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cun/F/eo ml gÏÏàtiïM PB»I’S BOTTLE SHOP L e i PEPI'S BOTTLE SHOP by your laaadquartnrs lot champagne, wines, mixers . . . at tha lowest orlnee in town. Lloyd Center — Next to the Liquor Store, PEPI's one and only store. Open 9:30 a jn . to 9:00 p jn . Dally. Sundays: Noon to 4:00 pjn. Ö». 281-2731 W A IT J IJ 8 T A S E C O N D What are you looking for? A job? What kind of job? Do you really know what you want? Does it make good sense to find out first, then go after it? I can help you through career orientation and life planning. For more info call Thomas Cantrell. 256 1780. Objective Orients tion ConnaeUng 2324 S B. 122nd NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPfCIALTY We (Uve MINOS MSAMtS-NO CMAMM n c x -o r a DCuvcBY P IA N O or O RG AN L E 8 8 O N 8 I ete st and modern method guarantees that you can learn to play either instrument. For information, please call 287-1634. 2B2-B361 3954 N . W I l i u m s A v e . “Yee’ve Tried The Rest, New Try The Best* N e A I A w ee F» A w Ä lw IO n C IG f^ D »! * » AA A MALE will share 2 bdrm lux ury apt. w/worklng Man, any race. No drug uses please. r> O p n « T O f Call 696-1417 • DIAL-A-JOB VOLUNTEER Drivers needed to deliver meals to shut ins. Hours to meet your schedule. Call PAUL KNAULS Leaves and Fishes, 288 8351. is the Exclusive Distribute! for the State of Oregon for a good easy-marketing product. M o s t re a s o n a b le shop in town ii.?:: m i— CARLOS Make $200.00 or more a week in your spare time. Dealer ship available. Inquire at: 2 6 0 9 N. V ancouver Ave. 2 8 7 -8 5 2 9 Rug C le a n in g D C S F C L IA N EXTRACTION a« ** i in** GENTLE. SANITARY. ECONOBMCAL STAYS CLEAN LO N O IR _ . _ REST FOR WATER A W O K E DAMAGE GENEVA’S SOIL IS ACTUALLY IMTRACTIO |(J T $ C R u M f 0 O EEPfR INTO THE CARRE T O«e e»w’««>oo.«e warned e «w^oeni . OlRT OtSAFRE ARS SC F O R I YOU ru w " r > CONFIDENCE IN A THOROUGH JOS A special Saturday gym nasties program will be of fered al Portland State Uni versity w i t h registration beginning March 31 at 10 a.m. in the PSU gym. The program offers lessons for both beginners and ad vanced students under the guidance o f Randy Car r u t h e r s. PSU gymnastics coach, and members of his varsity gymnastics t e a m , lesson s for students age 13 WO OM A N A N T I I THAT * O U « C A 8 H T W IL L SO C L lA e e tO M T T B A T H A N IT *» ■ VB A BOON CL I AMO O O B F O O I 3 1 0 3 FINE CARS FOB FREE ÍSTIMATE PHONE 288-6137 287-6645 3103 N.E. Union Ave. Henderson SPECIALS Printing Company Personnel . Printing to meat your needs: envelopes prOg Om, PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL sctmrcrri i n x m u r v i »»»i /< i wt r u p to » « < » « t M P to v« 221-0034 newsletters », , pam phlets «9 Plymouth. PS.PB. 11 & D ....................................»898 CALL Richards & THE PROFESSIONALS Richards professional placement by 283-2486 fliers M 1 $ .W I WASM8MOTOM 1 288-8851 1007 M 70 Maverick. 2 dr............... .....................................»1467 65 Cbev 2 Dr. HT. R & H, 4 speed, mag wheels. ...................................... $«9« l MOAOW AY Newer models to choose from F IN D US F A S T IN THE. . . LÉ O 2 8 2 -2 2 8 1 business cards Typesetting at moderate cost 2201 N. Killingsworth S W A R T -S T Y L IS H _____________ W a th in k th e ta ring ! are rea lly la y in g lo m a - th ln g . 1« y o u d o n 't «graa, u n d 'am back - to r a fu ll re fu n d . N o q u a itto n i «»kad.............. B IR T H S T O N E LAdK8 R lr îN tla n d R in « » «Ortin« »Ihrer W SoUO ■ 41 IL ■ l i t i ZEAPPELLy" CA B IS ° P - 1949 orn in the backwoods of and over are from 9 to 11 a.m.. and for those under 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the PSU Health and Physcial Education Building. SW 10th and Hall Streets. Fee for the nine week ses sion is «20 per student. Students must supply their own clothing and towel. For further details contact Carruthers through the PSU Physical Education Depart ment. 229 4401. GUARANTEE 4228 N. Williams posters um» iiti ' iiiffni..... rMiiTHTnnniinii| Community Calendar Î Body and Fender Repair L o u is iana , MR HUDDIE LEDBETTER WAS A WAN DERING LABORER