P o r t l a n d O b s e r v e r N o v e m b e r 1, 1 9 7 9 P a g e 7
Community Calendar
STORYTELLING BY HERB CAWTHORNE Bring family and friends and
come to hear a story, or tell a story - o f fantasy, o f history, o f family, or o f
sorrow or celebration. November 10. Starts with pot-luck at 6:30 p.m. at St.
Andrews Community Center, 806 N.E. Alberta. No charge. For information
call Sharon M iyaji (days) 281 4430 or Edna Hicks (eves) at 287-1077.
NATIVE AM E R IC A N FILMS A N D SPEAKERS: The A IM for Freedom
Defense Committee is presenting an evening o f Native American Films and
speakers, Saturday November 3, at Mallory Christian Church, 126 N.E. Alber
ta. The films to be shown are: "T h e Longest W alk" a documentary o f the five
month walk across the United States by Indian people to call attention to treaty
violations and protest anti-Indian legislation; and "T he People are Dancing
Again” a film which tells the story o f the Siletz peoples struggle for federal
recognition and a land base. The event will take place at 7:00 p.m. and child
care and refreshments w ill be available. Admission is $2.50
C hristopher Brow n, Jon C aw thorn and Harold W illiam s T w o vie for
honors in NAACP Freedom Seal contest
N A A CP b e g in s seal c a m p a ig n
The Portland Branch, N AA C P ,
kicks oi l its 1979 Holiday Seal Cam
paign with a Zodiac children’ s con
test and freedom seal King/Queen
contest to be run to December 9th.
The annual fund raising campaign
w ill also include a “ Pre-holiday
Dance and Fashion Extravaganza”
to be held on December 2, at the
Lloyd Center Sheraton. N A A C P
holiday seals sell for $1 per hundred.
The Zodiac children’ s contest will
feature a variety o f fund-raising
events puts on in the name o f the
child representing each of the twelve
signs o f the Zodiac. The child under
whose name the most funds are
raised by contest end will receive $25
w orth o f shares in the N A A C P
Credit Union.
FELICIA ROBERTSON
C om m unity churches have been
invited to select a representative in
the King/Q ueen contest and w ill
sponsor various fund-raising ac
tivities in each representative’ s name.
The representatiave whose church
raises the most funds will be declared
the winner.
The December 2 “ Fashion Ex
travaganza" w ill feature top local
models in the West Ballroom o f the
Lloyd Center Sheraton Hotel from 4
p.tn. to 9 p.m. Tickets are $7.50 and
may be purchased by calling coor
dinator Gerri Ward at 281-5209.
Those interested in supporting
either o f the follow ing Zodiac or
King/Queen contestants, call either
of the following:
Betty White 148-4962
Harry Ward 281-5209
A FREE HOME W EATHERIZATION CLINIC FOR SENIOR CITIZENS will
be held Thursday, November 15, at 3 pm at Ockley Green Community School,
1315 N. Ainsworth. Topics to be covered include: inexpensive do-it-yourself
heat saving projects such as plastic store windows, where to go for trustworthy
weatherization advice, sources o f weatherization help for seniors in the metro
area, samples o f inexpensive house weatherization products and how to get the
most out o f them. This clinic is being given free by weatherization expert Jim
Montgomery o f the Neil Kelly Company as a service to area senior citizens. Call
285-8269 for information.
HOST FAMILIES ARE NEEDED for young people from Central America (12
to 16 years o f age) who are participating in the exchange program "Intercam -
bio.” The students live with an American family practising English, attending
school and learning our way o f life and culture. From Guatemala and El
Salvador, the students arrive November 15 and return home January 16. From
Costa Rica, the students arrive December 1 and return home February 12. (Call
659-3375)
NOTICE OF CHANGE: Because o f the increased interest in the Elections to the
Board o f Directors o f The Albina Action Center, we w ill be extending the
deadline for applications and the date o f the election.
