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i Portland/Observer Thursday, Sept. 9, 1971 Cancer Research Uses Dogs Sandwich Buffet J^ews’n ^e w s t- < t for the homemaker Bride wears Family Heirlooms I Ely JoanErlarxlsenwasmar- | rled to Ray Edward Smith In I recent rites at Central Luthe ran Church. She Is the daugh t e r of M r. and M rs. John M. Erlandsen and the groom Is the son of M r. and M rs. Ronald E. Smith of Tacoma, Washington. Rev. Philip Hanson Officiated. The bride Is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma. She earned her de gree In Business Administra tion. Magna Cum Laude. She was affiliated with Phi Chi Theta. The groom Is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound with a Batchelor of Business Administration as an accoun tant. His social affiliation was with Alpha Kappa Psi. The bride was escorted to the a lta r on the arm of her father. She wore an empire fashioned satin gown that was appllqued with lace and pearls. The gown featured puffed sleeves of sheer lace and the train was edged In matching lace. For jewelery, she worn heirloom gold earrings that had beai worn by her grandmother, M rs . Ole Gundstad of Rlngebu, Norway. She carried a bridal bouquet of pink roses. M rs. Philip Petrasek was matron of honor with M rs. Issac Levet. The bridal att endants wore pink dotted Swiss frocks and carried baskets of summer flowers. Kurt Nerdarder server as best man. Seating guests were Benjamin Hampton and Jerry Wlcklson. Immediately following the ceremony, guests were re - of the church. Assisting at the serving table were: M rs. El m er Rankin, M rs .A b e T y e r- so i, M rs. Bruce Thomson and M rs . Dennis M itts. Among the ojt-of-tow n gue sts who came to participate In the rites were M rs, Philip Petrasek of Berkely, Califor nia, Kurt Neudorder of Taco ma, Washington, and M rs. Dennis M itts of Champaign Rartowe, Illinois. M r. and M rs. Smith w ill make th eir home In Tacoma. M rs R ay E. Smith Crafts Taking Registrants Tne School of Arts and Cra fts Society Is taking registr ations for classes and work shops for the Sept. 20 through Dec. 10 session. New offerings w ill include a Monday afternoon couroe in In te rio r design Instructed by Gordon Smythe. A ID . wno Is d irecto r of Contem porary Crafts Gallery. Other adult classes cover ceram ics, sllkscreen, weav ing, design, calligraphy, c r eative stltchery, life drawing, Jewelry, leatherwork, mac ram è, metal sculpture, pain ting , natural dyeing, off-loom weaving and tote painting. a little showm anship does w onders fo r "d u ll" lunches Why not create a picnic atmo sphere to perk up your child's next lunch"' Delight him with an ex citing picnic fare of crisp fried chicken a container of homemade potato salad celery sticks filled with cream cheese and an indi vidual can of vacuum packed cus tard for dessert Don t forget to include individualized salt cellars BOSS’S and pepper mills for seasoning to taste and plenty of brightly col ored napkins for those sticky fingers resulting from the finger foods Each item on the menu will stay fresh and tasty, retaining its own unique flavor and aroma when individually wrapped in a sturdy wax paper The wax paper serves a second handy purpose that of a convenient placemat COFFEE time 1438 N.E. A lberta 281-9691 DELICATESSEN GOURMETS DELIGHT FOODS TO GO BEEFRIBSCff/e^ * HICKORY SMOKED BAR B.Q. RIBS ------ SPECIAL------ BOATLOAD FISH & CHIPS 49< "’GIMME THAT THING HOT SANDWICH C losed T u e sd ays O p e n M o n . W e d . Thurs.^dj 11am til 8pm • F rid a y A Sat. 11am till 1:pm S u n d ay 3pm til 11pm • «• Ml Ï2 It can be a get together of friends after the football game or a bunch of friendly, ftin-lovlng people who share the same neighborhood. To make It a success, here are some tempt ing recipes for a sandwich buffet. Ask everyone to con coct one kind of open face sandwich and you’ll end up with a colorful array. 1. Spread Holland Rusk with deviled ham. Top with hard- cooked egg slices. Garnish with Snack Mate Pasteurized Process Cheese Spread American and parsley sprigs. 2. Arrange lettuce leaves on Holland Rusk. Top each with circles of sliced knockwurst, then chopped onion and Dromedary Pimientos, Sliced, drained. Sprinkle with oil and vinegar dressing. Garnish with parsley sprigs. 3. Spread Holland Rusk lightly with mayonnaise. Spread Dromedary Pimientos, Pods flat. Dry on paper towels; then place on rusk. Combine cooked, drained and cooled frozen mixed vegetables with half as much diced salami and one fourth mayonnaise. P ile on pimientos. 