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Newspaper Page TextPage 10 Portland Observar March 19. 1981 w w auto 4 Hats-Scarves A Accessor ies Styling JENKINS AUTO SERVICE Campt««» engine í w h a u l OuaMv eandca guaranteed » 4 6 N William« Portland. Oregon 707 NE FREMONT 281 «626 FR ID A Y’S BEAUTY SUPPLIES Wholesale and Retail "We carry products that art seen in J«t and Ebony Magarme " Open9 a m 8 p m 3612 NE 16 th . 249 0363 C O M P I I T I A U T O M O T I V I » « P A IR IN G Jacksons Automative 2106 N Killingsworth Portland. OR 97217 286 7338 ¿,’utf iPuian i H m m ¿^lun SPORTSMAN'S ROTH b MILLER AUTOM OTIVE Hair Design Center N »entier * S r t b «•gnment pemOng euto gMea b hame 3606 N Williams OrMtr Portland. OR 97227 3800 N Mississippi Ava Portland. Oragon 97227 288 6244 Carlot 249 3866 STARK RAVING HAIR Featuring Maxi Curl. Complete salon services for men and women .4zu/ Ç^r/uïri ¿A^r^uat íusmssa 21 vee't Body O a rr^a •p e *» c o m p * * p e ^ i joba 317 S.W. Stark Portland, OR 225 1226 311 N E ShavarSt Portland. Oragon 97212 2S7 8629 ( O m ni unity Directory and profiles A ds O n This P a g e A r c O f i o c a l B u s in e s s e s T h a t A r c H e lp in g B u ild A B e t t e r C o m m u n it y P h K up >i c o p y STEWART CLEANERS K N O TT ST GROCERY W tl«m 4pm Grocery-Cold Beer and W ine 284-7490 F n lim Sp m 2701 N E 7th Portland. Oragon *7212 2814372 Tuea ACME CLEANERS & CUSTOM TAILORS Mon Fri 7am 6pm Sal 10sm 6pm We clean on Saturdays 1001 N.E Broadway 284 7647 ELK CLEANERS b LAUNDRY 2709 NE 7th C & l STORE You' aoSM buy» mo»» and more her»! C o « bee» and • * » Open ■« hofcdeya I 0 0 10 00 M S 1480 N E Prescott Portland, Oregon 284 3837 SAM and OLLIE S Restaurant b M a rket Open 9 00 A M 1144 N E Prescott 1014 N Killingsworth 500 N W 23rd Avenue 284 8485 Sales Service ! Installation 630 N.E. Union Ave Hours 10 6 M F 10 5 Sal BROADWAY EXXON 519 NE Broadway Portland. OR 97213 7206 NE Union Ave Portland. Oregon 97211 Portland, OR 287 9 NE UNIOfc & O E K U M VARIETY Serving your pharmacy needs with dilligence. quality pro ducts and service Call or visit us today* CHARLEY S W h ere fh» beat m «artier henga out 10% off wtth coupon 1081 Lloyd Center Portland. Oregon 97232 284 4086 1719 N.E. 16th 288 4646 N A T U R A L F U R N IT U R E Ready to'Finiah W e s a tie ty ’ 213 216N E Hancock Portland Oregon 282 3379 FRIDAY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY Wboiaaata and Rated W a carry products as seen m Jat and Ebony 4664 NE Union 287 8266 3612 NE 16th 249 0363 lu, tflij ( inl»1 & Ì. At the corner of N.E. 8th and Broadway is natural furn iture and unfinished fu r niture store that specializes in quality at affordable prices. W ith a large selection of styles and all types of wood, you'll find the furniture you want. And its ready-to-finish, which makes it very easy to finish they way you want BO O NEBroadw ev 284- CLEANERS W OODLAW N CLEANERS Open 0 days s w ee* I s m 0pm W s grve SB H G w i Stamps A UNISEX SALON 6720 N E Union Avenue Portland. Oragon 97211 (503)289 4470 M M D e * urn Portland, Oregon 97211 289 4976 GROCERS Gold Eagle Fish M a rks , Fresh Seafoods • Meat • Oriental Groceries Wholesale Mon 10 6. Sun 12 5 5626 N.E. Union (503) 287 2060 Community bt Calendar W om ens C on d itio n in g Class w ill be offered at University Park Com munity Center, 9009 N. Foss, from noon to I pm, Wednesday, and Friday, Starting A pril l, ,981. Fee is $2.00. Instructor B.J. Pittman. For more in formation call 289-2424 or 248-4110. Black Employees of Xerox w ill hold a public meeting, Thursday, A p ril 2, 1981 - 11:30- 1:00 p.m., at the Bourbon Street Restaurant. Speaker will be Herb Cawthorne. The public is welcome. School Levy Campaign will hold an auction to support passage o f the Portland school district’s $25.8 million levey package, at the Masonic Temple - Sunken Ballroom, March 13, 1981, 7:00. For additional information call 222-9543. 