Deadline for Applications: November 10th 1979
Election Date: November 24th 1979
Again we would like to express our thanks to the number o f people responding
to our elections. If you need further information, please contact the Albina Ac
tion Center at 288-8345 or drop by the Center 707 N.E. Knott. Thank you,
Lloyd Cruse, Advocacy Coordinator.
W H A T : A .I.M . for freedom defense committee is having a benefit dinner.
WHERE: At Mallory Church 126 NT . Alberta
WHEN On Fri. Nov. 9 ..serving from 6-8:30 p.m.
PRICE: Cost is$4-under 12 or unemployed $2.
Speakers from the American Indian Movement & The Lakota Club will talk
about the current government case against A I M. members and conditions in
side Oregon State Penitentiary. Tickets are available at United Front Books,
Woman's Place Books, Urban Indian Council or at the door. Sponsored by the
Portland Committee to support prisoners. A non-profit organization.
OUTSIDE IN FREE C LINIC Medical clinic, counseling center, pregnancy
testing and counseling inform ation and referrals, walk-in counseling, 4pm-
8pm. Outside-in free clinic call 223-4121., 10:00 am-10:00 pm. Located at 1236
SW Salmon
KING IM PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Executive meeting, November 5,
6:00 pm, King I acility,4815 NI 7th.
NORTH PORTLAND CITIZENS COMMITTEE. November 6, 7:30 pm, Ken
ton Firehouse, 8105 N. Brandon.
The John Reed Film Festival will present the Soviet film "T he Ascent
November 3rd, 2:00 pm at the Line Arts Theater. ($2.(X))
AN AU D ITIO N FOR THE PLAY. "CEREM ONIES IN DARK O LD M E N ”
by Lonne Elder 111 w ill be held on Saturday, November 3 and Monday,
Novem ber 5, 1979 at the A lb in a W om en’ s League B u ild in g , 8 N .E .
Killingsworth. The play calls for six characters: 2 males aged 40 and over; 2
males, 18 and above; 2 females over 19. Scripts w ill be available from 4 to 4:30
pm for review and the reading w ill be from 4:30 to 6 pnt on November 3, 1979.
On November 5, scripts will be available from 6:30 to 7:oo with the reading
from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
BASIC AUTO M E C H A N IC S ,if your car malfunctions, are you left stranded
and helpless? Learn to acquaint yourself with simple mechanics. Find out
about your car and what you can do if something goes wrong. Class w ill be held
November 6, 8, 13, & 15., 7’ ;00 pm., 9253 N.E. Hancock Drive. No charge.
Call 232-6018 (Mon-Fri. 8-12) for information and registration. This is a com
munity service o f The Stone Tower Seventh Day Adventist C hurch.
ELECTRICAL/APPLIANCE REPAIRS. Learning to do even the most basic o f
electrical or appliance repairs can be frightening if one has no knowledge ol
how to proceed. Many women are now finding that they need these basic skills
to save money and do needed home repairs. A program planned specifically lor
the novice do-it-yourselfer w ill be held on November 7 at the Community
Room, Far West Savings Gateway, 1205 NE 102nd, Portland from 10 AM to
12:30 PM. The one-session class is titled, "E le ctrifyin g ldeas-A Ms. Fix-It
Program.”
STATE SENATOR TED KULONGOSKI, the candidate for the United States
Senate, w ill be featured at the November 8th meeting o f the East Multnomah
County Democratic Forum. The meeting w ill be held on Thursday, November
8th, at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Center Auditorium , 50 N.E. Elliot in Gresham.
Senator Kulongoski w ill be introduced by his colleague state Senator Vern
Cook.
CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION: What if someone close to you
suffers a heart attack? Do you know what to do? If not, here is help. Cardio
pulmonary resuscitation is a must for everyone. Please come! A ll o f our classes
are free, at PACS Health Education Center, 6611 S.E. Powell Blvd., Portland,
Oregon, 97206. Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, at 7 pm. For more information call 774-
7325 Monday thru Thurs, 2 to 4 pnt., or leave a message anytime.
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