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/ / P o rt I a nd /Q bgeryer Thurada OHSEIH EH Mistaken world of w o m en Social critic to speak a t PSU commencement identity! fu lfills com m itm ent Marya Mannes, author, so cial c r itic ami a liberate«.! wo man in an era when " M s ." meant things like niototships and manuscripts, w ill be Port land State U n i v e r s i t y ' s spring - term commencement speaker. The formal a ll-l niversity convocation forPSl graduates w ill be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 11, in Portland's Memor ial Coliseum. The public may obtain free tickets by visiting the PSU Information Center in the lobby of Smith Memorial Center or telephoning 229- •»433. M iss Mannes* most recent book, the autobiographical "O u t of My Time,” was pub lished last year and now is in its fourth printing. The title , she has sale, has a double edge; ‘ ‘ What better synonym fo r Not W ith It?” Said the Wall Street Journal •n a review of the work; “ Ms. Mannes is diversely talented, formidably vigorous and strikingly attractive to any mar; who doesn't frighten eas ily. She is a novelist, essay ist, journalist, editor, TV commentator, skilled public speaker, m all categories out spoken on society, manners, m orals, taste, po ltics. the At a press conference on the eve of the P rim a ry Election, Representative Patsy Mink (Dem.-Hawaii) said she be lieves her winning of the Ore gon Presidential P rim ary to tw possible. Regardless of the outcome of the vote she feels that she has accomplished what she came to Oregon to achieve and has fu lfille d her commitment to her supporters.Sheentered the Oregon P runary atthe re quest of Oregon citizens, who placed her name on the ballot by petition. She agreed to campaign m Oregon to prove that it is possible fo r an o rd i nary American - a non-white and a woman - to establish a viable campaign and get a message across with little money but with grass roots support. She believes she has ex plained the issues, has an swered the concerns of c iti zens, am! has attempted to bring citizen participation to the political scene. Shehopes to be the spokesman fo r the people of ; ’ regun at the Demo M iss Marya Mannes w ill be the commencement speaker a Portland State U niversity’ s spring gradu itiön ceremonies, June 11, 1972. Church celebrates Women’s Day cra tic National Convention in M iam i. Representative Mink said her reason fo r campaigning in Oregon was to w intlieelection and Oregon’ s delegate vote. If site were to win the Ore gon delegation. Representa tive M ink would need a total of fifty delegates from at least three states to place hername in nomination at the Conven tion. It Representative Mink does not win the Oregon election, she does not plan to seek the needed fifty delegates, she has not campaigned in any other state. Representative Mink does not feel the organized women's vote w ill make a noticeable difference in this election, she views the organization of the National Women's P olitical Caucus to he significant fo r the future, ami that women's par ticipation in government w ill grow. She encourages women to become active in politics amt is pleased to see a number of women on the ballot. we called M rs. C lerlne Smith - M rs. Viv lane Rich- . How could we make that e rro r? Hoth of them a n y ladies. M rs.S m ith is pictured here with M rs Penneys pre-holiday sales. Get the family set for summer. Sole 20% off o u r e n tire Sale 15% off ies' shorts SkoRa in ill lengths, ill alMS. *n assorted fabrics and colors M l5X . Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to I». r s u m m e r a t g re a t s a v in g s . In a sso rte d le s. J a m a ic a s h o rts In c lu d e d . H urry fo r ion of y o u r fa v o rite s . J u n io r and m is s e s 0 « g irls ' knit short sleeve ami tank tops. As .u »ami colors. Sizes 3 to b . 