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Page 8 Portland/Observer Thursday. October 25, 1973 COMMUNITY CALENDAR B e S t w is h e s CALDWELLS COLONIAL MORTUARY N E I4rti at Sandy and Burnside 232-4111 c o m p l im e n t s of Lov-Lee-Ladee Beauty Salon to Portland Observer On your Third Anniversary Holidays approach and homemakers’ minds turn to festive foods. Portland Community Col lege offers help this year: A short course in Holiday Bak ing to be held at Jefferson High School, 5210 N. Kerby Avenue. Holiday breads, cookies, candy and poultry are on the class agenda, all marvelous for entertaining or for giving. Instructor Linda Walker will conduct this five-week lecture demonstration course, with some class participation, in room A8 from 7:00 to 10:00 on Tuesday evenings, beginning October 30. The cost is $9.50. For further information contact Portland Community College, Community Services at 244-6111. Functions of the Aviation Maintenance Technology de partment of Portland Com munity C ollege will be demonstrated at Beaverton's Bernard Mall October 25 through 28. Included will be a Bell Helicopter, one of nine owned by the school and used for maintenance instruction, and a piper J-4 airplane, pri vately owned. In addition, a “toy” air plane, 15 feet long, with a wing span of 17 feet, will be seen. This “toy" does not fly but is a composite of all types of aircraft construction with which airframe main tenance people must become acquainted. Pictorial displays of other departm ents of Portland Community College will com plete the display, and counse lors and instructions will bt on hand to give further in formation. The City of Portland is in the process of revising the Business License Code. Pub lic Hearings on this subject will be held in the City Hall The John R. Leach YMCA, Council Chamber at 1220 located at 6036 S.E. Foster S.W. 5th Avenue. These Road, is having a Pre-Christ hearings are scheduled for mas Auction on November October 29, November 2, and 17 from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. November 8. from 7:00 p.m. The proceeds will support to 10:00 p.m. the World Exchange Pro We would appreciate your gram which is sending a participation at these public YMCA representative to the hearings. If you have any YMCA Institute of Hong questions, please contact the Kong in January of 1974 to Business Licenses Division, teach, and ten Portland stu telephone 248-4066. dents to Bogota. Columbia in 1975 as a student exchange program. On Sunday. November 4, the American Association of University Women will hold an autograph tea to launch I And of the M ultnomah«. a book of early Oregon stories written by Portland AAUW's Writing Group. The tea for members and the public will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Browsing Room, Smith Memorial Hall, Portland State University. Thirteen writers will be present to autograph the limited edition published by Binfords and Mort. They are: Ruth Blandford. Pru dence Denney. Margaret Ed wards. Bertha Hallam, Ardis Hitchcock, Meda Johnson, Kay Larson. Jane Lenon, Lois McQuain, Vera Nelson. Mildren Olson. Frances Par rott and Catherine Williams. The 35 true stories of Ore gon from the covered wagon to trolley car era were se lected from personal exper iences of the writers' pioneer families or from research. Roger Cooke. Portland artist, is the illustrator. Publication of the book, a collector’s item, has been made possible by a private agent. Proceeds of all sales will be given to national AAUW's Fellowship fund, an 85-year old program to aid graduate women scholars from the United States and other nations. $994,700 was given during 1972 73: and awards were made to 102 American and 75 foreign wo men scholars for 1973-74. I .and of the 106 N. Killingsworth 284-0293 S P U B S C R IB E ortland O b server Readers TODAY! If Y o u A r e n ’t G e ttin g The O b s e rv e r Y o u A r e n ’t G e ttin g The N e w s A N Y W A Y YO U LOOK A T IT IT ’ S YOUR N E W S P A P E R PORTLAND 4? OBSERVER Z2~ —- K NEWS/, FEATURES Editorials J ® * FASHIONS S. RECIPES iVERTlSfflS C la s s ifie d Ads to h e lp you fin d the job you need NAME \d dre«, ON SALE AT YOUR FAVORITE NEWSSTAND (it V £ 283-2486 220 1 N . K illin g s w o rth < Girls aged 14 to 18 who are interested in careers in the health care field are invited to participate in the Em anuel H ospital Junior Volunteer Program. Orientation for new junior volunteers will be held Sat urday, November 10 and Saturday, November 17 at 9:30 a.m. in the Recreation Room of the School of Nurs ing, 2828 N. Gantenbein Ave. DEMOCRATIC CALENDAR Zip ONLY 15.25 per year Box 3137 Portland. Oregon 97208 »83-2486 MW O Ct H & u ! Semper Fidelis was or ganized in 1950 with a membership of six charter members. They became as sociated with the Oregon Association of Club Women in 1952, which is an affiliate of the National Club Women, established over 61 years ago. Through the years they have continued working for a better community with the motto: "Willing hands, help ing others”. On October 28. 