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Page 4 P o rt md O b s e rv e r T h u rs d n y . No em ber 16. 1 9 ' ‘2 PORTLAND - a ? ORSLRI ER TH E I FAMILY«! LAWYER ¿T- world of w om en Cure (uiiii ah fee J ' antee by Dave Loew Rachel Kimboko, second grader at Oregon Episcopal Schools, uses all of he might to blow up a balloon at a party recently given at the school. Rachel is the daughter of M r . and M rs . Andre ^ ^ ^ s ito ^ E r^ n S y lv e s te r^ Turkey time: All the time Self-basting turkeys are us ually U.S. Grade A birds-the best of the flock, so to speak. Processors inject them with a limited amount (now 3 per cent) of basting solution which is later released throughout the meat as the bird is roasting. It improves the poultry's texture and flavor. The solutions range from straight butter to mixtures of oil and water in various por tions. Oils used are those normally found in margarine, such as cottonseed, soy, co conut, o r corn oil. Basting solutions may also contain turkey broth, plus ad ded flavoring and preserving ingredients and anti-oxtdant agents. USDA, approves the selves." Before ixittin g your child to ted fo r the night, M rs . Johnson recommends n u kin g sure ti e child has had a good d in n e r, some lovuig attention such is a bedtim e s to ry , and pert aps a nice bath. "M o s t im p o rta n t," M r s . Johnson em p ha si.es, " i s d u t ch ild re n need to leel die s ie c ia l v arm th that comes fro m knowing someone re a lly c.ires about th e m ." I he c h ild re n at t ie VOA Day N u rse ry and k in d e r garten (which includes eight fu ll-tim e teachers, aides and a reg istere d nurse on the staff) are fed a hot break fast and lunch each day and are taught to take care of th e ir le rs o n a l iixe a ra n ce , tie shoes, e tc . I h e y are also (aught table m anners and le arn crea tive dungs in cla ss. (Xitside, le h in d tie fa c ility , is a large playground complete w ith slide, swings and o t t e r playground equip m ent. I ‘ e ch ild re n also have i m e rry -g o -ro u n d H e re , w h ile the sta lf is kept on its own me rry -g o -ro u n d super visin g and in stru ctin g tie c h ild re n . I t e le s t p a n is t ie staff m em bers love t le u w o rk. \ id w hen w o rking w tth ch ild re n , M rs . Johnson w ill te ll you, there is nothing m e r e important than love. The VOA Day N u rse ry and k in d e rg a rte n o |« ia te s from 6:30 a jn . to 5:30 pa n. five Jays |e r week. C h ild ren from 2-1/2 to b years are grouped by both age and in te re sts. 30 Range with Infinite Heal Controls Your Best Value In Hut the o p e ra tio n , th ro u g h n o one s f a u lt . tu rn e d o u t to be a fa ilu re G e ra ld d u H sued the d o s to r o n g ro u n d s o l breach o f c o n tra c t \ n d . even th o u g h the d o c to r had done n o th in g w ro n g m e d ica ltx. the c o u rt ru le d th a t G e ra ld had a good case \ d o t lo r . lik e an engineer o r a c a rp e n te r, can m ake a legally b in d in g gu a ra n te e if he is so i n clin e d \ e v ertheless. since m e d icin e is n o t an e xa ct science, th is seldom happens L o u rts p o in t o n , th a t d o cto rs o fte n d o and should g o e th e ra p e u tic reassurance” to th e ir p a tie n ts w ith o u t in te n d in g to m ake a p o sitive gu aran tee I he doe to r 's reassurance th .it his p a tie n t w ill be a ll r ig h t.” said one c o u rt, ‘ ’ m ust n o t be c o n verted in to .1 b in d in g p rom ise by the d isa p p o in te d or the q u a rre l some In a n o th e r case, a d o c to r re m a rk e d to his p a tie n t th a t a c e r ta in tre a tm e n t w o u ld "m ake a new m an o u t ot vou ” W hen the tre a tm e n t was trie d w ith less th a n co m p le te success, th is p a tie n t to»» cla im e d dam