4. Top Holland Rusk with lettuce leaves. Form thinly sliced Uverwurst into cornucopias. Thread dill pickle sllcea and radish slices on toothpicks. Insert Into cornucopias at narrow end. Place on rusk. FU I with cottage cheese. Gar nish with Snack Mate Pasteurized Process Cheese Spread with Hickory Smoke Flavor. 5. Spread Holland Rusk lightly with mayonnaise. Top with tomato slices, then with Camembert triangles. G ar nish with stuffed olive slices and pecan halves. 6. Spread Holland Rusk lightly with mayonnaise. Top with a circle of thinly sliced smoked ham. F ill center with melon balls. Sprinkle with coarsely ground black pepper. ecial Treat SUNDAE CONES Recent M artial Trends Macramè Classes PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND kONE DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPECIALTY We Give M IN O S S fk A ia S -N O CHAHGf HCK UF a D tllV tltY 2 8 2 -8 3 6 1 3 9 6 8 N W illiams ‘You’vo Triad Tho Rest, Now Try The Best* N. Alexander, Proprietor PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR CO M M UNITY AGENCY. H. A. Nursing or Preschool educa tion, Child Developer, or re lated field, or 3 yrs. direc to r -supervisor of children Instructed setting. 228-6281 ext. 15. Basem ent sale S at . S ep t 11th 4 3 2 3 N.E.12th A v e 2 p .m . to 6 p .m . 287 584 9 PI.VNll OK OIK.AÑ I.K s T HELP WXNTED - Men & ' S O N S I . s t e a l a n d m o d e r n * Women - evaluation special m eth od gu a ra n tees th at you t an) ist - monthly >877 - 41,047 learn lo play e ith er in stru m en t proposed. BA degree In the !F o r in f o r m â t io n . p l e a s e c a l l 1 Social Sciences required and Ji at least two years experience In projects requiring moni toring and evaluation; working M OTORCYCLE knowledge of statistics re SALVAGE quired with ability to w rite SELLING OUT ALL reports. Apply at: Portland p a n t s a A c c te a o N ia e Model Cities - 5329 NE Union Naw a u e io Avenue - Room 217 - Port J J 3 B N .K . A i e a N T A e v . land, Oregon 97211 - An equal N t ’W T L A N D . ZOZ UD.il opportunity employer. WMÍ AUTO PARTS/ WTOMOT1V1 FARTS 8 ACCESSORIES 7 1 8 H I . KMUMOSWORTM ST»MT Douglas Lynch and Clyde Van Cleve, who also were the creators of the T riM e t emblem. The new schedules feature Scoop ice cream into COMET Rolled Sugar Cones vastly Improved maps aixl Roll In combined 3. Roll In crumbled CHIPS have all of the Information DROMEDARY Chopped AHOY Chocolate Chip in more readable, easier to Dates and flaked coconut. Cookies. understand form . From a Dip in chocolate sauce; 4. Dip In maple syrup; then multiplicity of schedule sizes, top with colored sprinkles. roll in combined crumbled shapes and formats, the LORNA DOONE Shortbread graphics experts developed and chopped nule. two standardized sizes, one If desired, top with fresh strawberries or maraschino cherries folding to three by six Inches and the other folding to four by eight-and-one-half Inches. A ll have sim ilar formats and Husbands and wives who have m arried since 1965 are are color coordinated with more nearly the same age than those who married ear T rl-M e t's tangerine buses. lie r . Among couples where the wife entered a firs t mar_- riage since the mld-1960*s, 7 out of 10 husbands had ages within a 5-year range of the ages of their w lves--less 4 years older and less than 1 year younger. By compari son, only 6 out of 10 couples, where the wife m arried for the first tim e before the mld-1960’ s had ages within the same 5-year range. Recent data also shows a higher proportion of both men and women remaining single at young ages. The Increase since 1960 In the proportion remaining single among women academic auxiliary activities Is considerably higher than the corresponding changes among and arrangements for visiting men, perhaps Indicating a greater tendency among women scholars and other dis to delay marriage until later years, an action which would tinguished guests. tend to reduce the magnitude of the difference In ages at Anderson said that M rs . firs t marriage between men and women. Corbett’ s position in the Of fice of University Relations is designed to Increase stu dent participation In uni versity-wide events. fo r an alter school pick me up combine a little red mara schmo cherry syrup with a glass of chilled chocolate milk and top with a stemmed maraschino cherry lists. More women were mak ing their own cake hatter and pie crusts. Three out of five women were cutting down their w it- lays for detergents, pa|>er towels and napkins, toll, |>aper cups, sandwich and other d ear-plastic bags, and food wrappings. Most of the economizers said they were relying on sales