by Morrie Turner Th« now teens column You cando n Page 4 P ortlan d s Xnerver Thursday July 8, 1971 WEE PALS The Now Teens Column by Ada B. Reed Hello w orld, this is Soul Ada from the Soul V llle socking to you soul news about a sou I deal. You dig? I'm here to let you know that we-teens of the now generation are up tight and out of sight. 1 he question fo r today is "W hat's going on?" The answer Is "L -O -V -B ". Today many people are get­ ting pretty mixed up about the expression love. Love is a fun­ ny thing. You can't see it, you can’ t hear it, and you can’ t touch it, but those who treasure it, possess it, and those who don’ t often spend their lives searching fo r it. Love has different meanings. To some people it's just an ex­ pression. To you it may be glad­ ness o r sadness, to someone else it may occur to them as being hate or violence, and to others it may even 1» the color of your skin, money or gold. From the way I see love, it can be anything. Now, I would I ike for all of you guys and gals in newspaper laixl to read this original poem on L -O -V -E I W rite me back expressing your opinions, ami ideals about it. Hey gang while you’ re at it, why not send in news about your communities, clubs, activities, teen love stories, and original poems. I've never been in love but I know what it is I've only experienced feeling And I've heard about the fiz. The revam ping of 1771 kitchen room into today's style at living. It's a colorful and contemporary striped flo ra l pattern that helps provide a cherry, sunshine atmosphere the year round. F o r a feeling of coordination, a matching fabric was selected for the cafe curtains on the door and some of the windows. Y o u 'll notice that the cafe curtains have been hung on the door in such a way as to give some privacy, as well as to allow the sun to shine in during the day. Since the room has a low 8 - foot ceiling, the "D a is y - S trip e " pattern was chosen in particular because, firs t, the striped effect gives the feeling of more height and, secondly, the open scale of the design is light and a iry . Also contri­ buting to the feeling of space in the room are such things as the white grass cloth used on the ceiling and the lightly checked beige kitchen car­ peting. Rooms built in the 18th and 19th centuries often had wooden cupboards built into the w alls. Although they are awkardly placed, the designer decided to leave them intact. He inte­ grated them Into the room by painting them to match the other woodwork and then dressed CHARLES AGNEW them up with a collection of Exact restorations of houses be morning, noon or evening, colorful accessories and a n ti- built in the 18th and 19th cerw Some problems the designer que boxes. Curies are not only costly but had to contend with were such With the basic shell in place, often force people to live in­ things as a low ceiling, a small e n a b le furniture was added fo r an awkardly placed com iort convenience. In­ conveniently. Authentic repro­ window. round wooden u b ie duction in te rio rs, as handsome corner cupboard and a protrud- gt£ad of ing, badly situated fireplace, j y p ^ j o{ ¡8th century rooms. as they are, re a lly don't suit One of the fir s t things the M r Agnew used M obloog our way of life today. They are basically out of step with designer did was to replace the chestnut dining table supported 20th century living needs. original stove with a contem- p ^ ^ b e d iron legs, coupled o{ four chrome and That's why designer Charles porary version of the pot belly w lflj , Agnew, A JJJ., took a more stove. This is set in a trough pi exiglass chairs. The table practical approach when he set filled with pebbles and adds was placed near the wall to about revamping this kitchen charm, color and lots of con­ give more walking space, but built in 1771. He combined venience to the room designed it can be easily moved to the to function the year round. the old architectural eccentri­ center of the room when re­ With the stove in position. quired. A modem Italian glass cities with contemporary mat­ u b le fo r e ria ls and furnishings, to the designer then lined the walls iamp hangg over with G re e ffs "D aisy Stripe * perfect illum ination, produce a charming m ulti­ faceted eating room, scaled for wallpaper, another of the mo- Although the room was p ri- intimate dining whether the hour dem touches that brings this M r u y designed fo r eating, it can also serve as a mud room. Placed near the door are a coat stand, French umbrella stand, steamer trunk and comb and towel rack. The light beige kitchen carpeting, designed to weather a ll spots and stains, was selected because it's so ideal fo r heavy tra ffic areas. Finished result is a 1771 room revamped to suit 1971 living needs, fu ll of comfort, charm and convenience. If you have to tackle this type of remodeling, the ideas illu s ­ trated here might offer some Inspiration. (BOSS) TO MAKE T.V. APPEARANCE The Brad ford clinic Love is being fooled by a guy whose no good love is a common man Q. We have just bought a new house and 1 am decorating the living room in a formal style, since 1 have quite a number of good antique pieces. 