May 13. 198/. Portland Observer, Page 5
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J u g g le rs load th e 500 p e o p le th a t a tte n d e d th e m e m o ria l an d tre e
p la n tin g c e re m o n y in m e m o ry of B e n ja m in L in d er th e P o rtla n d e r
The m e m o ria l w a s h eld at C h a p m a n S ch o ol w h e re Linder w e n t to
sch o o l as a y o u n s te r T h e tre e w a s p la n te d in th e a d |o in in g p ark
k ille d in N ic a ra g u a by U S b a c k e d c o u n te r re v o lu tio n a ry fo rce s
P h o to by R ic h a rd J B ro w n
The first frn te rn ity h o u s e w a s oc
co pied in 1839 by th e W illia m s C hap
ter of the Kappa A lp h a S ociety at W il
lia .n s C o lle g e W illia m s to w n M a ss
Sir Jo h n D a ly e ll of B inns E n g lan d
had a sea a n e m o n e for a p e t It liv ed
66 ye ars He ta ile d it G ran n ie
O ne Day W o rk s h o p
M e ridia n Park H o spita l, T ualatin,
v. 'I o ffe r a one day w o rk s h o p "D ea
' ;) W ith D iffic u lt P e o p le " on Satur
day M ay 23, fro m 9 a m
it the ho sp ita l
to 4 p .m
P a rticip a n ts w ill learn h o w to deal
p o sitive ly w ith the anger and fru
.n a tio n tha t d iffic u lt people can
( . l o s e w h e th e r th e y ’re co w o rkers,
clients, fa m ily or frien ds
A lso
ivered w ill be id e n tify in g the d if
tn ult p e rso n 's m o tiv a tio n s , reinfor
' a g p o sitive behavior and h o w to
be less of a target
Cost o f th e w o rk s h o p is $26,
w h ic h includes lu n ch
For m ore in
fo rm a tio n or to reg ister, call the
C o m m u n ity E du catio n D e p a rtm e n t
.it the h o sp ita l, 692 2666
S o m e th in g 's
C o o k in g
One o f the ne w e st trend s am ong
fo o d co g n o s c e n ti is reg io nal A m eri
an fare
Find o u t w h a t it's all
about at Regional A m e rica n Cook
mg, A la m ed a C o m m u n ity S chool,
2732 NE F rem ont
The classes are
h e ld four co n se i u tive T uesdays tit1
g in n in g M ay 5 fro m 6 30 to 9 p rn
Ea h w eek p a rtic ip a n ts w ill explore
d iffe re n t A m e rica n m en us w ith
Eloise Carson, pro fe ssio n a l cook
a n d aterer
Seasonal in g re d ie n ts
w ill tirin g o u , the best in New Eng
k in d N ew O rleans N o rth w t st and
S o u th w e s t cuisines The t e e is $26
I
p lu s $15 for m aterials
"M A D D A bo u t
K n it t in g ''
M o th e rs A g a in st D runk D riving ,
M A D D w ill b e n e fit fro m an u n iq ue
fash,on sh o w to tie fie ld W edn es
day Ju n e 10, 1987 at 7 00 p .m at
th e Em bassy S uite s H o te l, 9000
S W
W a s h in g to n Square Road,
T igard O regon
In te rn a tio n a l de
signs w ill be w o rn try m od els fro m
tfie G lorea LaV on ne F inishin g, Fa
shion and M o d e lin g S ch o o l. S pon
sors of th e sh o w are K im b e rly Mar
ket C o rp o ra tio n . O rego n C ra ft and
Floral S u p p ly C o m p a n y and Das
Yarn Hans
Elaine B usby of P M
M agazine w ill n a rrate th e p ro gra m
This fa sh io n sh o w is so u n iq ue
be. .lose all th e fa sh io n s can be
created by in d ivid u a ls using the
B on d K n ittin g F ram e" said M a rilyn
W e e k s o f K im b erly M a rke t Corpor
a tio n
A n d , it goes fo r such a
g o o d cause, y e ttin g d ru n k drivers
o ff th e r o a d s l"
The eve n in g w ill begin w ith a lig h t
b u ffe t
Then th e fash ion sh o w w ill
d e b u t fo llo w e d by a d ra w in g for
d o or prizes, in c lu d in g a w e e kly flo
ral b o u q u e t fo r one year, a lim ou
sun- service a w e e ke n d get aw ay,
arid m any m ore
L im ite d
seating
is
available
T icke ts can be ord ere d fo r $25 00
each by c o n ta c tin g M A D D , P 0
Box 6461 O regon C ity, OR, 97045
or by callin g 666 4806
A ll pro
coeds w ill go to M A D D
The a n n u a l per c a p ita c o n s u m p tio n
of soap in th e U n ite d S ta te s is ab o u t
fo rty p o u n d s
t
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