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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1972)
f Page 4 P o r t la n d O b s e rv e r T h u rs d n A p r il 2 ) . 1972 / ‘OfíTL A M i PCC schedules food workshop OHSEHI Hi world of women A rt Center holds a rt com petition The Albuia A rtC ente of 8 NJ£. Killuigsworth is holding the Sixth Annual Young Peo ple's A rt Competition. To qualify for entry, all p a rtic i pants should he young people hetween the ages of 16 and 30 and living in the Portland Metropolitan area. Submitted entries should have a label attached contain ing the following information: 1. T itle of work ( if any) 2. Name 3. Address and phone no. A ll paintings and drawings, collages, photographs and graphics are to be matted ex cept fo r work impossible to mat. Paintings need not be framed but must be ready to hang. A ll sculpture entries should be mounted to stand without additional support. Sculpture stands w ill be pro vided. A rtistsm a y enterthree (3) works. The Albina A rt Center agrees to exhibit at least one (I) of each a rtis t's works. Paintings can be no larger than 4* x 5’ . Adequate care and supervision w ill be given to all work. The show w ill be insured. Winners w ill be selected by a panel of judges. E ntries w ill be accepted A p ril 28, 1972 from 12 noon to 5 p jn . The exhibit w ill be open at the Albina A rt Center on May 1, 1972 and w ill remain on display until June 1, 1972. The entry fee is $3.00, and the awards are: F irs t p iize : Painting $100 F irs t prize: Sculpture $ 100 F ir s t prize: Graphics $100 For fu rth e r information call The Albina A rt Center at 288 - 6766. Another upcoming event sponsored by The Albina A rt Center is a dance "O D U M A", featuring music fo r every taste, on May 1st at the Town H all, 3425 N. Montana Street. Tickets are available at the Center fo r $2.50 per person. The proceeds from this dance w ill go towards music scholarships and summer programs at the A rt Center. 2 8 7 -2 8 8 7 (Above) - M rs . Eleanor McGovern chatsw ithchi drenat Bethel Child Development Center, Brent W illia m s and Bobby Stewart. (Right above) - Robert Banks discusses lunch with M rs. Mc Govern while La Flecia Crumble and teacher, ConnieGonzales observe. HARGE! Buffalo Soldier*. They were black troopers who fought and killed the red man for a white government that didn t give a damn about A either one! (Right below) - K im berly Coleman, center; Nicola Benton, left: and Pansy Stewart discuss the morning’ s activities with M rs. McGove rn. SOUL SOLDIER • - RAFER JOHNSON • LINCOLN KILPATRICK • ROBERT DoQUI u e* hud » w « i < U r „ kumi * who «.«. mkiams * aoatstiw»estuMt / sir.: suas » THE FANFARE CORPORATION ¡ G P k..H»i0NN nKxn l - X . «» • on iayiok Ci SAH HOME RO • JANEE MICHELLE T R O C O IO R Co-feature The Deserter Teacher Dorothy spence assists Yolanda Green anti Ronda Byrd with then painting. YWCA schedules coffee hour Assisting M rs . B utler w ill be Barbara P arke:, J e a n Cales, C la rie Creene, and Barbara Weedman. M rs .D e l- von B a rra ti w ill present a slide show. On A p ril 23, YWCA volun teers w ill receive special re cognition io r work they have done in YWCA programs to eliminate racial d iscrim in a - r, DAY CARE MOTHERS CARE FOR BABIES IN YOUR HOME. $3.50 a child per day AMA Family D a y /N ig h f Care 2 8 8-5 091 A I lie Doi te M lIle i Award was presented to Aretha F ia n klin try | ) r . Benjamin M ays,presi dent em eritus of Morehouse College. Miss F ia n klin was the firs t entertainer to be so honored. Dorie M llle r.a black sailor, was a liero of the J apanese at- iack on Pearl Harbor. Iledled when his ship was sunkonNo- vembei 23, 1943. the Dot le M lllerfoundatlon was organized and founded by Reverend E lm ar L . F w alar m [iecember, 1943, to pay hom age to Done M ille r ami toglve black youth a source oi inspi ration. I he foundation has es tablished the D one M ille r M em orial L ib ra ry at tlie T hird Baptist Chuich in Chicago. Alameda Theater 3000 NE Alberta M rs. L orene O verton p re p a re s to sew at the Highland Com m unity C e n te r’s sewing c e n te r. W o o d y Strode s t a r r in g j tion, assist the economically disadvantage»!, end war, re shape the quality of environ ment, change society’ s expec tations of women and theirown self-perception, and to involve youth In leadership and deci sion making. Luncheon w ill be served followed by the presen tation of Strindberg's play, "T h e Stronger,” with guest a rtists from the U niversity of Oregon theater. "D u rin g celebration week, g irls and women are especial ly invited to come to our Down town Budding, 1111 S.W, 10th Ave., and to our area centers to become acquainted,” Ile l- engrant Weaver, YWCA Week chairman adds. “ There w ill be swimming without charge at all of th eregulurD iptim es, Monday through F riday. I he public is invited to tour the building, see demonstrations, and learn ways women can af fect community living, special guides have teen arranged fo r the non-English speaking.” On A p ril 25 ami 26, the Adult Program Committee w ill sponsor a bazaar with more than 17booths. E verythingw ill be offered, from s p e c ia l crafts and food to live puppies and kittens. A luncheon anil fashion show from the Y’ s Buys Shop is scheduled fo r Tuesday noon. A p ril 28 and 29 w ill feature a M in i-W rite rs Conference prepared by VI Gale. Walt Morey, author of "Gentle Ben,” w ill be keynote speaker. Public poetry reading ses sions are planned f o r 8 p.m. both days. A c ra ft market and per forming musicians festival, "Workshop of Sound," all fo r youth