -eversiag A li’ s
conviction and the five - year
prison sentence and $10,033 fine
Imposed by a lower court,
means he can continue Ills ring
career w it h a fight against
Jimmy E llis schedule!
next
month.
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coming soon
R eferrals come tothe PSU
clin ics from physicians, nurses
public schools, the Intermediate
Education D istricts of Multno
mah and Washington counties,
Child Development and Re
habilitation Services at the Uni
versity o f O re g o n Medical
School, and the PSU’ s own health
service.
Free services In diagnosis
and treatment of voice, speech
and language problems h a v e
been provided by th e speech
pathology cllnlc fo r over 800
children and adults since 1964.
Additionally, cllnlc Interns,
under the supervision of D r.
Robert Castell and Stephen C.
M cFarlane, have screened over
5,000 PSU students to r speech
Potato Chips
com m and
Special Discount Prices toChurch Groups
D r. Walter A. Goss, Multno
mah County Health O fficer, to
day announced that beginning
J u ly 1,1971, certification by
chest x - ray o r tuberculin skin
test of all school employees and
food hanlders would warrant a
$2.00 charge.
Heretofore, s c h o o l
em
ployees and food handlers were
certified and re certified at
county expense. A f t e r July 1,
even If food handlers and school
employees were to furnish their
own x - ray, the $2.00 w ill be
charged to p a rtia lly cover ad
m inistrative and technical costs
In certification. The move w as
prompted by burgeoning costs in
services provided by Multno
mah County Health Department.
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accreditation by the American
Speech and Hearing Association
according to Dr. Robert
H.
English, director of the Uni-
verslty’ s clinical training p ro
gram In audiology and speech
pathology.
Accreditation of speech and
hearing service programs Is
p a r t o f the 13,006 member
American Speech and Hearing
Association’ s project to m ain-
tain high nationwide standards.
According to Dr. English, the
evaluation, conducted b y the
Professional Services Board of
th e American Board of
Ex-
amlners in Speech pathology
and Audiology, Included staff,
equipment, organization, re -
coro k e e p in g and physical
fa cilitie s.
H e pointed out that an annual
review of the speech and hearing
clin ics, located In South Park
Hall atthecornerofS .W . H a ll
St. and S. W. Broadway,
w ill
compare PSU’ s programs to
national standards of speech and
hearing services.
Food h a n d le r
-Donald F . Ford of Gresham
has complete! a thorough ad
vanced course in a ir con
ditioning
installation and
service procedures conduct
ed by tlie Payne Company
here.
Ford is a serviceman at
East Portland Heating &
Ventilation Company, P ort
land,
I he company merchandises
Payne heating and a ir con
ditioning products.
Upon finishing the course,
die
student
received a
"C e rtific a te of Completion"
which, according to I raining
Director M erle Shaffer " in
dicates that he lias mastered
an intensive program of
specialized knowledge and is
fu lly qualified as an expert
in the airconditioningfield” .
Ford lives at 1752 N.i..
Cochrane Road, Gresham,
l iregon.
pe o p le
. lA fte îiO ;
The
(Alameda Theater)
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M r. Jones served twelve
years in the Arm y and received
a medal fo r Heroism In A p ril
of 1968. He was discharged
from tlie Arm y in February of
1970.
M rs. jones Is a member of
Berean Baptist Church.
Both M r. and M rs. Jones
are very Interested In child
ren and plan to adopt child
ren of their own some day.
Tlie Jones fam ily focuses much
love and attention on a ll child
ren placed In their day care
home.
C ro w n
com pany;
W, O.
Traphagen, Sales & Marketing
Executives, Remington Rand
Office Systems; (M 1 s s) Mary
Lynn
Tucker, Oregon News
paper Publisher Association.
E a c h high school lias the
option of selecting businessmen
from Its community to serve on
a sub-committee which advises
the school’ s teacher - coordi
nator on matters related to that
community's D istributive Edu
cation program.
