Page 4 Portland (ibseiver
Thursday, June 28,
1972
R e s id e n tia l M a n p o w e r h e a d
res ig n s to a c c e p t p o st
C hester Lunu, pressman fo r the i bserver, receives the Sllve.
Beaver, scoutings highest award. Lund has been a scoutm aster
fo r four years and has pa rticip ated actively at the d is tr ic t level,
serving as a m em ber of the D is tr ic t C o m m is s io n e r's staff,
camping chairm an, adv is o r to D is tn c t O rder of the A rro w Chap
te r and S ta r-L ife Board of Review . He is also active in PTA,
Dad’ s C luf^ L ittle League, G ir l Scouts and G oo dw ill.
Door-to-door Salesman
and your rights
F o r our colum n this week,
we ate offering a lis t of hints
when a salesman comes to
you r door, o r c a lls you on the
telephone. C lip it out a o i keep
it in a handy place.
REMEMBER;
Does he identify him self?
A salesman m ust identify
him self w ithin 30 seconds.
Who does he represent? Ee
a ispiciou s of his sponsorship
o r m em bership. See if the
product he’ s sellin g is new o r
used. Pay spec.ai attention to
the p rice and te rm s.
Does he o ffe r you a discount
fo r names of possible custom
ers? It is now ille g a l f o r a
salesman tc as* fo r the names
of frien ds in o rd e r fo r you to
get a certain discount o r a
" f r e e g ift” .
Does his sales ta lk rin g
true? He may be honest o r he
may not be. Check him out.
Y ju are the consum er and
you have rig h ts . In the event
that you sign an agreement, it
is you r n g h t to cancel w ith in
three days fo r any purchase
over $50.00.
NEVER;
. . . sign a contract w ith blank
spaces.
. . . sign a contract paper to
get rid of a salesman.
. . . sign a contract without get
ting a copy.
. . . sign a contract unless you
know the total cost.
BE SMART:
Anything you sign m ight be a
contract. Be sure you read
what you are signing fo r; shop
arourxi. In m ost cases you car.
purchase the same item at
a store fo r a much cheaper
p ric e . Read eve ry word,ever,
the sm all p r in t. I f you don’t
understand, seek help, phone
o r drop into o u r Consum er
P rote ction office.
Be sure a il the s e lle r ’ s pre
m ises are w ritte n in the con
tra c t.
I f you have any questions be
suns to c a ll the Consum er
P rote ction P ro g ra m , 575 N.
K iilin g s w c rth . 283-2459.
Bus to u rs
s c h e d u le d
W eekly bus tou rs to special
points of fo re s try in te rest
have been organized by the
C enter on a weekly basis be
ginning June 27th. The public
is invited to jo in these day
long tours that begin at 9a .m .
at the C enter and re tu rn about
5 pun.
R eservations are required
on a f ir s t come f ir s t served
basis. Each of the eleven tours
w ill have an inform ed tour
leader in charge assisted by
fo re s te rs to explain the p ro
gram s underway and answer
questions.
It’s
Your Navy
Richard D. Boss E d. D w d i
re cto r of the P o rtla n i Res
idential Manpower C e n t e r ,
this week resigned to accept
a post at CRuo State L n iv e rs ity
effective August 15.
D r. Boss, head of PRMC
since [vecembei 1969 and as
sociated w ith P ortland P ublic
Schools since Ju ly 1968, w ill
help develop national p ilo t
career-education pro je cts as
a research spe cia list in voca
tion al-te chnical education at
the Columbus campus.
No successor has as yet
been named to the PRMC post.
PRMC, financed e n tire ly
w ith a $ 1 .6 -m illio n annual
grant fro m the L js . D epart
ment of L a b o r, operates y e a r-
round on three P o rtla nd -area
campuses and serves some
250 disadvantaged students
from Muitnomahi, Washington,
and Clackam as counties.
FRM C’ s s ta ff of 85 persons,
including 20 teachers, p ro
vides liv in g fa c ilitie s , food,
m edical ca re , clothing and
pocket money fo r men and wo
men aged 16 to 22 who a re e n -
GREYHOUOD
ncTion
LADICr 4-k
HIGHT @
T O n iG H T *
GEN * 0 M
25«
POST TIME 7 30
FREE PARKING
COMPLETE O i N NG 4
BEVERAGE FACILITIES
no S unday racing
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EAST OUT
BANFiELD FREEWAY (80N)
PHONE 665-2’ 91
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"h ave become highly sophis
ticated operations anil can
function v e ry w ell without niy
leadership.**
A native of the M idw est. D r.
Boss received his bachelor’ s
degiee
in education from
C olorado State U n iv e rs ity and
his m aster*s ami do cto ra l de
grees In education fro m O re
gon State U n iv e rs ity .
Colonel Edward G tv n - G ary,
West V irg in ia
Colonel A rth u r J . Gregg
F lo re n ce , South C a ro lin a
H is
professional c a ie e r
started w ith a 1953 teaching
position in Roseburg. F rom
1958-62 h e w a s d u e c tc r of vo
catio na l-ad ult and com m unity
college education fo r the Asto
ria P ublic School D is tr ic t.
Colonel H a rry W, (H ooka-
Indianapolis, Italiana
O ffic e r s
p ro m o te d
D r . Boss was the f ir s t p re s-
ile n t of C latsop C om m unity
College fro m 1962 - 06, then
was m anpow er-developm ent
consultant fo r the Oregon
State Sy stem of Higher Educa
tio n ’ s D ivisio n of Continuing
Education u n til he joined the
Portland School D is tr ic t.
D r. and M rs . Boss have two
grown childre n and reside in
Beaverton.
