Fr. Stone has 35th
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V icar A nniversary
Rlll.00
Outdoor
Rally
Concert
Youth lor C h ris t culm inates a
fine sum m er of set vice to th e
yuung people of this area by tak
ing to the outdoors with a ra lly
concert ln L a u re lh u rs tP a tk .S li
39th a n d S tark, on F rid a y,
August 13. at 7:30 p.m.
A husband and wife duet team,
Steve and M a rla Gatdne , one of
eight tra v e lin g musical teams In
A m e rica and overseas fo r Youth
fo r C h ris t International, head
qu arters In Wheaton, Illin o is ,
w ill present a touch of the tra d i
tional and contem porary In th e ir
hour-lo ng m usical "C o n ce rt in
I oHitionw available in Day Care Center
opening ««on in the Model Cities Area.
Applicants must have training and ex
perience in Early Childhcxxi Program s,
»lease apply in person at the 4-C Model
Cities Point of Information and Referral
Office.
^14/2 N.E. A Ib eria.
Comprehensive
W orship -
Child Care
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livery Wednesday Night will be
f amily Night. All record pur
chases of $2.00 or more will be
discounted 10%. All pool parent
junior $1.00 per hour. All soft
drinks two for .25. Arden’s ice
cream reg $1.19 half gallon 90.
Qtu. reg .79, .68.
skill games
for fun and recreation. Pick up
the Jet every Thur. at Record
Library. Your home town news
paper carried by request.
We
are open seven days a week,
Monday through Thrusday, 12 noon
to 10:00 p.rn., Friday and Saturday
to 12:00 Midnight. Sunday 2:00
p.m. to 10:(X) p.rn.
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STARRING
SHAFT RATED
Richard RoondTree
and
M o te t Gunn
Music by
Isaac Hayas co-faaturad
„.„„UPTIGHT X
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Raymond Sl-Jacquas
and
Ruby Daa
Music By
Booker T- and M.G.
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Evaryona Should saa thaa Movies
IM COLOR.
Open Wook Days 7:00 p.m.
W ad. thru. Tuas. Show 7:15
Sunday Opan 2:45 Show 3:00
Laa O w en Stona
The Keverend Lee dwen stone, m . cmirnll„ lh,
I he P ortland board of Educa
tion w ill consider a va rie ty of
m a tte rs m o s t of which are
routine when the seven-m em ber
board holds a re g u la rm e e tin g a t
7:30 p m Monday in the board
room of the school d is tr ic t ad
m in is tra tio n building (631 NE
Clackam as S t.).
several reports w ill be made
during the evening's agenda. D r
¡sdwin Schneider, superinten
dent's associate fo r d is tr ic t
program s, w ill discuss summer
a c tiv itie s In the school d is tr ic t.
D r . Laurence W in te r, associate
superintendent fo r management
services, w ill rep ort on a new
process fo r disposing of ob
solete textbooks.
board m em ber Paul Howe
w ill com m ent on recom m enla-
(ions of a board sub-com m ittee
* hich * as appointed to se le ct a
fir m to senze as school d is tr ic t
auJ“ u r. D r . Harold K le in e r,
deputy
superintendent
of
schools w ill announce the ap-
Sunday
Tha Friendly Church
6 30 R M
Tuosdoy, Friday 1 0 0 P M
You ora only a Stranger once
îbopc
lap fis t (Cijurii)
3725
N . Gan tan bain Avanua
O regon
S tarlig h t."
Steve and M a ria , both winners
of Individual talentaw ards In In
ternational m usic com petition,
accompany themselves w i t h
g u ita r and taped
orchestral
backgrounds fro m th e ir most
recent long - play album " You
Can E x p e rie n c e ."
Ih e outdoor r a lly c o n c e rtw lll
conclude the sum m er series and
be prim ed fo r the young and the
young at he a rt. Adm ission
is
fre e .
The public Is invited.
9 4J X M .
I J 0 0 Noon
SvndoF School
WorWwp Senne.
The Church Designed to Meet Your Need
REV. ANDREW A. NEWTON, F>o,ror
I»’
F or Comprehensive Child Care, Model Cities residents should
call the North East Point of Information and R eferral office
2 88-8861, Clifford Campbell, D irector and for Family Day and
Night Care 288-5091, Gloria Fisher, D irector.
Senators lead in
W elfare Abuse
by Charles Wartts
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Phone« ■ ¡te» 281-7367
Off. 281-6476
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N o w t h a t y o u h a v e seen the o u ts id e ,!
lit s w h a t s on
th e in s id e th a t c o u n ts ’
yAethodisf p .
S tH lM T CHUiru
WASHINGTON - Any men $¡5,000. Tne Dixie Senator
tion of "w e lfa re" Is likely claim s that the move to di
to stampede the average U.S. vide up his 5,200 acre farm
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citizen’s mind with Irksome among his children had "no-
sary as V ic a r of St. P h ilip '
Images of shiftless Black tnlng to do with” avoiding the
-»
u
.