FOR FORTY YEARS/ h E BOASTED HE COULD PICK A HALF TON OF COTTON A DAY » NEARLY SIX FEETTALL R IN G S ! Men*« N k th e te n e R in « I I Reel lO C e re t G e l« F ille * - N o 4 1 2M -S 7.S S Yow r oe«4nnino on earth he« « «peclei B lrth - »tone o f th et tim e. G o ld M edal bring» you m en-m ede »tone« «o » tu n n ln « w ith »uch d a i t lln « co lo r th at yo u m ust be th r ille d o r you r m o n ey beck. A ll »tone« ere »peclelly Im p o r te d *h d p ro fessionally «et by hand in to «olid »te rlln e «liver fo r w o m en . Reel 10 caret «old - fille d fo r m en..................... . ............................................ lesu s onihe CROSS s I I clearly and v iv id ly th o w n In thl» q u a lity C R U C IF I X R IN G T h a w o rk m a m h lp l i »o good vou w ill ba pro u d to wear 1« and m o w It lo r year»............................. AND SOLID MUSCLE z HE BECAME WORLD - j FAMOUS SINGING THE AUTHENTIC FOLK SONGS OF THE DEEP SOUTH/THOUGH HE NEVER STUDIED MUSIC, HE HAD MANY RE CORDS TO HIS CREDIT,----- MANY CONCERTS, TV AND RADIO SHOWS, and m a ny c h a r ity and b e n e f it s ho w s / P L A IN B A N O - lO K t . 3 o ld F ille d th in wad- ding band alw ays In good t a il« ....... .. ........... N o .1 3 0 - » 1 9 9 7 huraday March 22, 1973 Page 7 Hines enters Portland m eet The year was 196« and Jim Hines was on top of the track world. ELECTRICAL He was the new "World's CONSTRUCTION Fastest Human", and nobody APPRENTICESHIP questioned it. Well, maybe Charlie Greene going into THE METRO ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP COMMITTEE the Olympic Games in Mexi co City, but certainly not ANNOUNCES THAT ALL APPLICATIONS FOR ELEC afterward. TRICAL APPRENTICESHIP SHOULD BE COMPLETED The Oakland, California, A N D RECEIVED IN THIS OFFICE BY APRIL 20, 1973. sprinter had set the world 100 meter record at 9.9, APPLICATIONS o re a v a ila b le w e e k d a y s a l the joining Green and Ronnie M e tro o ffic e fro m 8:30 a m. to 5 p .m ., 601 NE Ray Smith in the first ever sub-10.0 clocking at Sacra Everett, P o rtlan d, O re For fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n c a ll mento. the M e tro n u m b e r, 233-5413. Three times he ran 10.0 in the Olympic Trials. No one A n Equal O p p o rtu n ity is p ro v id e d in th e Electrical beat him. A p p re n tic e s h ip Program . The pattern was to con tinue as Hines ran back to back 10.0s to gain the finals in the high altitude of Mexico ZONING ASSISTANT I City. There was little doubt Questions or Complaints who would win. about employment agencies? $812 943. Prepares & main Hines did not disappoint, tains land use zoning maps & Any person having problems running another 9.9. the only assists in processing of zone man in history to crack the in dealing with an employ changes. MIN QUAL: High impregnable 10.0 b a r r i e r ment agency should contact srh. grad or GED plu. 1 yr. twice. He was the Olympic the Oregon Wage and Hour exper. in land use zoning champion. Several d a y s Division. Bureau of Labor. practices, property descrip later he came from behind to 1480 SW 5th. Room 40« tions & mapping OK 3 yrs anchor the U.S. 400 meter Phone 229 5601. exper. in land use zoning relay team to victory. practices, etc. OK 2 yrs coll, But the youngster faced with major in above men the delemma every track and tinned or closely r e l a t e d field performer prior to this field OR 1 yr. coll, with year has faced. Where to major work in related sub turn? Bob Hayes made it in jects plus 1 yr. exper. in land pro football, so Hines tried. use zoning nractices. etc. OP He made the Miami Dolphin grad, from roll, with subjects roster, but that's all. related to zoning, u r b a n Since then he's bounded ■ 2 2 7 -5 8 2 8 plan., etc. EXAM: April 13. around, unable to play regu APPLY: Before 5 pm March ■ k aiser — perm anent Em larly. 30. Multnomah County Civil «■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ol But the still youthful 26 Service. 