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Pag« B Portland Observer Thursday. April 26 1979 Attorneys offer free advice SPORTS HOUR JOE’S PLACE Free le g a l in fo r m a tio n w ill be available to the general p u b lic at the J.intzen Beach S hopping Center and th e S a tu rd a y M a rk e t fr o m 10:00 a.m . to 4:00 p.m . on Saturday, M ay 5th and Sunday, M a y 6 th , 1979. A cco rd in g to attorneys John W . S avage a n d J o h n C lin to n G e il, P ro je ct D ire cto rs, the free “ Legal in fo rm a tio n C enter” is sponsored by the P o rtla n d C o u n cil o f Y oung Law - | yers, the Oregon Y oung A tto rn e ys A s s o c ia tio n and the O re g o n Stute Bar as part o f the observance o f Luw Day, celebrated n a tio n a lly on M ay 1st each year by J o in t R esolution o f , Congress. The theme fo r Law Day 1979 is “ O u r C hanging R ig h ts.” “ N o a p p o in tm e n ts a re neces sa ry.” Savage explained. “ The in d i v id u a l m e re ly com es to J a n tz e n Beach o r Saturday M a rk e t, signs a ve ry b r ie f in te rv ie w fo r m w ith a i receptionist and then consults w ith an a tto rn e y o n d u ty re g a rd in g general legal in fo rm a tio n at no cost and w ith no o b lig a tio n .” SMILE FACES — A happy mood prevails as M u named chairman of the Interagency Savings Bonds In order to avoid any p o ssib ility o f hammad Ali accepts a plaque from Secretary of so licita tio n , it has been decided that Committee by President Carter, said. "U.S. Savings Labor Ray Marshall designating him honorary chair none o f the attorneys on d u ty at the Bonds are a guaranteed investment and they guaran person of the 1979 U S Savings Bond Drive as Azie centers can later be retained by in d i tee savings." Taylor Morton. U.S Treasurer, watches. Marshall. viduals fo r p riva te representation in any m atter arising fro m the consulta tio n s . AH a tto rn e y s in v o lv e d are volunteering th e ir tim e as a p u b lic service in o rd e r to help dispel the E U G E N E — A p p lic a tio n fo rm s iv o ry tow er image o f lawyers. are now available fo r the state track by Ron Sykes C om m e n tin g on the purpose o f the and fie ld finals o f the 1979 Oregon Sports Editor p r o je c t, J o h n G e il s a id , “ M a n y Special O lym p ics, to be held S atur people are a fra id to go see a lawyer. day, M a y 5th. at the U n ive rsity o f W h ile reading the latest issue o f They d o n ’ t know w hat to expect and A u e rb a c h , C elts general m anager, O re g o n ’ s H a yw a rd Field. Parkscopes ran across an interesting are a fra id it w ill cost them an arm announced his negotiations w ith B ird A cco rd in g to M a ry H u d zikie w icz, article on the yo u th w restling p ro are over. and a leg. T h is sim p ly is not true. Special O lym pics representative, en gram. In June *78, twelve members The O re g o n State Bar operates a Boston has to ld the “ Big B ird ,” try fo rm s , m em bership a p p lica tio n s travelled to M exico C ity to compete lawyers re fe rra l service w hich sets up w ho was counted on heavily to fly and parent releases m ay be obtained in the A lfre d o Meseo In te rn a tio n a l in itia l co n su lta tio n s w ith atto rn e ys them on those big wings to an N B A fro m local co o rd in a to rs th ro u g h o u t Vk resthng C om petition. This event in fo r no m ore than tw enty d o lla rs, a title , th a t SI m illio n was ju s t to o the state o r by w ritin g Special O ly m volves wrestlers fro m fifte e n coun very m in im a l fee. In fa ct, going to m uch. In reality it's ju st rid ic u lo u s . p ics, R oom 154, Susan C a m p b e ll tries o f the western hemisphere. see an attorney before a p roblem de H ere’ s a player w ho has been to ld H a ll, U n iv e rs