1 For Funeral Insurance Information Call C. Don Vann at 281 2836 (M3) 287 4029 LlJJ Rraatfway Portland O a g o n «723? Classic Studios ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH Corner of 8th and Skidmore Sunday School 9:30am Sunday Worship 11 ;00am Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00pm (second and fourth Sundays) Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister ST ANDREWS CATHOLIC CHURCH 806 NE ALBERTA STREET Reverend Bertram Griffin. Pastor 281 4429 Masses 5 00pm Vigil Saturday 10 00am Choir Sunday 12 00pm Folk Sunday ST. ANDREW CO M M UNITY SCHOOL 4919 NE 9th Ave Sr Kathlggn Stupfer. Principal Phone 284 1620 Grades 1 thru 8 You are Welcome to Worship at THE ARK OF SAFETY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST "A warm spirit o f Jellowshipalways” The Honorable Bishop U V Peterson, D O. "The Holiners Preacher," Pastor 9 15em 9 , 1 5em Shower« at Blesamg« Broadcast " 3 30 4 » KLIQ 1290 6 30pm VPWW 8 00pm Evangelist« Worship Noon Day Prayer Tuesday Friday Tuesday Bible Band Jr Church Wednesday Choir Rehearsal Friday The Pa«,or Speak» 84 NE Killingsworth 28' 0499 7 30pm 7 00pm ? 30pm 4220 S E Hawthorne 238 1070 OREGON RUG & MATTRESS CO Since 1932 1868 N. Lombard Portland, OR 97217 Ph (503)285 9564 JEWELRY PATON JEW ELERS Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Diamond Selling Watch S Jewelry Repair 261-8801 _____ 4618 NE Sandy PHARMACY A lberta Pharmacy R e a d y to serve sit your prescription needs • State weHara • • Portland M etro • Blue Cross • • SAIF 2403 NE Alberta 281 8717 NATURAL F U R N IT U R E Ready to Finish 284 0666 900 NE Broadway Partland OR Quality at affordable prices THE VILLAGE COBBLER Shoe repair • Leather repair Vinyl repair • Shoe dyed Free pick up b Delivery 1912 N.E. 122nd © Travel Roberts' 3415 N E Broadway Portland. OR 97232 ROBERTA BUTLER Dr Samuel J Brown Jr b Dr Carlos L W eekly. DENTIST Fem lfy an d p raven Ova dentistry M M I H Se tu r de y 2209 NE Killingsworth Portland. Oregon 97212 282 7643 Portland. OR 9 7 2 » 254 9333 PHIL REYNOLDS MEDICAL CLINIC Walter C Reynolds, M D Kalpana H Rajdev M D Physiciens b Surgeons 15 N. Morris St PMII 5 SCHWINN CVCLfR In te re s te d m cu rren t t w o * » a b o u t A fric a n Lib eratio n ? Oakum Building Sixth Floor 619 S W 3rd Aye Portland. Oregon 227 2902 JO 'S BAR B Q VERA S HAT BOUTIQUE Our food >a finger tiekin good I Try d and you * never as' anywOer« Baeutrfui nata and accaaaotta» M a n a Stetson b Dobba D M D . M P H FAMILY DENTISTRY Consolations Insurance accepted Weekend b Evening hours 2274 Lloyd Center For appointment call 287 1078 GRACE COLLINS M EM O R IA L CENTER Child DtYBtOpmtr,f Kindergartens hoi breakfast ft lunch anacke 0 30»" 0pm 12 yr» Fad Lie 128 NE Russell Portland. Oregon 281 6930 ELECTROPEDIC of OREGON Outpatient alcohol treatment for individuals and families special program for women 1826 Northeast Broadway 825'N.E. Broadway DR CHARLESTONEY Portland. Oregon 97232 (503)282 9463 l'era J. Thomas 281 5409 H U N A N RESTAURANT Uniquel ELECTROPEDIC of OREGON Chines» Cuam » • apet «efumg m apte y d«he» from (ha Hunen b Srechuen Provtncoe 825 N E Broadway 249 1761 516 S W Broadway Portland. Oregon 97206 224 8063 Best built electric Adjustable Bed C andidates: Portland C ity Council candidates Margaret Strachan and Earl Blumenauer w ill be Elaine Cogan’s guests Sunday, March 22, 1981,8 - 10 A .M ., on KGW ’ s “ On The l ine.” "O n the Line” listeners may call in and question the guests or o ffe r comments during the 8 to 10 public a ffa irs programs. P o rtla n d S ch oo l B oard. (1) School Closure Committee report. 