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Bits and Pieces by Ruth Spencer by Ruth Spencer Some people die a little daily al most forgotten with the hope that they and others, somehow, may live fully. • The Fleur-De-Lis Club is having its Annual Antique Tea, Sunday, November 14, 1-5 p.m., at the home o f M r. and Mrs. Luther Bell, 232 N .E . Graham. Mrs. Lillian Bell is president. Mrs. Julia Ganter is chairman of Antique Tea. breast-feed her child is entitled to constitutional protection. Specifically, the Court held that a school board cannot prohibit a teacher from breast-feeding her child in private on school premises during a duty-free lunch hour unless the board can demonstrate that a sufficiently important state interest justifies such a prohibition. “ Breast-feeding is the most elemen tal form of parental care,” the court emphasized. The Portland Section of the N a tional Council o f Negro Women will have its monthly meeting Monday, November 15, 1982, 7:30 p.m. at the King Neighborhood Facility. Mrs. Lenore Morris il president. • In what has been hailed as a land mark decision, the U.S. Fifth C ir cuit Court of Appeals became the first court in the country to recog nize that a woman’s decision to Oregon will receive $250,000 of the $9.8 million being reallocated nationwide for the special supple mental food program for women, infants and children (W IC ) pro gram. The additional money will bring Oregon’s total o f federal funds for the W IC program to $10,435,722 for the fiscal year. (Sponsored by Am erican State Bank, B.F. Booker, President.) STEAK, IT A L IA N STYLE 2 lb chuck steak. 1'4-in thick l*m u n juice Olive or salad oil Salt, cracked black pepper Chopped parsley Place steak on rack in broiler pan Mix '/« cup lemon juice and */« cup olive oil. Brush top o f steak with some of mixture. Sprinkle lightly with salt and a few turns o f the pepper mill. Broil 3 to 4 inches from heat 15 minutes. Turn steak, brush with olive oil mixture; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Broil 12 to 15 minutes tor rare. Place on hot platter, spoon on any leftover oil m ix ture, sprinkle with chopped parsley. Slice thinly on the diagonal with sharp carving knife. Serves 6 For well done steak: sprinkle each side with unsea soned instant meat tenderizer following package direc tions; broil as above. * * ★ ★ A r . Sales I imited io Retail Quantities * * ^ O ^SURER SWER'SRECTACULAR ! Red Or Golden Delicious Apples 17&$398 Avocados Gr“ ned Ea. 39* 7^99* Safeway Quality Beef, Whole Bone-In Round Steak TONY BROWN Tony Brown's Journal, a televi sion series that airs each Sunday at 5:30 p.m. on PBS is presenting a four-part mini-series (hat examines the treatment of Afro-Americans in the white controlled TV industry. Part II of this mini-series will air November 15th— “ Goodbye, Sgt. Ross?” Brown believes black identity i* in dangerous hands and (hat if black people can change their image on television and in movies, black peo ple can change their condition in America. D o n ’ t miss this important pro gram. • W illiam A rth u r Webb has been . sworn in as commissioner of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportun ity Commission (EEOC). During his nomination hearings before the Senate Committee on La bor and Human Resources, Webb declared, "As a black person, I have experienced discrimination; I know the debilitating effect it can have; and I have spent a large part of my personal and professional life fight ing it. This awareness and sensitivity will assure my continued diligence as a commisssioner in the fight to eliminate employment discrimina tion whether it is against minorities, women, our senior citizens or those who are handicapped.” • Oregon ranks third in marijuana production in the country; out ranked only by California and H a waii. • The Los Angeles School Board voted unanimously to make a grade of C mandatory in order for stu dents to participate in extra-curricu lar activities. Health clinic elects board members At its 1981-82 Annual Board meeting the North/Northcast Com munity Mental Health Center, Inc., Board of Directors elected eight community people to its Hoard. Those elected were: Robert Lockwood, Robert Wright, Clifford Campbell, Jr., Mrs. Charles Per son, Olga Talley, Linda Dreyer and Avel Mayfield. Cottrell White, Jr., a member of the Board for the past three years, was re-elected. Each Di rector is elected to a three-year term. Put Our List On Your List Number 1 Yellow Sweet Spanish Family Pack Of 3 Steaks Single Steaks s168 Pound © G ra d e A Turkeys Natural, No Additives 10 14 Lb. Manor House c 69 Lb. © Young Ducklings 89£ Grade A Young Tender Manor House1 (18 To 22 Lb . Lb. 73«) A Great Dinner Treat Alka- Seltzer 25-Count Pkg. Heinz Pickles c Liquid Plumr Panty Hose Whole Kosher Dill, 46 Oz Drain Opener 32-0unce L'eggs Regular 2-Pair Package Arm & Hammer Baking Soda 3 For $ j 29 MJB Coffee An iG cT $ 5 " Apple Juice 99* Sour Cream 79* $ j 49 Ketchup Ounce S a n t la m Imperial argarine c Hood River 46 Ounce Can Lucerne Pint Size 1 Pound Pkg. Price Effective 1 1 /W Thru 11/16/82 At Safeway In The Portland Area. Our list is the Irnn Consumer Information Catalog It lists more than 200 helpful govern ment booklets For your free copy, write SAFEW AY C O M U M IR IN F O R M A T IO N C B N T IR O f FT. F A , FUCBLO, COLORADO Btooe 1
