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Portland Observer Classifieds
Thursday. September 26. 1974
COMMUNITY CALENDAR!
The Oregon Green Chapter
of the American Business
Women's Association pre
sents their "Fall Festival of
Bargains", a rummage sale,
on Saturday. September 28.
from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The sale will be held at the
Oregon Stamp Society Build
ing. 4828 N.E. 33rd Avenue.
Portland, Oregon.
Refresh
menu will be available. The
proceeds will be used for a
scholarship fund
awarded
annually to women further
ing their education.
Learn to sew in just five
short lessons. Training will
be conducted by Cal Jean
R o b e rts o n .
M u ltn o m a h
County Extension Home Eco
nomist.
Classes will begin
October 14. 1974. from 10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the
Mallory Avenue Christian
Church. 126 N.E. Alberta
Street.
To register, please
call 229-4830. or write to
P.O. Box 1261. Portland. OR
Deadline for registra
is October 11. 1974.
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Equal employment oppor
tumty and discrimination are
words frequently brought to
the attention of today's busi
n^ssman.
Portland Com
munity College offers a course
this fall to explore this facet of
employee relations.
EEO Obligations and Dis
crimination classes, taught by
Lee Moore, will meet from
7:00
to
10:00
p.m.
on
Tuesdays beginning October
1st. in room B ll at PCCs
Ross Island Center. 049 S.W.
Porter. Portland. Tuition is
$18.00 for 10 weeks.
The course will cover a
history of civil righu: a gen
eral understanding of civil
rights terms; federal and
state enforcement agencies
and
th e ir
relationships,
authority, and functions; civil
rights enforcement laws; a
d efin itio n of a ffirm a tiv e
action, and methods for the
prevention of discrimination.
For further information,
contact Portland Community
College Community Educa
tion. 244-6111. e x t 316.
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Health Help Center, a free
community health clinic lo
cated at 4842 N.E. 8th
Street, reopened .Monday.
September 23rd. after being
dosed a week for main
tenance.
The Center is open from
7 to 10 p.m. every Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday to
serve Portland
residenU.
primarily those in the Model
Cities area.
Services offered include
vital signs, blood pressure
screening, physical exams,
pregnancy tesU. pap smears.
V D screening and treatment,
minor medic? 1 treatment and
immunizations.
Sponsored by St. Andrews
Parish, the Health
Help
Center is staffed by volun
te e r physicians, nurses,
laboratory technicians and
pharmacists.
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The YM CA in North Port
land begins its fall swim pro
gram on Tuesday. October
1st. and welcomes youth,
adults and families to par
ticipate.
The YM CA Metro Urban
Center, located at 5430 N.
Moore, offers swim classes
for youth from pre school to
high school. Also, family and
adult recreation swims will
be offered. In addition, the
Y will have special recreation
Swims for teenagers only.
The pre-school swim class
lets Mom or Dad in the pool
with their youngsters, which
is double fun.
Kids can
advance from Crawdad. Tad
pole, and Minnow levels to
Flying Fish. Shark, and Por
poise achievements.
Orien
tation and testing for youth
swim classes is Thursday,
September 26th. and Friday.
September 27th. at 3:00 p.m.
both days. Swimmers should
bring a bathing ‘suit and
towel to orientation.
The fall swim ctasies and
re creatio n swim sessions
start October 1st and run
through December 21st. For
registration information and
brochure, please call 223 6161
and ask for the Metro Urban
Center.
Victor Atiyeh, Republican
candidate for Governor of
Oregon, will address the 27th
annual meeting of the Carl V.
Morrison Center for Youth
and Family Service on the
subject “Future Directions for
Youth and FanuJv Service in
Oregon".
The meeting will be held
Wednesday, October 2nd. at
the First Methodist Church,
beginning with a no host
luncheon at noon.
Senator Atiyeh will discuss
priorities, policies, and at
titudes concerning the youth
and families of our state.
Robert Straub. Democratic
candidate for Governor, was
also inv ited to speak but was
unable to attend.
An OK Lifestyles Lab will
be led by Dale Jamtgaard.
The 15 hour course is held on
Tuesday evenings beginning
October 1st from 7:30 to 10:00
p m. Interested persons ran
register by sending a $15 fee
and your name and address to
Lutheran Family Service of
Oregon, 635 N.W . 18th. Port
land. OR 97209.
The major aims of the
course are to guide the par
ticipants in:
- Discovering how they
function within themselves
and in relation to other people
and thus to have a better
undersanding of others:
- Assessing the effective
ness of their ways of relating;
- Evaluating the basic at
titudes which shape their life
styles, and exploring the al
ternatives from psychological
and Christian views;
- Learning ways that they
can change their patterns of
living.
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ORG AN LESSONS
Latest and modern method
to play either instrument.
Foi more information, please
oul 287 1634
ROLANO HAYES
WORLD FAMOUS CONCERT ART1ST
orn in the backwoods of G eorgia
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OF EX-51 M l PARENK HE STARTED HIS
SINGING CAREER IN A CHATTANOOGA
CHURCH CHOIR RECEIVED HK EDUCATION
AT FISK U.PREP SCHOOL HE SANG WITH
THE FAMED FISK JUBILEE SINGERS in
1917 HE MADE HIS DEBUT RECITAL IN
THE BOSTON SYMPHONY H A LL. WENT
TO EUROPE IN 1920 AND GAVE AC0MHAM
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BEfURE KING
GEORGE V ANO QUEEN MARY HE BECAME
INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS. IN 1970,HE
CAME OUT OF RETIREMENT AT B5 ANO
GAVE A BEN EFIT - C O N C E R T /
JUDGE PERRY B. JACKSON
O f C U W L * M t ( « W COMMON RttAS COURT
THE FIRST BLACK TOBE ELECTED A
I JUDGE IN THE STATE OF 0Ht0(H*5). HE
BEGAN HIS LA W CAREER IN 1922 AFTER HE
HAD GRADUATED MAGMCUMLAUDE
FROM ADELBERT COLLEGE AND A '
LAW DEGREE FROM WESTERN
RESERVE U ONCE A MEMBER OF
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