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Portland Observer
Thursday. March 20. 1975
Fashions b en efit BEC
Pucchi and Old HI cmm I pre
sent "Hey Now” Spring
Fashion Affair & Ball fea
turing Pl.EASl KF. Friday
March Slat, ’ N
1 80
a.m Cocktails 7:30 fashion
show 9:00 p.m.
Dance
10.00 p.m.
The show is
being held at the Green
wood Inn and tickets are
Survival workshop
studies crime
Th« Friendli«*!
Stores In Town
Sine« 1908
On Satuday, March 22nd.
th e C rim e P re v e n tio n
Bureau will be holding the
first of two free "survival
w orkshops" at Portland
State University's Educa
tional Center at 2611 N.E.
Union.
The workshop, to run
In-tween 11:00 a m. and 1:00
p in . will be conducted by
Terry Thomas, field repre
sentalive for P ortland's
Crime Prevention Bureau.
Thomas will talk mainly
about residential burglary
and how people can reduce
their chances of being
burglarized.
DR. JEFFREY BRADY Says:
00 Not Put Off Needed Oentol (are"
Enjoy Dental Health N ow and
Improve Your Appearance
(OMi INAI
»out (OHVtNItMCt
ONk SAfOIOAf MOlhlMr
(Cont. from pg. 1 col. 4)
acres of land not used by
the Oregon National Guard
Colonel McCarter, instal
lation supervision at Camp
Kilea, has had apprentice
linemen of the Joint Ap
prenticiship Training Coun
cil bulldoze and level the
grounds. Boys from Mac
L aren School c le a re d
underbrush and will help
prepare the soil and pos
sibly assist with the plant
ing and harvest. Additional
helpers will be horticulture
stu d en ts from Clatsop
Community College.
One area will be a
com m uril garden, with
produce turned over to
public agencies. There will
also be about 200 individual
garden plots, alloted with
priority to individuals on
public assistence, low in
come familes. and senior
citizens.
Plots will be
available to other interested
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Take E leva'O' to 2niif loor 3' a S’ tn ln u -u
Phone: 2 2 8 - 7 5 4 5
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KITCHEN
BATH
CABINET HARDWARE
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CAULKING
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1000 SO YDS LINO A VINYL
REMNANTS
Reduced
$ 1 5 O $ 3 5 O tg y d
UP TO
p . , 1.1
10< «g ft
3 for $1
builoihg supply
DISCOUNT
CENTERS*
MARUTE W AU BOARDS
Both A KItehon 4«R 5x6
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top«
$195 $24 9 «at
FORMICA A NEVERMAR
COUNTER TOPPING
Rog 59« ft
100 000 ft
IO<-7$<ft
persons, but they will
supply their own supplies.
In addition to the garden
plots, there are a number of
old greenhouses that ran be
rehabilitated by covering
them with plastic.
A horticulture class will
be offered by Clatsop Com
munity College, at no
charge, for those taking
part in the spuds program.
Also available will be
classes on canning, pickling
and nutncian.
The Statewide NEEDS
Council, which is respon
sible for the program in
eludes:
Bud Wolbert.
Positive Action Council,
Sweet Home; Maria Brandt,
Scapoose; Charles Win
te rs, Jacksonville; Roy
C ranga. Nyssa Service
Center. Nyssa. Elmo Bloom.
Hermiston; Wayne Haserot,
Klamath Falls; Ann Kent.
Portland; Chedwah Stein,
Oregon State Health Divis
ion, Portland; Dave Sonnie.
Roseburg.; Gleen Titus,
Coos Bay; Rena Dale,
Salem ; M ary T u rn e r,
Salem; Betty Johnson,
Prineville; Eonda Wash
burn, Vernonia; Kathleen
Nichols, Hood River; Jane
N etboy, Portland; Mike
Morgan, Cannon Beach;
Sgt. Hen Brown, Armed
Forces Entry Station. Port
land; Ellen Schneider, I»«-
partment of Human Re
sourres. Salem. Alternates
are:
Dorothy Churchill,
Scapoose; Mrs. Lupe Grim
aldo, OSU Ex tension Ser
vice, Nyssa; Doris Salmon,
Eastern Oregon State Hos
pital. Pendelton; Hue Voris,
Roseburg.
