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P o rt la n d / O b s e rv e r T h u rs d a y . 1 1 1 I 1 I MILTON 8. OSCAR’S j Steak House & Lounge 5700 NE Union 287-3647 1 ] PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS 3947 N. M lasiasippl Ave. 287-1900 3968 N. W illiam s Ave. 282-8361 UNE DAY SERVICE SAM and OLLIE'S GROCERY GARDNER’S LAWN and GARDEN CENTER 1936 N. K llllngaw orth 289-0559 1 lie North A ren s Only Complete Ganlen Center 1700 SW 4th 224-8543 Employment Specialists FASHION WHEEL 1 I 5709 NE Union 283-3633 1 I Fashionable Wigs at 1 1 I Fashionable Prices 1 P. D. O. ENCO SERVICE CENTER Handles a ll your car problems ■ 519 NE Broadway 2K4-50.r.() 2701 NE 7th PORTLAND'S FINEST EBONY CLLJB 281-4656 P rescriptions our Specialty 2125 N Vancouver Ave. Ted and Pats Restaurant o ' o e i 2 ,« r/P Uh r ? ] r (rC i * PP'e) J , n ‘es’ J r - United S“ « s * ' r Force. f ^ t y Assistant Secretary of Defense (1 ublic A ffa irs ;, receives the stars of his new rank from h.s son. A ir Force Captain Daniel James, 111 (le ft), and wife Dorothy (rig h t). Secretary ol Defense Melvin H. L a lrJ assists M rs . James during the Pentagon ceremony. assists WILLIAM'S POOD MARKET 524b NE Union 3940 N W llllanis 1460 NE Prescott Try our speciality: Our own homemade Potato Salad "Made with Soul" A LLIE D PERSONNEL OFFICES. INC. PAIGE’S PHARMACY 2709 NE 7th 284-9973 T he Friendliest place In Town 282- 1843 - 284-0555 Parks schedule activities r ------------------------ 1 PtR TLA N D THRIFT STORE 5C20 NE Union 287-0910 i .Torhtng, funtture. etc. at g tve -a -w a y prices Cash and Maxey’ s | B arber Shop 4603 N. W illiam s Avenue J 1 Phone 284-5188 { I Also August 10: T ravelling crafts w ill he atColumbia Park in the afternoon. Music by Moonlight at Washington Park -8 :3 0 p m . August 11: T ru ckin ’ visits I r ving Park in the morning aid Grant Park in ttie afternoon. C ity swim meet at Grant Pool at 10 am. Music by Moonlight at Washington Park. August 12: C atledral Park Festival under St. John's Bridge 10 am to 8 pm. Ad mission free - games and booths. All outdoor pools are open, August 13: "Sun Rust ’ rock concert at Delta Park 2-5pm . free. August 14: "F un with Singing" at Alberta Park, 12 noon, and Columbia Park at 2:30. T ra velling arts at M an Dishman Center in afternoon. Pools o- pen. Final all-com ers track meet at Madison High b pm. Cold Beer- Wine I PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT SPECIALIST 2 .M en and Women for janitorial service | Hiring immediately. | Good " 714 I waget-company benefits. NE. Alberta 288-5138. ja n ito ria l I Service | Binocular Closeout on/y $9.95 p e rp a lrl ASSISTANT MANAGER Bi-weekly $434.40 - $512.80. Assists in developing work programs, objectives, strate gies ard tudgeis fo r physical environment projects. Con tinuously plans and evaluates current Model C ities pro jects as assigned. D irects tie work of Planning A ssis tants. BJs. o r B.A. in a rc h i tecture, urban planning or related te ld . .Minimum two years experience In housing, planning o r economic devel opment. M aster's degree ac ceptable fo r one years exper- ence. Apply in person tefore August 18th at 5329 NE Union Avenue, Room 217, Portland, Oregon 97211. An equal op portunity employer. Help Wanted job opening I K. DtfU CTI R ICRAM Model C ite s Information s. Referral Off lea D ire c to r fo r Community C oordi nated Child Care (4-C) P rogram . A id for uper- v iso r personnel providing supportive social services to these centers. Salary range: $10,800 to $12,144. se.d resume to Metropolitan Area 4 -C Council, 1630 S.W. M o r r i son, Portland, Oregon, 97205, Deadline fo r appli cations is August 18, 1977.1 : dial - a - job : £ 227-5828 £ Electrician We have an immediate opening for an O re gon licensed mfg. plant electrician - day ■shift. Apply at Personnel Office, 11020 N. Burgard Ave. or call 286-1635,’ ext. 57. Onion Carbide is an equal opportunity em ployer. C h e c k t h t s s C u sto m F e a tu re s : * Electronically computed optical systems of unexcelled tru color brilliance, balanced and aligned to super critical stand ards to prevent eye strain. * All air to-glass optical surfaces amber hard coated to prevent internal light loss A 'Squint Prof" front lenses block reflected glare from water snow, sand and hare * Shoch construction — extra strength hinge and bridge guard against misalignment, high index prisms are permanently locked in. GOLD M EDAL SUPERB Q U A L IT Y WIGS AND THING S' . . ‘ M NJ I I I hATuHAl 1 (0 1 ..o ld » ln l» h _ * l t h « v e r y o rd e r “V T f t □ Send TWO at the bargain price of $14.95 ’ anered Ugo g. h*« h t ’ ’ $ q .)n S tf» tC h W ig t V f m a n e n lly c u r| » y e n I n r « ln . »• “ V Y .w ry tn u « b o u t h a ir