ages lo r breach o f con tras t Hut the c o u rt fo u n d n o basis lo r lia b ility I he judg e said n o reasonable p a tie n t w o u ld read in to the dos to r's c o m m e n t a posi- liv e assurance th a t be w o u ld in deed becom e .1 new m an \ special p ro b le m has arisen in c o n n e c tio n w ith s te riliz a tio n procedures tha t fa il ,0 p revent the la te r c o n c e p tio n and b irth o f .1 c h ild I ven assum ing th a t the d o c to r has given a fir m g u a ra n tee has the p a tie n t a c tu a lly s u f fered any ha rm by ha vin g a babv * Some c o u rts have sim ply re c o ile d a, the idea th a t a baby is .1 lia b ility at least, if m o th e r and c h ih l are healths D e rivin g one such c la im , a judg e said I he cost was o u tw e ig h e d by the blessing.” Automatic Cooking IT'S YOURS T h is C rncr.il K i r i l i n range fe .ilu re s ( '. i l r i ’il surface u n its w ith in fin ite h r .it m n tr n ls le ts you selei t p is l the r ig h t " te m p e r.itlire every lim e I .urge s i/e (H e ll w ith e x te rm r lig h t s w itc h .m il p ic tu re w in d o w 1 hei k to o k mg progress w ith o u t op en ing the oven d o o r ( q u ip p e d w ith .m lo m .itii oven tim e : 1 lo i k .im l m in u te tim e r EASY MOHTHL Y PA YMENTS 3 ? a ï7 ïl7S SH O P 9 TO 9 M O N THRU FBI SA T T il 6 |O o i» d Sun I 30th and S E DIVISION • 234-9351 \ p u h li« w r r v n r fe a tu re * <»f th e V in r r n ’(in B a r l-*«4MiMli<»ri a n d th e O r e g o n > t a t r B a r ^ m m i j a t m n W r i l t r n Io W i l l B r r u a r d . c l ‘* - \m e ric a n B ar X sK X 'iation ,Prices good W e d n e s d a y N o v 1 5 th ru S a tu rd a y N o v MY-TE FINE Whipping Cream Fresh neb MY-TE-FINE Tomato Juice . -..... '•moto lilK f MY-TE FINE Young Turkeys Vegetables b ird to Avoilabl« G rocery Section 32‘ 36 your We at Caldwell's welcome the opportunity to assist families with their funeral plans. CALDWELLS COLONIAL MORTUARY N . E. 14th * Sandy Blvd C A L L 2)2-4111 D A Y OR N IG H T 5 - $ 100 16 or cans 10141b Apples S I 00 Hot Dogs 6 4Q< ,b I, The finest a ll purpose grown FREE RECIPES each ■ A v a ila b le Qro< * fy Section« Extra Fancy Golden Delicious Armour Star MY-TE-FINE Butter Crust Bread Reg 35 Mb each ap p le A v a ila b le Produce Section) 3”o.::89 < 30' each A vailable D e le a te e e n Section» repm rnling Caldwell" t Colonial Mortuary. Reg 23 each 16 22 lbs Thanksgiving table S c ie n tific a lly b re d and fed to produce more ten d er w hite meat Flash frozen tO n , p in t O regon G row n p ro u d g ra c e |^ 4 ó o i 38 A v o ila b l# G ro c e ry Section» USDA Grade A Top Frost 12 oz pkg In a recent study, a group of 75 female lawyers, archi tects and physicians perceived their mothers as it« parent who motivated their Interest in pursuing careers as pro fessionals. Prelim inary results of the study, conducted In the Wash ington, D . C. area, were reported by scientists from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Develop ment at a meeting of the American Psychological Ai soclatlon. According to the in- vestigators.^the women felt that their mothers were every bit as bright, competent and ambitious as their fathers, tu t were unfulfilled in their expreaaloo of these qualities. T hey also felt that their parents had placed m ore value on their academic achieve ment than on moral, social and phyaical characteristics. Reg 71‘ c r e jm , g u a ra n te e d to w h ip A d d y th a t g o u rm e t ♦ o u c h t o d e s y e rts Reg to 79' ‘It’s thoughtful and sensible to pre-arrange funerals,” says Mrs. Jessie Henson, 1 8 e «¿^»Thanksgiving solutions under regulations for Federally inspected tur keys now. Read the labels carefully so you'll know what you’ re buying. USDA protects consumers, in this way, from having