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MALES REPRESENTATIVE
AO JUNCT PROFESSOR
For our international com
puny. You must have 1 yr.
direct outside sales expert
ence and want an oppor
tu n ity w ith an e x c e lle n t
future. We give a complete
training program, salary com
mission and bonus plan, and
an excellent benefit package.
For an immediate interview ,
please call:
Wanted to teach parttim e in
Sociology Ile p t. during Fall
A Spring semesters, 1973-74,
College teaching experience
preferred. Send resume to
Paul E. Howard
Acting chairman. Sociology
Department
Linfield College
McM innville, Ore. 97218
Mr. W rig h t
Experienced on tingle or
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WHITE STA6
Dated and firs t published
this 11th day of May. 1973.
Charles, Patterson, Personal
Representative. K u rt Schles
inger. A tto rn e y, K eller A
Glaze, A ttorneys at Law.
1000 Crown Plaza. Portland.
M anufacturing Co.
5100 M Korney 0<«*R
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Open 9:30
a jn . to 9:00 p jn .
D ally.
Sundays: Noon to 4:00 p jn .
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73 N.E. M orris. 288 9145.
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graduates
The D e tro it Chapter of the
National Dunbar High School
Alum ni of L ittle Rock. Ar
kansas, is sponsoring a re
union of all the graduation
classes to be held in D etroit,
Michigan. August 2 5, 1973.
The site of this gala occasion
w ill be the Howard Johnson
Motor Iatdge at West Grand
Roulevard and Third Avenue.
The extravaganza is given
in honor and trib u te to the
school (Dunbar High) that
was closed by the governor
of Arkansas during the fight
for integration.
Dunbar High has to its
credit more than 15,000 grad
uates over the years and we
are expecting all of these,
worldwide, to gather in De
tro it for the event August
25, 1973.
We are very
proud of our school and we
w ill be very proud to see
you, its graduates, there.
Don W alters is Chairman
of the D e tro it Chapter of
Dunbar High School Alumni,
and Ronnie E. Robinson is
Publication Chairman.
For
fu rth e r inform ation about this
coming event, w rite or con
tact:
Ronnie E. Robinson,
2999 Calvert, D etroit, Michi
gan 48206. or call 1 313 867
0559.
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Radio YSOL
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C all: 287-2658 o r
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PORTLAND THRIFT
STORE
5620 N. E. Union. 287-09D
Clothing, funiture. etc.
at give -a-w ay prices
Misc. Lumber and
Fireplace wood
CALL
288-6555
Baldwin Sanitation
FOR BARGAINS
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An evening of dance, music
and puppetry w ill be pre
sented at the Jewish Com
m unity Center on Saturday,
May 26.
The performing
groups. Early Music Calliope.
W illiams’ Toy Theater and
the Portland Dance Theater,
w ill take the occasion to an
nounce the formation of Ore
gon Performers Alliance, a
new association of performing
artists in Portland.
Performances w ill be con
tinuous from 7:30 p.m.. w ith
Renaissance and Baroque
music for the lute and harp
sicord by the Calliope, pup
petry performances by the
Williamses, and a variety of
dance pieces, including a
Gym Event, by the Dance
Theater. Admission w ill be
$3.00 for adults. $1.50 for
students and children.
Dean's lx>ck & Key
Complete lock service
A ll work guaranteed
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Res. 236 5232
3519 N.E. Union Ave.
HAUGEN AUTOMOTIVE
2203 NE Union Avenue
282-2266
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR
AND
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M.J. Evers Typing Ser
vice.
Call 287 73841.
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PAIGE’S PHARMACY
2701 NE 7th
284-4656
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U n ite d M edical Labora
tories announces a profes
sional open house at its
Portland facility. 6060 N.E.
112th. Sunday, May 20. 1973.
from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Physicians, laboratory d ir
ectors and other specialists
in medicine w ill receive per
sonal invitations to be guests
of the company at seminars,
tours and a buffet luncheon
on that day.
U n ite d M edical Labora
tories. the 20 year old mail
order clinical diagnostic facil
ity, was acquired in October
of 1972 by In te rn a tio n a l
Chemical and Nuclear Cor
poration. a California based
firm .
