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Portland/O bierver Thursday February 24, 1972 Page 7
Tri-Met’s new buses contrast with the old
safer, and cleaner transit
service.
A ll of the new buses have
KIP (Environmental Im prove
ment packages) to reduce a ir
pollution from motor e m I a -
■Iona, are carpeted lor g reat
e r safety, and have more com
fortable seats.
Have Your
Birthday party free
at Geneva’s
Izellvery of all the 135 or -
deied lio m Flexible Company
heralds the beginning of a new
era In Portland. All of the old
er red and blue buses, target
of criticism lo r their con
tribution to a ir pollution, now
w ill be retired f r o m regular
schedule service In T rl-M e t
area,
T rl-M e t General Manager
Torn King announced an II
a .in ,, Feb, 14, ceremony to o f
ficially launch the new century
of mass transit, with public of-
flcials of the T ri - Met area, in
dustry representatives, and
the public Inviter) to attend.
In te l lui s of new 11 i-M e t Ixixex o lfe i wulei seats and stales, nylon cat [>eted flo u rs and pa t led con-
toui seats. I he vehicles each c a rry 42 passengeis and a ll a ie an conditioned.
A centui y's span ul mass
I I an s i t was c u iitia s te il in
Portland, M ........... i .-r | i ,
when | i i Mel ro lle d out the
I I I s i ul 115 new tangei inc
buses designed spe cia lly to
meet t ie needs of i blei s m i l e
three-county area.
Alongaste lie 2 19-In n se-
¡loweied 1972 42 - passengei
F le x ib le s was a o n e - hoi s e -
puweied IH72 stie e tc a i which
o n c e > oiled along Put Hand's
l l i s t watei fro n t tra cks.
Hints for
I lie hoi sect awn t a i, ie b u ilt
by I jamun I rout, re in e d Por t -
Innd businessman, was a p a n
ol the " f le e t " w ith which lien
Holladay and a s s o c i a t e s
launched mass t i ansit hei e IdO
years ago.
Although franchised In 1871,
It wasn’ t u n til t ie follow ing
yeai (hat the hot sedt aw ncai s
s ta ite il hauling passengeis in
P ortla nd . I hecentui y -old i at
is the sole s u iv iv o i of half
dozen ¡ mu into s e iv ic e .
consumers
I ite ly you inay have noticed
signs ul local meal counters
a b o v e hamburger s a y in g
tent wtien de scrip tio n s such as
" le a n " ami ’ ’e x tra lean” are
used
w ith m e a t s called
"g io u m l h e e l". I he m axim um
|>eicent of (at w ill lie marked
either on the package o r on a
sign w lie ie I lie meat is sold.
I his w i l l give the shoppei a
be tte r idea of what is bought.
I lie M u le l C itle sC o n su m e r
P rote ction P rog ram gives ad
vice to shoppers on how toget
m ure lo r th e ir d o lla r. W ear«
a b le
to sponsor Shopping
W oikshops. II you would le in -
(eiested in jo ining you r neigh
bors to study g ro c e ry adver
tisem ents and (im l the best
ta lig im s , c a 11 us at 283-2459
oi slop by our o llic e at 57SN.
K tilin g sw o rth .
■'lean'* oi " e x it u lean’ ’ . W hat
do these signs mean? Right
n o w , nothing, pat content is
now set iccoi ding Io the type ol
meat otteied:
H a tidxiige i - call haveuptu
tat uk I additives.
G iou ikl Peet - can haveuptu
lOy, la t and additives.
Ground Chuck and Ground
Round - have a 2Qjj lat m axi
mum ami not axklltives.
I tie state I >cpai tment ol Ag
ric u ltu re is n o w piu p o sln g to
a d d to t h e s e i egul.it ions.
Sourer itliu b u l'ie (lie l l i s t of
Api il, do ie s w ill be le q u u e il
to stale tie in .n u iiu in tat con
Owned by th e M ilw au kie
H is to ric a l Society, it has been
an a tti action at I ro u t’ s Wash
ington County re c ie a tio n park
s in c e 1953. It was hauled m
fo r displa y at tie I r l - M e t
bains on s j . . 17th by M itc h e ll
U i others.