7:30 p.m., March 23, 1981, Administration Building, 501 N. Dixon. O ckle y Green C o m m u n ty S chool Forum . Area One Superintendent W illard Fletcher, speaker, March 25, 1981,7:30p.m., Beach School, I710N. Humboldt. Sabin C o m m u n ity A s s o c ia tio n . (1) Proposed neighborhood cleanup. (2) Cheryl Low, City Bike and Pedestrian Program. (3) Sharon McCormick and Catherine Weinstein on neighborhood crim e prevention. (4) David Knab, Sabin Community School Coordinator., March 23, 1981, 7:30 P.M., Sabin School, 4013 N.E. 18th. King Im pro vem en t A ssociation. 7:30 p.m., March 25, 1981, St Peter’s Catholic Church, 8648 S.E. Foster. The S pring C on fe re nce o f the Northwest Conference o f Black Public Officials w ill be held Saturday, March 28, and Sunday, March 29, 1981 at the G o verno r’ s House, 621 S. C a p ito l W ay, O lym pia, W ashington. Registration fee is $15.00. This w ill include your Saturday’ s lunch. In ad dition, a No-Host reception and Disco w ill be held Saturday night, March 28th at 8:30 P.M. Disco music provided by Stickman o f Tacoma. A Second Public Heerlng on the Housing and Community Development Program has been scheduled before C ity Council on Wednesday, A p ril 1, 9:30 a.m., City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1220 S.W. Fifth Avenue, 2nd floor. M eet the C endidetes: School Board - C ity Council, Thursday evening, March 19, 1981, 7:30 p.m., Concordia College Fine Arts Building, N.E. 27th at Highland (N or Ainsworth). Dr. Hervey G. Cox, world renowned theologian, w ill be the lecturer for the 15th annual Oregon Christian Lectureship, at the First United Methodist Church March 24 and 25, starting at 3:30 p.m. The second lecturer w ill be held at 7:30 p.m. For more information call 221-1054. P ortland SUN: On Tuesday, March*17th, Portland Sun presents a hor ticulture program for gardening enthusiasts, at the Audubon House, 5151 NW Cornell Road, from 7-9 p.m. The charge will be $2.50 for this event. The B lack E d u c a tio n a l C enter w ill hold an open house on Sunday, j March 29, 1981 from 3-6 pm at 1640 NE Alberta St. For more information call Joyce Harris, 284-9552 or 282-9465. C a n d id a te s : M etro po lita n C lub, F riday, M arch 20th, 5:30 p.m ., at Bourbon Street, Sarah Newhall and Charlotte Beeman. C andidates: Sarah Newhall, Herb Cawthorne, Ross Dey, at St. Phillips j church, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m ., March 27th. Sponsored by Ed Washington and Jerry Caldwell. Reception for Herb Cawthorne: Matt Dishman Center, March 29th, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. Sponsored by National Council o f Negro Women, featuring j “ Youth Talent on Parade." BUS DRIVERS $4 60 - $5.10 per hour Fra» rrasntng now »or p o m w w M port Kma poafttona drM ng a ■ c F yoo « bua *$o prautoua bua ârM n g a «parsane» i i r , Ex caltant w o rk in g c o n d itio n » «n d b o n a fita H om om ahara •tudant« and radvaoa aakooma ia CO LU M B IA BUS SERVICE 87H NE Columbia Blvd