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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1973)
Page 4 P o rü a n d /O b e e rw s r T hursday, M a rc h 1, 1973 Garment factory financed T H E p » l F I F C is a p rim e scene s te a le r on the spring fashion beat. H e re , a soft turquoise shade in B r ie f Top panty hose by Burlington blends subtly with a turquoise sw eater of pigtab y a m and a matching w rap s k irt trim m ed w ith white le a th e r. A sc a rf of turquoise and w hite, and w hite shoes complete the tone-on-tone harm ony. The B r ie f Top panty hose design, just a smidg eon of panty w ith high sided legs is a i u r p e rfo rm e r w ith a ll spring’ s short, leg revealing s k in s . Science building holds open house One of the Northwest's foremost science education facilities will be open to the public Sunday. March 4, when Portland State Uni versity hosts an "action" open house in its new Sci ence II Building from 2 to 5 p.m. The $7 million. 219.000 square foot comtemporary structure, completed in fall. 1971, is headquarters for PSU’s College of Science, a nine-departm ent com plex with offices, laboratories and classrooms in the adjacent Science I Building and two other structures on campus. All laboratories will be in operation and classes will be in session during the open house, according to Assist int Dean Erwin F. Lange Special displays, demonstra tions and films are also scheduled, and students may discuss educational and ca reer goals with PSU faculty members and students. Special features will in clude a glass-blowing dem onstration with free souve nirs; laboratory e x p e r i ments; with lasers, compu ters and the LEM lander; air-track e x p e r i m e n t s ; “Physics for Fun"; a demon stration of the electron mi croscope; and displays of fossils, rocks, minerals, rock saws and a student-built seismograph. The Science II Building itself is an attraction. De signed for flexibility, it has demountable walls between laboratories and m ovable partitions within the rooms, so they can be altered at will. Pipes and conduits lor utilities are built into the demountable walls, with con nections capped off at inter vals in the main corridor walls. The seven-story building is entirely ventilated by fresh air. Axial flow fan? can circulate 285,000 cubic feet of air per minute - enough to heat or cool 250 average size homes. An 869- ton air conditioning system can remove enough warm air in 24 hours to melt 869 tons of ice. Tours of these climate control facilities will be con ducted at hourly intervals during the three-hour open house. Both the Science II and Science I buildings are loca ted on the northwest corner of PSU's downtown campus. The Earth Sciences Depart ment across the park blocks in Cramer Hall will also be open to visitors. Hot Buttered Rum E T J jY l DENTAL PLATES M ODEFN PARTIAL PLATES AND EXTRACTIONS a Keep off the c h ill this win te r w ith hot d rinks old and new. Hot Buttered Rum is a tradition al fa v o rite , but the following recipe is a new ly worked out version which gains in fla v o r fro m the ad dition of d ark ru m . If preparing the drinks fo r company, you can have the mugs set out with th e ir spices in advance, then complete tne d rin k s w ith the addition of warm ed rum and boiling wa te r. Hot Buttered Rum 2 whole cloves 2 whole allspice 1 short stick cinnamon Put the cloves, a lls p ic e , stick cinnamon and sugar in a mug o r glass and add a tablespoonful o r two of boil ing w a te r. Combine the rums in a sm all saucepan and heat but do not boil. Pour rum s in to spice m ix tu re , fillin g mug o r glass with boiling w ater and im m ediately add b utter. Sprinkle with ground cinna mon, if wanted. M akes 1 serving. •re •■trectod • P v tb lP h tM SLEEP DURING EXTRACTIONS m m m pwtotwm n<vtn tv M M S T tn a AMSTWnST r am ran ant fam *■ SMOrtOT HOMS: WMbdenliJemSM StMre^rijOMimo M AMOnTrntTMCBSMT DR JEFFREY BRADY DENTIST SÍMIER BUILDING S A ]rd 4 M o rru o n P o rt'rtn d Phone: - 228 7545 Call On Us the total communications people, for the best communications system in the world —and then some. © On March 8. 