•' s m«niber of thè < » rettori 'I ra il
on Sunday, August 1, at
fathers sporting Cadillacs and law.
fre e - living Black mothers
o 'clo ck.
st. P h ilip 's C ross arsi served as Chairm an
Here Is an enlightening
Church is locate.) at Northeast
accompanied by a half-clothed com[>arlson: while this hand
of
the
C
hapter's
Service
underfed
brood.
to
Knott arti Rodney Avenue. Ihe
ful of financially secu re land
The clamor rages that r e ow ners received $5.4 billion
Right Reverend James W. F . M ilita r y F a m ilie s C om m ittee. In
cipients are mostly Black and th is year, more than 12 m il
Carm an, D JJ., ills h lp of Oregon, 1969 he served as a m em ber of
always poor, usually looking lion poverty stricken public
w ill be the preacher. T he W omen the O rganization Com m ittee fo r
for a handoit and seem hell welfare recipients were con-
of St. P h ilip 's and the Preschool the National Convention of the
5 8 2 8 N.E. 8th
bent on squandering the na dem ted to survive on a scant
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
M others w ill have charge of tías A m erican Red C ro ss. He Is a
tions
dwindling
resources
A.
Lee Henderson, Minister
$1.9
billion,
A
sum
that
Is
fo
rm
e
r
board
m
em
ber
of
the
Coffee
Hour
follow ing
the
through "m indless overpop far below that necessary to
EHi» Casson, Associate Minister
Multnom ah County U.S.O., North
Service.
ulation.”
satisfy minumum health and
Church
School
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9-30 AM
In 1949 F r . Stone wasadelegate
That Is the prevailing fic n itrltlon needs, according to
fo r the Episcopal Church to” the ,B r‘ " Ch, Y ' M ' S ' A" PortJand
Morning Woiihip
10:45 AM
tion. Just recently the real a U.S. Bureau of Labor Sta
bien nia l Meeting of the Federal
Po,; ' land N - A -
.Wed Noon — The Hour o f Power
12 00 N O O N
p icture came sharply Into fo tistic s survey.
Council of Churches.
He was
G’
” CouncU of
SocU1
cus In Washington when It was
W
ed.
P
ayer
&
Cla«»
Meeting
7 00 P M
Despite the fact that the In
revealed that more than a tent of the 1970 law has been
elected foui tim es b v th e D lo re « , AKen-'*e s -
Nursery
Care
Provided
of Oregon to die General Con-
Ph^ ‘ s ^ ’ school fo r
thousand of the country’s big clearly violated by the c a r
ventlon of the Episcopal Church
” • th,oe ,nd io u r years polntm ents of board Chairm an gest and richest welfare r e ving up of farm land lnt
W e are making our Neighborhood A Brotherhood"
F r . stone ha. been a mem ber
‘ ge’
,oundod
F r ' Stone F r a n k C , s e and
M a rvin cipients had devised "leg a l" separate plats, this crim inal
schem
es
defrauding
taxpayers
welfare abuse has been bran
Of the Diocesan Council and e l«h‘, years #8°- “ ls "»«le Kasmussen, d ire c to r o fc a re e r of billions In " a id ."
ded "leg al” by the U.S. Ag
eve ia l
Diocesan D epartm ents' “ P * chUdren ut ,U re lig io u s, education. to th e G overnor's
Among them were M issi ricu ltu re Départaient.
P
• • ra c ia l,
and economic back- A d viso ry Council fo r C a re e r
ssippi Senator Jam es O. East-
F r . Stone has been active In
This wily government sup
grouixls.
Education.
land, Hollywood millionaire ported scheme sharply con
John Wayne, and the country’s trad icts the Nixon adml ilstra -
biggest single recipient of clon claim that public welfare
farm "w elfare” - the J.G. Is eating up the nation’s re
Boswell Co. - who alone col sources and that pozert) and
lected $4.4 million In gov hunger are the result of over
ernm ent handouts last year. population.
The cases center round a
Furtherm ore It lifts the
1970 law ostensibly designed sm okescreen surrounding the
to curb the amount of aid m issionary zeal with which;
given to wealthy farm ers by b irth control program s a r a ,
— O F Y O U R C H O IC E
setting a maximum of $55,030 pushed In the Black cotnmun i— 3
xxxaJ p e r crop. Yet the law is so files across the nation. And
' carelessly written that It fi points to the conclusion
easily perm its any sslf-seex- that the crusade is aimed at
lng businessman to retain his curbtng the growth of an In
exorbitant "a id ” package. creasingly rebellious Black
The result of these under population.
handed maneuvers
simply
The basic thrust of the fed
m eans that the rich get rich era l farm subsidy program Is
r / / f ’ J / lwz Z O l h ' a K a p i i s i
'hurch
e r wnlle the poor get poorer. to boost the price of farm
About 1350 recipients, wno products by paying farm ers |R av.John H.Jack$on
Phone 2 8 4 1 954
com prise the country’s la rg uo< to grow food.