Portland. Oregon Equal Opportunity Employer Washington, D.C.’s system covers more 6 000 acres. park than PROJECT STOP Portland. OR 97232 (503) 284 9004 Walnut Park Dental Center Serving the community with quality work/quality service 249 1716 1119 N.E Broadway 3240 N Williams Portland. Oregon 97212 3536 N Williams Ave 701 N E Broadway Portland. Oregon 97232 281 4036 JOHN REED BOOKSTORE 838 N Killingsworth 283 2221 Reliable • By appointment or call* 503 281 6560 GXZ) New owner Peggy ft Jim Eala,all Beer Miller Beer Glass 35< Glass 45C hmdly g ive 24 h l)u u KJtlC» 3133 N E Prescott Portland Oregcn 97211 281 » 1 0 E ERNESTGUILE. PMU S S C H W INN CYCLE BY P b J ’s TIPPIN INN TAVERN If u nebt» to ea st ap p « »n tm *3t ATTORNEY AT LAW 6211 N Williams Ave Portland. Oregon 97217 281 2836 W A SH IN G TO N SQUARE Phone 639 1622 BREAKFAST SPECIAL Open 7am m 9am 9a m 4908 N.E. . Union BOOKER T LEWIS JR DOS Kenneth C Dixson DOW NTOW N 724 S W Washington Portland Oregon 97206 Phon«223 ,015 Phone 288 0880 Jim Sassalog Owner 716 N Alberta Portland, Oregon W*»en you ce* Venn *Vith us cOuMaay e a tradition ÛeCHru Prnu Open 5 00am to 7 00pm Food to go ATTORNEY AT LAW General Practice VA N N S MORTUARY Yhera e no doubt 1520 N t Alberta 288 8549 or 288 9467 DEVLIN'S CAFE JASPER L AMBERS 503 284 0604 Buy sell trade Open 6 days a week Designed to serve the entire community -L DO YOU HAVE A NEW STEPFAMILY7 If so, you're not alone. Over one-half m illion adults become step parents each year. Nearly 15 million child ren are living w ith stepfamilies If you have a new stepfamlly with children between 10 and 18, you can participate in an im portant study on stop- fam ily relations. $25 paid. Call PSU, 229 4040, for more In fo r mation. Professional Services ALBERTA SECOND HAND STORE $1.75 IT C o m a m and Sunday Sunday School Morning Worship Sales and service Eureka Electric Co 1804 N E Union TOWN SQUARE RESTAURANT DEAN'S BEAUTY SALON b BARBER N I Vacuum Cleaner Sewing Machine W O O D LA W N PH AR M A CY Prescriptions W e accept All Medical Cards Pets & Veterinary Supplier W E CARE 289-3311 F R E N C H ’S RESTAURANT Family Atmosphere Open 7 0 m to 10 p m Breakfast Lunch-Dinner 285-3400 7331 NE UNION .lA N C t U N L .IM IE Û BEAUTY ’0 « VACCUM b SEWING APEX UPHOLSTERY Free eslimales-Qualily Work Antiques Restored Low Prices" I 282-6609 2417 NE; Union KS Ä * A AH Que*Ty wort guaranteed ( , H uB today and ahme tomorrow '7 ,4 16 N Morris St. Portland. Oregon 97227 281 9831 RESTAURANTS ROSE CITY AUTO SALES BODY b PAINTING t hack us o ut 2 N Klllingaworth Portland. Oregon 87217 ____ 281 4840 1332 Skidmore Brad Morris Station Manager • 284 5050 f o r th e treat m ha«< t • • • . W a or f j g i « n m * * tu n« HOME The Parts A Service People Complete Care Center Atlas Products Towing Service PEGGY’S HIDEW AV Com» m and «boot « gama of p o d P R M C CLINIC PH AR M A CY m«M. »1p l9 o si» e C ount»» TERRY'S PHARMACY Established in 1912 and still providing quality dry cleaning at reasonable rates CHUCK'S CAR STEREO Ph 231 8108 «»I th e P o r t la n d O h s e r v e i a t «my <»• th e b u sn iesses lis te d b e lo w Best-built electric adjustable bed. 5315 N. Vancouver Portland, Oregon Ph: 281 8110 BARDYTROPHY CO. Trophies • Plaques • emblems Trophies • name plates 1440 N.E. Broadway Portland. OR 97232 282 7787 SUE WICKLUND TRAVEL 1734 N.E. Broadway Portland, OR 97232 KEN TUTTLE (503)249 8303 NORTH PORTLAND FAMILY PRACTICE & INDUSTRIAL CLINIC Hearth « our first prtonty 100 N K lllin g aw o rth F o rtfan d . O rag