1 would like to add architec­ tural details to the walls, as the room is very large and has a high ceiling. Do you think this idea is too old- fashioned and how should 1 go about it, if it is suitable? A. No 1 don’ t think the idea is old-fashioned, and, as a matter of fact, this type of wall decoration is becoming popular again. I also think it is a good way of diminishing barn­ like overtones in a huge room. A rchitectural moldingsonwalls in a form al room are ideal; they have been a prim ary con­ sideration in the total decora­ tive scheme from the very beginnings of form al in te rio rs. French wall treatments, for example, incorporated panels with graceful shell m otifs, while English and Colonial de- decorations featured rectangu­ la r shapes used on doors and mantels as w e lla sw a lls. Which style you choose depends on the period of furniture you are using. (cont. page 8) S p iC A receiving what he could. j .1 I I 7//, i / C.ai frriA Love is sadness Sound Control Farin» Z.uaiK Commercia/ A fte r you've been hurt love is a cloud of tears One of the easiest ways to 3 HR. House, Cmt. basement, - - - - - - - K e e p Roomers—— alter you’vedropped your s k irt. cut down noise in your house new oll furnance. SO X 100 level S BR. House, on 11,000 sq. ft. or apartment is tu install acous­ corner lot. lot, terma. Love is heartbreak tical celling tile . Years ago the and love is hell only such tile available was tie Sb25 N. E. 13th, 2 BR, House, love is that thing unattractive, white lerforated B rick front, i fpIca^C m t. base- We have deals fo r Investors that's w illing to make you swell. tiles which dkl not make a very ment.oll furnace.dbbl.gar.SOX M-3 lots 3 H R , fixe r on cat- lot, »5,000. exciting ceiling surface in the 100 level lot. J 14,500 or offer. 2 fixe rs on 100 X 100 lot. Love is that feeluig living room or fam ily rouni. that makes you want to shout today, acoustical tile s are love is that thing available in a variety of colors, that always turns you out. textures and designs that not US-4145 only enhance the decor of your 445-3491 14 Heer enana Service Love is money rooms but absorb as much as oun motto ia P k a a t iM o you ami love is gold 7l>fc of the sound striking the Love is power ceiling. Also available, at a ami love is soul. Call Louii Scott 2 8 5 -6 5 7 4 mornings higher cost, are vinyl surface tiles that are easy to w i|>e clean. Love is colors I'hls type of tile is the beat for Black and white kitchens or bathrooms. The Love is cool rough-textured tiles grab d irt And out of sight. and dust like a magnet. Love is your thing to do what you want to do 1 ,|o Types Vary love is that thing that satisfies you. There are several types of acoustical tile . 1 he oldest, and Love is violence least expensive. Is made ol wood and love is rest tlber insulation board. It Is love is getting ready available in many colors andean to pass the test. In treateil for fire resistance. Sizes vary 1x1, ami 2x2-foot Love is everything tile s. lhe panel size is lb Something you w ill possess Inches wkle by 12 (eet. that brings in success. J. J. WALKER REAL ESTATE JBarint So baby, don't let love take YOl The must expensive tile Is YOU TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT . made uf pure mineral fille r. It was developed In itia lly fo r com­ Well gang this is all for now. m ercial application. but manu­ Y ou'll be hearing more from me facturers are now marketing the next week. So until then keep tile for home use. (his type cool, learn the rule, keep up to type tile Is fire -re sista n t, date at*i communicate by read­ arxl sizes include 1x1, 2x2 and ing The Teens Column U.S.A. 2x4 - feet. Good By now. Fibrous glass tile Is ideally suited fu r kitchen ceilings since Its surface is washable. Yxxi have a wide choice of colors. county, Oregon and Payette Sizes are 2x2, 2x4, and 2x8 and Washington counties, feet. The la rger sizes aie con­ Idaho, from the substantial un­ sidered "p a n e l" size and aro employment lis t said: " T h e suited fu r suspended ceiling in­ economy of Malheur, Payette stallation. and Washington counties In SALEM — (Special) — The U. S. Labor