W ashington
student
w in s a w a r d
W ashington High School senior Randy
McKinley received a $100 cash award
Tuesday. April 4th from the Portland
chapter of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP).
McKinley competed with more than
forty other Portland high school and
elementary art students to design a rover
for the souvenir journal of the 69th
Annual National Convention of the
NAACP. expected to draw an estimated
14.000 delegates and guests to Portland
this July.
McKinley's winning cover features por
traits of current NAACP officers and the
late Martin Luther King.
McKinley received his check from
Fred Markey, member of the souvenir
committee of the Portland NAACP Chap
ter. during a student assembly.
C O LLEC TO R 'S IT E M - This black pearl metallic edition of the
1978 Datsun 280-7. coupe might just become a rare item among
car buffs. Only a limited number w ill be produced. Dual racing
mirrors, rear window shade kit and distinctive red and silver
stripes are part ol the special custom package which carries a
suggested retail price of «199. This unique version ol America s
most popular sports car is available through Jim Fisher Datsun
in Portland.
Marijuana pollution explained
In recent weeks a great deal of
controversy has arisen surrounding the
herbicide contamination of Marijuana
grown in Mexico. The contamination is
the result of the marijuana being sprayed
with Paraquat in an effort to kill it.
M ark Saves Mara as Birdie in Jefferson pradactioa of “Bve Bve Birdie." I Phots by:
Zachary Franks
Jeff presents Bye Bye Birdie
The Performing Arts Center of Jeffer
son High School will present “Bye Bye
Birdie." This fifties play centers around a
cult figure. Conrad Birdie, a famous rock
star drafted by the Army. For his final
goodbye to his adoring fans, he offers one
last kiss. In this gigantic publicity stunt.
Birdie and his entourage descend on a
small Ohio town and proceed to turn it
upside down. The results are hilarious
and musically rewarding. Songs featured
are “Put On A Happy Face." “One Boy",
and "A Lot Of Lavin To Do.“ “Bye Bye
Birdie” was first seen in New York in
April of 1960.
Wanda Nichols is directing “Bye Bye
Birdie" and Mary Folberg is the chores
grapher. This production involves four of
Jefferson's Magnet programs. Advance
drama and dance students are perform
ing. Members of the stage band are
providing live music.
The television
department is taping "teasers" of the
play in its studio. A “Fifties" dance is
being sponsored by the Senior class to
excite the rest of the school with the
"Fifties Fever."
For the Jefferson Class of 1959. a
special pre-show reception is planned on
opening night. April 7th.
"Birdie" performances are scheduled
for April 7th, 8th, 11th, and 15th at 8:00
p.m. Tickets are SI for students and $2
for adults, and they can be purchased at
Jefferson High School or by calling
287-1398 for reservations.
Return lib r a r y books fre e
Over two hundred libraries in South
west Washington and Northwest Oregon
are participating in a cooperative library
project to improve library service in the
area. Among the new services provided
by grants from both Washington and
Oregon State Libraries is a linking of
delivery services among large and small
school and public libraries in twelve
counties.
During National Library Week. April
2nd through 8th. any library's books - no
matter how long overdue or lost - may be
returned at any school or public library in
the area Books returned will be collect
ed and routed “home."
This is one service of Washington
Oregon Regional Library Development.
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner of 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00p.m.
{Second and Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
Services
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to your family's
lifestyle...
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For com plete details, ca ll o r stop at any of our
convenient locations Y ou'll fin d that we are sensitive to your
needs— as we have te e n to P ortland fam ilies for
more than 40 years C redit term s and
trust planning available
Because of danger to the health of
smokers, drug samples can be examined
at the liniversity of Oregon Drug Infor
mation Center, 1763 Moss. Eugene {686-
5411). Analysis is free to residents of
Lane. Benton and Jackson counties and
others are charged a $7.50 fee.
Since the fall of 1977, Dr. Richard L.
Hawks. Project Officer on Paraquat
Research for the National Interstate on
Drug Abuse, has conducted research to
determine health consequences of herbi
cide treated marijuana.
Contrary to rumors circulating in the
Portland area that the herbicide would
cause extensive lung damage. Dr. Hawks
The San Francisco Mime Troupe's
“Hotel Universe” is a musical comedy
about the landlord-tenant tragedy that
stars old people fighting to preserve their
home.
The Mime Troupes song and-dance
“Hotel l)niverse’"was first created in La
Rochelle. France, on the Troupe’s recent
European tour. The Mime Troupe was
awarded La Rochelle's medal of honor for
the work.