ity o f O regon, Eugene, The P o rtla n d team fared q u ite well velops can o fte n save m uch w o rry that he’ s the greatest basketball player O rcaon 97403. by placing fo u rth in the overall free and cost later o n .” ever and a p p a re n tly he believed it. It style co m petition. appears now th a t his a g e n t. B ob R o y P ittm a n , w h o is r a p id ly W o o lf, has priced B ird clear out o f gaining recognition as one o f the pre the m arket. F o r SI m illio n it's d o u b t m ier w restling coaches in the N o rth fu l th a t any N B A team w ill w ant w est, was th e t r ip le a d e r a n d is him . h o p e fu l that the tr ip w ill be repeated Proven stars such as B ill W a lto n , this year. K a re e m A b d u l- J a b b a r , D a v id P ittm a n d e s c rib e d th e t r i p as T h o m p s o n , etc. a re n ’ t d e m a n d in g having a dual purpose fo r the P o rt qu ite that m uch at present. land gro u p . It p ro vid e d a rare o p p o r So w hy should a ro o k ie o f lesser tu n ity to m easure th e s k ills a n d a b ility ? P uzzling. Bye, bye. B ird !! d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e P o r tla n d program against w o rld class com pe titio n . P o rtla n d has the tw o T a y lo r P o rtla n d ’ s yo u n g ju n io r W e lte r brothers w ho are ra p id ly c lim b in g in weight C u rtis Ramsey w ill go against to w o rld class ju n io r wrestlers. Both L o n g v ie w ’ s Steve Chase in a b out are products o f P ittm a n 's p ro g ra m . scheduled fo r M a y 10th at the Jant- a Sports Talk 1801 N.E. Alberta / * will DRAFT you for only 159 Days: Sat., Sun. & Mon. Call 288 8786 For Mora Information F la tte r Fit F ra m e s Special Olympic planned especially for you! 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The program attracts th irty to fo rty p a rticip a n ts per session and includes k id s fro m ages seven to eighteen. W restling co m p e titio n is by w eight and n o t b y age, so th e re are no physical mismatches. A w restler, ac co rd in g to P ittm a n , learns that his success depends on his ow n s k ill and finese. I ’ ve always believed that am atuer w restling helps b u ild confidence and m olds character in youngsters. The goal o f the youth w restling p ro g ra m , as Roy P ittm a n notes, is to upgrade the personal habits o f its participants, and to “ provide q u a lity wrestlers fo r the N o rth w e s t.” Fly away, fly aw ay, fly away b ird . L a rry B ird has flo w n the coop. Red zen Beach A re n a . I f y o u ’ re lo o k in g fo r a ction please come, b u t i f i t ’ s a Ramsey w in y o u ’ re seeking . . . then stay hom e. Ramsey is to u g h , and game, b u t the edge w ill have to go to Chase. Chase is a talented newcomer w ho punches w ell w ith b oth hands. U sually a counterpuncher but w ill on occasion become the aggressor. Ram sey’ s heart is as big as a ll o utdoors and he does possess good fighting tools. Chase by a decision. B rig h a m Y o u n g U n iv e rs ity lo n g know n as a school that attracted o r s o u g h t v e ry few B la c k s are n o w try in g desperately to shed th a t role. K e ith R ic e , fr o m P o r t la n d ’ s W a s h in g to n H ig h , signed to p la y b a s k e tb a ll f o r th e C o u g a rs and raised a few eyebrows in doing so. N ow th e y have a young s o p h o m o re b a s e b a ll p la y e r S tan Y ounger w ho is supplying speed to the baseball team . Y ounger is close to b re a k in g the re co rd fo r stolen bases. Y ounger has swiped 20 bases in 3 1 games and needs ju s t three m ore to set a new record. Perhaps w ith the new change in B Y U ’ s th in k in g , m ore young Blacks m ig h t m a tric u la te on the M o rm o n university. 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