W heieas, t ie f u s t hoi se
d i awn cat s we I e often t ie ta r
get jukes about t l e i r s lo w
pace, r n - M e t ’ s inode, n i/o l
bus fleet is designer) to p ro v ile
f a s t e r , m ote dependable.
hollowing the presentation,
with the 100 year-old car ami
a representative of the new
135-bus fleet sharing the spot
light, 14 of 11« new buses were
dispatched to c e n t r a I loca
tions throughout the area for
public display and inspection.
am and Helen R edditi celeb iate then anmvei sary at Geneva’ s.
The
h or the first time since T r l -
M et acquired R o s e City and
Blue Lines operations, all
routes will lie serviced by tan
gerine buses. A rriva l of the
latest equipment brings to 210
the number of air-conditioned,
E IP - equipped coaches in the
system. S o m e of the newer
buses acquired from Rose City
w ill be continued in service
with a plan for replacing them
over the next five years.
extension
explained
O r e g o n personal Income
taxjiayers will benefit from the
Internal
Revenue Service’ s
new automatic two-month ex
tension for filing Income tax
returns beyondtlieApril 15due
'late, the State Department of
Revenue announced today.
D irector Charles H. M a c k
said If a taxpayer requests an
automatic two month exten
sion from the Internal Revenue
Service by filing a
j.„ r „,
4868, the State of Oregon w ill
a ls o grant an automatic two-
month extension If t h e t a x -
lav er w ill attach a copy ofthe
completed “ Application f o r
Automatic Extension of Tim e
to F ile U.S. Individual Income
Tax Return” over the face of
his State Individual Income tax
return when he files.
In addition, the State De-
partment of Revenue allows an
automatic extension for filing
Stale income tax for longer
periods of t i m e up to six
months, If the taxpayer w ill a t
tach an approved copy of U^>,
Form 2688, “ Application lor
Extension of Tim e to F ile ,”
over the faceof Ills Oregon r e
turn when It Is filed.
OBSERVER
»'s- Your
N ew spaper
Where Io buy your
Observer
Lov-Lee-Ladee
Neighborhood B ills
G eoigia P a cific Bldg.
County C ourt House
Paige’ s Pharm acy
G rant High Pharm acy
F i eedom Bank
Piedm ont Phaim acy
G re n fe lls M arket
L illia n 's Beauty
M axey's G rocery
A Ibertson M arket
C la rk M arket
15th Avenue T h riftw a y
F red .Meyers
Phipps Pharm acy
K illin g s w o rth Si Vancouver
T illa m o o k Si W illia m s
5th Ave. (Downtown)
4th A ve. (Downtown)
7th Si Knott
33rd Si Knott
Union Si Knott
F a ilin g & Union
Skidm ore 4 Union
W illia m s Ave.
W illia m s Si Going
K illin g s w o rth
W il lis Si Penmnsula
Brazee Si 15th
Union 4 K illin g s w o rth
N . Shaver Si M is s is s ip p i
OBSERVER
POR TLA ND
Hughes announces
for Senate
R obert Hughes announced
that he is a candidate for tne
Oregon State Senate from Dis
t r ic t 8. Running as a (je n e j-
c r a t, he said, " I ’ m trying
to cre a te enough concern to
gain support.” If that can’ t
be done In this com m unity,
he intends to seek that support
fro m the white community.
Hughes is on leave from
The C la rio n Defender, where
he is the "A tion C o lum n ist” ,
to o ig a n ize his campaign.
He is a graduate of Jefferson
High School and has accumu
lated two yeais of college
c re d it in jou nallsm and psy
chology fro m PCC, M ultno
mah J u n io r College, and PSU.
He intends to complete his
education at a more conven
ient tim e .
Hughes, in addition to his
present employment, was the
f ir s t B lack to w in e fo r the
H ills b o ro A rgus. He is also
contracted to Introm edia as a
model fo r magazine ami IA
co m m e rc ia ls and to KGAR
fo r ra d io com m e rcials. He
mentioned being invited to
Hollywood on several occas
ions; a case in point was his
appearance on The Dating
Game.
Although having d iv e rs ifie d
ta le n ts, he claim s he is “ a
na tural bom w rite r who is
p o litic a lly in spire d.”
” 1 want to give our people
a voice, because blacks have
never had a voice in c ity a n d
state governm ent.”
The six m ajoi points of his
p la tfo rm are:
1. E lim in a tio n of ju ven ile
detention homes to be replaced
by counseling and group the r
apy.
