P o rtland/1 >hserver Thunday,
POH TLA !\D
Banquet honors
Father Stone
Churri) of Dour
Cboirr
The General Conferenceof
tire United Methodist Church
declared that "M ig ra to ry and
oilier farm w orkers, who have
long been a special concern
of the church's m in istry, are
by the nature of their way; of
life, excluded from many of
tire economic, educational ar«J
social benefits enjoyed by
other w orkers. We advocate
th e ir right to, and applaud
th e ir efforts t«rw.inl, respon
sible self-organization and
self-determ ination. We call
upon governments and all
e m p lo y e r s to insure fo r
m igratory workers the same
economic, educational
aixJ
social tenellts enjoyed
by
other c itiz e n s ."
F a th e r L. O, Stone
contacting the ticket chalr-
man,Allan llowens 27m fj.l.
Union Avenue, P o r t l a n d ,
Oregon, 97212 o r telephone
28H-H34I at any hour prior
to July 18, 1972.
Mrs. Jessie Henson
with
CALDWELL’S
COLONIAL MORTUARY
20 N.E. 14th Avenue
Portland. Oregon 97232
CALL 232 4111
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The o t h e r participating
agencies at« the I J5. Depart
ment of Health, Education and
W elfare's Adm inistration on
'«log. AC 11( a and ite N 1-
tlonal Center fo r Voluntary
Action, a private organization.
Special ti lin in g pr ograms
for volunteers ate an impor
tant feature of the agreement.
"W e know that In many
towns and cities tie r« is a
scarcity of people available
or w illin g to work in social
and service-type Jobs that re
tired people can f ill with tlie
proper tra in in g ," sakl Secre
tary George Romney, who
slgne<l the agreement foi HUD.
"W e believe a «leeper In
volvement of older citizens
w ill provkle a sense of use
fulness aril accomplishment
that comes with doing pro
ductive
work and helping
othes."
Government - s u p p o r te d
programs fo r older A m eri
cans now being carried out
such as Foster Grandparents
ami Retired senior Voluntee 1
Programs
w ill be incor
porated Into the overall plan.
"Although the program Is
necessarily lim ited to public
housing tenants at this firs t
stage, we expect that the idea
w ill take hold among other ln-
teiested Individuals w hlchw lll
Improve the quality of life
fo r all older c itiz e n s ," M r.
Romney sakl.
Each of tlie four signatory
agencies w illco n trlb u te w lth in
its own sphere of respon
s ib ility , generally along these
lines:
—HI D w ill provide fa c ilitie s ,
usually within the project or
nearby, and financial ami other
support to local h o u s in g
authorities;
- The HEW/AOA, through Its
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Edgar i.ew ls T rip le tt, long
time waltet on the dining cars,
died at Emanuel Hospital on
July l i, 1973. UWI d
vices were held at C aldwell's
Colonial M rotuary on July 17,
with Reverend O.B. W illiam s
officiating. The Masonic Ser
vice was held Sunday, with
Enterprise Lodge #1 officiat
ing.
T rip le tt started in the r a ll-
raod In 1916. He worked as
a w aiter on the V ice -P re si
dent's ca r on tire Northern
P acific line.
In 1935 he moved to P o rt
land anti was a w aiter at the
Portland Hotel.
T rip le tt was employed fo r
25 years by SPS.S, wlie re he
was In charge of the cafe car.
He was a w aiter on the
firs t E m pire B uilder to run
out of Portland.
T rip le tt was a member of
Enterprise Lodge #1, F 81 AM.
Ir lp le tt leaves his wife,
C lara. a daughter, L ily Wal
ker of Portland, two sisters,
Katherine Dlgth and Ester!me
Boyd of Minnesota and one
granddaughter.
Whenever business was good at
a suburban night club, the man
agement would "stretch” their
spate by putting exlra tables and
chairs on the edge of the dance
floor One nighl, a dancing couple
stumbled over a stray chair.
I he woman suffered painful in
juries, and later sued the club for
damages She pointed out that the
chair had been shoved several feet
into the dancing area.
“ If it was,” countered the man
agement, "some other customer
must have done the shoving. We
are not legally liable for what our
customers do."
Hut the court granted the wom
an's claim. Ihe court said that by-
placing chairs directly onto the
dance floor, the management had
set the stage for trouble
Two children's plays have
teen scheculed by the 1 WCA
to le presented at tlie Down
town building. Ill S.W. 10th
Ave. The Eastmont Players
of Gresham, w ill present tie
Dealer McCarty S c h o o l,
Gre
lasieted by Jeff
Wooiltord, a high school stu
dent.
Cast
includes
30
seventh,
eighth and ninth
graders.
ami "V a lo rle and 1er Magi
cal Woods" on August 9. Both
shows w ill open at 1:30 p.m.
I fe re w ill be no admission
charge and all children and
their parents may attend.
