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Portland/ Observer DiursJay, Dec. 2, 1971
Tri M et ex te n d s service
to C lackam as College
Tell our Advertisers you sow their Ad in The Observer
More bus seivicefoi Clack
The T ri-M e t hoard directed
amas Community College was
discontinuance of the experi
announced Monday at the Nov
mental 122nd Avenue line "a s
ember meeting of T ri-M e t.
soon as possible", after K ug
General Manager Tom King
reported that there was no in
said two daily runs cf the Ore
dication it had the potential
gon C ity buswould be extended
fo r useful contribution to the
to the college campus on an ex
system. He said the north-
perimental basis, beginning
south schedule was averaging
Monday, Nov. ¿9. One ru n w ill
about one passenger per trip .
reach the college at 6:50 a jn .
It w ill bedlscontinuedNov.29.
before the start of morning
The new community college
classes, and the aacond w ill
schedule w ill pick up passen
a rrive at 3:50 p.m. fo r im
gers in Milwaukie at Main and
proved home-bound service to
Monroe Streets at 6:15. ltw ill
students.
a rrive in Oregon City at 0:35
The community college,
and at the campus at 6:50 a jn .
southeast of Oregon City on
It w ill depart fromClackamas
Highway 213 has been served
Community College at 7:10
by three schedules begun ear
a j n , making a fu ll run from
lie r this fall hetween Oregon
Oregon C ity to downtown P ort
City and M olalla. Southbound
land, a rriv in g at S.W. 5th and
schedules from Molalla reach
Main Stree at 8:17 a jn .
the campus at 10:22 a .m , 2:43
The second new run w ill
p jn . and 7:33 p.m.
leave Portland at 2:02 p j n ,
Approval of a $99,000 tech
from S.W. 5th and Main, ar
nical study application to tte
riving in Oregon C ity at 3:35
L 5 . Department of Transpor
p jn . It w ill reach the campus
tation was also reported by
at 3:50 p jn , and make a re-
u rn trip to Oregon City from
King. P relim inary design of
the college, leaving at 410
maintenance and repair fa c il
p jn . arxl a rriv in g in Oregon
ities fo r T ri-M e t is scheduled
C ity a t4:25p jn . Thebuswill
under P art 1 of the study. P art
proceed into Portland via Riv
11 w ill be used to design a fin
e r Road, a rriv in g in Portland
ancial management program. at 5:10 p jn .
Dr. Spock
fa v o rs
(continue! from p. 1)
old dolls
D r. Benjamin Spock favors
old-fashioned dolls as the
plaything. And they're good
fo r little boys to play with, too.
D r. Spock w rites in the cur
rent issue of Redbook." it's
not only that dolls can be end
lessly dressed, undressed,
bathed, fed perambulated and
bedded down,” he said. "D o lls
can be used to dramatize all
the human relationships a
child is sensitive to and has a
compulsion to work through. A
boy or g irl playing with a doll
has it break things or wet its
pants or be rude in order to ex
press his own rebelliousness
had hostility. But then he
scolds or spanks the doll as a
way of placating his con
science fo r the naughty im
pulses and as a way of prac
ticing his future role as a par
ent."
Friday night, December 3,
w ill be Stocking Cap night in
M em orial Coliseum.
The firs t 2,500 youngsters
to enter the building w ill re
ceive free a quality stocking
cap, courtesy of the Blazers
and Payless Dreg Stores.
3ibilites, although the rules
and regulations are adequate.
He said "to o often bigotry
and basic racism thwarted our
attempts to help those who are
oppress«!." Commenting on
his leaving the Pentagon, be
saxl, "When I was asked to
leave the Pentagon, I was
pointedly told that I had be
come an adversary to the m il
ita ry services; that I bad be
come a 'champion of the peo
ple' rather than m ilita ry de
partm ents."
Seven black A rm y officers
from F o rt Devens, M ass,
said they "w ant to see a charge
in the institutionalized racism
that has wrapped itse lf around
the m ilita ry system. We sit
before you today because time
is running o u t."
Representative Ralph H.
Metcalf, of Illin o is , told the
bearing that on his v is it to the
Great Lakes Naval Base be
found a "com plete breakdown
in communications". "T h e re
is suspicion of every black
sailor, and the situation is ex
plosive." The Quantico Ma
rine base in V irginia was re
ported to have "the serious
possibility of violent reactions
to racism of the pan of hlack
servicemen.”
Have your Birthday party
or
Christmas party at Geneva’s
W alter Ricks
se n io r m em ber of t h e
Albina Lions Club is congratulated on his
61st
birthday
by C h arles
Canten
president.
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14th
A nnual
Ebony Fashion Show
December 12, 1971 7:p.m.
Thunderbird Motor Inn
at Jantzen Beach
E.4 -C holds b e n e fit
Blue Grass musician Mike Russo, as well as some local per
form ers w ill appear at the Metropolitan 4-C Festival Dec. 4th.
