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Vancouver Ave? First Baptist Ch'"'cl
313« N. Vancouver Ave.
Phone 282-9496
Sunday School
Morning Wor»hip
The Bethel AME Capricorn
DINNER AND CONCERT
Saturday, March 2, 1974
in the
Church Hall and Sanctuary
Dinner served: 12:00 noon
5:00 p.m.
$2.00 per adult. $1.00 per children under 12
Turkey plus "soul" food trimmings!
Concert following:
two world renowned gospel singers
Mrs. Willa Dorsey
and
Mrs. Etta James
Also: The Hailey Family.
Bethel Choir andtalent
5:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
And Outstanding evening!
Don't miss it!
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our Spermi! \
Johnnie W att's
Mexican (.ill Shop
im ports
Paintings
f lower arrangements
81 1 N. Killingsworth
289 7321
Bun van-. 88c Store
\ arietv
3716 N E. Union
288 2926
Portland's
Ellis Cleaner«
exclusiv I- dealer for
Concert benefits youth
The familiar melodies of
Jerome Kern will be featured
in a special benefit Pops
Concert on March 8 by thc
Dregon Symphony Orchestra
and the Norman Leyden
Singers with soloists Joan and
William Winden and Marilyn
Kinkaid.
Songs like "Ixnely to Iaxik
At". "Smoke Gets in Y our
Eyes", and Mountain Green
ery" » d i be among the well
remembered classics which
w ill be (M-rformed on the Cis ic
Auditorium stage beginning
U g th o d i.f e
at 8/10 p.m.
The regular Pops Concert
series tickets have been sold
out since last tall anil the
benefit m akes it (Missible lor
those unable to get them then
to hear the Jerom e K irn
Night program .
Proceeds
from the benefit will go to
Young .Audiences ot Portland.
Inc., the non profit organiza
Hon which lakes thi |>er
forming a rts into a ea class
room s to m ak e in fo rm al
presentations of dance and
music to youngsters.
5 amaha Organs
1 amaha Pianos
RENEW THE BEAI I Y
Of YOUR GARMENTS
it 8 years)
Ixiw rey Organs
Expert Tailoring
Cascade Music (-'enter
1218 NE Sandy 282 0918
Phons- 281 3652
3300 N. William* Avi
John II Ellis
C IT IZ E N S P H O T O
E v e ry th in g P h o to g ra p h ic
Bill and Greg Potter
511 S E Morrison
232 8501
Piano or Organ l.eaaoi..
la test and modern method
to play either instrument.
For information, please call
287 1634.
SPECIAL!
HP! — STRETCH YOUR
FOOD STAMPS AND DOLLARS
“ The church with a haart-telt welcome''
Bachelor« Laundry
One Day Service
Your membership, in part, goes to the program and part
goes into vour Credit Union for you
$23X1 monthly.
5B 28 N . t Mh
A. I m Hon4acso«, M inister
Church school and Bible class:
Sunday morning worship:
Sunday Evening worship:
Wednesday Evening prayer.
Friday Worship Service:
OREGON WIG IMPORT
lor the latest in
style and liber
520 E. Burnside
237 09 >9
P XK.L S PHAKMM Ï
27»I N K. 7th 2*4 »»56 h
Dr. O . B. W illiam«, Pastor
1222 NE Skidmor«
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service directory
National thrme of social
work month is "Professional
Social Work
Accepting
the Challenges of Life".
Chairperson of t>* institute
is Norma Nelson, director of
the Maternal and Child
Health Care Project in the
School of Social Work at
Portland State University.
John Hale, an assistant pro
fessor of social work at PSU
and the UDMS, is president
of the Oregon chapter of
NASW.
inter disciplinary setting*.
Dr Jerome Cohen, pro
feasor and director of re
search at the School of Social
Work at UCLA, will speak at
the afternoon session on the
future direction* of social
work.
Dr. ('«hen ia a member of
the House of Delegates of
the Council on Social Work
Education and a member of
the National Hoard of Direr
tors of the National Associa
lion of Social Workers.
Pa«
Where it Is
Social work month draws experts
National Social Work Month
in March gets under way in
Oregon with, a one day in
atitute for aocial worker*
Monday. March 4th. at the
Child Development and Ite
habilitation Center of the
University of Oregon Medical
School, 707 S.W . Guinea
Road,
The inatitute ia sponsored
by the Oregon Chapter of
the National Association of
Social Worker* and will draw
a ev e ra l hun dred so cia l
worker* from throughout the
state.
Family criaia i* the topic of
the morning aeaaion. which
will feature Mr*. Shirley
Cooper, director of social
work at Mt. Zion Hospital
and Medical Center in San
Franciaco. At Mt. Zion. Mr*.
Cooper direct* a program,
funded by the National In
atilute of Health, to train
social workers, psychologists
and physicians in mental
health and family crisis
She is also president elect
of the American Ortho
Psychiatric Association, an
organization of medical dor-
tors. psychiatrists, psycholo
gists, social workers and
social scientist* who work in
Thuraday. February 2*. 1974
288-7241
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p.m.
pm
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9:15
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211-5429
Church School .................................................