T ie "W iza rd of D z " w ill
be directed by Jo Ante Dunn,
E nglish-dram a
teacher at
"K alorie and Ite r Magical
W oods", an original musical
p ru ijc tio n by Pat Drapela,
script, ami Serena Wright,
music, who also w ill direct
the show, has a cast of 25,
all under 10 years of age.
Mette Jo Furnish w ill assis
ting musical d ire cto r.
Elks retain racist policy
The vote, tlie fifth in as
many years on the contro
versial issue, was 1798 to 921
to oppose the motion. It was
Death Is not the door to
lleavenl C hristians, ant non-
C hrlstlans have persistently
lelused to consider the lite ra l
meaning of tlie words which
C hrist spoke. They Insist
His words have a spiritual
or
a figurative meaning,
rattier than a lite ra l meaning
of what the words say.
Jesus sakl distin ctly, ’ 'No
man hath ascended up to
Heaven, but He that come
down from Heaven, even the
Son of man which is in
Heaven." John 3:13. At an
other place He sakl, "Cod is
not the Coil of tie deni, but
ol tlie liv in g ." Matt 23:32.
Again He said unto His
disciples: "W hither I go , ye
cannot come.” John 13:33 In
the same chapter He said.
"W h ith e r I go, thou c tn s t not
follow me now; but thou shalt
follow me afte rw a rd s." John
13:36.
Again he sakl, " S tra it is
the gate, and narivw is the
way that leadeth unto life , anil
few there be that find tt . . .
Strive to enter into the stra it
gate; fo r I say unto you, many
shall seek to enter in, and
shall not be a b le ." Luke 13:24.
Jesus spoke a command
ment when He sakl to the
helpless man He healed by
the pool, when He saw him
later in tlie Temple giving
thanks:
"S in no more, lest
a worse thing come unto
thee." John 5:14. Again He
said, " V e r ily , v e rily , 1 say
unto you. Whosoever com-
mltteth sin is tlie servant of
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Thoughtful
meticulous
attention to
every fam ily
wish Is assured
by our many years
of experience
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Children’s play set
The Benevolent and Pro
tective O rder of Elks has a-
galn rejected a resolution to
delete a "w h ite s o n ly" clause
from its constitution.
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fTied e a rlie r by the Elks
Grand Advisory Committee
and seconded by Madison,
W is . Lodge 410.
Last A p ril, the Advisory
Committee, compose«! of past
exalted ru le rs, recommended
tlie constitution be amended
to admit non-whites.
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CARE FOR BABIES
IN YO UR HOME.
State organizations, w ill de
velop programs ami conduct
training of those older tenants
who wish to participate, also
working with local housing
authorities;
--ACTION w ill provide VIST A
volunteei
w orkers, mostly
elderly, to help in a wide
range of services and to
mobilize, train and orient
other volunteers to expand the
program;
— I he National Center fo r
Voluntary Action w ill serve
as a national program cle a r
ing housing and contact point
for national organizations in
terest«! in older citizens. ’
Other o fficials signing the
agreement
were John G.
Veneman, t raler Secretary fo r
HEW; J .II. Blatchford,D irec
tor of ACTION, and Douglas
K. Kinsey,President.National
Center fo r Voluntary Action,
secretary E llio t Richardson,
sec ret a ly of HEW and W alter
Bowe, Deputy D ire cto r of
ACT ION also attended the fo r
mal occasion fo r tlie signing
of the agreement.
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LAWYER
Eagar Triplett dies
Migrant
workers
supported
HUD provides services
for elderly citizens
Based on a common tn-
teiest In Improving the well
being of older Americans
living in ta le rally-financed
housing, the U,5. Department
of Housing and) 'r tun Develop
ment haa signeil an agree
ment of cooperation with three
other national organizations.
I he Agreement ca lla fo t tie
establishment of broad social
programs that make water use
of vedunteers
and para-
professionals from tie elderly
population, many of them liv
ing in ta ie t ally-suhakll/ed
hiMislng. The programs w ill
not only he staffed by older
volunteers but w ill provide
a wide range of social .ser
vices fo r otter older (e r gons,
also
living
in ta le ra lly -
flnancad huu.xlng.
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Religion in the News
The Reverend Lee < rwen
Stone retired as V ic a r of St.
P hilip'» Episcopal Church on
June 30, 1972.
During 0 « past 37 yeara
le has Nerved, not only the
psrlah of St. P h ilip 's, but
al»o civic organization» aril
the total community th o
le sly.
Many organizations, city
o fficia ls, as well as com
municants, w ill honor him at
a Testimonial D inner,F r iday,
July 21, 1972, at 7:30 p.m.,
in tlie Assembly Hull ,,1 ibe
Mem orial Coliseum.
A ll of his many friends,
well wishers and the total
public is invited to help this
become a memorable oc
casion.
Tickets ere $5.50 per | » r -
son and may be obtained by
July 20, 1972
When you go darning in a pub
lic place, you are entitled to con
ditions of reasonable safety The
dance floor, the lighting, and the
furnishings should all he main
tained in such a way as to m ini
mize the chance of accidents.