2. L e ga liza tion of the pur
chase and sale of m arijuana
on the open m arket and low
e rin g the age fo r sale and
purchase of alcohol to 18. He
feels 18 -yea r-old s are re
sponsible enough to control
th e ir own emotions.
When
asked whether he
meant a person drunk o r sot>-
e r, stoned o r stra ig h t, he re
plied , “ I t doesn’ t m attei . I’ ve
trie d it so I can't knock it.
Robert Hughes
I t d id n ’ t mess up my mind o r
cause me to have any psycho
lo gica l defects.”
1. Representation, by per
centage w ithin the state popu
la tio n , of all m in o rity groups
on ju rie s from m unicipal to
fed eral coui ts.
4. Extension of w e lfa re to
those over 45 not already
covered and increased bene
fits to households w ith m ore
than fiv e occupants.
5 . Conviction of absentee
la nd lord s f o r fa ilu re to c o m -
ply w ith federal housing codes.
He doesn't feel tenants should
pay rent if the landlord neg
lected his m aintenanceduties.
6. A bo lition of a ll fe d e ra l
ly funded program s fo r fa il
u re to serve the poor o r
extension of such pro gra m s
to a ll areas of the c ity , thereby
g ivin g
up concentrated e f
fo rts in Albina and elsewhere
on neighborhood p ro g ra m s.
He stated that as a state
senator he would do his job
fo r a ll parts of the state,
but, he M id , " M y p i im ary
concern is P o rtla n d .”
About his chances of being
elected, he said, " I ’ m not
out to w in, but to present my
p la tfo rm to the people.”
Ad Space Salesman
for metro newspaper
Comm, w ith advance.
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
P.o. Box 3137, City 97208.
Employment
PHYSICAL
ENVIRO NM EN I
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
B i-w e e kly, $560-$668.80
To develop and execute physi
cal en vli onnient p ro je cts in
Model C lu e s Neighboi hood.
BA o r BS in ui ban planning,
a rch ,, oi related, 3 y e a i s
p l a n n in g experience ( oi 2
years plus M a s te r’ s ), I year
sup ervision . A p p ly before
Feb. 29 at Room 217,5329N.E.
Union A ve., P ortland, tireg on
97211. No phone ca lls .
WMf ÀUTO PARTS
I.
RIlUNOkWORTM STREET
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2(7-1254
A o n sai
tim
fp m
“ o x t «uicietwotn» r. m i
S & J Billiards
1036 N.E. A lberta
POOL,CARDS AND SNACKS
Hours 10:00 A.M. til 1:00 A.M.
Sam F. Scott
Earl Foster
OWNERS AND MANAGERS
PHYSICAL ENVIRt iN M ENI
P hysical E nvn onment Plan
n in g A ssistan t: B i- w e e k ly
$284.00 - $321.60.
To assist P ixjgram S pecialist
In c a rry in g out work p r o
gram s, provide technical as
s i s t a n c e to a ll requesting
agencies. Highschool diplom a
ami p e rfe ra b ly some college
t i alning and expei îence w i t h
physical pro gra m s a n d com
m unity organizations. Apply
in person before F ebru ary 25
at Model C itie s Agency,Room
3D , 5329 N . E . Union Ave.,
P o rtla n d , tire g o n . No phone
c a lls . An equal opportunity
em p lo yer.
I Mason & Williams - 100x100
I c o r . m-3 $13,000
6007 N.i . ' sh sod \ in s -|
4 B ill. ,
p r ic k , CB.P
l ie p iiie , oil im n ice, f t p lc , |
p a rty r m . - A beautiful house.
$32,500, w /w ca rp e t, drape«,j
dishw asher, disposal.
ea
|FO R RENT 2 HedriMiin Apt,,
Range and Refrigerator, Ei rc -
5417 NJE. 15th Nice
I place on 1st floor. Water and
75x100 L o t - $ 10,500
■garbage jiald - $1)0.
O
wner
anxloue-4 B d rm s .fp lc -
I Several apartments - - $65-75.
713 N . Hum boldt-19,000.
■Investors - we liave |4»ckage
Ideals on fixers.
