W illia m s
P la z a
AM’S buyer production
plan
(continued Iroin page I)
lami Police lluieau. He was
n tiuatee of Bethel A. M. E.
Church ami past prealdent of
die men’ s club. He was a
member of tlie Federation of
State, County and Municipal
Employee», AFL-CIO and a
l>ast pi «aident of theCIty Em
ployees Union Local 103.
Ije tio lt—American Motors
has come up with the answer
lo r the car buyerwhobelieves
no one cares about his problem
after he takes delivery of his
iww car.
I lie answer Is In the com-
piny’ s new Buyer Protection
Plan foi 1972 which lias been
widely acclaimed as die pace
setter foi a new era In custo
mer relations fo r the auto In
dustry.
In essence, the Buyer p ro
tection Plan provides huyers
of American Motors 1972
Gremlins, Hoi nets. Javelins,
Matadors and Ambassadors 12
months o r 12,000 m iles of
w o rry -fie e ownership. If any
dilng goes wrong during the
guarantee period that Isdueto
factory defect or workmanship
the company w ill pay to f lx it.
arris I’ laza, high rise apartment building dedicated to Edgar
iam s, provides housing for low income senior citizens.
"W e are taking tlie risk
out of buying a new car and
giving our customers every
reason to place their trust and
confidence
In A m e r ic a n
M o t o r s and Its products,"
W illiam V. Luneburg, p re si
dent, said.
"W e are assuming the re -
sponsibdiry for correcting and
repairing any defect In die
product diat is our fault, and
we w ill pay our dealers tor
making It rig h t," Luneburg
said.
With tlie proctection pro
vided, owners of 1972 A m e ri
can Motors cars w ill need pay
fo r gas, o il and oil filte r
changes, and for normal main
tenance during die guarantee
period.
Humboldt P rim a ry School
-based
on the individual
may never have to avoid tie child’ s needs and level of
question: "W hy can’ t Johnny achievement.
It also pro
read?"
vides specialized help for
Humboldt, 4815 N. Ganten- students with learning pro
blen Ave., now has most of blems.
tie answers after evaluating
Twelve
teacher
aides,
firs t-y e a r results of Its unique tiained ami directed by
a
continuous-progress reading reading consultant ami
two
program for grades 3,4, and 5.
group leadeis, supplement tlx:
Herbert H. Hale, principal normal teaching staff.
of Humboldt, said the fir s t-
Some 37S students at Hum
year program Involving 159 boldt now are Involved In the
students
brought Improved program. Hale said.
the
reading levels for 75 and program emphasizes detailed
helped anoder 45 maintain a record keeping on each child.
normal year’ s growth. Some
‘ Thus we have been able to
39 achieved helow a normal Identify at an e a rlie r time
year’ s growth in reading.
Testing In September 1970
ami again In June 1971 Indi
lohn M cKivcr has lived at Williams Paza cated tliat many students were
capable of reading materials
since August.
designed fo r one, two and
three advanced grade levels.
Hale s a il.
Now In Its second year, t'ie
T ic Paramount Theater in
Portland w ill be tic scene of a
piogram is continuing its
performance by the Los An
reading and language arts
More than 100Portland high vironniental Protection Agen
geles Philharmonic orchestra
instruction In small groups--
school students attended die cy, Bonneville Power Admin
under the baton of famed young
second summit meeting of istration and fisherle agencies
conductor Zubin Mehta on
northwest governors called of Oregon, Idaho and Washing
Sunday evening, November 21,
ton on their efforts todeci ease
F t slay by Govomoi Tom Mc
at 8:00 P.M . T ic concert is
tlie
nitrogen
generated
by
wa
Call to examine the problem of
being presented under the
njtiogon auparsaturatlon In ter spilling over dams.
sponsorship of C elebrity A t
the Columbia ami Snake Ri
High levels of nitrogen In the
tractions.
Snake and Columbia
have
vers.
Now In his tenth season as
Students representing sci killed large numbers of m i
Pollution can tie seen almost
music d ire c to r of the Lo sA n -
ence ami social studiesclas- grating salmon ami steelhead
everywhere.
But invisible
geles Philharmonic, Zubin
soa at Cleveland, Franklin, accoidlng to studies by gov
pollution may be an even Mehta Is leading the orchestra
Grant «mJ Washington high ernment agencies.
greater menace.
