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Zodiac Tea Concerts celebrates first ten years S I 2 I N . I l Bri» A. L Loa m riandar» aw, an, Minister CKurcK ScboaJ Portland/Observer The Portland Symphonic Choir and Orchestra will assist E rum cnin) Ministries of Ori-gon (Successor to the Oregon and Portland Coun rila of Churrhes) in calc brating ita firs t year of existence and 55 years of service to church and com inunity with an outstanding production of religious music. This should indeed be one of the most outstanding pro grams of religious music ever to come to Oregon, with full choir and orchestra. Highlights of the program will be “ Prayer for Peace" I Dona Nobis Pacem) by Vaughan Williams, with text by W all Whitman. In adiii lion, there w ill be several pieces by Anton Bruckner, “ Ava Maria", "O fferlorium ". "A ntiphon" and "Gradual«-". The Concert w ill be held Saturday, May 4th. at 8:30 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium. Tickets w ill be $3.00 for adults and $1.50 for students and older adults. Tickets may la- purchased from Stevens and Sons, I.ipman's, Civic Auditorium and Ecu menical Ministries Office. Directing the Concert w ill be l)r. David Wilson, who has just arrived as Director of Music this fall at Portland State University. A ll proceed* from this Concert w ill go to further the w ork of Ecum enical Ministries in the life of church and community. The following is a listing of some of the programs and activi ties of Ecumenical Ministries: Radio, TV and (.'able TV; Prison Ministries (C ity Jail, Juvenile Detention Homel; I tcmoninational ( Yxiperation through Church Clusters and Access and Review Com mittee; Youth Concerns Com m itte e ; Church Women United; Continuing Eduea tion for Clergy; Christian Education Workshops, Port land Christian l,«-ctur«-ship; Released Time Education; School of Christian Learning; Center for Urban Education; New Theatre: Easter Sunday Service; Experimental Wor ship Serv ices; Messiah Con cert. Believe it or not, in 185;) developers wanted to turn Mount Vernon into a holiday resort. Fortunately pre se rva tio n minded citizens cam«- to the rescue. The treasures of the past still nc«-d saving. Support Na tional Historic Preservation Week, May 6 12. Meeting The Women's Auxiliary Union District Association will meet at Providence Bap list Church. 313 N.E. Tailing on May 5th at .3:00 p.m. Mrs. OB. Williams w ill la the guest speaker. State asks hospital rate justification The Third Annual Zodiac Tca w ill bo presented by Bethel AME Church on Sun day. May 5th, from 3:00 p.m. Io 6:00 p.m. at 3 «w n Hall. Mrs. Alice Robinson is general chairman, and Edgar Mitchell is program chair man. A. Lee Henderson, Pastor, invites the public to par ticipatc in this annual fund raising event. Any increases in Dregon hospital rates after Cost of Living Council controls are removed w ill 1 m - accompanied by public justification ul the higher costs. Governor Tom McCall announced. T h a t policy has been adopted by the Health Facili ties Cost Review Comm« sion. McCall said the Dregon Association of Hospitals has concurred with the com mission re q u ire m e n ts for filing of present and future rates and explanation of rate increases. Beginning September 1st. McCall said, the Health Facilities Cost Review Com mission also will make public its views on whether rate increases ini|<osed after that date are reasonable. The comnussion, created by th«- 1973 Legislature, has no authority to control rates but was charged with th«- re sponsibility of reviewing "th« reasonableness of rates . . . established by any health care facility." Congress apparently will let price controls expire and many hospital s|«okesmen throughout the nation hav<- Notice The National Council of Negro Women. Portland Sec lion, will present its annual Mother Daughter Dinner on Saturday, May 11th, at 6:00 p.m. at Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church. 