The plot pits old. Black, white, and
Mexican tenants of a crumbling hotel
against the landlord who sees more profit
in development. Their fight wakes the
old people out of their lethargy.
The Mime Troupe quintet opens the
show with a jazz, funk, and Latin music
set.
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It is family entertainment.
The San Francisco Mime Troupe -
started in 1959 - is the oldest and best
street theater in the U.S. By fighting in
and out of court for the right to play in
the parks, the Troupe opened San
Francmco to street artists in 1965. San
Franciscos cultural color has blossomed
ever since.
Always picking plays picturing the
underdog, the Mime Troupe seldom re
ceives funding from establishment cul
tural foundations, but it has created
entertainment out of the most controver
sial subjects of our time: the Viet Nam
war. race and class relations, and wo
men's struggle for equality. The Troupe
has survived because it delivers a wallop
to the head while tickling the soles of the
feet
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ST. ANDREW S CATHOLIC CHURCH
806 N .E Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin. Pastor
281 -4429
MaAMH:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
ST. A N D R E W C O M M U N IT Y SC HO O L
4919 N .E . 9th Ave.
N ori ta Kelly. Principal
284 1620
Grades 1 through 8
is proof that Christ is everywhere at all
times."
Cornelius has presented the picture to
the City of Vancouver's Park Hill Ceme
tery. where it is displayed. “It is my
prayer that those who have been buried
there and will be in the years to come will
be granted through God eternal rest.
May I close this story with this word
'belief.' In that one word each of us can
and will find eternal rest. May God grant
you the powers to use it."
N e w Hope Missionary B aptist Church
You are Welcome to Worship at
REVEREND A. BERNARD DEVERS, PASTOR
THE CHURCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED
T H E A R K O F S A F E T Y C H U R C H OF G O D P E N T E C O S T A L . IN C .
Evening Service 2nd. 4th and
5th Sundays
(ommunion 1st Sunday
Wed. - f amily Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study
Friday - Brotherhood
Fellowship Service with
Morning Star 3rd Sunday
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
“A warm s;iirit of fellowship always"
The Honorable Bishop U.V. Peterson. D .D . "The Holiness Preacher," Pastor
7:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Sunday:
Su idav School
9:15 am
Mr rning W orship
11:15 am
" showers of Blessings Broadcast”
KG AR 1550
11:30 am 12:30 an
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Prayer and Pastor Phone: 281-6476
(h u rch Phone 2814)163
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Christ’s photo survives fire
This picture of Christ has a peculiar
history which started forty-three years
ago when Roy Cornelius was in the
basement of one of those stores where
donations are received, repaired, and
resold. He was shocked to see in a pile of
discard a beautiful picture of Christ
Cornelius immediately rescued the pic
ture. took it upstairs and paid for it. After
that it hung on the living room wall in six
different homes where the family lived.
“Let me take you back to a Christmas
Eve a short time ago," he explained "We
had the house all decorated with yellow
and silver tinsel and Christmas balls that
ran across the ceilings in many directions.
Christ’s picture in the center of the wall
also had heavy decorations in silver
around the entire frame." During the
night Mrs. Cornelius smelled smoke.
Going to the bedroom door they found the
entire house on fire. There was no time
to save anything and the only path of
escape was the bedroom window.
Everything in the house burned the
walls and ceilings in all the rooms had to
be replaced. The only thing not burned
was the picture of Christ. It was not even
smoked or discolored.
"This was really two miracles - the
savings of our lives and the picture. Thia
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Sunday School
Morning W orship
Mortuary • Crematory • Calcinatory
Gateway
N. Killingsworth
found that casual or light users would
have microscopic fibrosis {abnormal de
velopment of fibrous tissue) in the lungs,
but this would not be of clinical signifi
cance. Persons who smoked heavily for
three to five months would have clinically
observable fibrosis. He reported that
although fibrosis is irreversible, the
extent of the fibrosis would approximate
that of persons living in heavily industria
lized. polluted areas.
Dr. Hawk's research does not address
the questions of whether exposure to
Paraquat would cause cancer or damage
an unborn child. There have been three
reported incidents of pulmonary hemorr
haging in the San Francisco area, but this
has not been positively linked to Para
quat. Because the research has not been
completed and some other scientists have
questioned its validity, the presence of
Paraquat should be considered a serious
health hazzard.
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6:30 pm
Eva ig elistir Worshi,i
8:00 pm
Tuesday-Friday
Noon Day Prayer
Tuesday:
Bible B and/Jr Church
Wednesday:
Choir Rehearsal
Friday:
“The Pastor S,leaks"
7:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
84 NT; Killingsworth
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