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Portland Observer
Thursday, July 22. 1976
Students explore dentistry
Terry Rawlins, Assistant Director ef
Minority Recruitment, seeks students
whs are interested in careers in the ased-
ical fields.
Instructor Doreen Stangel instructs
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
There will be a meeting of the CETA
Advisory Council on Friday, July 23rd,
197«. at City Hall. Room 10«. 1220 S.W.
Fifth Avenue, at 2:00 p.m.
The public is invited to attend.
The public is invited to attend an open
house at the Yaun Youth Care Centers,
on Friday July 23rd. 197« from 4:00 p.m.
until 8:00 p.m.
The Yaun Boys home is located at 5037
N.E. 9th Avenue, and the Girls home is at
5128 N.E. Rodney Avenue in Portland.
The Yaun Centers offer residential
care and treatment tor urban youth in
northeast Portland. Tours of the homes
and an opportunity to meet residents and
staff will be features of the open house.
Refreshments will be served.
The Children's Resource Center is a
weekly feature of the Saturday Market.
It's a place which provides an environ
ment where children of all ages can come
and explore such activities as: painting,
sculpturing, theater and dance, games,
face painting, and blocks. We are open
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m .. .
Rain or Shine. The cost is 50c per child
per hour. Come and visit us.
On July 31st Friends of the Multnomsh
County Library will hold its annual book
sale in the lower level of the Galleria,
S.W. Alder, downtown Portland. Thou
sands of volumes of books and records at
well as sheet music and magazines will b>
on sale to the public. The precedes to gc
to the service of the Multnomah County
Library.
Beginning Friday, July 30th and
running through Sunday, August 8th,
special Tri-M et Bus Service will be in
effect to and from the Multnomah County
Fair at the Expo Center on North Marine
Drive in Portland. According Vo Eugene
Williamson, T ri Met spokesman, "This
service will commence at 11:30 a.m. daily
from S.W. 6th and Morrison, downtown
Portland with service every hour.”
Final departure from the Expo Center
will be at 11:00 p.m. to the downtown
area. Special prices will be in effect for
Senior Citizens between the hours of 9:00
a.m. and 3:00 p.m. of the T ri Met Service.
Senior Citizens will be admitted to the
Multnomah County Fair FREE on a daily
basis of the ten day event.
The YWCA's Women’s Resource Cen
ter is sponsoring an overnight campout
at McIver State Park July 24th 25th for
women and women with children.
Gail Brown, YW CA youth director,
says this is an opportunity for single
women to provide a family outing for
their children without the physical bur
den of setting up a camp. She added a
support group will assist in preparing
camp.
Participants will need to provide a
tent, equipment and food for the weekend
trip. A potluck dinner is planned for
Saturday night with child care available
two hours each day.
The group is limited to 16 tents and a
$2 fee per tent includes registration, in
surance and child care. Reservations can
be made by calling the Portland Down
town YWCA.
Wilderness ecology workshops at Mt.
Hood are offered for teenagers by- the
Portland YWCA. Fourteen to 20 year
olds will discuss the issue of clear cutting
and travel to Mt. Hood to actually ob
serve clear cuta and natural forests.
A one day class will explore and discuss
the clear cutting issue at 10 a.m., July
20th. A one day trip to examine a clear
cut will be July 21st and an overnight trip
to a wilderness area to observe a natural
forest is July 28th 29th.
Gail Brown. YW CA youth director,
says that some scholarships are available
for the wilderness ecology workshops.
She added that those interested should
contact her at the Downtown YWCA.
The fee for the workshop is »20 for
members and »3 for non-members with
transportation,
food and insurance
included. A personal sleeping bag is ne
eessary for the overnight trip however.
A boys' football clinic will be held at
Roosevelt High School through July 30.
Sessions are from noon to 2:00 p.m. for all
Bicycle races are held Tuesdays at the
Portland International Raceway in West
Delta Park. Call 286 6636 for information.
Seniors who need hlep with their yards
or homes can contact Project ABLE at
286 8228 for help from the Youth Envir
onmental Project.
Junior Co-ed Track Program '* held
Monday and Tuesday afternoon^at the
Roosevelt High School track.