1973, Sem per Fidelis is sponsoring a Halloween Tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wiseman of 5225 N.E. Rod ney Avenue. The Tea will be held from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. The public is invited. Members of Semper Fidelis are: Ernestine Wiseman. P resident: Viola Bonner, Vice President and Tea Chair man; Esther Thompson, Treasurer; Virginia Win Chester, Secretary; Celeste A ustin; Dorothy Vickers; Gustavia Bonner; Beatrice Mason; Norma Kennedy; Hazel Williams; Juanita Bob- State FOR MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS i OR call Multnomah« may also be ordered for $6.95 plus 50c mailing cost from the AAUW office. ’220 S.W. Alder, Room 314. Port land 97204. or by telephone at 228 1012. t - r - T— efe We read the Observer, why not you? October 26: The North Portland Demo cratic Forum presents an Old Fashioned Sing Along at 8 p.m. to midnight at the Polish Library Hall, 3832 N. Interstate at Failing. "J Thank you for your 3 years of excellent news coverage and probing editorials. Happy Anniversaryl The Vancouver, Washing ton Branch of the NAACP ia holding its public meeting on Sunday. October 28 at 5 p.m. at the Fort Vancouver Regional Library. Candi dates for the offices of City Councilman. Prosecuting At torney and Mayor have been invited to discuss their rea sons for seeking those of fices. There will be a ques tion and answer period fol lowing the statements of the candidates. The public is encouraged to attend the meeting. For more information, call Halph Griffin at 693 3409 Carl and Mercedes Deiz HAPPY 3rd The D istin ction s S o cia l/ Service Club is a non profit charitable organization which was formed in February of 1971. Each year a scholar ship is given to a deserving student in the Model Cities area. Food baskets are do nated and assistance is given to needy families during the year. The club is having a name brand Paint Sale to raise money. The sale will be held on tw o d ifferen t dates: November 3, 1973 at 510 N.E. Holman St.; and on November 17, 1973 at 4404 N.E. 25th Ave. Both sales will begin at 10 a.m. and continue until 4 p.m. Prices for the paint will be $3 and up. including both interior and exterior, latex and enamel, and assorted colors. ' Since 1957 .; . WE TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING JANITOR SERVICE FULL LIABILITY INSURANCE Complete BUILDING MAINTENANCE WINDOW CLEANING AIR CONDITIONING & VENTILATING SYSTEMS CLEANED EXTERIOR BLDG WASHING > WALL WASHING - RESTROOM & F KITCHEN SANITATION - FLOOR CLEANING & WAXING. ETC. - Specializing In - FACTORIES-OFFICES CLINICS-WAREHOUSES D a ily-W e ekly-M o n th ly Service Beginning November 6 and 7 Central East YWCA. 337 N.E. 47th Avenue, will of fer four classes not scheduled in their regular program. Classes in art, calligraphy, hatha yoga, chakra aware ness and tole painting are being provided because of special demand. Registration is now underway for the available openings. Further informaticn on the new classes will be available at Central East YWCA on Tuesdays or Wednesdays and at the Downtown YWCA. Early registration will be necessary. Estimate» Upon Request Maintenance Contracta The Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee-EOA (Inc.) THE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY FOR URBAN MULTNOMAH COUNTY Extends warmest Congratulations To Alfred L. Henderson and staff On his Third Anniversary as Editor/Publisher of the PORTLAND ORSERVER October 28: The annual Southeast Spa ghetti Dinner, noon to 5 p.m. at Holgate House, 4601 S.E. 39th. November 6: East Central Democratic Women's Meeting, 12:45 pm, at the home of I,orraine Morasch, 2815 N.E. 57th. Speaker will be State Sena tor Betty Roberts. November 13: North Portland Democratic Forum Meeting at 8 p.m. at the Polish Library Hall, 3832 N. Interstate. "The c o m m u n ity N e w s p a p e r w hich d em onstrates C a re -C o m m itm e n t-D e d ic a tio n an d S ervice" John D. Rice C h a irm a n o f the Board C le v e la n d Gilcrease E xecutive D irector