7 tu H p rices e ffe c tiv e ugh S u n d a y , yoke from both. We could both breathe fre e .” M iss Mannes was on the staff of Reporter Magazine from 1952 until I9o3, w riting television and theater re views, social comment ami special reports. H er verse was published under the name of "S ec.” A novel, "Message from a Stranger,” was Miss Mannes' firs t book. Itwaspublishedby Viking in 1948 and since re is sued as a paperback. Tw ocol- lections of essays also have been published, and a tele vision documentary, “ Guests on This Planet,’ was broad cast by NET on May 10 last year. She now writes a syndi cated United Features column, “ Mannes Speaking,” which appears in many U.S.news papers. DR.JEFFREY BRADY MODERN LIFELIKE DENTAL PLATES PARTIAL PLATES AND EXTRACTIONS Immediate Restorations Flo»«« m « « r r « d ■nwn«eio»e»y • ” « i » « « fh o r« « a » r x » « e couver Avenue, where D r. O.B. W illiam s is pastor. The occasion w ill be the P re -W o m e n 's Day Service, where a religious smorgas bord w ill be presented, with inspirational music furnished by the Women's Day C hoir, along with guest choirs from other churches. Sis. Barbara P ilo t, C hair man of the W omen's Day ob servance, along with her co- chairmen, Sis. D o rls E llis and Sis. Cornelius Ferguson, are striving to make this occasion a financial as well as a s p irit ual success. o r reduce a human being close The theme fo r the service to me. It would be inconceiv w ill be "S erving With Joy” , able to me, in fact, to resent taken from Phillppians 4:4. a husband’ s success if he were She was awarded the George Sis. Idell Hall of Wichita, loved . . . F or a woman to Polk Mem orial Award fo r apologize fo r success is as Magazine Reporting in 1958; Kansas, a missionary in tte National Baptist Convention, pointless as fo r a man to apo the Theta Sigma Phi Award w ill be our guest speaker fo r logize fo r fa ilu re . One is as of Honor (Philadelphia Chap the Sunday afternoon worship one is, and the love that can’ t ter) as Essayist and C ritic in at 3:00 pan. M rs. Hall has encompass both is a poor sort 1962, and the American Jewish been well received throughout of love.” Congress National Women's the nation. Of the women’ s liberation D ivision Award in 1969. Sla. Hall w ill be greeting movement she writes: "W ith - A new book, entitled "U n members and friends at a re out this revolution no m ajor coupling'' and w ritten in colla ception given in her honor fo l social and political change, in boration with divorce lawyer lowing the 3:00 p.m. service the name of survival, can suc Norman Sheresky, w ill be pub in the downstairs auditorium. ceed . . .When women c a n lished by Viking this August. We welcome your atten cherish the vulnerability of The title of her forthcoming dance at all of our services. men as much as men can exult address at the PSU convo in the strength of wcmen, a cation is "Sense orSensation? new breed could lif t a ruinous O r, A re Words Obsolete?” A uthor speaks DAY CARE MOTHERS SLEEP DURING EXTRACTIONS weœ fototrai uva it m o it i « » Aasnvmr DENTIST staaue building S .W . 3 r d A M o r r t t o F a r » la n d O r . g a n Phone: ja r » ’ u ■ il . « * SALEM OFFICE CARE FOR BABIES IN YOUR HOME. $ 3 .SO a child p .r d a y AMA F am ily D a y /N ig h l Care 4 6 3 5 N.E. 9th 28 8-5091 J Awar l-winning author and scholar D r. Be rahani E. Olson i of New York C ity w ill be a | Portland v is ito r on Thursday May 25th. D r. Olson's book, "F a ith and P re ju d ice ," published by Yale U niversity Press, won the Saturday Review Anis- fleld-W olf Award in 1963. He w ill be addressing a noon luncheon in the Washington Room of the Sheraton Motor Inn on "C o n flic ts in Contem porary Society” fo r lay arxl religious leaders. Thursday evening there w ill be a general meeting, open to the public, held at Holy T rin i ty Greek Orthodox Church, 3131 NJi.GllSanStreet.At7:3O p .m . Father George I'. Mac- rlc w ill conduct a toui of the I chapel, explaining symbols ant ceremonials, and at 8:15 p .m . O r. Olson w ill discuss I "Contem porary R e lig io u s Concerns.” I Sale ’ ’«nney, boy-proof Jeans. Rough, tough and no-Iren Reg. 3 .4 9 ea. surely love. Penn- leg styling. Régula Husky sizes 8 to 20 L ittle boys' jeans o f D a cron £ ? Jp o iy. re P e n n -P re s t^ ’ ) fo r easy care. Wltl Western styling. Regular and s lim , p r e - w e d d in g announced M rs. M ary Daniels wishes to announce the m arriage of her daughter, Evelyn B ln i, to Maurice Jam esH arrls, May 26 at 7:00 p.m. A fte r the ceremony, there *111 be a reception at the home of M r. and M rs. j ohn V n i7 t8’ the 8room’ s Parents. 3016 NJS. 10th. •■>e jeans mom w ill ster/cotton w lth fla re Sale prices effective through Sunday JCPenney The values are here every day. i