Mornmg Worship ............................................
Wed Noon — ine Hour of Power
Wed Prayer A Clott Meeting
N u rte ry Coro Provided
9t45 am
lid »
am
U K »
BOOT
7:30 pro
90 lb
Weiners
90 |b.
Bologna
.95 lb.
Spare ribs
.90 lb.
Picnic roasts
1.15 lb
Beef quarter. front
1.20 lb.
Quarter, hind
1.29 lb.
Half, side
.59 lb.
Tripe
59 lb.
Hog maw
Bacon rinds
..35 lb.
Neck bones
.59 lb.
19 lb.
Feet
19 lb
laird
.90 lb.
Sausage
.75 lb.
Ox tails
.69 lb.
Pork liver
.75 lb.
Beef liver
.59 lb.
Ham hocks
.79 lb.
Bacon jowels
SAVE YOUR C LA IM TICKETS!
10 cleaning and pressing claim tickets good for
1 8 lb load of cleaning and pressing
BUDGET D R Y CLEANERS
72 2 0 N. Fessenden
I AH Beef, in ten pound packages.
$1.00 per pound.I
Contact from 8:00 a m. to 3:00 p.m.
288 8321 for
information, or 2H5 1515. P u t y our M eat O rd e r and E g g
Order in now!
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Com m unity C are Program
maArnp our Marp/tborWoad A S /orherh oo d
2022 N .E. Alberta. Portland
Bob H a rris o n - Pastor
Live & Let Die
STENOGRAPHER
REGISTERED NURSES
Start at $513 with increases
to $650. lm|M>rtant city com
mission needs steno. Duties
include keeping minutes of 2
or 3 evening meetings per
month with com pensated
overtime.
Must type 40
wpm and take de lation at 80
wpm. Permabent civil ser
vice position with pension,
paid vacation, sick leave, ful
family medical dental plans
and other benefits.
Apply
for competitive examination
at Portland Civil Service
Board. 510 S.W . Mont
gomery. 248 4352.
Now interviewing for perma
nent & immediate positions
at Saint John's Hospital. If
you are moving to Southern
Calif., why not insure vour
Nursing career with us. En
joy excellent salary, plus 10
percent shift differential, as
well as excellent employee
program. Positions open are
as follows:
RNs (Nights)
IV’ Nurse iNights)
ICU/CCU (Nights)
4 day, 40 hr. week. WHY
NOT ARRANGE YOl R IN­
TERVIEW NOW.
RESI­
DENTS A NEW ARRI­
VALS. Contact:
INDI STRIA1.
SALES REP
CRITICISM
We don’t believe in it.
Or ridicule, humiliation, pressure or
embarrassment What we do believe in
is understanding and respect.
toe teat Save ta ba ataaa any awes
JOIN ANY CLASS ANY
Emanuel Hospital
Carpenters Hall
3001 N. Gantenbein 2225 N. Iximbard
Extended Care Bldg. Mon. 7:00 p.m
Thur*. 7:00 pm
Thurs. 9:30 a.m.
TIME!
Maranutha
Evangelistic ( enter
>222 N.E. Skidmore
s , ‘ 9 :)0 am
Other AM and PM classes in all areas of
Oregon and Southern Washington
Eor further information call Collect Portland (503! 297-1021
Weekdeays
8:30 5:30
WEIGHT WATCHERS®
Sales representative to work
for a large food mfg. com
pany is needed for immediate
employment.
This person
should lw- qualified with sales
experience and have a know
ledge of engineering con
repts.
A chemical or in
dustrial background would
be very helpful.
Must I m -
w illing to trav el when needed.
Excellent fringe In-nefits and
job security. Salary will be
commensurate with qualifica
lions. Please send resume
to:
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR CD.
P.0. Box 2010
Salt latke City, Utah
ATTN: James F Band
An Equal
Opportunity Employer
EXAMINER I
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KAISER
PERMANENTE
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Mr. Ken Platt
Personnel Director
Saint John's Hospital
1328 22nd Street
Santa Monica. California
Affirm ative Action
Equal Opportunity Employer
Salary $932 1083.
Inspects
building construction and en­
forces the zoning ordinance
and building codes.
MIN
QUAL: HS grad or GED
AND 2 yrs. exper. as lead
man or foreman in bldg,
constr. EXAM: March 13.
APPLY: Before 4:30 p.m.
March 8, 1974. Multnomah
County Civil Service Com­
m ission, 510 SVV Mont­
gomery. Portland. Or. 97201.
PARK MAN I
Salary $671 756.
Performs
varietv of unskilled and semi
skilled tasks in the construe
lion, maintenance and repair
of county parks, cemeteries
and other public areas. MIN
QUAL:
Completion of 8th
grade A N D 1 yr. paid exper.
involving the use of hand
tools OR 1 yr. paid exper. as
a gardener. APPLY : Before
4:30 p.m.. March 11. 1974,
Multnomah County Civil Ser
vice Commission. 510 SW
Montgomery, Portland. Or.