3138 North Vancouver Avenue. Donation is $5.50. Mrs. Willie Mae Hart is President. H E A L T H 8. B E A U T Y B R IE F S D o y o u have tro u b le se le c tin g th e r ig h t eyeglass fra m e s fo r y o u r fa ce '' G e n e r a lly sp e a k in g , a b e a u ty e x p e rt c o u n se ls, an o v a l o r o c ta g o nal fra m e c o m p le m e n ts a l m o s t a n y face. R o u n d fra m es are re la tiv e ly d i f f i c u lt to wear w e ll. W h e n in d o u b t, m e ta l fra m e s and n e u tra l o r pastel shades are safe cho ice s, th e e x p e rt advises. C o n ta c t lenses c o n tin u e to be p o p u la r , a n d o p to m e tris ts re m in d w e a re rs t o wash th e ir h a n d s c a r e fu lly b e fo re in s e rt in g th e lenses a n d to u c h in g th e e ye area. Use soap, o r a liq u id s k in cle a n se r such as p H is o D e rm , w h ic h m a n y in d iv id u a ls f in d less ir r ita tin g t o th e s k in . W ad Noon — ino Hour of Power W ad P r a y * & CI d m Meonng ___ ............, IllOO an l2i<X> ooon 7tJO pm 1222 NE Skidmore Murtory Cora Pren dad W o o r * «noAzng o a r * e r p A 6 o r * o o d 4 4 n e f * e r * o o d ' Church school and Bible class: Sunday morning worship: Sunday Evening worship: Wednesday Evening prayer: Friday Worship Service 9 15 a m 10:45 a m. 7 00 p m. 7:(X) p.m. 288-7241 TEACHERS Used washer*, dryers A refrigerators. Will buy re frigerators A radios in good condition. Two teaching positions in primary group. O[w-n Com munity Kehoni. 2440 NE 10th, call 282 7681. Smith \p p li.n re 5,18 N .E. Alberts Jo« Jotaph 57 5 N. KiJIingsworth J 2 8 9 -9 6 7 4 2 8 8 -0 5 2 5 Life insurance, ucationa, savings program*. tireptent. health inau.ance and group insurance. NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SRCCIALTY M M O « MPAtRS-NO CHAOOC n o t-u e a ccuvcav 282-1361 3954 N . W illia m s A « a . “ Y«w 'v* Triad Th* Rest, N o w Try The Beet" N. Alexander, Proprietor ■ou . z Ease the Burden ... Thoughtful meticulous attention to every family wish is assured by our many years of experience C Don Vann V a n n ’s MORTUARY 5211 N .W illiam s A v in u i 281-2836 Portland,Oregon Earn money in your spare time Sell subscriptions to the Portland O bserver. Earn m on ey and w in fa b u lo u s prizes. Clubs, o rg a n iza tio n s, church groups: Add m on ey to yo ur treasury the easy w a y — For in fo rm a tio n ca ll: 283-2486 Gloria Fisher 8:00 p.m. Bob Harrison - Pastor C H IL D D E V E L O P M E N T S P E C IA L IS T To serve as member of a tram to provide direct tech nical assistance ami training amt coordination of services in a variety of federally funded day care settings. Advance degree in Early Childhood Education or re lated field preferred. Mini mum of 3 years direct ex [M-rience with groups of children required. Please submit resume by May 17, 1974. Child Care Coordi nating Council. 1530 SW Taylor. Portland. Ore. 97205. Equal Opportunity Employer SALES R E P R E S E N T A T I \ E PORTLAND CLIANING WORKS Page 5 T h e re ’s M o r e W h e re This C a m e fr o m r g&acfion W ANTED said this w ill mean im mediate rate increases. McCall said no state agency has the authority to lim it the size of rate increases jn Oregon, but the requirement that increases be explained should work as a controlling factor. Hospital prices can be expected to increase in line with increases in salaries and prices in other levels of the economy, McCall said, but shouldn't go beyond the bounds of reasonableness. He (minted out that in the past 30 years increases in health care prices have out disanced all other sectors of the economy. PMSC ......................................_ .............. 9|«S am Monvnç Wardst^ ■ OUR AIM Is to -Continued from pg. 1, col. 61 Chillis. Secretary. Members including: Warren Wheeler. Mrs. Lillie Walk«*r, Repre sentative William McCoy. Hon Wilmot, Mel Smith. Frank Wall, Eugene Jackson. Ray Brewer, Hosie Staila mire. Alvin Lucas and C lif ford Daniels Sup|>orting the strong Board will b«- a broad based Advisory Committee representing a cross section ol the local community. PMSC Executive Director Cleveland Gilcrease said [dans an- underway to get the C o rp o ra tio n m oving quickly into full operation. The Corporation's tem[>orary address is in the offices of PMSC. 1110 S.E. Alder. Portland. 