Portland Observer Thursday, December 21, 1978 Page 3
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by Kathryn H. Bogle
Memories o f Christmases of the
past! — here are some views o f
pleasurable moments caught by
someone’s camera “ back then.”
We take this opportunity to thank
all of you who shared with all the rest
o f us the photographs you have kept
and treasured through the years. We
and our readers have appreciated
your generosity in helping to recreate
the sense o f com m unity and
fellowship that has bound Black Port­
landers together from the beginning.
We shall be keeping in touch with
those of you who have told us you
will share your photographs with us,
and. this may be a time to remind
others that the Family Album North­
west will be glad to turn the pages of
your album anytime you call the Ob­
servers 283-2486.
For now, a Merry Christmas to
you and yours! “ May God Bless us
all — Each and Every O ne!"
© Family Album Northwest 1978
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Photos courtesy of:
Martha Jordan
Gustavia Winslow Bonner
James Sullivan
Helen Rawlins
Verdell Rutherford
Bridgeteers N ew Years Day, 1959.
Friends get together during the Holiday.
Sherman Pickett, 1950
Don’t Zap Your
Christmas Z irv
The holidays are no time for electric contact accidents. So, as you're
decking the halls, here are a few com m on sense seasonal reminders from
People at Pacific Power.
Deltas, Christmas 1955.
Up on the roof top: Reindeer Yes.
People No. Unless you're as sure­
footed as Santa's four-legged
friends, stay off the roof. If you're
packing a new TV antenna, deco­
rations or whatever... know what
you're doing and stay far, far away
from the power lines.
Deck the halls... but carefully.
Power tools are safer now than
ever before. But if your new tool
isn't double insulated, don’t
short-circuit safety by ignoring
those three-way. grounded plugs.
Delta Mothers, Christmas 1966.
Electricity is nothing to toy with.
Defective or wrongly assembled
electric toys are dangerous. Make
sure all plug-in toys are UL or
otherwise safety approved. And if
you're all thumbs when it comes to
assembly, let someone who knows
what they re doing take over. Don't
leave electric toys plugged in over­
night And let the kids know the
rules for playing safe.
If you're lighting u p . . .check all
circuits, frayed wires and plugs.
Replace strings of lights if they
blink on and off when they aren't
supposed to. Make sure tree and
outside lights are turned off when
you leave the house and before
retiring for the night
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ur warmest wishes... we wish you the happiest and safest of all
holiday seasons. And we invite you to stop by any Pacific Power
office for plenty of free advice on how to save money and energy.
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