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Page 4 Portland/Ohserver Thursday, October 18, 1973 Catfish comes to the Quarter Soul Sounds by John K. Bibb Temptations. Pointer Sis ters, Kool and the Gang, Miles Davis, Modern Jazz Quartet; sound like some thing big? Well it is! The Y-SOL Music Flow". All ot these artists and many more will be discussed, looked at, and talked about in the new Y-SOL music column. We hope to inform you about Rhythm & Blues, Jazz, and Gospel Soul in the A lb ina co m m u n ity , and throughout the nation; what is happening with the latest 45's, albums, recording art ists. and groups: how you as the people feel the music is going; and what is happening here in Portland. Y-SOL is a small current radio station located in the heart of the Albina com munity. Our programming is strictly R & B. Jazz. Gospel, and all related music in the R & B category. We offer the only complete Soul Music radio in the state of Oregon, and we want you to be part of it. In the upcoming weeks we will let you know what is happening with Y-Sol radio: our record contests, benefits, the Y-Sol Top Soul 20, and many more other things deal ing with the music scene. It is important to know that we are a youth pro gram, with our primary staff made up of youth in high school, college, and youth adults from the Model Cities community. We have only one full time position, plus 4 part time positions. The rest of our staff is composed of student volunteers. N.Y.C. workers, and participants in the C.E.P. program. All the persons in our program re ceive training and actual ex perience in the field of radio broadcasting: from D.J.'s to advertising, production and all related area's of radio work. We at Y-SOL radio work and think as a team. It is our thought that this col umn will be a composite of our ideas and thoughts of what Y SOL feels is hap pening on the music scene in Portland. You as the people must also feel that Y-SOL radio is your station, for without you we cannot exist. So next week stay tuned for the Y SOL "Music Flow" and the record contest. If you want to see the station or get more information, drop me a line at Y.S.O.L. Radio. 2723 N.E. 7th Ave nue. 287 2658. Remember, Y-SOL radio is "For the People - By the People." About 100 square blocks in New Orleans is know as the French Quarter This area still reflects the mixed blood of its French and Spanish ancestors who produced a group of people with the most aristocratic character istics of both nationalities, the Creoles. Their tastes are still shown in the ironwork balconies, beautiful buildings, and narrow streets. This fascinating area is where the nation's fishermen will prob ably spend much of their leisure time when they con vene together for the 7th Annual American Commer cial Fish Exposition. Nov ember 25-28. Their get- together will be more work than play, however, as they look, listen, and learn new and improved methods of catching, processing, freez ing, canning and transporting fish and shellfish to con sumers everywhere. One of the foods the hard working fishermen will un doubtedly enjoy will be World Who's Who of Women (19731 published by Melrose Press of England; she is the recipient of a docum ent authenticating inclusion. An accountant and poet who writes under the name J.M. Gates, she is the author of three poetry collections and volunteer editor of a periodi cal of reversible poetry. Earlier this year. West Virginia State College con ferred the honorary Doctor of Humanities degree upon Mrs. Gates, who joins pre yious recipients including J u stice William D ouglass, Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mr. Roland Hayes. N . JEFFREY BRADY Soys: "DO Not Put Off Needed Dental Core" E n jo y D e n t a l H e a l t h N o w a n d Im p ro v e Y o u r A p p e a r a n c e Béarnaise Sauce. Catfish, once harvested mainly from rivers such as the Mississippi, are now raised on ratfish farms where they are scien tifically fed and harvested to produce fish that are truly delectable in flavor, uniform in size, and a delicacy that is more and more in demand. Catfish may be purchased as steaks, fillets, whole dressed, and skinned dressed, and are The Portlander earned the available in most areas be Bachelor of Science degree, cause of today's fast trans with the honor summa cum porting and freezing methods. laude. from West Virginia For your enjoyment at State College and the Master home, the National Marine of Business Administration Fisheries Service offers this degree from New York Uni recipe which is very similar versity. She has done addi to that served in French tional study at Portland State Quarter restaurants in New University. Orleans. The catfish are Mrs. Gates is the wife of marinated in French dress the executive director of the ing. then baked in a flavory City-County