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Page 4 Portland/Obs. rver Ttairaday Juna 21. 1973 YSOL robbed of equipment Edgar Allen Reeves swings into action on KGAR Saturday afternoons. Roy J's decision to stop his weekend Soul Show was quickly laid to rest after a bombardment of calls from Oregon and Washington fans. Finally. a painless way to save. On June 14th. between the tiptoeing hours of 1:00 and 9:00 in the morning, a very particular burglar entered the offices of YSOL Radio, 2723 N.E. 7th. Oliver O'Farrel. director of the struggling, independent, com m unity-oriented radio station, said Friday June 14, "He (the burglar) was very selective. He knew exactly what he wanted and that's all he took." Apparently the thief had been in the office before the closing time of 1:00 a.m., had shut off the burglar alarm and unlocked the back window. When the Y SOL offices were closed down for the night, the thief returned with transportation and some apparent help. He stole one turntable, one cassette recorder, an open reel tape deck, sixty 45-rpm records (all the latest), sixty albums (all the latest), three speakers, and two receivers. Some of the equipment be longed to employees of YSOL who had loaned it to the station until it was able to supply it's own. The loss is estimated at approximately $2.000. The rule that no visitors will be allowed in the offices after 5:30 will now be strictly enforced, and the back win dow will be boarded up per manently. YSOL. already crippled by a shortage of funds, has been Now there’s a painless,almost f«»ol- pruuf way to save. Save-O-Matie. It works very simply. Yon tell ns how much you’d like to save each month, anil w ell transfer it from your First National checking account to your savings account. and P.H. Grand Chapter, O.E5. present Annual Promenade & B a ll Thunderbird Inn, Jantzen Beach June 23, 1973 10:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Donation • $2.50 Annual Banquet Thunderbird Inn June 24, 1973 8 00 p.m. Donation - $6.50 The public is invited badly hurt by this "un brotherly" deed. However, as an Observer reporter in terviewed Oliver O'Farrell Friday morning after the sex d iscrim inatio n House Bill 4U4 became ef fective in the State of Wash ington on June 7, 1973. This is a bill relating to the Laws against Discrimination. Basically, discrim ination has been a m atter of state concern since the early pas sage of laws covering race, color, creed, national origin and age. In 1971 the legis lature amended the law to incude non-discrimination in employment on the basis of sex. Now in 1973 discrimi nation on the bais of marital status has been declared unlawful by the lawmakers as they recently amended the Law. Marital status covers employment, credit and insurance transactions and real property transac tions. In ROY BURNETT'S VALIANTS IN VOLUME SALE! Employment - Em ployers cannot refuse to hire an applicant because a spouse works for the same company. In Housing - It is now an unfair practice to dis criminate in the course of negotiating, executing or financing a real estate trans action whether by mortgage, deed or trust, contract or other instrument imposing a lien or other security of real property or in negotiating or executing any item or ser vice related thereto including issuance of title insurance, m ortgage insurance, loan guarantee, or other aspects of the transaction. In hous ing this means that the average citizen in the market for a rental, lease or pur chase of real property, which includes ap a rtm e n ts, etc., cannot be refused on the basis of marital status. In Credit Transactions F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OF OREGON Mvmtsr I OK Oliver O'Farrell. YSOL Director, explains how the break in was planned. W ashington b ars P H. Grand Lodge, F. A A.M. Automatically. You’ll never miss the money. Hardly even realize you're saving it. U ntil, of course, you look at your savings account. It s a pleasant surprise. And completely painless! - C redit cannot be refused based on marital status. In Insurance — It is an unfair practice uni er the Washington State I; w Law Against Discrimination for ANY person, whether acting for himself (herself) or an other, in connection with an insurance transaction to fail or refuse to issue or renew insurance to any person be cause of sex, marital status, race, creed, color or national origin. Application for Credit - It is an unfair practice to use or require designation of the sex. race, creed, color or national origin of any person on ANY document concerning an application for credit in any credit transaction. New to the Law Against Discrimination is an addition which makes it possible for any person who deems that he has been injured by any act in violation of the Law Against D iscrim ination to have recourse through civil action in the courts to enjoin such respondents from fur ther violations and to recover the actual damages sustained by him or her together with the cost of suit, including a reasonable attorney's fee, or any other remedy authorized by the Law Against Dis crimination or the U.S. Civil Rights Action of 1964. break in, plans to continue the radio station w ere stronger than ever. Mr. O'Farrell has solemn faith that YSOL, though bat tered and torn, will someday succeed. Donations are very badly needed! It is our our chance, those who can spare a dime, to help YSOL keep the faith. SOFAS!! >— A Notice The Bethel AME Youth Choir will hold a car was Sa’urday, June 16th, from tn. to 5:00 p.m. at the ah»... .-tation at Weidler ind Union Avenue. "Etonomy Car S pedali ” 170-1973 Valiant Duster Sport Coupes, Valiant Scamp Hardtops and Valiant 4 Door Sedans to choose!! THE LAM EST SELECTION IN THE ENTIRE NORTHWEST ★ 3 speeds • 4 speeds - Automatics ★ Space Dusters with fold down bach seat. BUY NOW!! Lowest Prices Anywhere!! ROY BURNETT CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 'P o r tla n d ! Finest Autom otive Dealer . 2 10 N W B r o a d w a y 2 2 2 -1 8 0 1 OES teaches sports Due to public demand, the basketball-soccer clinic being offered by Oregon Episcopal Schools this summer has expanded its program. There now will be three soccer clinics offered, with starting dates scheduled for July 9,16, and 23. Each clinic will run for four days, and the funda mentals of >all handling, dribbling, and offense tactics will be stressed. Also, rules and good sportsmanship will be stressed daily. Heading the soccer clinic will be .John Hicks, varsity soccer coach at Bishop Dagwell Hall for the past five years. Hicks has led his teams to the State Finals four times. Both the basketball and soccer clinics will be open to boys between the ages of nine and fourteen. The cost for each session will be $20 and both morning and afternoon session hours are available. The basketball clinic will stress ball handling, shooting, dribbling and passing. At the end of each day there will be team competition at each grade level. Gary Craigmiles, athletic director and varisity basketball coach at Dagwell for eight years, will direct this clinic. Also, if coaches are in terested, teams can be ac commodated at the clinic, and a special discount is avail able. The clinic directors will also work on an individual basis with coaches. The basketball soccer clinic at OES is the only combined clinic of its kind being offered in the metropolitan Portland area this summer. All equipment for the clinic will be furnished except for shoes, sh orts and shirts. And, the fees will include medical insurance for each participant. S P E C IA L L Y P R IC E D F O B O N E W E E K O N L Y ! U •• have dozens o f them . Big ones, little ones, in-betw een ones. Som e are inexpensive anil som e are not so inexpensive, but all are beautiful. Do yourself a favor. If you're looking for a sofa, shop Harold K elley ’s before you buy. V mi ll be glad you did. This is a Special Sale for our friends who read The Observer. All sofas in stock w ill be reduced in price if you bring in this advertisement. IN HOLLYWOOD . . . N.E. 42nd + SANDY . . . 288-5333 9-9 WEEKDAYS • 9-6 SATURDAY a 12-5 SUNDAYS