Nesertheless. merely by choos
ing this form of recreation, you
arc accepting those dangers that
are "n a tu ra l” to it. Lor example:
Another woman, injured while
dancing, claimed she lost her foot
i n g because the Boor •.•as slick.
Hut the court found no reason to
blame the management for this.
As one judge put it
"Dance floors are intended to
he slippers ”
Furthermore, sour own behav
ior might amount to negligence.
That was the court's ruling in a
case in which the claimant had
sentured onto a ballroom floor in
a state of advanced intoxication.
And in another case, the court
declared it was negligence for a
woman to try a particularly tricky
step while wearing heels three-
and-a-half inches high.
"The situation." said the judge,
"parallels that of the risk taken
by a participant in a sport.”
A p u h lir » rrs iee fe a tu re o f the
Anieri«-an B a r Association and
the O reg o n * ite lia r A» m m ia*
a lio n . W r ilte n by W ill lle rn a rd .
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
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>rner of 8th Ave snd Skidmore
Sunday K o i ship 11:00 4 » .
C ristien \ outh Fellowship o:00 p
(-nd and Fourth Sundays)
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Strgyhand, M in is te r
Vancouver Ave First Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
Phone 282,-9496
Sunday School
9 :0 0 A M
Morning Worship
1 1:00 A M
Dr. O.B. Williams, Raster
"The C lu rch With A H e a rt-F e lt Welcome"
^¿ethodisf r
5 8 2 8 N.E. 8th
A. Lee Henderson, Minister
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
Ellis Casson, Associate M inister
Chorch School
Morn,ng Worth,p
Wed Noon — ine Hour of Power
Wed Prayer 4 Class Meeting
9:45 , m
,,:00 am
12:00 noon
7:30 pm
Nursery Care Provided
W e are m aking our Neighborhood A B rotherhood"
sin. Arxl the servant abideth
without believing on and doing
not In the house fo r e v e r."
His word.
John 8:34-35.
He said, " I am the WAY . . .
The Apostle Paul stated
no man cometh unto God but
eloquently that. "T h e wages
by me.” (By my way), john
of sin is death1" M anyC hris-
14:6 And: " I am the Door:
tians persistently sin until
By me If any man enter In,
death takes and destroys th e ir
he shall be saved, and SHALL
bodies; and after entering the
GO IN AND OUT, and find
door of death they expect to
pasture." John 10:9.
enter tlie «ioor of Heaven and
receive the regard of the obe
Death is not the door to
dient righteous ones which
Heaven; and C hristians have
is im m ortal life with God in
no promise of C h rist that by
Heaven.
Men do not work
dying they w ill a rrive in
fo r two paymasters.
They
Heaven. Men enter Heaven by
cannot receive the reward fo r
tlie door of C h rist, by living
sin, which is death, because
totally obedient C h ris t-lik e
of the deeds of sin done In
lives.
Men do not ‘ go to
tlie body; then expect to re
Heaven,' but Heaven comes
ceive the rewards of Heaven
Pev John H Jackson
to them when they emulate
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fo r the same d«>eds of sin
Minister
the very godlike life o fC h ris t,
Sunday School
9 am
«lone in that body.
NE First ond Schuyler
being as obedient as C hrist,
Morning Worship
H o rn
Jesus pointed out to the rich
who did always those things
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young ru le r how d iffic u lt it
that please«1 God. God pro
Is fo r a rich man to enter
mises to do nothing fo r the
l* t
e n ir r to m o r th ip a n d d e p a r t to »ero*
into the Kingdom of Heaven.
unwilling and the disobedient.
I he disciples were astonished
Heaven Is Here and to be
and said to Jesus, "Who then
entered Here!
can be saved?" Jesus did
not mitigate the d ifficu lty, but
said, " A ll things are possible
a ftA B B a a a a a a a a a a a
with God."
L a te r Peter wrote: "What
shall the end he of them that
obey not the Gospel of Cod?
And if the righteous scarcely
tie saved, where shall the un
godly and the slnnerappear?"
I Pe. 4:17-18.
Most C hristians are (aught
by m inisters and evangelists
who are out fo r a high count
of "decisions fo r C h rist,”
that if they w ill, "B elieve a 1222 N. E. SKIDMORE
on the Lord Jesus C hrist,
Pastor Bible Class 9:15 am
. Bible Study Hour Tue. 7 pm
■ Bible Training School 9; 15 am '
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thou shalt be saved . . . . "
Acts 16:31. But they don't •
Sunday mor ning worship 11 am TOUt^ O ffice 288-7243
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explain that to believe Jesus ■ Evening Worship 7 pm
Youth Meeting F ri 7:30
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C h rist means also to believe
Reverend W endell W allace Pastor
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on His words enough to do
what He says to do. A C hris
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in 1972
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M a ra n a th a Evangelistic Center
V a n n ’s
mortuary
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