M .iy 20, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 3
O M S I A n n o u n c e s Free D a y
Here s your chance to have FUN FUN FUN cause OM SI s takin' your
admission price aw ay1 On May 29th from 12 8 p m O M S I w ill th ro w open
its doors in a very "free way and it's happening all day long!
This is your chance to come on up and experience fun under construe
tion STRUCTURES is O M S Is latest traveling exhibit w hich puts you in a
co n stru ctio n hat 14 hands on exhibits make up this traveling display on
tour from the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia
For the adventuresome at heart, OM SI is showcasing the brand new
Gyrotron This little hummer w ill spin and toss you into oblivion Used by
astronauts to simulate the conditions of a tum bling spacecraft, the Gyro
tron is proving to be the thrill of a lifetim e
A ll this plus a w h o le day o f d e m o n str.it ons activities fo r little visito rs in
D iscovery Space and the best part o f all
free a d m issio n, a w aits you on
M ay 29th
For m ore in fo rm a tio n call O M S I at 222 2828
S u m m e r F a sh io n s fo r K id s
The V ancouver A ven ue B aptist Chur, h w ill host e i Sarden S tyle S ho w
S unday, M ay 24, 1987, at fo u r o clo c k in the a fte rn o o n The sh o w w ill fea
tu re the latest in sum m er fashions fro m k id s 4 Sure Jay Ja c o b s and A vio r
Fashions
C o n g re g a tio n m em b ers w ill m odel the . lo th in g
The sho w s
em phasis w ill t>e placed on c lo th in g suitable for play and special occasions
It w ill cater to an average (>opulution w itt sizes ran ging fro m p e tite to large
fram ed w o m e n
Proceeds fro m th e show w ill help pay f >r re n o va tio n o f a fo rm e r P ortland
Learning Center in to a non d e n o m in a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n Center lo cated at
220 NF Beech
Dr 0 B W illiam s, pres dent o f ttie G eneral B aptist Con
ve n tio n o f the N o rth w e s t O regon and W a sh in g to n , and pa sto r of the Van
couver A ven ue First B aptist C h urch said the C o n v e n tio n b o u g h t the pro
Pam S la u g h te r ta lk s to her tw o c h ild re n a b o u t G eorge W a s h in g to n
C a rve r as th e y v ie w th e P o rtra its in B la c k E x h ib it at In te rs ta te Fire
h o u se C u ltu ra l C e n te r
The S m ith s o n ia n In s titu tio n T ra v e lin g Ex
h ib itio n w ill be on d is p la y u n til J u n e 15. 1987
p e rty to p ro vid e a base for greater c o m m u n ity o u tre a ch and religiou s edu
ca tio n They hope to also p ro vid e a Senior Day Care Center The convert
tio n hopes the re n o va tio n o f the a u d ito riu m w ill be fin ish e d by Ju ly o f 1987
The estim a te d co st for c o m p le tio n o f the a u d ito riu m is $60 000 00 If you
w o u ld like to d o n a te m aterials, pianos organ fu rn ish in g s, etc
you m ay
c o n ta c t the c h u rch o ffic e at 282 9496
The style sho w hopes to raise $500 00 D onat ons w ill be ai cep ted at the
door
E X IR A
W e are pleased to in clud e fashions fro m Hi it C ity
P h o to by R ich ard J B ro w n
"M A D D A b o u t
K n it t in g "
M others Against Drunk Driving,
M A D D , will benefit from an unique
fashion show to be held Wednes
day, June 10, 1987 at 7 00 p.m . at
the Embassy Suites Hotel, 9000
S W
W ashington Square Road,
Tigard, Oregon. International de
signs w ill be worn by models from
the Glorea LaVonne Finishing, Fa
shion and M odeling School. Spon
sors o f the show are Kimberly Mar
ket Corporation, Oregon Craft and
Floral Supply Company and Das
Yarn Haus
Elaine Busby of P M
Magazine will narrate the program.
"T h is fashion show is so unique
because all the fashions can be
created by individuals using the
Bond Knitting Frame" said Marilyn
Weeks o f Kimberly Market Corpor
ation.
"A n d , it goes for such a
good cause, getting drunk drivers
o ff the roads!"
The evening w ill begin w ith a light
buffet. Then the fashion show will
debut follow ed by a drawing for
door prizes, including a weekly flo
ral bouquet for one year, a limou
sine service, a weekend get away,
and m any more.
Lim ited
seating
is available.
Tickets can be ordered for $25 00
each by contacting M A D D , P 0 .
Box 5461 Oregon City, OR, 97045
or by calling 656 4805
A ll pro
ceeds w ill go to M A D D
I w o r k e d h ard for this
said Roy P ittm a n , ns ho re c e iv e d his th ird
S p irit of P o rtla n d
a w a rd
P ittm a n s a w a r d w a s a re s u lt o f his
w o r k w ith yo u n g p e o p le
The a w a rd s w e re p re s e n te d to P ittm a n ,
as w e ll as to o th e r in d iv id u a ls and g ro u p s, by th e C ity C o u n c il
last w e e k
P h o to by R ic h a rd J B ro w n
Get the car loan
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M mf
M u ltn o m a n C o u n ty
L ib ra ry A n n o u n c e s
The M ultnom ah C ounty Library
announces children's programs
Thursday, June 4 at 3 30 p m
Films
A Rabbit For A lice ", and
The Reference S e ctio n ", Gresham
Branch . 410 N M am 665 2222
Saturday. June 6 at 11 a m :
Preschool movies
Dragon Stew
Myra . and
W here the W ild
Things A re ". St Johns Branch,
7510 N Charleston, 221 7716
Young Adult Photo Contest for
residents of M ultnom ah County
b e tw e e n ages o f 10 to 18 Prizes
will be offered
Check w ith your
local branch libraries for details
Contest runs from May 25 to July
18. 1987
Theme
The Craziest
Shot o f Summer
O ne Day W o rk s h o p
Meridian Park Hospital, Tualatin,
will offer a one day workshop "Dea
ling W ith D ifficult People" on Satur
day. May 23. from 9 a m. to 4 p m
at the hospital
Participants will learn how to deal
positively w ith the anger and fru
stration that d ifficu lt people can
cause, whether they're co workers,
clients, fam ily or friends.
Also
covered w ill be identifying the dif
ficult person's m otivations, reinfor
cing positive behavior, and how to
be less o f a target
Cost o f the w orkshop is $25,
w hich includes lunch. For more in­
form ation or to register, call the
C om m unity Education Department
at the hospital, 692 2656
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