In a venturesome program
The meeting was held at
schools heard reports by tlie
Pollution—
Conti
ol
laws
are
planned
to bring new music to
A m iy Corps of Englneei s, En- Lloyd Center Auditorium .
directed at offenders that can
old audiences and to create
he easily detected. And the
new audiences fo r older mu
tlx? offenders may lie making
sic. Intent upon break tngdown
matters worse by going in
tic cultural and social bar-
visible,
says Vincent J .
n e is which have threatened
1 Schaefei, d ire cto r of tlie
tic future of performances of
Atmospheric Sciences Re
orchestral music, the 35-year
search Centei, State Univer
old conductor is comm itting
sity of New York at Albany.
tic same musicianship ami
One method to cut down on
strength which pi ompted Time
visible pollution In Industries,
magazine
to say, "Z u b in
1 C o m p lete room w ith p re v ie w
fo r example, is to dilute tlie
Mehta has made the orchestra
e s c a p in g pollutants w it h
one of tic best in the co u n try."
Cleaner a ir to make tic part
T im e’ s Judgement is a cre
icles sm aller ami unseen. 1 he
d it to what Mehta hasdescrlt^
showing of the N ew
role
that small invisible
mt as his "te n -y e a r partner
(«articles may play in health
ship’ with tic 104 members of
Is not at all cle a r.
But,
the Los Angeles Philharmon
according to research at tlie
ic. In those ten y e a rs ,c ritic s
Center, It Is easy to show that
both In the United States ami
the m ajority of small particles
abroad have come to consider
that reach tic lungs remain
the orchestra one of the hand
there.
ful of finest In the w orld.
Schaefer also warns that
Mehta was born In Bombay,
buses ami cars should not he
Imlia In 193b, the son of tic
allowed to idle fo r more than
founder of the Bombay Sym
a few minutes. The exhaust
phony. Raised In a Parsec
from an Idling car Is often
home with tic Western music
not visible, lu t if a plastic
his father. Mehli Mehta play
bag Is held to catch tic
ed tic young conductor says
' exhaust, the bag contains 100 that he was "brainwashed with
tiilllo n particles within a classical music from tic cra
d le ."
second.
C a ll 2 8 8 -5 1 2 1
According to Schaefei, Ins
Scheduled fo r performance
' testing shows that the a ir In
by tic Los Angeles P hilhar
For fu rth e r
; many motels ami hotel rooms
monic on Nov. 21 a re " Sym
Is cleanei than tic outskleair
phony No. 31 in U ,K .297(P a r
In cities or along highways.
is) - M ozartl Suite from the
This Is e s|ccla lly true If their
Ballet "Romao and J u lie t" -
in fo rm a tio n a n d a p p o in tm e n t
is a refrlgeratlon-type a ir
Prokeflev; symphony N o .4 In
ComBtlonei In tic room, or if
E M inor, o p . 98 - Brahms.
tic a ir comes from a central
Tickets fo r the concert of
control.
tic Los Angeles Philharmonic
Find out about a ir pollution
orchestra with Zubin Mehta,
and how to fight it more ef
priced at $8.00, »6.50, $5.00
fectively, Check with your
ami $4,00 ate on sale now at
local tuberculosis and respi-
C elebrity A ttractions, 1010
2 7 0 2 N E. B ro a d w a y
isto ry disease association,
S.W. M o rris o n ,P o rtla n d ,lire .
which Is now conducting its
97205.
I Christm as Seal Campaign.
P o rtla n d ,O re g o n
It's a matter of life anal
breath.
7*
Los A ngeles
P h ilh arm o n ic
G overn-S tudents m eet
Invisible
Pollution
Free
Rug Shampoo
K ü iJb
KIRBY CO.
Page 9
In addition to cost-free re
pair of any factory defect, A -
merlcan Motors* Buyei p ro
tection Plan calls for:
- free use of late model
loaner ca is foi owners re -
qulilng overnight s e r v ic e
wlien guarantee work Is being
performed.
- ce rtifie d dealer pre-de
live ry service. Including a
road test.
