<1 Page 8 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 • (OMPUU OfhlAl yflklfh U N IO N O « C OM FANV O INTAL IN S U BA N C I c o v ia a c t « t u t t o o n r o u t N IID IO D IN ÎIS T » » Fork »••«- Any Fark n t b . . L . i H O U K W a .b d a y , • J O . m l o ] | « S«t I 3 0 a.m »o 1 a.w, DR. JEFFREY BRADY, DENTIST SfM ltR BUILDING S Vi 3ra A A A o i'.v ^ r _>r P c -r tlo n d G ’ e g o n Take E leva'O' to 2niif loor 3' a S’ tn ln u -u Phone: 2 2 8 - 7 5 4 5 A HOUSE SIDINGS FOR KITCHEN BATH CABINET HARDWARE We 9vOF bowghf now wo mo«P $oM at 50% of mockod pr» 54 V f i EXTERIOR OR RUSTIC INTERIOR PANELING 350 0 $HCf T5 4 b R-4 b 7 O g a n n r r m s c o u w rs * Available 27 dHforont poMocn« woodft- $2 99 $9 99 4 .R «hoot« A HARDBOARD 4.R rb 4 b I • b 4 b | T . , l I I l-4 iR w l.ng $4 95 I . $5 95 Plywood $3 95 »e $5 95 $2 9$ $1 95 < b 4 b 8 Par» B»d $1 49 oo 4 i 4 i| P a r t B»d $3 95 oa Ilf >4i| Sh«o’h.rq 7450 INTffftO* A EX TffftO« 000*5 E*«nt O w n w .# i Jombt «» low os $39 50 3 h - O « « Buck O m , , Prehvng $J9 Corvod < Desagn F»o*»t Ooor* os low o« $39 PEG BOARD f at $2 50 »he«* v \ ,o cC°' 4^ C' ¥ w 7$Op«o«oi 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 • NO APPOlhlMihl Nil OH) • (OMPtllt iCOPfiAHOh ON All OIMit INStilANU PUHy NOW O N I T $0.50. 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