t h a t '» T O O S h o w t » W A IS T c in Bi-weekly $469.50 - $560.00. P erform s adm inistrative ard technical work in a ssistirg Model C ities D ire cto r in the management and operation of the Model C ities Program: gathers m aterials and pre pares m ajor status reports. or B jJ, in Public Adin liu- stration, P olitical Science, Urban Studies o r related field, plus two years experience in agency that perform s public services. Apply inpersonbe- fore August 18th at 5329 N.E. Union Avenue, Room 217, Portland, Oregon 97211. An equal opportunity employer. B«A* S ister Teresa, spiritual read e r and adviser. Help solve all problems, love, m arriage and business. Call fo r appoint ment 282-0628. one m illio n dollars on oil clean-up equipme nt, if Con gress approves tie proposed laidget. Oil booms to contain spills have tee purchased tor more than th irty activities from Rota. Spain to Guam. T he budget fo r clean-upequipment w ill increase substantially if advances, like the new oil skim m er, prove eflective ard reliable. Grimes sad the Navy is convinced its efforts are goad investment, good fo r the Navy, the country ard the environment. The oil skim m er is a unique Navy workboat fo r cleaning up oil spills from the w ater. |t was launched July 20th at the U.S. Naval Shipyard, Boston, at a ceremony featuring an ad dress by Navy Deputy U rd e r- secretary, Joseph Grim es. The boat is the firs t operation al unit of its kind, and is de signed fo r use in harbors ard near shore areas. By con fining the o il below the boat using vertical plates, the skim m er workboat can har vest up to 22-hundred gallons of oil per hour at a speed of 2 knots. It operates anywhere from 0 to 3 knots while col lecting o il. and can perform effectively in waves up to 2 feet. The 25-foot, 2-man boat pumps the collected oil into onboard storage tanks. Send your questions to John Gladics at 921 S.W. Washing ton, Room 540, P o n ia rd, 97205, or call M e rre ll H a rris at 282-5060. A new 85 - page booklet, "B la c k Tourism in Mon tre a l,” describes v is ito r at tractions in one of the most popular destinations for Black American vacationers. The comprehensive guide, which puts pa rticu la r em phasis on M ontreal's soul food restaurants. Black boutiques, n ig h t-life and other Black en tertainment, also gives in fo r mation on the c ity ’ s hotels and motels, museums, parks, a rt galleries, and guided tour ser vices. Montreal, with a Black pop ulation of more than 40,000. has its own Black culture and organizations, but they are not readily discovered by the av erage v is ito r. The new to u rist guide, co- authored by singer-busmess- msn Luther Rice and jazz mu sician Eddie Anderson, grew out of th e ir concern fo r Black v isito rs who often stopped them on the streets of Mon treal to inquire about Black shops, restaurants o r night clubs. The popularity of Montreal among Black tourists started with Expo 67 when fa ir-g o e rs found that they were welcomed in the city w ithoutdiscrim ina- tion. Since then numerousU.S. tour operators and travel agents have brought a steadily increasing Black tourist m ar ket to Montreal. “ Black Tourism in Mon tre a l" author Rice looks fo r ward to a long-term goal of establishing a Black In fo r mation Center in downtown M ontreal. Meanwhile, he hopes to expand and update the new guidebook annually. FINANCIAL SPECLALIST I Bi-weekly $379.20 -$446.40. A ssist in developing, imple menting and operating the Model C ities financial con tro ls system under the d ire c tion of adm inistrative man agement coordinator. Estab lishes acceptable financial control norms fo r use In man agement information system. Establishes procedures fo r efficient handling of payroll, invoices, contracts, purchase orders, payment vouchers, etc.; supervises th e ir imple mentation. B 3 . o r B^A. in Ac counting or a related field or equivalent training. T w o years accounting experience. Apply in person tefore August 18th at 5329 N £ . Union Ave nue, Room 217, Portland, Ore gon 97211. An equal opportu nity employer. WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO ORIGINATE OR DUPLICATE any printed M a t th e l o o k , ih s i x . t« « l <a«Ce~ M I t h a t t« w lu r « I * ° O S h u m a n h a ir » • * ! a n d «h«$t«H I ’ '»»> glv««. f— ___ _______ . _ _ JL*. I (¿ O — L O M l D A L P R O C I • l m < »«oi ■ ••» D ep| ’ I n w o o d , L o n g It l a n d , N V 1 1 4 9 6 I I Nam e I C it y ■ I h o m e t »n W h ile M ia t *uu n**d ! su** .'4,?b.?g. m.j. I i i“ ala S . . . “ T — — I O H Il l a t h | ) k B ro w I I M ix e d ( t r e y C o lo r ( • I t d l ^ B m g S I/« O le « 1 1 ] I J C n c lo M l u l l P a y m e n t 1 r 1 1 1 [ J .1 h I l ( 4 » h H eg . I ( M o n e y O r d e r 1 i n d <qre p a y a ll p o t t a g e . n a rg e t I I S e n d C . o I» I enclose t i an d w ill I p a y o n d e liv e r y to n»e p lu t p o t t a , in d ’ ( o O t h a r ja t I M» » 1 I » H N«w 12 . »a g e I A d d r e t» Qtÿ7 Whoever took the FELTON BOOK from the CLYDE HO T E L . 