F ive black t 'j s . A rm y of
fic e rs have teen selected fo r
prom otion to the grade of B r i
g a dier G eneral. They are
among
s ix ty - tw o o ffic e rs
nominatevi ami sent to the sen
ate by the P resident fo r con
firm a tio n .
Colonel J u liu s W. Iiecton, J r .
- B ryn M aw r, Pennsylvania
Colonel George M . Shuffer,
J r . - P alestine, le vas
EVERYDAY IS "SATURDAY'AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT !
S A F E W A Y W I L L BE C L O S E D T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 4
Boneless Ham
S o fa w o y or
A rm ou r Star
W h o le Body
Gov t In sp ec te d
1 lb. Pltg
S a fe w a y - Juicy
a n d W h o le s o m e
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B A r m
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S te a k
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f i S lic e d B o lo g n a
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f i C hopped H am
F r y e r P a r ts
. 66c
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c a n t o n ly
S te a k s
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Mea* pig
£.7.
Si.<a
68c
98c
1.09
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EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES
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fiO ly m p ta
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T w in Pops
f iP o r k & Beans
Q u a rt Soda Pop
Gallon Bleach
BRIQUETS
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Boones Form
D in n er W in e
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sat
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W o rks M a g ic
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MARCARME
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Fudge B a n
G OTHAM FOAM ICE CHEST
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Fresh B u tter
Ripe Olives
fiP ic k le Chips
f iP a p e r N apkins
D el M o n te
Fruit in Juice
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S w e e t F lav o r
Rocco B ella
P itte d O liv es
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E a rly C a lifo rn ia
S w e e ts - 4 6 oz
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EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES
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Rv» TV,
latacta,
Snodi Tim e Favorita
P lu m p , G o ld e n -R ip e
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EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES
$1W«%64’ f t NBC Cookies
Nestea Ice Tea
PRODUCE at Discount Prices Every Day ! PRODUCE
f t Safeguard
Fresh Corn
B ananas
Tom atoes
f t Lava Soap
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T u r b o t F ille ts
b 79c
'• Seafeed
fc e e d e d F.a c a a le 4
Fish S tic k s
79c
H a e* A S a *.a
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light «veaght
Ffk
B B eef J e rk y
LUCERNE
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f i P a r t i S t y le H a m s
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B arb ecue
Turkeys
Chuck R oast
1.48
Ì.5 8
P o ta to Chips
LUNCH
96
Ofi
H a lf or W h o le
Fu lly S m oked
S a fe w a y Canned Hams
1.68
Safeway
P ie c e B o lo g n a
b 49c
lw»€fc M a e *
Safawey fancy
2 -lb . B a c o n
‘
1.54
T*»<fc-S'ced
ee
W ell, the Rose F estival
fle e t has gone and we’ re sure
I there are ■
.
rv ..e d
itio n s about the snips than the
ones we’ ve received so fa r.
We hope you took aJvantageof
the opportunity to go aboard a
ship and see how the crew lives
and what a ship does.
B ill C . wants to know how
powerful the engines are. A ll
of the ships, except the subma
rin e, were steam turbine pro
pelled. The de stro yers all de
velop about 30,000 horsepower
p e r p ro p e lle r shaft, and can do
about j 0 knots (34m ph) fla t
out. They are equipped w ith
weapons tc counter a ir, sur
face, and submarine threats as
w ell as operate in the modern
electron ic w a r.
Sally C . wants to
"H o w old you have to be to jo in
the Navy?*’ G in s have to be
18 years old and have pa n > r ,» l
pe rm issio n, w hile g jy s can
e n list at ¡7 with pe rm issio n.
Although you are not required
to be a high school graduate,
the Navy strong ly encocr.ge«
com pletion of high school. In
fact, many m ore opportun.lies
are open to the high school
grad and, in general, they do
better or the qualifying tests.
C a ll o r w rite Enginem anlst
Class M e r r e ll H a rris at 4008
N jE . Union (282-5060) o r L t.
John S, G ladics at 92! s.W,
Washington (221-3041) if you
’
have a question.
ro lle d in vocational and aca
dem ic pro gra m s.
P ortla nd
P u b lic Schools
con tra cts w ith the fede ra l gov-
erom ent to provide sta ff. cu«w
ricu lu m
and fa c ilitie s at
PRM C’ s Springdale and two
Southwest P o r t l a n d sites.
PRMC headquarters is at 1022
S.W, Salmon St.
D r . Boss Joined the P ortland
School D is tr ic t as d ir e c to r of
special v o c a tio n a l-e d u c a tio n
p ro g ra m s. He be ca m e d ire c-
to r of Vocational V illa g e , an
oth er a lte rn a tive , education
fa c ility operated by the P o rt
land School D is tr ic t, in J u ly ,
1969, and assumed d ir e c to r
ship of PRMC six months
la te r.
In his le tte r of resignation.
D r. Boss said he had joined the
P ortland d is tr ic t " t o d o w h a t-
ever was possible to a ttra c t
and hold young people m school
aiai m iu c e the d ro p -o u t prob
lem . 1 (now) feel confident we
have reached our potential in
th is a re a .”
He said both the PRMC and
Vocational V illa g e fa c ilitie s
29e
Peenut C ro m e
S2c
79c
49c
K 45c
10«/, oz.
Pro swoof
13-ot.
B.H,
Soap
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C R E A M O ’ THE C R O P “ A A ” EGGS
M ed ium Size 2 Data- 73c
1 Large Size
2o«.-85c
Extra Large 2 Deaea 89c
EDWARDS
3-lb.COFFEE
Ì iff o r o u J / ¡ l e n d
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n $198
Y ubanC offee7s1.9i;.'.b$1.0J
Yuban Instant
f t Funny Face
99c
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