Portland Observer
OMSI Joyous Season’
Senior Citizens sole
aids needy families
The ('oinpreheiiKive Man
Power Program, 220 N.E.
Kuasell Street, and their
Senior Citizen's Program will
sponsoring u lla/aar and
Itummage Sale on I li i ember
•JO, 1974. at the Allen Temple
Church, 1235 \ I
Eighth
Avenue.
The proceeds o(
ihls sale will go to needy
families ill the North and
Northeast areas of Portland
The participants are 55
years of age and older
one man is 9<i years old.
They have I m - i - ii diligently
working on the project since
D e c e m b e r 2, 197 1, meeting
ill
h o llies, c o lle c tin g food and
rlo lh in g
d o n a tio n s,
and
making Items for the sale.
Others, in keeping with the
spirit of Christmas, have
been visiting the ark and
shut ins ol the community.
The Chairpersons in charge
of the various comm ittees
are:
Itummage Sale, Mrs.
Lucille Booth and Mrs. Kuth
Epps; Bazaar Sale, Mrs.
Trula Kendricks and Mrs.
Flora P a rrish . C o llectin g
Donations, Mr. J esse Iain
drum; Visiting Sick
and
Shut Ins, Mrs M mine Mikes
anil rs. Mattie S Lawson.
There are more than 100
senior citizens working on
this project.
These people are hoping
for and expecting a large
turnout to hoy goods, as
well as many contributions of
food and clothing to aid the
needy of the community.
I hi e floris are being co­
ord in a ted by Iteniel K.
Valentine, who is presently
m anaging the O p eration
Mainstream
Work Experi
e n e e com,ament of the Com
prehensive Manpower Pro
gram.
C o in s a s s is t G a m e s
By special arrangement
First National Bank ol Ore
gon, in cooperation with the
Canadian Government is ol
fering a series of t anadtan
Olympic coins lor sale to the
public to help defray the
major cost of the 1976
Olympic (lam es
S tru ck by the R oyal
Canadian Mint, the coins are
ordered through special bro
chures made available at the
First N ationals Iliad Office
and at its 136 branch offices.
Each coin is minted in
sterling silver anil, as com ol
the Realm, is barked by l he
Canadian <ioverninent at full
face value
Between now and the
summer of 1976. I here will
Is- coins issued in seven
series.
Each series will
consist ol four coin*
two
$10 com and tw o $5 coins,
lor a total of 26 coins
The coins are minted on a
limited basis
the sets ar<
packaged in a numismatic
display rase and each coin is
individually protected from
scratches and tarnish by a
clear styrene plastic capsule.
Proceeds from the sale of
I he co in s are ex,meted to
make the Olympics, to be
held in Montreal in July
1976, virtually self financing.
The plan calls for three
,H-rrent of the face value of
each com sold m the United
States to lie turned over to
the t ’.S. Olympic Committee
lo support the U S . Olympic
team and amateur athletirs
in this country.
Each of the seven series of
d im s has an Olympic theme.
,, rii
1, now
available,
depicts the geographic lo
cations of the track ami field
sports, team and body con
l.o t sport». and the 1976
Olympic sites
The fulfill
ment of com orders is
handled by American Ex
pri ss ( 'ompany.
room photography and "py
sanky." Also, on December
30th Christy Meadow will
demonstrate the art of Sumi
painting.
On January 2nd, Clara
Fairfield and Norman Smale,
both of the OMSI staff, will
display their various skills
working in wood.
Mrs.
Fairfield will dem onstrate
wood carving as Norman
Smale shows off wood inlay
and mart,uniting.
On Jan
uary 3rd, Clara Fairfield will
again exhibit her skill at
woodcarving, and Ethelynn
Demonmn will dem onstrate
spinning. On Sunday, Jan
uary 5th, St. Nicholas Ortho­
dox Church will wind up the
OMSI arts and crafts show
with another of its displays
a t "pysanky."
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features art, crafts
Ir. celebration of the hob
days, the Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry has
scheduled a series of week
end arts and crafts demon
strations through January 5.
As part of "Joyous Season"
a c t i v i t i e s a t O M S I, th e
craftspeople will be showing
off a number of skills, from
doll making to glass sculp
lure, and "pysanky" li.e.,
fancy egg painting) to wood
inlay and marquetting.
Friday through Sunday,
D ecem b er 2 0th th rou gh
22nd, three crafts will be
demonstrated. On December
20th. artist Dale Champlin of
the OMSI staff will exhibit
her skill at doll making.
Then, on December 21st, St.
Nicholas Orthodox Church of
Portland
will
present
u
demonstration in the art of
"pysanky." Finally, on Sun
day, December 22nd. Jim
Blashfield will display the
skills involved in film am
mation.
A f t e r C h r is t m a s , on
Saturday. December 26th,
Allan Kiel will demonstrate
glass sculpture.
And, on
December 30th. tw o OMSI
staffers, Shabtay Ia-vy and
Pi Jumonville. will show
their respective skills at dark
Thursday, December 19, 1974
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A Christmas filled utith joy
and laughter. A holiday
abundant in peace and
loue . . . our season’s wishes
to you and yours.
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