1908 women in New York marched for the right to unionise and the right to vote; the day was declared International worn en'a Day in 1910. Today women are struggling for childcare, implementation of the Supreme Court decision on abortion, and passage of the Equal Rights Amend ment. In celebration of International Women's Day the Portland International Women's Day Coalition is planning two days of events focusing on issues of import ance to women. Schedule of Pacific Northwest Bell Events Wednesday. March 7. Have Women Always Been the Second Sex? Evelyn Reed. Internationally known femi nist anthropolofial. author of Problems ’ l l Women's liberation. An Answer ta the Naked Ape, etc.. Room 338. Smith Center. PSU. 12:00 noon. Working Women and His tory of International Wo men’s Day. Artha Adair. A m a l g a m a t e d Clothing Workers: Julia Rutila. Wo men's Auxiliary, I.L.W.U.; Room 338 Smith Center, PSU. 3:00 p.m. The Childcare Crisis ir Oregon, A Public Hearing. Helen Gordon; Andy Wise logle, Staff of Latch Key Daycare Program; Beverly Van Tassel. President o, Parents Advisory B o a r d . YMCA Latch Koy Childcare Project; Marsha Andrews. M e t r o p o l i t a n Area 4-C Council; Theano Mouritides. International Women's Day Coalition (Moderator), Room 338. Smith Center. PSU, 7:30 p.m. Thu rsday, M arch 8. Portland Women's Groups Rooms 139 B and C. Smith Memorial Center. Tables and Infor mation Booths. Informal dis cussion. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Abortion Rights - Mean ing of the Supreme Court Decision. Carol Hewitt. At torney, Member of Equal Rights Alliance; Rita Mo ran. Oregon Women's Abor t i o n Tribunal Committee. Smith Center. Room 327, 12:00 noon. P r e te n tio n by PSU Women's Union • Women's Studies Group. Room 327 Smith Center, 3:00 p.m. Men are welcome at all «vents except he Thursday evening p o t l u c k . Free childcare will be available except during the Thursday picket line, when parent! are encouraged to b r i n g children. Call 234 8703 or 229 4474 for further information. America loves w hat the Colonel cooks "In fin g e r lickin’ good " Buy it by the Box Bucket or Barrel N e Cutbacks in Child C are Picket l-ine at the Federal Perfect for P arties, Picnics, Lunch, or Dinner Courthouse. 6th and Main to protest cuts made by the federal government in social services. 4:30 p.m. Women's Potluck Dinner International S p e a k e r s - Bring food for yourself and a friend lor donation). An evening of discussion with women from a r o u n d the world, music, poetry and sisterhood. Women only. Take It Home, Eat It Here, or In Your C a r See Yellow Pages for Store Nearest You THE 1 I ‘ FAMILYÄ LAWYER X Contract for Lifetime Care “ You get everything I own. In return, 1 get complete care for the rest of my life.” In effect, this was the agree ment that an elderly widower made with a retirement home. And when he died a few years later, the management put in a claim for his remaining asaeti. However, the man's relatives went to court with an objection. “This was gambling, pure and simple," they argued. “ No one knew how many year, he would live. N o one knew how much property he would have when he died. And gambling contracts are illegal.” W att Watchers Kids, heres your chance to help everybody—you, your parents and your friends PGE is having a Col oring Contest fo r Junior Watt Watchers to show you some of the ways all of us can save electricity When you enter the contest, you become a PGE Junior Watt Watcher 1 tsp. sugar Boiling w ater 1 1 /2 oz. light rum 1 /2 oz. dark rum 1 tsp. butter o r m a rgarine Ground cinnamon, optional. Immediate Restorations • D w td P k to s A $300.000 loan agreement was signed today at National Bank of North America pro viding financing for the first significant all-Black owned and operated company in tha garment industry. The company, to be known aa Biella. Ltd., is being headed by Marques Haynes who was a very successful entrepreneur with his own Fabulous Magician basketball team. He has since sold the team to the Harlem Globe trotters and is now starring with that group. He has also successfully operated other business enterprises. "This loan." said National Bank of North America ex ecutive vice president Lawr ence A. Meyers, "is tht largest ever made by out Business Opportunity Loan Division and is a major step forward