Edgefield
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TUOOBOAK 4aB
vMtjrf focod ponoU-Rag $4 95
NOW $7 49
SWAG LIGHTS
Rog $74
$1 I 88
AU OTHER
LIGHT H X T U ttS
SO to 70% OPF
Ooor«
a llo w o« $12 95
Adold C low t Door*
os law OS
$4 95 «e*
Folding Ooor«
o i low o i$ 4 per ft
Inodo
$7 50 to $4 50
OutMdo
515 »o $30
The second workshop,
scheduled for S aturday,
March 29th. will be con
ducted by Kathi Harvey,
also a field representative
of the Portland's Crime
Prevention Bureau.
She
will talk about street safety
and how
> avoid having
your p1 >e matched or
pocket pi ;ed.
The workshops are free
and everyone is urged to
attend For more informa
tion contact: Jane Walker.
Public Information C oot
dinator. Crime Prevention
Bureau. Phone 248 4126.
Royal Esquire Club of
Portland is presenting its
annual fashion show and
dance on Sunday, March
23rd.
Sheraton Motor
llo le l
1 ,lovd I enter 6 00
to 10:00 p.m
Includes
fashions from Ms. B.J's,
John Farrell Shot's, Seven
Doves, Mario's, and many
more. Hurtis Hadley and
the Monarchs are providing
the music. Advance tickets
are $3.50. ami $100 at I hi*
door.
CEDAR FENCING
4 i 4 Cedar Peit«
I b * Cedar Board«
only
1 b | Cedar Board«
enfy
BATH VANITY CABINET
IB b 77 ONLY $15 each
RANGE HOODS
o« low a« $10 95 eo«h
PAINT
CLOSEOUT
NO W REOUCED TO
$2-$3 & $4 gal
♦ O P IN *
Mon-Sot
Sunday
8 TO 6
9 TO S
8905 N Vancouver
Aerott from Q » Joe«
Call 2 «5 054 6
(Cont. from pg. 1 col. 6)
and who refuse to conduct
hearings to determine the
facts underlying their offi
cial actions in public. Anil
fi nally,”
"We can no longer
to lerate a Commission
Chairman and County Com
missioners who, while
mouthing their concern for
the old. the young and the
disabled, the sick and the
poor, by their actions de
monstrate a heartless, in
sensitive total lack of real
concern for these helpless
members of ouc society."
"And we can no longer
tolerate having those who
are supposedly closer to us,
since they have been
elected locally under our
County Home Rule Charter,
continue to shirk their
responsibility as local offi
rials by trying to place the
responsibility for the wel
fare of the old, lhi* young
and the disabled with the
State Government or the
Federal G overnm ent, in
fact, with anyone hut them
selves.” "With this kind of
County Commission Chair
man and with these kinds of
Commissioners we can and
will do without. With the
help of God and the Oregon
Recall system."
CITIZENS PHOTO
Everything Photographic
Bill and Greg Potter
511 S I
M o rm o n
2 3 2 8501
NAACP
b reakfast
Parents Anonymous
fights child abuse
Parents Anonymous, Re
gion 10 is hosting a con
ferenre at Corbett, Oregon
on March 21st, 22nd, and
23rd.
PA leaders and
professionals dealing with
child abuse from Dregon.
Washington. Idaho. Mon
tana and Alaska will attend
the three day workshop
Scheduler! speakers include
Jolly K . founder of Parents
Member* of the Van
rouver Brunch of the
NAACP will host a break
fast Sunday March 23rd In
the PUP auditorium serving
will be from 9:00 a m. to
1:00 p.m. public is invited
to attend. In addition to
pancakes the menu will
include ham. juice, and milk
or coflee Tickets available
at the door $2.50 for adults
and $1 75 for children under
12
Anonymous. Mark Emunuel
form HEM in Seattle, and
special guest speakers from
Boston, Mass, and Wash
inton, DC. The purpose of
the conference according to
Ron Nelson, Regional Co
ordmator "is to rreate
belter coniniiinicalion be
tween parents who arc
Irving Io cope with child
alius«. problems and the
professional community
A 1 A L O G O \ E R S I OC K C L E A R A N C E
Wards 3 Big
Bargain Centers
Food program
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NOW O N I T
$0.50.
Stores that are
showing fashions are Ms.
B.J's, Cat's Meow, l.eon's,
Love Unlimited. Couch St.
Outfitter's, John Farrell’s
Shoes. Claires Young East,
Mario's, Cromwell's, Nudle
man Bros, for men.
For
information A reservations
please call 282 3705.
E squires
fa s h io n s
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