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Page 6 Portland/Observer Thursday June 28. 1973 Acoustic choir visits Maranatha ...in time of need CALDWELLS COLONIAL MORTUARY Portland YWCA offers Shakespearean tours Fantastic! Exciting! Un usually gifted are the words used to best describe the Acoustic Choral of San Jose. California. Numbering only fifteen, they put forth a sound that is comparable to that ot the 100 voice Garden Church Choir - of which they were originally mem The Portland YWCA ia offering two toura to the Oregon Shakeapearean Fes tival at Aahland thia summer, lectu res on the playa to be seen will be given at the YWCA prior to each tour. The Shakespeare Economy Tour from June 29 through July 1 will have lodging and meals at Southern Oregon College at Ashland, and will see “Othello". "As You Like It" and "Merry Wives of Windsor“, with a tour back stage scheduled. Escorts will he Dorothy Neelan and Jane Cook, and tour mem tiers will be given a choice of return by Crater Lake or the new W ildlife Safari near Roseburg. The tour August 17 19 will include both the Shake spearean and the Peter Britt Festivals. Tour members will see "Othello". "Merry W ives of W indsor" and “Henry V" at Ashland, and will visit Jacksonville and attend the Festival Orches bars. N .F . H ih a t Sandy and Burnside 232-4111 CLEANERS A LAU NDM ERS i* fzraMsAnd 1912 QUALITY MY CLEANING REASONABLE RATES • same cv r shut s e rv e s •2 HOUR C EANING SATLUOAVS UNTIL N O O N •COMPLETE LAUNDtY tH V K E © S t if SERVICE or* cleaning AVAHAME Do » Voun.lt And Sove $$ 1 0 1 4 N . K IL U N G S W O « T H 4 B U d n E m t •> W e i * » « V 289-9357 72 Eldorado Convertible ................................................... *7295 Cambridge red. black top, black leather interior. The first greater North west appearance will be at the Maranatha Church. 1222 N.E. Skidmore on Friday, July 6th at 8:00 p.m. There have been enthusiastic re ports from those of musical renown. Actively involved in community outreach in the Bay Area, they have helped m inority stu d en ts further their education by presenting annual scholarships. They come to Maranatha Church in conjunction with a summer-long series of con certs being presented by out-of town and local groups. The ever popular Bailey Family will be in concert Sunday, July 1 at 5:00 p.m. This outstanding group was featured at the Youth For Christ O ffensive at the Memorial Coliseum. The Baileys -- ages 18, 17 and 16 -- will release their first album this fall. August 10. 11. and 12 brings the “New Creation Singers" A nniversary Re union, featuring Miss Elaine Kelly of the Edwin Haw kins Singers. A banquet is planned for the evening of the Uth for present and former members of the "New Creation Singers" (Mara natha Youth Choir). This group has sung from coast to coast, and has released one album, “Let It Shine". The closing concert on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. will feature a mass choir of over 100 present and former members of the Youth Choir, Miss Kelly, and others. tral Concert in the Peter Britt Garden Pavilion, con ducted by John Trudeau, festival founder. Lannie Hurst will be the escort. The tour will include stops at historical sites en route, hotel lodging and some meals. The lecture on the three plays to he seen June 29 through July 1 will be given June 27 at 7:30 p.m. by John Cooper. PSD English Profes MV in the YWCA Wilson Center. Cooper's second lec lure, on the plays to be seen 17 19. is scheduled August 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Wilton Center. The talks are open to the public. Notice The Oregon Blark Caucus will hold it's monthly meet ing at the PSU Educational ('enter, 2611 N.E. 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The Bailey Family, which includes Ora. 18. Robert, 17, and Jodell. 16, have sung in over 30 states, as well as making television and radio appearances. All music added to their repertoire is arranged by the group. The Bailey Family are the children of Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bailey. Chuck’s now featuring 10 speed bicycles Reg. 109.95 now 89.95 633 N.E Twelfth Avenue • Phone 233-6451 Caucus Time by Jetie B. Wilds, Jr., Oregon Black Caucus Call On Us for a good place to do business. L et your fingers do the walking through the Yellow Pages. (2) Pacific Northwest Bell Exie Publishing Company 283-2486 HMuirement tke mu / hhu / f Contract your printing to a minority firm Use minority printers Photo Typesetting, Graphic Arts and Printing Newspapers - Newsletters - Posters - Fliers - Stationery -- Business Cards -- Programs Pa phlets -- Pictorial Directories. Printing to meet your needs. 2201 North K illingsw orth Portland, Oregon \N EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER The Model C ities em ployees. displaced because of the phase-out, must be ab sorbed by the city. It's about time that we ask City Hall to stop speaking with a forked tongue. Proposals come out of the various agencies and the Mayor's “office" glowing with verb- age about how the people come first. We recognize that proposals for federal dollars have to read that way: No liberal, noble and “I'm my brothers keeper" statements, no federal money. The problem is that after the money is in the city, lib eralism becomes conserva tive, nobility becomes tar nished and brothers forget their Christian ideals. There are two basic points that must be amplified in the situation concerning Model Cities employees who are to be phased out of employ ment. One is the question of qualifications. The question we must ask is whether passing out leaflets for a political candidate is an ex perience more qualifying for working in social programs and programming than work ing in a social program and gaining valuable expertise. The second point is also qualifications. Do we try to fit the Model Cities' em ployees into the City Civil Service system or do we make the City Civil Service system fit the people of Model Cities? There is a very basic difference. If the City Civil Service system is inadequate for classifying the skills of needed areas of expertise, then those persons with those skills can be hired outside of that system. The Model Cities’ employees must not be punished for the inadequacy of a system long over due for an overhaul or the shenanigans of those using the system as a tool of exclusion. If the Model Cities' em ployees are not phased into the many social and other programs that the city is proposing, then it’s because the field is to crowded with those who gained their ex perience for working with ftMLft • 1 « VOMK WCYOM Start spinning your wheels* Try Chuck’s deals 70 Fleetwood Brougham .................................................... *4495 Cotillion white with black top and leather. 69 Convertible ..................................................................... $3695 Cotillion white with white top and red leather. 'CLERY CHARLES CREWS We Feature: . • • • • 1 speeds, 3 speeds. 5 speeds and 10 speeds Tricycles - training biliea - wagons people, by passing out poli tical leaflets. Cronyism cannot be ac cepted by any organization of this city if such action serves to deny deserving citizens an opportunity for employment. There can be no backroom. 7017 N . 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Proyer & Clo«» Meeting 9,45 am 11:00 am u:(JU noon 7:30 pm Nursery Core Provided W e are m i k i n g our Neighborhood A Brotherhood' MARANATHA CHURCH 1222 NE Skidmore Cnureh school and Bible class: Sunday morning worship: Sunday Evening worship: Wednesday Evening prayer: Friday Worship Service: Bob Harrison - Pasta- 9:15 a.m. 288-7241 10:45 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
