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Portland Observer Classifieds
The Onion Ushers Annual
Scholarship Tea will be held
at Hughes Memorial United
Methodist Church on Sunday.
September 22nd. from 1:30
to 5:30 p.m. Jimmie Ganter
is the Scholarship Chairman,
and James Lee is President
o f the Association.
The
church ■ located at 111
Camp Fire registration for
the 1974-75 school year is
now underway in the Albina
area schools. For the first
time in the Multnomah
Washington County areas.
Camp Fire Blue Bird in­
terest surveys have been
distributed to first graders.
Camp Fire recognises that
the youth of today are de­
veloping faster than those of
just a decade ago. The Blue
Bird experiences of service
p ro jects, u sin g lan gu age,
nature and outdoors, crea­
t i n g and the home and
family, are geared to the
young girl - in the first
through third grades.
Through the month of
September, Camp Fire - Blue
Bird .interest surveys are
being distributed to girls in
most of the Albina area
schools. Parents should com
plete the surveys and return
them to school if their
daughter wants to join.
Those parents whose daugh
ters did not receive an in­
terest survey but want to
join the Camp Fire Girls
should call the Portland Area
Camp Fire office at 224 7800.
Camp Fire is for all girls,
first through 12th grade.
Camp Fire is a member
agen cy of U n ited Good
Neighbors.
Nearly ten
thousand girls and three
thousand adults are now part
of the Portland Area Council
of Camp Fire Girls.
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“AU About Opera", a
preview of the forthcoming
opera production of “Rigo-
letto" by Verdia. with the
story line and musical ex
cerpts. will be held at the
Wilson Center at the down­
town YWCA. 1111 S.W.
10th. on September 22nd
beginning at 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. Annette Farmer, past
president of the Portland
Opera Guild, will be the
commentator. Mrs. Farmer
has ehoaen Carol Beaumier
as pin ni et and singers Susan
H a w k in s , s o p r a n o , and
Charles Kovachs. tenor, who
wiB sing selected
Many
opera singers began
for bring
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nuac to smaller
Oregon communities.
R efresh m en ts w ill be
served before the program.
A nominal fee will be
charged for the event.
Mayor Neil Goldschmidt
announced that in com
memoration of the
15th
Anniversary of Portland's
Sister City affiliation with
Sapporo. Japan, an annual
photography contest will be
held.
"I’m very en th u sia stic
about this contest. It is one
way the citixens of Portland
and Sapporo can become
better acquainted with each
other and their cities," Mayor
Goldschmidt said.
The theme of the contest
is “Portland and Its People,
at Work and Play".
The
closing date of the contest is
October 18. 1974. and all
entries should be delivered
to the Mayor’s Office at City
Hall. Copies of the rules of
the contest can be picked up
at the Information Desk on
the Second Floor of City
Hall.
For further informs
tion. call 248-4210.
at Jantzen Beach
C oordinated by S h eila
Pilger of PCCs Community
E ducation D iv isio n , the
p resen tation w ill include
demonstrations, exhibits, in­
formation and a registration
booth.
Open registration at Port­
land Community College will
take place from September
23rd through October 4th in
the College Center Mall at
Sylvania and in the Audi
torium at Cascade. Students
may r e g is te r for cred it
classes to be held at any
PCC center at either of these
locations.
R eg istra tio n hours on
M onday through T hursday
of both weeks will be from
9:00 *_m. to 5:00 p.m. and
from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
On Fridays the hours are
from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Advisors and counselors
will be on hand to aid stu­
dents in class selection and
to answer questions con
cerning procedures.
Stu­
dents requiring career coun­
seling or financial aid should
call 244-6111 or drop in at
either center prior to regis
tration.
PIANO STUDY
Unique ■ Exciting
P r e s c h o o l, t r a n s f e r s ,
teens, adults 282 9462
Dr. M ilton F riedm an,
world renow ned econom ist
from the University of Chi­
cago. will be the keynote
speaker at the 12th annual
Business and Economic Out­
look Conference sponsored
by the Portland State Uni­
versity School of Business
A d m in istration D ecem b er
16th at the Hilton Hotel.
PSU officials made the
announcement this week and
emphasized the importance
of registering early for the
co lerence.
Friedman, a former presi
dent of the American Eco­
nomic Association, has been
involved recently in Presi­
d en t F ord ’s m ini-sum m it
meetings on economic prob
lems. He also is an author,
lecturer and advisor to gov
ernment officials.
At the conference, Fried
man will discuss the national
business outlook for 1975.
Other speakers will address
the stock market outlook. the
capital and credit outlook
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and only store. Open 9:30
a m . to 9:00 p.m. daily.
Sundays: Noon to 4:00 p.m
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Friday through Sunday, Sep­
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