to pay fo r unnecessary liquid additives. Why t«y basted turkeys? Maybe more consumers want them. According to USDA figures last year (1971) one third of the nation's turkey crop was processed and m ar keted as self-basters. But, while they can be more tender and flavorful-and more con venient- tliese birds may also cost more. The three per cent of bast ing m aterial also means that the unbasted bird is that much lighter than il you wanted to ,buy one without this con venience label. Mothers credited ittH * ¿ W U tJ u a y j GET READY FOR HOLIDAY BAKING G e ra ld u a s a b o rn skep tic W hen a d o c to r x u g g v s io l surgerv fo r the s tilln e s s in his le ft a rm . G et ahi d e m and ed .1 Hat gu aran tee 0 ! g o txl results I he d o e lo r, c o n fid e n t o f success, gave the g u a r Black teachers serve children Jessie Mae Johnson f ir s t came to w ork fo r the V olun te e rs of A m erica in I'M? as a p a rt-tim e teacher, w ith 12 yea rs ot previous elem en tary teaching experience in M is s is s ip p i. In N33 she was prom oted fro m fu ll-tim e teacher to su p e rviso r of the e n tire Day N ursery and k in dergarten operation, heading a staff of lb people. She is s t ill there today, it 234 S j i . 7th, and as dedu ite I as e v e r to seeing to it that the ch ild re n in her care (od to 70 on the average a r e given good m eals, love, naps and outlets fo r th e ir energ ies. D aisy Mae Dickson was h ired by M rs . Johnson in 1945 and is going on le r 27th year at the Day N u rs e ry . M rs . D ic k s o n started as a teacher’ s aide, got m ore edu cation, and then became a fu ll-tu n e accredited teacher. >he is in charge of the pro gram fo r the fo u r-y e a r-o ld s . \n interesting note on M rs . Johnson and M rs . D ickson is that they knew each oth er m M e rid ia n , M is s is s ip p i w le re they were rasied — and met again here in Portland at the same church they were each attending. M rs . D ickson’ s love and dedication to c h il dren are illu s tra te d in ttie the three children she raised a lte r a daughter died at an e a rly age. M rs . Johnson has some strong feelings, alter all these years of experience, on raising children, she says that "children must not feel that tlie world is made for them alone. I ley must learn to give something of them- id r e Today! A vailable Bakery Section« JOYCE MARIE ABRAHAM TmevTOuaTityTniocoTate™ Imported King Size Portland g irl flies M iss Joyce Ma rie Abraham, daughter of Albert Abraham, J r „ 4203 N . Vancouver Ave nue, and M rs . BeulahM .Hunt ington, 2626 N . W illis Blvd., has become aUmted A iri,in e * stewardess. Following completion of lier training at the company's stewardess school near Chi cago, Illino is, st« now flies aboard aircraft out of Chi cago. In becoming a stewardess she has entered a profession pioneered by United in May, 1930. Miss Abraham is a graduate of Grant High School and at tended Portland State Univer sity p rio r to serving aloft. When w in te r comes Before the nights become uncomfortably cool In autumn you should consider lifting your favorite plants from tha garden and repotting them to return to the houee for w inter. Caution la advlewd liowever, becauee UJS. Department of Agriculture ecientleta eay it ttiey are diaeaeed or Infested with lnsecte-do not r e t u r n them to die house. Some plants a re difficult to lift and prepare for winter growth indoors. Don't bother to fix geraniums, lantana, and fkishlas - it's le tte r to raise new plants from summer cuttings than to try to repot. In some cases. Cadbury Bars Reg 45' each 00 3 S1 Reg 47' eoch W bags A vailable V ariety an d G ard en Center« each Choose from a wide selection of records by your favorite artists. 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