U M L serves physicians
throughout the world. The
open house is being held to
introduce U M L to those w ho
live and w ork in its im
mediate locale.
3716 NE UNION AVE.
Expert Tailoring
Phone 281-3652
3300 N. WILLIAMS AVE.
John H. EUls
311
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meals to shut ins. Hours to
meet vour schedule.
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laaves and F ishes. 288 8351.
Mrs. Iva Yarn«, Imp lay men t Manager
Good Samaritan Hospital and Medical Canter
1015 N.W. 22nd Ave., Portland, Ora. 9 7 2 1 0
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Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been
appointed Personal Hepre
sentative of the above estate
and has qualified. A ll pei
sons having claims against
said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same
w ith proper vouchers w ithin
four months from this date
at 1000 Crown Plaza. Port
land. Oregon.
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Notice to interested persona
in the circu it court of the
State of Oregon for the
County of Multnomah, De
partment of probate, no.
118960.
SEWIN6
MACHINE
OPERATORS
Equal Opportunity Em ployrr
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Equal O pportunity Employer
224 7:140.
Thursday, May 10, 197i
Portland w ill be among 20
major United States cities
holding demonstrations on
Saturday. May 26. which has
been proclaimed as African
Liberation Day.
A march
and rally are planned, spon
sored by the Portland A fri
can Liberation Day Com
mittee. Also there w ill be a
liberation dance to help raise
$50,000 nationally through
the United African Appeal to
support the liberation move
ments in southern Africa.
A march is planned for
1:00 p.m. starting at Dawson
Park located on N.E. W il
liams and Stanton Street.
Demonstrators w ill march to
Irvin g Park where activities
are scheduled for the entire
day.
The program w ill
include speakers, music pro
vided by local bands, food
and cultural displays.
l-ast year’s African Libera
tion Day march attracted
more than 25,000 persons to
the nation's capital.
2.000
people are the expectation
for the Portland march.
Seattle has been selected
as one of our cities, outside
of the State of Alaska, to
hold public hearings on use
of 80 million acres of public
lands in Alaska, which the
Secretary of the In te rio r
withdrew in 1972 as “ na
tional interest lands” .
The Joint F e d e ra l-S ta le
Iaind Use Planning Commis
sion for Alaska invites public
participation at the two-day
public bearing which w ill be
held at the Eames Theater.
P a cific S c ie n c e C e n te r.
Seattle. Washington, on May
25 26. The session w ill begin
at 10 a.m. on the firs t day,
and at 8 a.m. on May 26.
Those persons or organiza
lions interested in p a rtiri
paling in the hearing should
w rite or call the Northwest
Federal Regional Council Of
fice. Arcade Plaza Building.
1321 Second Avenue, Seattle,
Washington, or phone l206)
442 1593.
The N o rth e a s t Y W C A
Community Relations Com
mittee is sponsoring a garage
sale on May 19 from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m., at 2105 N.E. Ains
w orth.
Proceeds from the
sale go to help send North
east girls to W estwind, the
YWCA camp on the coast.
The Northeast Y Teen
girls w ill help w ith the sale.
Hot dogs, coffee and punch
w ill be on sale at noon.
The nine graduates of Long
Creek high school in Grant
County w ill hear Senator
Mark Hatfield speak at grad
uation exercises Sunday,
May 20 at 2 p.m.
Long Creek is located 30
miles north of John Day and
has 60 students enrolled in
the seventh through tw elfth
grades.
T h is w ill he H a tfie ld 's
second graduation address in
this community of 190 resi
dents.
As Governor he spoke at
the school's 1966 commence
ment.
Health careers educators
th r o u g h o u t Oregon and
Southern W ash in g to n w ill
meet on the U niversity of
Oregon Medical School cam
pus Friday. May 18. as part
of a continuing program to
determine the most effective
methods of meeting the needs
of m inority students in nur
sing.
Sponsored by the Univer
sity of Oregon School of
Nursing and the nursing de
partments of Chemeketa and
Portland community colleges,
the day long workshop is
designed to assist faculty
members in recognizing those
factors and attitudes which
may inhibit or promote learn
ing by m inority stud» nts.