2 IA IS -S 4 2 9 Thursday, May 2, 1974 For our international com pany. You must have 1 yr, d ire c t outside sales ex perience and want an oppor tu n itv with an excellent future. We give a complete tra in in g p rogram , salary commission and Ixmus plan, and an excellent benefit package. For an immediate interview, please call; Mr. K.W. Harwood 7340, 224 Equal Opportunity Employer 4 Ol TREACH W ORKER I $528 595. Identifies and counsels those persons n«-«-d ing the service of the A l coholic Recovery Center and accompanies them to the C«-nt«-r: provides continuity after release from th«- Center by visiting the ex-patient, evaluating his condition and needs, and making effective referrals. MIN QUAL: Field exper. in a social service rapacity involving contacts with a variety of people. APPLY: Before 4:30 pm. May 13. Multnomah County- Civil Service Commission, 510 SW Montgomery, Port land. Ore. 97201. Classified Ads Are Measured Where it Is C O M P I TER OPERATOR Portland's College grads: Mult. County offers career opportunities for college grads over 21 yrs. of age. Contact Multnomah County Civil Service Comm., 248 3294, for exam appoint ment. Proof of coll. grad, must be presented at time of exam. Piano or Organ Lesaons. la te s t apd modern method to play either instrument, for in fo rm ation , please call 287 1634. 2701 N.E. 7th T amaha Organs 1 amaha Pianos 284 4656 Ad Space Salesman for metro newspaper Prescriptions are our Specialty (4 8 years) lo w rev Organs Equal Opportunity Cascade Music Center 1218 NE Sandy 282 0918 Runyans 88c Store Variety Excellent opportunity lor qualified person in grow mg data processing dc partment to work with OS MYT HASP and tele processing applications in eluding TSD and IMS (716 N.E. Union 288 2926 P.O. Bax 3137 City, 97 208 OREGON W IG IM PO R T for the latest in style and fiber 520 E. Burnside 237 0959 This is a p«-rmanent [>osi lion with a company of I'ering broad benefit pro grams including p ro fit sharing. DO YOU KNOW TH ESE HISTORIC FACES? Johnnie Watt's Mexican Gift Shop Im ports Paintings Flower arrangements 811 N. K iliingsworth 289 7321 Send resume or apply in [w-rson 8:30 am to 3:30 [ini, Monday through Fri day. CITIZEN S PHOTO " I am crushed," said this man, "by the failure of my government to protect me." To this Libber who beat "I believe in the battle," a Lobber, the game isn’t he exulted at the start of tennis the menace. 1973. He heard James McCord isy: "Every tree in the forest will fall." This giant creative figure of He clobbered heavyweight modern art died at the age champion Joe Frazier to the of 91. floor six times Everything Photographic Bill and Greg Potter 511 S. E. Morrison An Equal Opportunity Fmplover 232 8501 By Results! Ellis Cleaners D E N T A L H Y G E N IS T RENEW THE BEAUTY OF YOUR GARMENTS D E P U T Y S H E R IF F $875 1127 P A IG E S PHARM ACY exclusive dealer for TEKTRO NIX. INC., has an immediate opening for a 370 155 370 15s Com putcr Operator with a minimum of one year experience on an IBM 360/370 system. Employment Office TEKTRO NIX. INC. P.0. Box 500 OR99 Beaverton. Oregon 97005 directory s e r v ic e Selling Renting Buying Trading Hiring Full time position to provide complete oral hygene pro grant to residents of State institution. Opportunities to continue «-duration and/or participate in research. An Equal Opportunity Em ployer with liberal fringe benefits. Salary range $682 $870 plus anticipated 5% cost of liv ing increase July 1. 1974. Beginning salary de pendent on qualifications. Contact Mrs. Goodwin, Fair view Hospital and Training Center. 2250 Strong Road SE, Salem 97310. Expert Tailoring Phone 281 .3652 3300 N. Williams Ave. JolTn Hr-Ellis ■■■■■a ■ DI AL-A-JOB ! e 227-5828 ¡J K A IS E R ■ PERMANENTE a ■aaaaaaaaaaaaai ¡ Syndicated for over $6 mil lion, be is the most valuable animal on earth. 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