o n 07217 Ask Aunt Bea Dear Aunt Bea I am a first time grandmother and am delighted over it since, out o f my tw o ch ild re n , a son 27 and a daughter 33, my daughter gave birth to a little girl just 8 months ago, so it ’ s been a long time since I ’ ve had to deal w ith babies and the many situations that occur. My problem is advising my daughter how not to spoil her baby. She stays home with her all day and apparently holds her a lot and picks her up at every little peep she makes, consequently the baby is unhappy w ith anyone else, but M om m ie, even Daddy has a hard time with her. I t ’ s obvious M om m ie and baby have become too attached. A unt Bea, what advice can I give? Grandma Dear Grandma, I can understand your problem and daughter’ s too, her being a first Mommie too. She, I’ m sure, thinks she's giving her baby all the love and attention she needs, however, she must understand that she's doing more harm than good by doing this. Since you can see it, she must be feeling the impact to, so discuss the matter with her in a friendly, helpful way (no t in an in te rfe rrin g man ner). E xplain the im portance o f teaching her new baby to be in dependent, and secure w itho ut Mommie’ s arms around her all the time. She must learn to be com fort able with others too, especially dad dy, otherwise, Daddy may not feel wanted by them. Tell your daughter to let baby cry a little, as long as all is well, it surely w on’ t h urt her. A lso try a baby sitter in the home or a neighbor or even a nursey fo r an hour or two, several lim es a week, u n til baby a learns the delight o f being social and independent. I ’m sure all concerned will be a lot happier! Good Luck! Aunt Rea Dear Aunt Bea I’ ve been married 6 years now and when my husband and 1 were first married, we discussed everything. We’ d sit and talk fo r hours and I didn’ t do all the talking. He use to talk to me too, but now instead o f discussing anything he tells me to make the decisions or take care o f whatever is at hand. When he comes home from work, he rarely has but a few words to say to me. I, sometimes get the feeling he no longer cares to be part o f me, but he has little to say about that too. Please advise. Jan N. Portland Dear Jan, On the contrary, it seems to me you’ ve taken care o f him and all else so well in the past, that your husband probably doesn’ t feel the need to bother because he knows you’ ll do just fine. As far as his not having much to say, men, for some reason, tend to feel that after a few years together, everything has been said and clam up. So it ’ s up to us to remind them o f changing times, and feelings and personalities and there is still a need to com m unicate. So change your tim e and tone o f voice and just maybe, h e 'll take notice and maybe, he'll take notice and com ment. A unt Rea Send y o u r questions Io : A u ni Rea, Box 3137, P ortland, OR 97208. •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •I We elites vos a cortisl I ( ¿ í c O t T l E lo Urto l)oof ffliBBionarp Baptist Church •THE TITHIHG CHURCH • PBSIGHVD TO THE Gl.OHY OF GOD* STtt N Gsntpnbein Avfege. Port lud Oréeos 97227 i i if • i ’f.. fM • nía i • l i i ' mn I PaaSitr Phrat»; 881 •6478 Rev A Benitrd Devers 1. A A B A Pastor Sunday Svhcwil 9:30 A .M . Morning Worship 10:3(1 A M Bible Training Union 6 (Ml P.M Evening Worhsip 1:30 P.M . Affiliated with the National Baptist C onvention of America and ihe Southern Baptist Con vent ion M here all peoples o f all races are wehomed to worship -X.