97201.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing wili be held
by the Tri County Metropolitan Transportation District of
Oregon «Tri Met! at the Portland Water Bureau Building
Auditorium. 1800 S.W. Sixth Avenue. Portland. Oregon at
2 00 p.m.. March 20, 1974 for the purpose of considering a
project for which financial assistance is being sought from
the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, pursuant
to the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. as
amended, generally described as follows:
M/F
WANTED
V /
DRIVERS
GREYHOUND
GREYHOUND LINES WEST is currently recruiting
applicants for careers as drivers. Previous heavy duty
driving experience, although helpful, is not required.
Excellent wages I beginning average $700 to $5X10 per
month). Many fringe benefits including pension, life in
surance, hospitalization plan, vacation, pass privileges.
Ql ALIFIUATIONS:
HEIGHT:
WEIGHT:
VISION:
Pay Care Mothers
To p r o v id e C h ild C o ro
in y o u r h o m o
Ages Infancy thru 12 yrs.
Day - Swing - Graveyard
C m tact:
5' 7" 6' 4"
Proportionate to height
Each eye minimum 20/30
glasses, corrected 20/20
1425 N .E. Dekuro
289 8891
Are you warm, open
minded and able to help
young people with prob
lems? Emergency foster
parents are needed for
8 18 year olds at the
North Portland Youth
Service C enter.
Call
Bonni at 285 0627.
without
Must complete paid Greyhound Train
ing Program satisfactorily and pass
Greyhound physical examination.
Good motor vehicle record essential.
Apply Mon. through Fri. February 25 March 1, 1974. at
9:00 AM only and again at 1:30 PM only each day.
HEATHMAN HOTEL
Hospitality. Suite. Room 374
712 S.W. Salmon Street
Portland. Oregon
Mr. W J. llarger
AM A Family
Day/Ntght Program
ARE YOl SPECIAL?
Greyhound Lines West
An Equal Opportunity Employer
HOUSE W A N T E D
Mother and 2 children des
perately need house with
space for horse close to
Portland.
Also anyone in
terested in establishing a
riding stable and teaching
-h'Mren
contact Rt. 2,
Rox 80. Astoria 97103 (325-
4028).
The project consists of the engineering design and
construction of the Fifth Sixth Avenue Transit Mall. The
Transit Mall will be located in Portland. Oregon and will
require reconstructing S.W. fifth and Sixth Avenues
between W. Burnside and S.W. Madison Street to provide
widened sidewalks, landscaping and street furniture and
special traffic lanes to accommodate mass transit patrons
and vehicles.
The estimated cost of the project is $12.993.585. federal
participation will be $10.394.868 and the local share will be
$2,598.717 allocated from the funds collected by employer
payroll taxes.
No person, families or businesses will be displaced by this
project. The project will have a significant impact upon
he urban area.
The project is in conformity with
comprehensive land use and transportation planning in
this area. The project is currently under review by the
A 95 clearinghouse. The design of the facility take - into
consideration the special needs of the elderly and
physically handicapped persons.
At the hearing Tri Met will afford an opportunity for
interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect to
the social, economic and environmental aspects of the
project. Interested persons may submit oral or written
evidence and recommendations with respect to the
project.
A copy of the application for a f ederal grant for the
project, together with an environmental impact analysis
and the transit development plan for the area, is available
for public inspection at the Tri Met office, 4314 S.E. 1 1 th
Avenue, Portland, Oregon.
W illiam H. Gregg
D irector of Purchasing
Roger M o o re
Y a p h e t Kotto
G lo ria H e n d rix
Soylent Green
C h arleton Heston
P a u la Kelly
Edwin G . Robinson
Sat. & Sun.
Sunday
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7:00 p.m.
Weeknights
-
7:15 p m.
2:45 p.m.
BARGAINS.
in B u ild in g S u p p lie s
Ceme to Building Supply Discount Canters
w h trt you olwoy» pay le»» bacouie they liquidate
manufacturer». wholesaler» and retailer» stock» They
never buy unleu they can tell it to you tor le»»!l
2200 pc» Poneling, all Color» & linnhe» - Walnut», Birch Elm,
Oek Hickory. Vinyl», etc 7‘- 7 h -8! . . . o t * 1 .1 9 to ‘ 4 . 9 0
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botms, tome damaged, Tub»‘ 1 2 .3 O to ‘3 9 ; Sink or
taunt‘3 .3 0 to *9. Chrome Faucet» to fit *♦ to 9
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Cabinet catchers^ (or‘3 9
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original, light weight, Ea»y »o injtallreg'2 49 (t now 11.23 ft
Mobile Home roo( Trusses, wood, great (or Tool *hed*-
pert». Poties etc 12'-14 long
30% to 70% discount on lightfixtures
U-KART Concrete. Free trailer . ................
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Cedar lop tiding 10", 12 tight knot
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Bath Vanltlas with Marble top» 19 *1 9 , 25 - 3 3 , 3(7
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Cedur-Rodwood lumbar
2*2 3 ' hi 1x44' h; IxB B' ft; 2*4 • ' hi 2*4 10* H
Yard Cfconup
Cleanup on fencing
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