Through D istributive Edu
cation program s, high s c h o o l
Juniors and seniors receive ln-
class Instruction arid on-the-job
training In marketing, m er
chandising and management.
C ertificate
received
A li’s d r a ft
conviction reversed
Operators:
Lillian Williams
Specialis ft
Ruby Reed
In All Phases
Ethel Bates
3632 N. Williams Ave.
281-6554
1971 Pa
m
The Committee l i composed
o f 10 local businessmen and
women who serve as advisors
and consultants tothe d is tric t's
13 D istributive I d •• nth,r .
grams which train students for
jobs in the re ta il trades. T h e
Committee recommends areas
of study and activity for P ort
land high school students seek
ing careers In marketing.
Members of the newly re
organized, c ity - w id e C o m
mittee In c lu d e : LowellAsh-
baugh, Oregon Council of Retail
Clerks; S a m u e l Bernunzlo,
D is c o - M a r t ; H o w a rd
W.
Cheverton, U.S. National Bank
o f Oregon; B e:
Corsettl,
Standard Insurance Company;
fai^c enables us To
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LILLIAN’S
Beauty Salon
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lie points out that this con
ference 1 s one of the very few
opportunities anywhere In the
country each year where p ro
fessional Investment t>eople can
learn the most current and use
f u l facts assembled through
computer analysis to enable
them to make better divestment
decisions for their clients.
R e s e a r c h ranging from
seasonality In stock prices by
Industry to market |>erformance
following dividend cuts that has
l>een conducted through PSU’ s
tivestment Analysis Center w ill
be reported by Richard Gassner
Kenneth D, B ro w n , Craig S.
Hugo, Boh Matulef and Frank T.
Maglera.
T o register, contact either
the PSU School of Business Ad
m inistration o r the Investment
Analysis Center.
| 3 0 0 0 N .E . A l b e r t a
Army and they were m arried on
September IS, 1966. I wo weeks
later they returend to the United
States. Their destinations were
New Jersey, Chicago and even
tually Portland, where they
now reside.
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An lOuncemerit was made this waiter D e n n is , F. O.
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week by Portland officials of Clearing H o u s e , Inc.; Robert H e a rin g
election of John A. Kemp, As F letcher, Fletcher Realty; Jim
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sistant Vice-President o the Jackson, JaMac Products Com-
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Marketing Division
M
I«ny; H.F. K irk , Safeway Stores Clinic
National Bank of Oregon, a s In c .; Jack G. P a rke r,M e ie r &
GOURMETS DELIGHT
chairman o f th e
Marketing Frank Company; D r. James
T h e speech and h e a r in g
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C luster Advisory Committee Robb, Pacific Research As clinical services a t Portland '
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fo r the Portland Public Schools. sociates; Edwin Stanley, The State U niversity have received
Need a law yer and
can’t afford one ?
Reservations a r e now being
accepted for athree - day con
ference focusing on "Com puter
-Aided Investment Research for
T o d a y ’ s Market Decisions'*
July 28 -30 at Bowman’ s Mt.
Hood Resort In Wemme and pre
sented b y the Portland State
U niversity School of Business
Adm inistration In cooperation
w it h the Portland Society of
Financial Analysts.
One of the country’ s top ln -
v c tn cid ii- .••an ’id ?., J. 1 c te r
W illiamson, professor
of
business administration,Amos
Turk School, Dartmouth College
w ill be among those addressing
conference participants from
all over the country, according
to D r. Shannon P ratt, con
ference director and associate
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A v a ila b le Vt <ety S ection
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The n o n s tin g ant»
p e rs p ira n t safe to use
even a fte r shaving
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Poly rope handle, exclusive
feature eliminates blow away
lid. Holds 6 king size bottles
or 2 - 6 packs.
Briquets
H ic k o r y
b le n d e d
b r iq u e ts f o r y o u r
b a c k y a r d o r p o l io
barbecues
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Terrific g ro up o f knit tops,
tank tops and shorts in nylon
and cotton fabrics. Choose
fro m a w ide assortment of
solids and prints in novelty styles.
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