Department has added Deschutes and Grant counties to the areas in Oregon o f substantial unemployment and Umatilla county has been changed from the substantial to the persistent unemploy­ ment lis t, Ross Morgan, ad­ m in istra to r, Employment Di­ vision reported here. Morgan also said that Malheur county has been removed from the list o f Oregon substantial unem­ ployment areas. Those areas placed on the substantial and persistent unemployment list a r e eligible fo r Federal as­ sistance under T itle 1 of the Public Works and Economic Development A ct. effective July 1- T h e Employment Division report which recommended removal of the Ontario Labor Area, i n c lu d in g Malheur Oregon and Idaho Is quite stable. With food processing going strong in the winter, and construction, lumber, and farm operations peaking dur­ ing the summer, the people of this area experience one of Oregon and Idaho's most secure economies." The U m atilla c o u n ty January 1971 report says, " A ll segments of manufacturing In U m atilla county experienced both over-the-month and over the yearemployment losses In 1970 with the largest Jecrease recorded In the lumber in­ dustry. U n e m p lo y m e n t averaged bS percent of work force during 1970." li-M- MOLASSES BAR BECU E SAUCE 4 cup molasses (unaulfured) 4 cup prepared mustard JUST CALL 4 cup vinegar There la a great yet strange understanding between Sherry, a Blend together molasses and mustard Gradually stir Jack Russell ta rrie r, and T ick, an orphaned foxcub. Sherry, you in vinegar Makes 1 4 cups see, has "adopted" the little cub and has been mothering It ever (enough for basting four since. What’ s so strange? Sherry la an Important player In tie broiler ■ fryer c h i c k e n s , fox taint game. She tracks the foxes down fo r the k ill 1 halved;. ■ E.V s m s / Opwwn "Optntn e l l . CAM F u n n ily I PtApenu* / The final acoustical celling m aterial, which really 1s not a tile , is acoustical plaster. This is the most expensive approach to soundproofing your ceilings. Unless you havedone plastei ing lietore with good results, acous­ tical plaster must be applied by) a professional. Cement There are various methods used to Install ceiling tile . I he method you use defends on existing celling conditions and m aterials. For example. If your ceiling is made of gypsum board (dryw all) and it Is perfectly smooth and even, you cane Ithei staple tile directly to the ce ll­ ing o r use a cement. If your celling is In bad shape o r if the plaster has cracked causing the surface tobetaimpy fu rrin g strips must be installed fir s t. Furring usually Is 1x2 wood strips, which are installed across celling Joists. Nalls holding the fu rrin g in place are driven through the wood and Into the Joists for strong holding. F u rring Is spaced the width of the tile being installed. Ih ls measurement, o r spacing, la Important since tile flanges must be centered on the fu rring to allow sufficient room for stapling. k x k lt u t li PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS NORTH X N.E. PORTLAND .ONE DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPECIALTY w. a — IL" 82-8361 • N. W U lio m t £ ’You’ve Tried tiL* Rett, Now Try The Be«»’ N A le e o n d e r, Proprietor boss s COFFEE time TED AND PAT 1438 N.E. A lberta DELICATESSEN GOURMETS DELIGHT FOODS TO GO .¿p i ____ BEEPRIBS-Cff/fyfip HICKORY SMOKED BAR B.Q. RIBS ------ SPECIAL------ STUFFED BAR-B.Q. CHICKEN HOT SANDWICH FROM 7 TO 11 YOU WILL NEVER BELIEVE THE AMOUNT OF FOOD YOU WILL GET FOR YOUR MONEY 0 0 r> n 0 o o o o o S tru t F t u i t r f WITHOUT MISS M.«a» Wirt I A ; 'C D LI GHI iK L MNO PRS T U V W AV o »A* 11 f< TOUCH ALUMINUM riMrmotrm o p in i » at am WIYSIHg. "OILY-BIRD" SPEEDS UP SERVICE . NO OUTBID! W O « «WIHO YOU! LOCK» IN M B ANO »AVI to t.iissM ies ÎÎH 11:00 a.m. til 1:00 a.m. RtPAIRS H O CHARGE UR A DftlVtWY If stapling is preferred, use 9/16-inch staples In the stapling gun. Position the tile , and drive the staple through the tile flange Into the cell Ing. W Ithout remov­ ing the staple gun, drive a second staple dire ctly over the fir s t. The firs t staple causes the prongs of the second to flare out Into the gypsum board, lock­ ing the tile in place with a double g rip. b y s u T A fU M b .... Cher Jim (Boss) Parks of Geneva’s Prepares Soul food Sunday, July 11, 11:30 A.M. on People Minority Voice Channel 8, KGWT.V, Everyday Labor D epartm ent Unknown Authorship Although m a n y of the Negro spirituals have been arranged and interpreted by known c o m p o s e r s , their words and music are tra d i­ tional and their individual authorship is not known ^ M « W f AlSOMAkt B K fOtFlGN