and coupons. Only 13% said they had shifted to cheaper products, Init In this latter group were many house wives muter 25. The younger housewives, In fact, slowed an Independent attitude toward convenience foods which the FCB agency reported to Its clients with some concern. In the higher age brackets, there Is more dls|>osltlon to continue rely ing on the pre-pre|>ared Items. Women with some college background do more price shopping, bargain hunting and comparison-shopping than av erage. Classified Ads J J Mrs Corbett now Director of PSU EY Events M rs . Katherine Corbett, coordinator of educational activities at Portland State University since 1963, has been appointed director of all university events. E . Dean Angerson, vice president for university rela tions, said that M rs . Corbett will coordinate a number of special programs, including orientation, the new student contact center and all-un iver sity events such as com mencement programs. She also w ill be responsible for the organization of general conferences sponsored by the various schools arxl colleges. Ona of the country’ s big advertising agencies net out to learn whether women were stretrlilng their Inflation-bat tered budgets. And If so, low. The questlon-askera learn ed plenty. Most woman have been economizing. The more affluent housewives spent lens on food In 1970 than in 1969. Two out of three cut back on other supermarket Items as w ell. The agency, Foote, Cone and Belding, Interviewed more than 1,500 women In two sur veys. It louixl tliat food eco nomies, for moat housewives, meant looking for better value, switching to cheaper foods, serving less costly dishes. The savers followed up sales ads, did comparison showing, bought “ Brand X " foods. About one otit of every tour said she was buying fewer “ convenience foods,” mixes, and ready-prepared Items. The popular “ snack foods” were scratched from many Cuddle New Bus Schedule There is a new look co the new T rl-M e t bus sche dules which go into effect the week of Sept. 5, General Manager Tom King pointed out, in announcing fall sche dule changes. The new schedules are the firs t step toward realization of T rl-M e t’ s integrated gra phics program which w ill be used on buses, coach stop signs, transfers, student and honored citizen passes, public service bus cards and other printed and painted m aterials. The new look for the schedules was designed by noted graphic designers, Dogs who wane trained to sm oke cigarettes through tufas inserted In their throats deve loped emphysema as well as lung cancer. The dogs smoked seven cig arettes a day for a little over two years. in emphysema, the a ir sacs of the lungs, wliete oxygen and carbon dioxide ate exchanged a ie damaged. Some of the 300 m illion a ir sacs In human lungs may rip aixl tear, 1'he damage Is lrtev erslb le. Norm ally, scavenger-type cells called macrophages pro tect the a ir sacs. As soon as any foreign m atter floats to ward tlie a ir sacs, the macr ophages literally gulp down tla offenders. Hut clgaiette smoke slows down the action of the macrophages, lays low tills devouring line of defense. Not enough is known about these scavenger cells and how they work. To find out mote about their specific fu ictijn around the a ir sacs In In mans, D r . K. Russell M artin of the Texas Medical Center l i Houston Is conducting ex periments to obti. i microscopic macrophages from normal individuals by washing out their lungs with a salty solution. He wants to test and observe their ability to kill bacteria In test tubes. D r . M artin’ s research, which is supported by a grant from the National tuberculosis arxl Respiratory Disease Assoc iation, w ill provkln data on how tlie macrophages combat Infection In lias lungs. An eventual next step In medical research w ill be to observe just how cigarette smoke deb ilitates the macrophages and exposes tie air sacs to Infe ction and damage. To find out more about how cigarette smoke assults die lungs, contact your local tu berculosis and respiratory disease association. It’ s a matter of life and breath. Budget Stretching A senes of macramè class for beginning and advanced st udents will be given by Janet Smith, an experienced univer sity teacher, at Calaroga T e r race beglrulng October 18. Classes w ill be held Mondays from 1 to 2:30 p.m . for five succusslve weeks, and all materials and equipment for the first session w ill be pro vided students. Additional information may be obtained by calling Ger trude Selzer at Calaroga T e r race. f ollow Sim ple Rules f or /letter Coffee-Maki ng Premature babies may crave more