in our effort to provide financing for minor ity group businessmen seek ing to enter the mainstream of American business life. "Marques Haynes has been successful as an athlete, sports promoter, and in oth er business endeavors. I believe that with Biella. Ltd., he will create a viable enter prise in the garment indus try." A ssociated with Mr. Haynes in this enterprise is a leading Black designer and a Black sales executive who will head up the firm's sell ing efforts. Both are exper ienced and well known in the garment industry. Biella's design and mar keting of women's apparel will be dircted at inner city department stores. The com pany will focus its attention on the hundreds of cities that have a substantial Black copulation. Women of the world, unite----------- and you receive a free kit that tells you how to conserve energy It re minds you to mak9 sure all win dows and doors are closed when the furnace or air condition er is running, to leave oven doors closed when the oven is on. to use only the lights you need in each room Watt Watchers tu rn o f f the TV when nobody is going to watch Wati Wbstwo leave the TV running when nobod/ is watching rh But the court u w nothing ille gal about the contract. Finding it no more of a gamble than an insurance policy, the court said the law had no objection so long as both parties understood what they were doing. In most cases, contracts for lifetime care have been upheld as lawful and reasonable. Court! aay they serve a useful purpose for those who want the security of a safe haven in their declining years. N o r does the contract become invalid just because it happens o work out better for one tide han the other. In one cate, a retirement home got a financial windfall because a relatively young resident, after paying a large membership fee, died within a few months. In another case, a retirement home tried to back out of its con tract after paying hospital ex penses for an ailing resident for more than four year,. But in both caaes, despite com plaints, the courts ruled that a deal was a deal and had to be carried out. Still, a contract might be in validated by deception. One re tirement home carefully avoided telling an incoming resident that he was signing over sll of his property. In this case, after the man died, his property was held to be long to hia children, not to the home. The court said h could not fairly enforce an agreement on which there was no ' meeting of the m'ttds.” A public service feature o f the Am erican B ar A u o riatio n and the Oregon .State B ar Associa tion. W ritte n by W ill Bernard. J Color Mr. Watt Waster and Mr. Watt Watcher. Fill in coupon and mail entry to PGE RULES: Youngsters from 5 through 12 years of age are eligible to enter PGE's Junior Watt Watcher's Coloring Contest There are three categories — 5 through 7, 8 through 10 and 11 through 12 year olds There are six different cartoons in the series—but you Portland General Electric Company Providing clean energy for a better life There are lots of ways you can help Mom and Dad save energy and money And you can enjoy all the benefits of the better life e le c tricity brings So enter PGE s Col oring Contest and loin the Junior Watt Watchers You II have tun with PGE s Junior Watt Watcher s Kit V® only have to color one. Each age group and each cartoon subject will be judged separately and best entries in each age category will receive award ribbons and will be displayed in the Hall of Electricity atOMSI All entries become the property of Portland General Electric Company Sorry, no entries can be returned Decision of the judges is final Children of PGE employes and its advertising agency not eligible to win PGE is not responsible for entries in transit and entries must be postmarked before May 1. 1973 to be eligible Entry blanks also available at PGE offices All entries receive a PGE Junior Watt Watcher's Kit. PGE Contest Headquarters P O Box 1460. Portland. Oregon 97207 □ Here is my Coloring Contest entry Send me my tree Junior Watt Watcher's Kit □ I am not entering the Coloring Contest so will not be eligible tor an award, but send me the free Junior Watt Watcher’s Kit I am interested in conservation Age Name — Address State I I ( P I M M K not)
