VD crises discussed
(continual from |>g. I, col. 8)
should go to tlie doctor 11 you
think you have It ," was the
firs t reply.
Anotlier leeuugei stated that
lie thought It "should tie taught
along with sex education wlien
tliey start In grade school le -
cause you get your habits wlssn
your’ re sm a ll."
A different point of view
came from one student who
said, " | l tlie ie Is something
you don’ t know, all you have to
do Is find a pamphlet o r mug-
azlne In the lib ra ry that tells
you about It."
In lehuttal, anothei student
le p lla l, "H u t they don’ t tell
you about tlie le a l bad ones,
they Just talk aliout syphlllis
at*l gonorrhea."
An lute test Ing comment,
and one volcal by several teen
agers, was , "T h e y d r ill it In
to your head and d r ill It into
youi liead until you’ ie sick of
It . . .Ju st like smoking and
drinking, you have it eveiy
year in health class ami you
just get sick of lies ring about
It."
OBSERVE K
|f|
I ADS biing
'«suits
lin e teen said, "I'a ie u ts to
day do not unde i slum! what Is
happening where sex Is con
cerned. o u r patents say don't
ami it Is sometimes Just tlie
thing to d o ."
o u r 1 inaI ijuestlon concern-
a l what the teenagei would do
11 las suspected that lie hud con
tracted VI). I lie replies var
ied .
" I ’ d le afraid to go to my
|>aients on that subject."
"Y ou wouldn't want to walk
up to your patents ami say,
'Look, Mom ami Usd, I’ ve got
VU. * l ’‘* ra ttie r go to ties
health clinic ami tliey could
help me ami then counsel me
with my patents."
" Y o u r 'ie afraid to tell them
because you know it w ill cause
them some hurt ami some pain.
" I t 's more of am oral Issue
with parents. . . they blame
themselves, like where have I
fa lla l . . . tliey think they’ ll
nevei forget It ."
one student sakl lie would
"g o to my own doctor , ,
tliey’ li treat you and ll you
Portland/Observer Thurtday March 30, 1972 Page 7
Have Your
Birthday party free
at G eneva’s
ask tliem tliey won't te ll youi
parents." S till another said,
" I ’d tell my parents because
I know they would want to sit
down ami talk about it.”
A ll In a ll, we found our In
terviews with these students
an mteiestlng ami Informative
session. Hei e, in a controlled
situation, we heard how tliey
felt about a very cu rie n t prob
lem nut Just in Portland or
Multnomah County, but across
tlie I Inlted Stales. I ley spoke
quite flankly ami without em
barrassment,
and had very
sound answers fo r our ques
tions.
M ayle Just sitting down and
talking with our teenagers
could le a worthwhile exper
ience for all those involval.
Have you come to a sc leeching
halt lately? I he Portland
I raffle Safety Commission
points out tfi.it a smooth, quiet
stop is the sign of a defensive
d riv e r . . . a guy who leaves
plenty of room ahead to a ntici
pate und d e a l with tra ffic
emergencies.
(Continual from page I)
the meeting.
Residents were vocal In
their request fo r action. M rs .
Hlldress Benson said " I t 's
time to quit d illy-d a llyin g
around In little groups ami get
the show or. the road."
M rs. Jan Childs, Woodlawn
resident, notal the need for all
Model C ities residents to get
Involval because the problem
w ill soon affect them. At the
present time the only project
affected Is Boise-Humboldt,
but if tlie workable program
Is not resolved by the C ity by
June 31, funding in othei pro
jects w ill be stopped.
Commissioner Ned Look
said, "T h is is No. 1 p rio rity
and we should a ll work to
gether to get it resolved.”
The Portland T ra ffic Safety
Commission warns all d riv e rs
to watch out fo r human caution
signs. Warmer weather and
longer daylight w ill m e a n
m o r e kids playing along the
street. Slow down and keep an
eye peeled when you’ re driving
through residential or play
ground areas.
A ll-P ro Defensive Back fo r the Dallas Cowboys Mel Renfro
and wife Pat v is it Portland to see Brother James and his
wife Vtlma,
Black citizen
not invited
French
Open,
Philippines
Open - are usually Included.
None of these ever has been
a black, o fficia lly - a member
of the Negroid race - but there
have teen Aslans with dark
skin. F o r what that's worth.
Last w inter. E lder, follow
ing an invitation from Gary
Player, became the firs t black
to compete with whites in
apartheid South A fric a . En
route home, he entered, and
won, the Nigerian Open.
"1 telieve I ’ ll be Invited to
play in Augusta in A p ril,”
said E lder, when he arrived
from A fric a . “ It’ s up to the
Masters committee to recog
nize me as a foreign ~harnj>-
lon, as they do the winners
of the French ( pen or the
German Open.
But if a place like South
A frica can invite a black gol
fer, I can’ t see why the Mas
ters can’ t open its doors.
It did.
To Bobby Cole,
Lu Liang-Huan, TakaakiKono,
Gary Player and several other
non-Americans.
But not to
Lee E lder.
Lee E lder, who is a black
citizen of the U.S.A., w ill not
be invited to the 1972 Masters
as the Nigerian Open champ
ion.
If he does qualify it w ill
have to be as the winner of
one of the three American
Professional Golfers Asso
ciation tournaments remain
ing
before
tie
Masters
schaluled fo r A p ril 6-9. Or
by a special vote of past.Mas-
ters champions.
No black American golfer
ever has played in the Mas
ters. The Masters has a con
fusing set of 14 qualificatlonal
regulations - for example, US
Open Champions for the past
five year, members of the
Ryder Cup team - that apply
only to A m erlcangolfers. And
no black American has met
any of the 14 qualifications.
Foreign players, since they
do not compete on the rig o r
ous American tour, lite ra lly
are invited. There are no
set standards fo r qualifica
tion.
However, winners of
national championships - the
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