The Metropolitan Area 4-C
Council-Southeast Point of In
formation and re fe rra l is
having an "A ccoustical Music
Festival " on December 4th
from 6:00 to 12:00 P jv i. at the
Knights of Columbus H a lllo -
eataJ a t532S.E. Ankeny. Mike
Russo, Melodious Funk and
other local perform ers w ill
play. Admission w ill be$i.5O
and Beer w ill be sold. Pro
ceeds w ill go to 4-C Child
Care.
ces Good Wednesday, Dec. l i t Thru S a tu rd a v n - , J t k l
(continued from p. 1)
Shop<^s>And Save More
offices w ill start with the pre
fix "2 2 1 ."
Actually, al! PNB custo
mers w ill be receiving two
types of directories . . . the
large book with listings for
Portland, Lake Oswego, M il
waukie-Oak Grove and Bur
lington, and the sm aller P o rt
land suburban communities
dire cto ry. The la tte r contains
listings fo r i5 communities
surrounding the metropolitan
area. These are Beaverton,
Beaver Creek,Damascus,Es
tacada, Gresham, H illsboro,
North Plains, Oregon City,
Redland, Sandy, Scholls, Sher
wood, Stafford, Sunnyside and
Tigard.
Lnder the new distribution
plan established last year by
PNB, residence telephone us
ers w ill receive one of each d i
rectory for every two phones
in their homes, and business
customers w ill receive one for
each phone— unless otherwise
requested.
F o r tie statistically minded
• ■ jn o re copies of the bigger
book w ill be printed and deli
vered than in 1971. The total
press run of the 1,968-page
volume w ill be 556,500 as
compared with 550,000 cop
ies a year ago.
The initial delivery by P r o
ducts Development Corpora
tion w ill be 405,225 copies. A
year ago it was 386,761. Only
325,000 of the Portland Subur
ban Communities directory
w ill be delivered In itia lly of
the 370,024 to be printed.
And while the big books are
on their way, sm aller commu
nities are not being forgotten.
Six hundred copies of the 28-
page Cascade Locks directory
are being mailed November
30. Government Camp cus
tomers of PNB — some 290
of them — received their 16-
page d irectory on November
22.
One thing thesedirectorles,
and the 49 others produced by
PNB during the year, w ill have
in common is the photo on the
front cover. It's a northwest
coast range sunset scene tak
en by Harald (oq) Sund.
Full Cut
Round Steal
$6.00
Admission
Including one-year subscrip.
Hon to Ebony with every tic k -
USDA Choice beet properly
aged tor tenderness and tla
vor Check our selection and
trim for extra savings
Bakery Savings
Preceded by No Host Cocktail Hour,
Nehalem, 5:00-6:30 pm.
P resented
by
The Portland chanter
of Links, Inc.
12 o i com
■
34 each
Delicious way to P a rt the day
Delicatessen Savings
j^ |g
Sherbet or
Slendol Ice Milk
39 l
Half Gallon Reg 55
large assortment of luscious flavors
Produce Savings
|
Cake o f the M onth
MY-TE-FINE
M o rre ll Pride
Apple Sauce
Cake
Sliced Bacon
luscious dessert with
rich butterscotch icing
A lw a y s a w elco m e
treat
7-inch
Reg 99'
64(
89:
Auto
Booster
Coble
T?<xj,
M ir i
Reg 47
5 1b bag
MB
Is Having An
Old Fashioned 88c Event!
Sale
Baby!
$^99
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A
8 foot
cxwwr
Heavy duty, copper wire Carry in
auto trunk for emergency use
Available Variety or Auto Centers
^Anchor Hocking
6-Spool Package
Beautiful
A rlington
26-Piece
Christmas
Curling
Ribbon
Punch
Bowl
Set
Reg.
Reg '4 99
s 300 271
$2”
Charge It*'
23-lb. box ’2 19
Eoncy Northwest Red Rome Beauty Excellent
♦or eating, sauce, pies or baking Save 71 on
ten pounds
Fred Meyer
Reg. ‘ 3.59
Attract new and interesting birds
to your yard this winter. Contains
10% su n flo w er seeds V a rie ty
Section
B e a u tifu l E arly
American prescuf
d e s ig n p u n c h
bowl set includes
6 qt bowl, 12 jiX
ounce cups, 12-
plostic hangers,
one plastic ladle
and recipe book
Variety Section
Ib i,
Reg 89 W
pound
Serve with MY-TE FRESH eggs.
Heavy Duty
" A TIME FOR REASON"
F or the 10th consecutive
year, the Youth Concerns
Commission, in cooperation
with KGW-'TV, Channel 8, w ill
sponsor the television pro
gram " A TIME FOR REA
SON". It w ill be shown this
year on Sundays at 10 a .m ,
running from January 30 to
May 28.
j r i i f
MY TE FINE
Reserved Seats
General
OftANGF
Orange Juice
$1 oo
3
$1
¿?r£k»\
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$8.00
Top Frost Frozen
77
59:
dF
each
• Comb and Brush Set
• Weighted Cups • Tommie
Tippy Dishes • 12 Inch Hang
ers • Rattles, Teethers, Balls.
Christmas colors and fashion colors
55(Y total
Super Value Togs and Seals j
400-pieces Reg. 77’
There are 19 conveniently located Fred
^ ’ Y’ r Super Shopping Centers in the greater
est you see page 244 of the- phone book
white pages
59*
y
Fred Mew
^ ^ _ ^ S h o p p m q C e n te r «
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Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily,
including Sunday. Always plenty of
free and easy parking.