cixldling that full-term infants. ’ ’ Preem ies” are secluded for days or weeks In sterile Isolettes. Slow learning and motor retardation Is not un common among ttiese infants, and many researchers he I leve that neurological defects cause the letardatlon. But a psychiatrist at the State University of New York at Buffalo believes that early sensory deprivation may con tribute to—-even cause— the impairments. D r . Morman Solkoff experi mented with two groups of premature Infants, one group was picked up only to be fed or burped and for diaper changes. The second group was fondled for five minutes every hour, day and night, for ten days. I he results? The cuddled prematures cried less than the uncluddled ones; they were more active and regained their birth weight faster. Light months later, their performance was still far superior to the uncuddled prematures. Because of these effects. D r. Solkoff plans more projects w lth"preem les.'* Be w ill use colorful decals and mobiles that the Infants can touch and also play a wide varletv of sounds— those of the babies’ own heaitreats, tlie voices of their mothers, and music from Beethoven to the Beatles. However rich their early environment, thougfi, the pro blem of prem atuie babies Is still unsettling. And one of the suspected causes of pre mature births Is smoking mothers. According to the U,S. Surgeon General’ s latest report, pregnant women who smoke have more stillbirths and spontaneous abortions as well as more premature babies than nonsmokers. Smoking can retard and dam age fetal growth. Y<air local tuberculosis and respiratory desease associa tion lias very little Information about premature babies, but a great deal of m aterial about the many hazards ol smoking Check with them for more facta. U se a d e a n coffee maker U se a coffee m aker of a d e quate size N ever hrew lielow m inim um cup m arkings U se fresh coffee, stored in an airtight container A fter a can of coffee is opened, it should be used w ithin a week s tim e For best oil extraction , use drip grind coffee, unles« other w ise specified in coffee maker instructions Use 1 rounded nr 2 level tablespoons for each cup. preventing anv coffee from fall ing into the stem For a m ilder b r e w , u se le s s c o f f e e F or stronger brew, use more coffee; d on ’t brew it longer U se only fresh, cold water Knits are continuing important T h is sets the therm ostat and I/jok for the jacquard pattern assures correct perking tim e knits, nubby and cabled knita, the Relax-A Hath for Teen* thin blouse weight jerseys, fur blend and angora knita. printed Back to school is back to pres knits and cashmere There sure time for teens will be lots of plaids, tweeds and When you are uptight after a Exam» stripes more metafiles — hard day. unwind In a steamy hot Examinations are formidable woven knitted and printed bath Hot tub baths are soothing to even to the best prepared, for the more fake and real furs Colors jangled nerves greatest fool may ask more than muted mauve lilac, all the rusty To ease personal worries bathe the wisest man can answer shades heather blues and greens, with an antibacterial soap like (h a r le sta lr b Colton soft but clear red and orange Dial for deodorant protection It <1780-18.121 brown and black also helps keep down blemish- causing bacteria on a teen's face 287-1254 MON S A I ta jn .-7 p .n i zze n tu r n Brick front - 2 Bdrms. 2 . . . fplcs., dbl. garage near shop- hu,a n " . ? Returns- Contract ping, hwd. floors, wired for , , rl< 81| pightt” range and dryer. Owner anx- ‘ r l 1 ' lous, $12,500. 4 424 . . . Term s Bdrms., feb, garage * " n« * r NE f a llin g , $5,500. J° X 100 *"*« , to ’ ’ a ssig n contract liai. $6,000. Call Louis Scott 2 8 5 -6 5 7 4 m ornings J.J. WALKER REAL ESTATE 6 6 5 -4 1 4 5 6 6 5 -3 4 9 1 M Heer FSeee Service OUR MOTTO IS PLRASINO YOU PEPI’S BOTTLE SHOP LMtTPPrS BOTTLE SHOP bo your huadqu*ton tor champagne. wine», mixer» . at the.ldkest prtcot in r I* - Lloyd Coaler Newt to the liq u o r Store ft PERI’S One and Only Store Open 9 30 a m to 9 00 p m Daily Sundays Noon to 4 00 p m 2 0 1 -2 7 3 1 R E C O R D and F am ily R IR R A R T l R e c re a tio n C e n te r 626 N. K IL L IN G S W O K T H P O R T LA N D , ORF.CON 97217 ( 6 0 3 ) 285 2664 Proudly Announce Family Night, livery Wednesday Night will be f amily Night. All record pur chases of $2.00 or more will he 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 .99. Qts. 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.m., I riday and Saturday to 12:00 Midnight. Sunday 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