1022S.W,S tä rkst., along with die notes by way of the Copy Catter, please inform M rs . Phyllis Adams (Sarah J ohnson, desk clerk, and Tom, lusboyj who was a resident of the Clyde Hotel, Rm. 222, now residing at the Commodore Hotel, Rm. 31b. Whoever has received th e s e a rticle s, please call 223-7294. 283-2486 , nt H" S t r e it h 12 I Adórne LOST AND FOUND Port land,Oregon S ty l« " U " t 9 >)g S ty le *>tr«tcfc w ig Monroe. Louisiana 71201 Please send me the quantity of Sport Glasses checked below (lim it two). If not fully satisfied I will return the merchandise within ten days for a full refund Send ONE only. I enclose $9 95. PLANO OR ORGAN LESSON’S: Latest and modern method guarantees that you can learn to play either instrum ent.F or i n f o r m a t i o n , please call 287-1634. THE PORTLAND OBSERVER 2701 Sterlington Rd., Suite 237 □ D d you Know that: Slxm em - le r s of the "New Navy" L ittle League team, sponsored by Navy Recruiting, are mem- bers of the Northeast League team which went to the d is tric t playoffs In The Dalles. Navy counselors John brown and Tom F a rra r, who organized tf.e sponsorship of the team, accompanied them to Albany with "Com m odore", the Navy goat who is Pie teem mascot. Now to r this week's ques tion - “ What is the Navy doing to protect the environment?" asks John W .John. In addi tion to establishing the Naval C iv il Engineering Laboratory in San Diego and pollution con tro l agencies at its la rger l*s e s . the Navy is educating its personnel in environmental protection. Deputy Undersec retary of the Navy. Joseph G rim es, sad in Boston. July 20th, " T ie Navy is playing a leadership role in the protec tion of our environment. We have spent more than any other federal agency in cleaning up our own pollution problems.' Speaking at the Boston ship yard, launching one of the Navy's rew oil skim m ers,Un dersecretary Grimes noted that the job of environmental protection must be a coopera tive e ffo rt by federal, state and local governments, and by p ri vate environmental groups. Grim es sad the Navy w ill spend close to $150 m illio n on ship discharge problems in fiscal year 1973, and nearly M y whole family reads| The Portland Observer” [The o bserver goes to great lengths to see that its readers l i r e given concise, dependable news coverage from all over Ithe globe as well as important local happenings. iBe aware of vita l issues and how they affect you. 2201 N. K illingsworlh <755 * 1 9 .5 0 S t r e t c h W ig M A IL O R D ER M A R T DEPT LADIES Don’ t let your budget fence you in. Have the extra money you want. Work4 hoursdally.C all M iss Sherman, 234-5763. Position open fo r PSU student couple to assist manager of 221 unit high rise apartment build ing. Experience desirable. Send resume to Portland Stu dent Services, 1802 SW Tenth, Portland, Oregon 97201, by Aug. 14, 1972. AnEqual ( >ppor- tunity Employer. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Union Carbide Corp. Ferroalloys Division Built to professional standards for those who demand uncom promising precision craftsmanship and optical superiority You’ll feel the difference as the sculptured curve of the body balances effortlessly in your hands You'll see the difference in the brilliant true color images sharply defined throughout the field of view . distant obiects and action seem so close you'll swear |hey are only inches away' Yet these famous make Sport Glasses are offered below factory list price in Europe! Order today — limit two pairs to each buyer When present supplies are exhausted prices will be much higher No CODs please Money beck in ten days it not fully satisfied 1972 P a g e Black tour guide aids Montreal guests CUSS/f/£OMSi WANTED IO . It ’s Your Navy Service Directory 1 KENNEDY'S 1 AUTO BODY SHOP 1 Foreign and Domestic Cars I John Kennedy owner I 3939 N. W ill lams Avenue 1 T e l. 287-6657 A ugust S ill« • Z ip S e n d m e | h e G ia n t B r a n d , M e lt 4 B e a u t y C a t a lo g 2 l u l l y e a rs ,g b ig i t t u e t ) o l a ll m e la t i W ig » G lf d ie » .B ia s . » e w e ir y .M a lr a n d I S k in A id « e i t , MATERIAL ALL TYPES OF PRINTED MATTER fk.'-eh - W m 'A m WE CAN SATISFY YOUR PRINTING NEEDS iHome delivery of the Portland observe, is available fo r a |sm a ll extra charge in most of the Portland metropolitan area. '■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a |F o r your subscription, send to: Portland Observer P.O. 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