- a to ll-fre e ,d lre c t factory
Hot Line open to all states, in
cluding Hawaii and Alaska,
plus C a n a d a . The line
operates 12 hours dally from
7:30 a jn . to 7:30 p.m.
" B y linking better product
ion line quality with thorough
d ia le r pre-delivery proce
dures, we Intend to deliver
cars to customers which are
as defect-free as we can make
them ."
Improved factory quality
control procedures Include In
tensified Individual inspect
ions p rio r to shipping cars
to dealers.
Before dealers
d eliver cars to customers,
each vehicle is road tested
and a check lis t completed
and certified by the dealer
is attached to tlie ca r’ s sum
visor,
"W e believe tlie combi
nation of better factory in
spection and compi ehensive
dealer preparation and road
test w ill greatly reduce the
possibility of a defective car
biing delivered to an owner,"
Luneburg said.
"B u t If a factory defect
should slip through our con
tro l system- we’ ll fix it , ” he
said.
Reading p ro g ra m helps Students
Free
Portland/Observer Thursday, Nov. 18, 1971
those children having learning
problem s," he s a il. "These
children are given added help
in perceptual training or
placed with tutors during and
after school.”
THIS
CAR
COULD
COST
STATISTICS SHOW THAT
. . MOST
HIGH
..iGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS
DROPOUTS GIVE
WILL EARN $91,000 LESS
■SUPPORTING A CAR" AS
IN A LIFETIME THAN A
« «7.000
SCHOOL
THE PRIMARY REASON FOR
QUITTING SCHOOL!
CONSIDER YOUR
EDUCATION . . .
THEN A CAR.
HIGH SCHOOL G R A D U A T
0 0 N T SHORT CHANGE
YOURSELFI
BUXTON MOTORS
Free slide
lecture
U r. Uon Tocher, d ire cto r
of tlie Earthquake Mechanism
Laboratory in San Francisco
and one of the nation’ s fore
mast authorities on earth
quake prediction problems,
w ill give a free, public slide
lecture at 7 pm Monday (Nov
ember 15) in Room 53 of
C ram er Hall on the Portland
State University campus.
His topic w ill be the Febru
ary 9 earthquake which ravag
ed C alifornia’ s San Fernando
Valley.
U r. Tocher has been a U.S.
delegate to several interna
tional conferences on earth
quake research.
Including
three L.S. - Japan meetings
related to the Pacific Rim.
He was chairman of the pan
el of seismology uf the Nation
al Academy of sciences-Na-
tional Research Council Com
mittee which studied the Alas
ka earthquake, and seived on
an advisory committee to the
Secretary of Interior which in
vestigated possible geologic
hazards associated with a site
fo r a large nuclear desalting
plant m Southern C a lifo rn ia .
In addition to his public lec
ture, U r. Tocher w ill give two
other talks in the Earth
Sciences department, his host
at Portland state. D r. To
cher’ s two-day v is it to P o rt
land State is sponsored by the
visiting scientist program of
the American Geophysical Un
ion.
1 to 5
o
m .
HOUSE
S u n d a y ,
I\I o v e m b e r .
S I. 1 9 7 1
se t
705 N 1
(fatten
K illin g s w o rlh . ^ P o r t la n d
Ilandicap Children’s
hold benefit auction
The C ircle k. Club of P o rt
land State I nherslty is hold
ing an auction November 21st
from noon to b:00 p.m. in the
Science 2 Building on 11th and
Montgomery.
Items for tlx.* suction are be
ing donated hv luslnessmen of
the Portland area and all pro
ceeds go to financing activities
fo r tlie handicapped children,
(continued from p. 1)
Purpose of the c ra ft pro
gram is to provide a service to
adults in the neighborhood and
to involve more parents of
youths partlcip.it mg In Center
activities,
Nevvmaater ex
plained.
On Friday nights from 6 to
9 p.m ., the Center w ill o ffe rs
“ g irls only’ ’ program of gym
nastics and uts and cra fts.
Additional i n f o r m a t i o n
about tlie schedule of activities
at the Salvation A rmy Center
may tie obtained by telephoning
289-2930 or stopping by the
Center after 3 p.m. weekdays,
oi on Saturdays from 11 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
Senator KODert Packwood
1 30 Cascade Auditorium
P O R T L A N D C O M M U N IT Y
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