Lot-50x 100 cor .-M -3 -J 7,500
C all Louis Scott 285-6574
J.J. WALKER REAL ESTATE
___ 24H our phon« servie«
.3491
/ 'Invest In the West”"
J .C . Penney’ s
Lloyd Center
Volunteers wanted to w ork
on a hot line soon to be in
operation in the A lbina area.
F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , call
The Albina F a m ily and Com
m un ity Service p ro je ct at
288-9145, o r stop in at 73
N . E . M o r r is , and ta lk to
Janet Sweet o r Annie A lla n .
^ 6 6 ^ J Í4 5
I niuscian fo r church posi
tion .
M ust he able to play
a ll type related m usic. C a ll
281-4b93 between b:00 & 7:00
p.m .
Monday th ru F rid a y .
Southern
Hom e-m ade
Hot Tamales
25< each
$ 2 .0 0 dozen
Young men and women.
NOW THE ARMY
STARTS YOU AT
Open 11:00am—
Close 6:00pm
3240 N.
Williams Ave.
$288.00 A MONTH
AND YOU MAY NOT
EVEN HAVE TO
SPEND IT
282-8986
F o r Rent
E ffic ie n c y gat age apartm ent
wocried aiea near zoof fir e
place unfurnished. 223-4784.
That s because you still get free meals,
free housing, free clothing, free
medical and dental care, free job-
training and education, and 30 days
paid vacation a year.
If you'd like to serve yourself
as you serve your Country,
Today's Army wants to join you
Services
Trainees
needed
Sewing Machine it e r a t o r s are
needed at JA N T Z E N . We tra in
if you have good eye sight and
good s k ill w ith your hands,
c e n tra lly located near public
tra n sp o rta tio n .
W ANTED IMMI.DLA I'L l Y
worth.
Intervie w h rs . 2 p . m . - 4 p . in .
Monday through F rid a y
D1AL-A-JOB
284-5363
phone 284-9597
5901 N. B orthw ick, 3-plus
B d r ttis , CB, 50 x 11)0 c o r
ner, $5,5uo.
X
E xce lle n t company benefits
Includes re tire m e n t program
V olunteers
EUE m -f
AUTOMOTIVE RAFTS A ACCESSORIES
710 N
S ta tistica l C le rk
E xperience d e sira ble
Good frin g e benefits
Equal
opportunity
em ployer
Apply atJantzen,NJ£. 20thsnd
Sandy - 9 AJM. to 3 PJM.
TAN SERVICE
PIANO OR < Rv.AN I ESSt »NSt
La test and m odern method
guarantees that you can learn
to play e ith e r in s tru m e n t.F o r
i n f o r m a t i o n , please ca ll
287-1034.
Ray’ s Personal la x Service
1814 N. E. Dekuin
Portland
Phone 289-it>i8
97211
Accounting ami Bookkeeping
System s, Evenings ami Weex-
ends. 24 h r. message center.
221-2267
HELP!
Bowen-Duncan Company
Opei atoi s ol Automated Book-
keeping amt Accounting sys
Many adults cannot read.
Please te ll them that FREE
PRIVATE tu to rin g is a v a il
able at Laubach T u to rs. C a ll
222-2124.
tem s.
2716 N . E . Union
C a ll 283-8341.
A.A. Construction Co.
105 W . 5th Street
Vancouver,W ash.
Project Unit
J
Teacher Wanted
C o o rd in ato r Head Teacher needed. Qualifications 2 years fo r-
man education beyond high school with emphasis on child care
or related field and 6 months experience in child care or related
work.
If Interested, send a resum e to:
Berean 4-C
Child Care Center
4822 N, Vancouver
( ou lure
G u sto
T .n
I " 'u
/ >onne
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S L /\M S T R E £ -
RECLAIM ED FURNITURE
W - o a i: ys
lA,,er
3727 N. MISSISSIPPI
S u .'-
28
unit
apartment
constructed
CASH FOR OLD FURNITURE
D o n 't throw oi give away youi unwanted old e r ite m s. We buy
old fu rn itu re , antiques, and olde r m iscellaneous a r tic le s . We
also buy com plete estates.
CALL US FIRST-LUCAS
BROS FOUNDRY ANTIQUES 28 7-3 48 9
1 1 J .
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U rt I i .
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houses to be
287-«44
K I L I . I N i SW UR I 11
in Washougal,Wash.
Sub Bid-Sub Contractors
Requested
Plans available at Office
Call 206-694-3343