is planned fo r A p ril 29. ♦ ♦ i i i i ♦ ♦ ♦ i i Luboff teaches at H aystack'72 Several well known music personalities w ill participate in Haystack ’ 72 at Cannon Beach this summer. The uni versity ci edit education pro gram is sponsore»J by Portland State U niversity under the d i rection ot D r. Roy Pierson, associate dean of the PSI I De partment ofContinuing Educa tion. The music courses coordi nated by D r. I.. Stanley G I a - rum , w ill be taught by such he illin e rs as Norm in L uboff, choral conductor, Ray I ate, popular g u ita rist irom Chica go’ s Did 7 own, Manny Albain, a jazz hand arranger from New York and John Kendall, conductor at Southern Illin o is i niversity. The fir s t of the six Jay mu sic courses, a Suzuki string workshop tiught by John Ken dall, w ill legin on Junel2.Su zuki is a method of teach ing string instruments to be ginners. I he course w ill tie offered on two levels, for be ginners and fo r those fa m ilia r with the Kodaly method. Kendall w ill also head the Orchestra Workshop to begin on June 19. Ile w ill concentrate on the rehearsal techniques which have brought his South ern Illin o is U niversity o r chestra to aprolesslonal per fection. A Stage Band Workshop starting on June 26 w ill bedi- recte»! by Manny Albani, who has arranged for sirigersSara Vaughn and Dionne Warwick and fo r the big bands of Char lie Barnet, Stan Kenton and Count Basie, lie has alsodone arranging fo r the Boston Pops and Norman Luboff and hag provided scores for televi sion, m o t io n pictures and Broadway shows. I he week of July 3 - 8 w ill l<e devoted to playing arxl evaluat ing new Band Lite ra tu re . Va rious Nortliwest hand d ire c tors w ill tie guest conductors. Approximately 250 new publi cations for bands and wind en sembles ot all a b illtie s w ill be read. A Kodaly Workshop taught by Helen Hanks and Lauren Abernathy w ill be offered July 10. Kodaly is a unique method fo r teaching music reading in elementary schools. Banks and Alernathy are Kodaly specialists in the Seattle Pub lic Schools. They w ill be as sisted by NormanWeeks, also of tiie Seattle Public School System. Weeks also w ill head tb e ju - nior High Workshop which be gins on July 17. Weeks w ill demonstrate the application of Kodaly pr lnciples in tire devel opment of music lite ra cy. A t tention w ill be given tothede- velopmem of appropriate choral I iter ature lot the junior high age student. Norman Luboff, conductor and arranger of the choir bearing his name, taught at Haystack in 1970 ami is return ing by student demand. I.ubofl w ill instruct the Swing Choral Workshop from July 24 to July 29. He w ill be assisted by D r. L . Stanley Cl arum, d ire cto r of the Lewis and C lark College C hoir. 7 he final music course, also returning by student demand, is a Guitar Workshop with Ray Tate instructing. I lie course begins on July 31. Tate Is cur rently Dean of Instruction at the Old I own School of Folk Music in Chicago. As an a rtis t perform er, he plays folk, blues, jazz, pop and classical g u ita r. Persons w ill tie taught according to individual level. Haystack brochures are now available by w riting to Hay stack ’ 72, in care of PSU, Box 1491, Portland, Oregon 97207 o r by calling (503) 229-4582. Rat#d PG Com ing Soon HI Highlighting YWCA Week (A p ril 23-29) w ill be a public coffee hour on A p ril 27 given by the Albina Community Re lations Committee beginning at 10 a jn . at M a llo ry C h ris tian Church, 126 N .E .A lberta. A lice B utler is chairman. There w ill be displays and wo men w ill model clothes they have made. all that Is needed Is a tew basic techniques, cre a tivity, and common sense. He main tains that cookbook recipes are based on meal from an animal which Is al least foui years old although for 40 years annuals have been butchered fo r meat at about two years of age. "M e a t starts out tenderer that it used to te , arsl the aveiage cookbook recipe leads to overcooking and a d ry, tasteless, and less nutritious main course." The Barney Duin cooking methods w ill be available soon in his firs t published book. Io add Interest amt economy to your shopping and fo u l preparation, Join the ’ ’ Eat Better fo r le s s " cooking workshop on A p ril 24 and meet Barney Duui. F o r more in formation, call I ’ortlam lCom munity College, 244-6111, ex tension 318. Spend an hour with food expert Barney Duin and cook ing meal w ill never 1« the same. Duin w ill share his creative approach to food preparation at an "K a t Hettei fo r Less" cooking workshop, sponsored by Portland Community Col lege, Monday, A p ril 24, 7:30 p jn . at Mountain View School In Beaverton. F orty years ago Barney Dum planned to be an eng meet, Hit tie depression changed his plans. He quit college fo r a job cutting meat, and his s k ill in answering cus tom ers' questions about pre- parlng meat led to travels throughout Oregon tor a laige groceiy chain speaking to store employees, home econo m ics teachers, anti house wives. Barney bel leves one should not use a cookbook for meats; Aretha receives award O p e n in g Imitation of Life” hours Sun. M o n ,-T h u rs . 7:15 M a t in e e S M IT H 'S 1:45 F ri.-S a t.7 .0 0 Sun. Evening 7 :0 0 P Save Today! koni fciitu-duHgd REPLACE Your O ld WRINGER WASHER •»ith /hit net» Whirlpool WASH N SPIN Rollabout! This new washer idea irom Whirlpool spins your clothes as dry as any wringer without squeezing or twisting fabric It rolls easily on ball casters, then sits firm ly on the floor during operation Auto matic wash time setting up to 14 min utes. 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