M inistar
Sunday School
9 a.m
e st farm operations - In
But again the so-called le
i f you have been hearing that cluding major corporations,
M o rn in g W orship
F irstandS chuylar
1 1 am .
marriage is dead, or. at least on banks, and large landowners gal loopholes In the law’s
Vesper
5 pLm
application allow these recip
ihe rocks, consider it just a rumor
P ortland, O ra.
would have received cuts un
and be advised that the fabulous d e r the law. This group ac ients to lease their federally •
Let us enter to worship and depart to serve.
invalid is still holding fast.
counts for the lion’s siiart assigned allotments to o th ers,
During the first three months of of the billions being siphoned leaving them tree to make
even higher profits by then
this year, for example, there were off under the program .
planting their land without the
an estimated 411,000 marriages,
A case In point Is the In- ex tra boost of government
according to the National Center
for Health Statistics. This is about trlgue recently carried out subsidies.
Hollywood actor John
equal Io Ihe number chalked up by
Wayne and his cohorts. The
fo r the same period in 1970.
In fact, if this year follows the Wayne group will receive a-
pattern of 1970, the rumor that bout $218.000 In government
marriage has had it can be put payments this year as com
entirely to rest Ihere were 2,179,- pared with $310,000 last year.
The trick Is that the more
<XM) marriages last year, some than $500,000 In additional
33.000 or so above 1969 and
aid form erly received by
110.000 more than the year before W’ayne will now go to pro
"By the yard, life is hard,
Reverend Sam Johnson. AMA Social
P i So.
who says marriage is passé, fiteering Investors who have
by the Inch, It’s a cinch.’’
anyway?
rector, Bishop J.C. F oster, POIC. B o a r ti
leased his land In separate Many young homemakers In
p lots, and undoubtedly at con our Extension program s think
Along
with
these
reassuring
member and Bishop W.L. McKinney, POIC
statistics, the Institute o f Life In siderable profit to him. Again this Is a good motto for them.
loses.
When you have many dif
Board Chairman enjoy talent show given by surance reports the follow ing fash the An taxpayer
even more glaring ease ferent things to do, a lot of
ion notes for the m arryin' months
AMA at McKinney Temple.
of U«S. government hypocrisy tim e can be lost worrying
>f lune and July:
Women s 1 ib or not. one ot In maintaining a dual welfare and wondering where to start.
Vancouver AveTTirst Baptist Church
Ihe more popular dresses worn by system , Is the J.G . Boswell Take one or two jobs at a
Company,
Boswell
has
leased
tim
e
-
and
finish
them.
Then
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
brides this season is a tradition-
his federal cotton allotments you’ll feel you’ve accom
inspired, frankly sentimental floor-
Phone 282-9496
to a group of 53 Investors, plished something.
length gown of unremitting white
Sunday
School
9 :0 0 A.M.
if you’d like more ideas
It has a lace-trimmed high bodice' who paid him approximately
one
million
for
a
one-year
for
getting
you
Job
done
with
organza skirt, bishop sleeves, a'
Morning Worship
1 h 0 0 A.M.
lease on his property
In the least w orry, ask your
majestic, floor sweeping train, and
addition
the>
will
pay
Boswell
county
Extension
office
for
a
is calculated to draw many oohs
Or. 0.1. William», Pastor
to farm the land for them. free copy of the bulletin.
and aahs Any large, form al wed
Meanwhile,
each
of
these
"S
e
rv
in
g
j
h
e J m r e ^ C it^ S a v tn g ^ h o ^ n n e r M a iF
ding sets it off beautifully.
wealthy speculators will re
LONGA CURLY
ceive a $55,033 subsidy (wel
For those who want to tie the fare) from the government.
knot in sylvan surroundings, such
M ississippi Senator Janies
as at a garden reception, the dress Eastland also carried
(BIO (JURLY NATURAL ) £ ’ 5
to do it in is a white folklore swift ozernaullng of his fam-
affair trimmed in forget-me-not lly ’s plantation earlier this
blue, with sprays of hand-painted v ear, creating eight new di
blue and yellow flowers driftin g visions, Just In time to e s
'CURLY ORTAF(RE d 1 5 . ° 0
over organza A blue velvet ribbon cape the law.
The adjust
encircling the waist gives this ment
costs U.S. citizens
peasant style (rock an Alice in $100,000.
Wonderland touch
The new law states that " a
For those who don't care for p erso n " Is limited to a $55,00J
fancy trappings such as the pol celling per crop. However,
lution-combatting couple who ped each member of apartners.du
¡BEING THIS IN FOR FREE HEAD A $1.00
aled to City Hall on a tandem bike fills the requirem ent of
light-colored pants suits for separate person.
OFF OUR REGULAR STYING PRICES.
E astland's
family
will
__
both the bride and the groom
^PRICES GOOD JULY 28th.-AUGUST 5»h. might do nicely. A nosegay in thereby receive approximate
lieu of a wedding bouquet w ill ly 8130,000 tn payments this
complete Ihe bride's finery for y ea r, while prior to his ‘re-
organization” their holdtngs
that wedding trip.
would have entitled them to
■senior A ctlve P r ie .. in
Eplscopal D lu c .s e u fi n e g o n .w lll
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ATTEND THE —
C H U R C H S E R V IC E
Weddings:
Always
in fashion
Enjoy talent show
TV
By tha inch
i
THE BIG-WIG SHOP
SUMMER SUPRISESI
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CURLY BABY
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