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Page 6 Portland Observer Novem ber 8. 1979 American State Bank “ The Bank that integration b u ilt" 2737 N.E. U nion F IN A N C IA L Drinking horns carved from buffalo horn from C am eroon. P L A N N IN G 282 2216 FOR LIFES liv in g too long ond g o in g b ro k e 2 D y in g too soon a nd le a v in g I I j MONEY J TAX your f a m ily AGENCY SHELTERS M ANAGER S A V IN G S & RETIREMENT IN S U R A N C E CLOSEOUTS 3'T' R-l 1 Insul............................... 1 3 * S.F 6 R-19 Insul.................................. 23* S.F. U - P A K “ PETE” Stainless Sinks.................................... s2 9 * ‘ Hy Kathryn H. Houle ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE diana University, Tine Arts Museum, will speak. Dr. Sieber wrote the in trod uctio n to the book, “ A rt o f Cameroon.” Katherine C. White, a long time colleague o f Dr. Gebauer will also speak. The auditorium seats about 400 persons. Tickets to the auditorium event will bc-needed-so if you want to reserve a seat, call the museum ahead ol time to make your reser vations. Remember the two-day sym posium follows on November 17 and 18. These events are open to the public without charge. It you have an African wardrobe, it would be considered a tribute to his Excellency to wear African gar ments to the reception. We show you pictures o f some art items you might see at the museum. G R EN O B LE PATTERN 12 x 12 25< -e each Ceramic Tile 4 " .......................................... 5‘ Washerless Faucets . . . ........... 2 0 % OFF Toilets W h............................................. $3 9 ’ ° Desk Tops ............................................. ‘ 2 5 “ Windows O d d .................................. *5-*25 Formica Pre-Formed Counter T o p s .......... T"ck"."“ k MC DOORS 2 ' “UP SC DOORS ' 29>O STTLE A RAIL 40°* PASSAGE LOCKS MEYER BRAND BLOW-IN IN S U L A T IO N £ fl,b $ 7 4 9 Twelve traffic lanes that weigh over 60,000 tons are supported by the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, longest span in th e w o rld , across New York H arb or. Ire« u«e of our blovse, w m iv v w w i i Toy & Joy Makers give toys LOOK FOR THE BIG "T" " A S u r e S ig n o f G o o d T a s t e ” District I0 Toy & Joy Makers star ted th eir I979 C hristm as help program on November 1st. The area covered is within the boundarys bor dered by 82nd Street on the West, both sides City or County, the Hood River County Line on the East, the Columbia River on the North, and the Clackamas County Line on the South. This includes all incorporated and uni-incorporated cities w ithin these boundarys. Those who need gifts fo r their children, up to the age o f 15 years in clusive, should call 256-1546 Sunday through Friday, 9:00 AM-3:0<) PM to see if they qualify for help. Don't wait-call now. Toy and Joy must talk to the parent or legal guardian to ob tain information that only they can give. Volunteers are needed to help in the program and funds. Tax deduc tib le donations may be mailed to District 10 Toy & Joy Makers, 11608 N .E . San Rafael S t., P o rtla n d , Oregon 97220. The public's help will make possible a Merry Christmas for those children whose parents need help, and the elderly in nursing homes and homes for the aged. The City o f Portland Toy & Joy start taking calls November 19th and take care ol the area West o f our area. C ity or County. Their phone number is 248-4371 after November 19th. Parchman joins Emanuel staff 14410 SE D IVISIO N frank p a r c h m a n Frank Parchman has been named P ublic R elations D ire cto r fo r Emanuel Hospital Parchman has w orked as a p u b lish er,e dito r and reporter for newspapers in Oregon, C alifo rn ia and Tennessee. P rio r to jo in in g Emanuel he served as a p ublic relations and newspaper consultant. He has won several state and n atio na l awards fo r w ritin g and e d itin g , in c lu d in g the N ational Newspaper Association Freedom of In fo rm a tio n A w a rd , the E.W . Scripp's First Amendment Award, and e d ito ria l and feature w ritin g awards from Sigma Delta C hi, N ational Newspaper Association, and the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association. , ’° BANK ¿ M fe CARDS WELCOME TST Year Check, Too! , U-PAK BUILDING MATERIALS INC. OPEN Mon.-Sat. 8 to S Northside 5212 N E Union 2 8 4 -9 9 3 8 sy.i.oi o atu u i i » m u i w ü b iö u i g rassian a , uruuaiirxt ixijci group The stool is 31’A inches high and is m ade of m ah o gan y at charcoal coated. (Photo s: Portland A rt Museun s Medicine Cabinets . ............ 2 0 % OFF Bath V an ities......... ................... 2 0 % OFF Energy Savers by G.E............................. *7” Formica Cutouts ................................... 50 PANELING 4x8 & up * j Building Material FROM THE SIDELINES 2329 PACIFIC PLA N S. 2 8 8 -3 4 4 6 OBSERVATIONS F v « t Grove I CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL Com m em orative stool from West Cam eroon. S£ 20th Ft D IV IS IO N b ro k e Clifford J. Campbell, Jr. 1 You are invited to a reception at I he P ortland A rt Museum on November 16, 1979. Hours are from 8:00 pin to 10:00 pm. I he reception is to celebrate the publication of a book o f major im portance, “ The Art o f Cameroon" by Dr. Paul Gebaucr. It also will pay tribute to the contribution o f Paul and Clara Gebauer to the inter national field o f African Studies. An honored foreign guest is to be his Excellency Benoit Bindzi, Cameroonian Ambassador. There will be opportunity to view an exhibition o f the A frica n photographs taken by Paul Gebauer vs hen the Gebaucrs lived in the Catneroons. At 8:30 pm in the Berg Sivann A u d ito riu m o f the museum, Roy Sieber, curator o f primitive art at In- TWO GREATEST RISKS 1 Southside I 5 123 S E Mcloughlin Milwaukie