510 SW Montgo year old speedster may be mery, Portland. Ore. able to regain that "World's Fastest Human" title after all. The International Track CLIANING WORKS ONE DAY SBIVICE Portland/! («server r a M N O A O lM lN T R IN G - T in y tw in ilm - u lata d d ia m o n d ! ta t In to a d a in ty iw a a t »olid «terllng »liver rln g .N a .9 9 1 - 9 4 .9 9 F O R B IR T H S T O N E R IN G S , Ptaata give m o n th yo u w are b o rn ..................... Pteaae check L A D IE S ( 1 or M E N 'S ( ) Y O U R R IN G S IZ E IS i............. ................................. W rite fo r F R E E 1 9 7 3 C A T A L O G tille d w ith N aw W lga,Jew elry,G irdle» and 8 n s ,H e ir and Skin Aid» a te .................................................................. G O L D M E D A L P R O D U C TS ~ Dept 4 . Inwood. L .I..N .Y .1 1 6 9 6 The Tualatin Valle» Players will hold final performances of Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers on Friday and Saturday. March 23 and 24 at Aloha's Old Nut Loft. 17210 SW' Shaw. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. The TV Players next pro duction. Stalag 17, will open April 6th. Students new to Portland Community College may reg ister for spring term classes March 26 through 30 at either the Sylvania 112000 S.W. 49th Avenue) or Cas cade (705 N. Killingsworth! centers. Currently enrolled students will complete regis tration by appointment on March 16. prior to the spring vacation period. A variety of counseling aids are available to help students decide on the pro gram or courses best suited to their abilities and in terests. To make an appoint ment with a counselor, rail 244 6111. the PCC operators will help you. “Creative Job Search", a class designed to help people learn to look and apply for jobs, will again be offered by Portland Community College each M o n d a y beginning March 26. 7 to 10 p.m.. in room B7, Ross Island Center. Shelby Thompson, who for many years served as a counselor with the Oregon Employment Service, is the instructor. Students work on an individual basis with the help of Thompson. They may attend as many sessions as they want and enter at any time. Registration is not required; students may just drop in. A special four week “Crea live Job Search" class will be held at PCC Cascade, 705 N. Killingsworth, beginning Wednesday, March 28, in room C2, 7 to 10 p.m. The sessions are free and open to the public. For more information con tact Community Education at Cascade. 283 2541. ’ V * JIM HINES Association, the first ever pro track tour, could solve a lot of problems for the soft spoken Hines. In a football uniform. Hines was an outsider. In a track uniform, he still is one of the most feared names in the sport. All this may explain why Jim Hines is wearing a permanent smile these days. Hines will be running in the new professional Inter national Track Association iITA) track meet scheduled for Friday, March 30, at 8 p.m. at the Memorial Coli seum. Tickets are $6, $5 and $4. and are on sale at the Coliseum box office. Stevens and Sons in the Lloyd Cen ter. Meier and Frank down town and Lincoln Savings in Beaverton. FOR BARGAINS the gospel inspiration RidioYSOL 850-AM George Fitz, J r. D isc Jockey & Producer Call: 287-2658 or 771-3528 VISIT RUNYAN'S 88< STORE 3716 NE UNION AVE. PORTLAND THRIFT STORE 5621 N.E. Union. 287-09H Clothing, funiture. etc, at give -a-w ay prices ALBINA LEGAL CLINIC 2509 N. W illiams Avenue Mondays and Wednesdays 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. 284-5712 YOUR BUSINESS CAN BE LISTED IN THIS SPACE. CALL THE OBSERVER FOP DETAILS: 283-2486. DO IT TODAY. EVERY ISSUE YOU .MISS IS LOSING YOU CUSTOMERS' HAUGEN AUTOMOTIVE 2203 NE Union Avenue 282-2266 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR AND BODY AND PAINT SHOP Ellis Cleaners RENEW THE BEAUTY OF YOUR GARMENTS PAIGE’S PHARMACY 2701 NE 7th 284-4656 Expert Tailoring Phone 281-3652 3300 N . WILLIAMS AVE. Prescriptions our Specialty John H. EUls OEO and other Government Employees budgeted out of a job? - about to be We might ju3t have the open door for you! Rivergatc Personnel ALL KINOS OF X M S F O * ALL KINOe OF F lO F L i 3535 N. Lombard PHONE 2 8 9 1 i n THE PORTLAND OBSERVER P.O. Box 3137 P o rtlan d, O re g o n 97208 Please a rra n g e to h ave th e OBSERVER m a ile d to m y hom e. e jo .25 per year in the Tri-County area, a $6.00 per year elsewhere. 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