Commission on mixture of buttered bread Aging and the mother of crumbs, fine herbs, paprika, Cleveland High School senior salt, instant onion, and celery Sylvia Gates, who is one of salt. The Bearnasise Sauce four Oregon semi finalists in has an intriguing flavor de the National A chievem ent signed to accent the savory Scholarship competition for catfish. Try French Quarter outstanding Negro students Catfish with Béarnaise Sauce ( s e m i-fin a lis t s t a tu s is and enjoy along with the achieved on the basis of fishermen as they work and nation wide scholastic exami play in lovely, historic New nation). Orleans. This entree will prove to be so popular you'll be asked to serve it often. (O M E IN A T YOUB CONVENIENCE 0 PEN SATURDAY MORNING French-Quarter Catfish with Béarnaise Sauce 6 • NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND ONE DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPECIALTY i ê 12-ounce skinned, dressed catfish pan W« til vs MINOS SISAIIS N O CHASOf SICK US « M lIV IS Y ~ -^ a 282-8361 3954 N, WILLIAMS French Quarter Catfish w ith Béarnaise Sauce French Quarter Catfish with J. M. Gates chosen Mrs. Osly James Gates of Portland is among persons honored in the first edition of PORYLAND CLEANING WORKS "Y o u ’v * Triad Th« R«»l, N o w Try Th« Ba*»” N . AJaxandar, Propri« tor cup French dressing cups fine dry bread crumbs 1 tablespoon melted but ter or margarine IV, teaspoons fine herbs blend P , teaspoons paprika 1 teaspoon instant minced onion V« teaspoon salt V» teaspoon celery salt Béarnaise Sauce (recipe fol lows Lemon slices I optional) % 2 Thaw frozen fish. Clean, wash and dry fish with paper toweling. Brush inside and outside of fish with French dressing; arrange in shallow dish. Cover and refrigerate one to two hours brushing French dressing over fish several tim es. Combine crumbs, butter or margarine, fine herbs, paprika, instant onion, salt, and celery salt; mix. Roll fish in crumbs; arrange on well oiled shallow baking pan. Bake in moder ate oven. 35ü° F., 30 to 35 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Serve with Bearnai.se Sauce; garnish with lemon slices, if desired. Makes 6 servings. Béarnaise Sauce 3 tablespoons cider or wine vinegar tablespoons finely chopped green onion •A teaspoon salt Dash pepper 3 tablespoons dry w hite wine or water 2 teaspoons minced parsley 3 egg yolks •/> cup melted butter or mar garine */i cup salad dressing 2 Combine first 4 ingredients in saucepan. Simmer gently until almost all of liquid is evaporated. Stir in wine and parsley; set aside. Beat egg yolks until very thick. Add butter or margarine in a fine stream, a small amount at a time, to egg yolks and beat constantly until m ixture thickens. Cook egg mixture in top of double boiler until thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; stir in wine mixture and fold in salad dressing. Makes about U/i cups. Manufacturer’s Outlet latne Rocker Recliner ......................................... Ijine Occasional Tables ......................................... Soil 4 l .■>' m m I 5 pc. Bedroom Set .................................................. Simmons Mattress A Box. from Sofa, laiveseat. Chair, all 3 ,x- 7 pc. Dinette Set ................................................... $ 69.95 $ 59.95 1199 96 $199 95 H id * a B ad . full ate *1 ».•» Carpets, many colors and sizes, per yd.............. $ 2.99 7126 NE Sandy Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97213 287 Studded tires are legal in Oregon from November 1 through April 30 under stale law, it was announced by F.B. Klaboe. administrator of highways and state highway engineer. $ 69.95 $299.95 $ 69.95 2887 ■THE MOB PUT THE HUGER 0M SLAUGHTER .so he gave them the finger right back curled tight around a trigger! COMPIETE COOPERATION ON A U DENTAL INSURANCE PLANS • COMPLETE DENTAL SERVICES U M O N OR COMPANY 0 0 4 1 A t INSURANCI c o v b m i A c c i m o om you « rtaOBD MNTHTBT P m H i Fra a Awy P a r * '« *A m La* MOUA A W ashday« i:3 O a j a . *a $ p-m- *•» .. AiSOaua. *a 1 p-m. DR. JEFFREY BRADY, DENTIST StMlER BUILDING S.W. 3rd & Morrison St. Portlond, Oregon Take Elevator to 2nd Floor 3rd St. Entrance Phone: 2 2 8 -7 5 4 5 ........ There are some new faces at the Model Cities 4-C Day Care Centers. They are the people of the transportation department. Two drivers, Willie Brown and Thomas Williams, and two bus aides. Adams High School students Donnie Amado and Pamela Thomas, are taking eligible children to and from school each day. Formerly, this service was done by a pri vate company, but in order to improve service 4-C's de cided to take it over. Be sides transporting children, Willie and Tom take classes on field trips to the Zoo, OMSI, outlying parks and other special interest pro grams. TWO PERFORMANCES! Geneva’s Cocktails M e e tin g R o o m s T w o P o o l T a b le s Free P o o l Lessons (HE ALVIN AILEY CITY CENTER DANCE THEAiER P a u l & G e n o v a K n a u ls O w n e rs ( I On Sunday, October 28, at 4:00 p.m. the NAACP has invited the Vancouver can didates for mayor and city council to speak at a public meeting held at the Van couver Public Library. Come to learn the candidates’ point of view and ask your ques tions to help you decide how you will vote. z Free Happy Birthday Party 4228 N. William* On Friday. October 19, at 7:30 p.m., Jim Carty and Darrel Lee, candidates for Clark County Prosecuting Attorney, will speak at the Vancouver Public Library. This is a public meeting sponsored by the NAACP. Questions from the floor will be welcomed. 282-6363 <5 The Urban League Guild will begin its annual member ship drive with a Harvest Day Wine Sip, Sunday, October 21, 1973, from 5:00 9:00 p.m. at the Cascade Student Union, 5606 N. Borthwick. All members and friends of the Urban league are invited to attend. The Guild is an auxiliary of the Urban League, which assists in interpreting the League's philosophy, objec tives and programs to the community. It sponsors edu rational, social and cultural programs designed to provide positive intergroup experi ences. AUDITORIUM. OCT. 26-27 |FRI SA T| 8:30 P.M. Tickets: »5.50, $4.50, $3.50 On sale at the new Ticket Place at all LIPMAN's, Stevens & Son. Lincoln Savings and the Auditorium Box Office Presented by Lewis & Clark and the Oregon Arts Commission in association with Northwest Releasing The Oregon Transporta tion Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 24 at 9:00 a.m. in the Conference Room (Room 122) of the Highway Building in Salem. Highlights for the T ele scope Show, October 22 at 9:00 a.m. on Channel 8, will include Prisons: rehabilita tion and treatment, featuring Soledad Prison and the riot, George Jackson’s death, and the San Quentin escap e. Dick Klinger, host of the show, will have as his guest Min S. Yee. Managing Editor ol Ramparts magazine and a N ew sw eek reporter when Soledad broke loose. State Representative Wil liam McCoy is scheduled to be a guest speaker at the Or tober meeting of the members of Corvallis Branch NAACP. Representative McCoy, the only Black serving in the legislature, will talk about some of the legislation dealt with in the last session, with particular emphasis on legis lation related to minorities. The October meeting will be held on Sunday. October 28, 1973 at Consumers Power Auditorium on Ninth Street. The Portland Open Door Society will hold the second in its series of semi annual “Group Inquiry” meetings on Tuesday, October 23 at 8:00 p.m. in Kiernan Hall, N.E. 8th Avenue near, Alberta Street. The general public is cordially invited to attend this meeting, which will fo cus its attention on the cur rent Oregon adoption scene. Featured will be a slide show produced by C.O.A.C. (Coun cil on Adoptable Children) of Michigan. Following the slide show presentation, rep resentatives of various adop tion agencies will be on hand to answer questions from the audience Refreshments will be served follow ing the meeting. Individuals interested in becoming Emanuel Hospital volunteers are invited to a "Get Acquainted Coffee" on Thursday. October 25. 1973. The coffee will be held in the School of Nursing Lounge, 2828 N. Gantenbein Avenue, from 10 to 11 a.m. Volunteers provide many valuable services to hospital patients and their families, serving in over 100 different hospital areas. Each volun leer is asked to give a mini mum of four hours of service a week. For more information about the program, contact Direc tor of Volunteer Services Helen Maddoux at 280 4267. SAMUEL Z ARKOEF _ . AMERICAN INIERNADONAl e A meeting of the Gover nor's Task Force on Trans portation has been set by Mayor Neil Goldschm idt, Task Force Chairman, for 4 p.m. on Monday, October 29, in Rixim 321 of City Hall. The task force, formed last May by Governor McCall "to bring a sense of clarity to the transportation decision making process in the Port land metropolitan area,” will review recommendations on its options regarding hiring a consultant to develop a work program for its transports tion land use policy assess ment. People contemplating suicide or facing some other crisis need a willing listener now, not tomorrow. Suicide and Personal Crisis helps prevent tragedies by training hotline telephone operators to handle crisis calls. Your donation to the UGN has supported this effort. ( •J - , JIM BROWN in "SLAUGHTER S BIG RIP-OFF" [Ó M c MAHON • 00N STROUD • GLORIA HENDRY RICHARD WILLIAMS BRACK PFTFRS i ARKOEF CHALIES JOHNSON .DON WILLIAMS onuurx ruiunu SAMUEL MONROE SACHS0N _ _ , G0R1)0N DOUGLAS .„ .a ,, TV.; aan mom . . .MMI MOM. . » a t « » ím 1« o COLOR srMWUB D e a d lie r th a n D racu la! 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