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August 5, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 3 4-H Reunion The Oregon State University Extension Service in Clackamas County is searching for former Mr. & Miss 4-Hers to help celebrate the 75th anniver sary of the Extension Service in Oregon. Former Clackamas County Mr. 6 Miss 4-Hers, or individuals who know their whereabouts are asked to contact Jean McCabe at the Clackamas County Extension Service, 655-8635, before August 18. Retired Senior Volunteer Program Seeks Volunteers MMMNKM The Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Multnomah County needs your special talents! The following are just a few of the many volunteer oppor tunities available to you. Please call 228-7787 for more information. 1. AMA HEAD START, 1425 N.E. Dekum: Involvement in program plan ing and operation! Volunteer to assist in educational and recreational programs for pre-school children three to five years of age. Pacific Power Energy Services Representative Gina Smith (right) shows the company's energy survey to customer Crystal Cupit. "Hom e Energy Profile" When you review your monthly electric bill, do you wonder what your energy dollars buy? Pacific Power & Light Company has a new service, known as a "Home Energy Profile," that can show a customer where his energy dollars were spent. "Our customers appreciate the 'Home Energy Profile,' said Rich Cannon, Pacific's Rose City manager. "They like knowing where their money is going. And, by studying the report, they can see ways to save energy." Three reports are available to customers. A "monthly analysis" gives a dollar breakdown by appliance. A con sumer can see what part of his bill went for water heating, running the free zer or operating any of dozens of appliances. Two reports are for those who have been Pacific Power customers for over a year. The "yearly analysis" is like the "monthly report," but covers dollars spent for electric hear, water heating and appliances over a full year. The "billing history" shows electricity charges for a one-year period. "Customers often use this report to evaluate whether to participate in Paci fic's Budget Balancer' program," Cannon said. "Budget Balancer" is a plan that allows customers to spread monthly payments evenly through the year. Cannon said it is popular because it helps customers avoid the seasonal ups and downs in electricity bills. Participants will be asked to complete an energy-use questionnaire, known as "The Home Energy Profile." The survey covers basic questions about energy use — "W hat type of energy does your water heater use, "Do you have a dishwasher?" Customer information and billing records are entered into a computer that tabulates the data and generates a graph "The 'Home Energy Profile' is free, easy to read and shoud give cust omers a useful tool for identifying and controlling their energy costs," Can non said. Customers interested in getting a "Home Energy Profile should < <•> tact a Pacific Power customer office. M t. Olivet Baptist Church Announces Vacation Bible School God's people are called to serve and "Serve the Lord" is the 198 theme for Mt. Oliver's all church Vacation Bible School program Scheduled for August 10-14, 6:00 p.m. — 8:30 p.m. daily, the entim family can attend. Classes include Nursery through Adults, so anyone who does or does not regularly attend a church is sincerely invited to worship and celebrate with us. If you need transportation, please call the church office at 284-1954. Mt. Olivet is located at 116 NE Schuyler and 1st. GOLDEN PALACE Special Chinese Restraurant £ iS * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner Monday-Saturday 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. 2. CODA: IN-TUNE PROGRAM COORDINATOR to provide weekend recreational opportunities on-campus and in the community. 3. HOLLADAY PARK MEDICAL CENTER: The ability to smile and reap reward from caring. Be a hospital friend to the patients on nursing floors and waiting areas. SENIOR INDEPENDENCE PROJECT/CENTER FOR URBAN EDU- cation; For the organizer! Publicity and promotion team member needed. Create a "Press K it". Work with cable operators. 4. Gospel Meeting Notice August 8-13, 1987, the Church of Christ, Piedmont Congregation, 5338 N. Borthwick, Portland, Oregon, will hold their Gospel Meeting. The meetings will take place at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 9th; and at 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, August 10-13. The kick off activities will begin August 8th from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m with and Annual Songfest. There will be a benefit banquet from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for Southwestern Christian College. The speaker will be Evan gelist R B. Dulin from Dallas, Texas. Fei further details, contact Rosa C olquitt (636-0357) or Bill H unter, (285 29561 RED AND WHITE BANQUET The Samuel Johnson Memorial Scholarship Committee will host a "Red and White Banquet" on Saturday evening, August 8, 1987, 7 p.m. — 10 p.m., at Highland United Church of Christ. The address is 4635 NE 9th Avenue, Portland, Oregon. This benefit dinner is held in memory of the late Reverend Samuel Johnson (who served as Pastor of Highland UCC from 1968 to 1981.) Rev. Johnson was very active in Youth programs, low-income housing, services to the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled persons and served on many boards and committees in the greater Portland community. Rev. Johnson worked diligently to educate students and always emp hasized the need and benefits of a college education. The Samuel Johnson Memorial Scholorship Fund was established in 1981 to financially aid and motivate well-deserving and worthy students in continuing their higher education. The donation to this affair is $10.00. If unable to attend, the committee would be very appreciative of any and all donations Thank you. Lenanne M. Sylvester, 21 years old, is starting her fourth year this fall at the University of Oregon as a Telecommunications and Film major. This summer she is working as an intern with the Oregon State Commission on Black Affairs as project coordinator for the Black History Month video project. She will produce thirty-five seconds of public service announcements about prominent Blacks in American History. With the help of Channel 8 KGW and various T.V. stations in Oregon, these PSA's will be viewed throughout the month of February. PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS SPRING SPECIAL , *e Ï0 P Î o f® Red Cross Babysitting Class Scheduled Red Cross o ffe rs giris and boys 11 years and older an o p p o rtu n ity to levelop their know ledge and chances for b abysitting jobs th rough a Red ross Babysitting course scheduled at the Red Cross Building, 3100 N /a nco uve r Avenue, on Tuesday and W ednesday A ugust 11 and 12, from 8 30 a m to 12:30 p.m This 8 hour class is p re se n te d as a co m m un ity service by Red Cross iiunteer Babysitting insm , tors ’ hev w ill explain the responsibilities of w atching small children elem entary first am how to deal w ith emergen ins, h ow to interview for a ob what to expo ’ >f parents w ho hire you and what parents expect from the sitter Class size is lim ited The charge is $15 per student Scholarships are available Call 284 7090 to register Dry Cleaning Must pick-up within 30 days. Has been serving the North and Northeast Community for 20 years Dry cleaning, laundered shirts: alterations: fast service You have tried the re st—Now try the Best. Hours Ask for Nellie or Frances Mon. through Fri. 8 A M -6 :3 0 PM Sat., 9 A M -1 PM 3954 N. Williams Ave. 282-8361 The Golden Rule Beauty Salon Tues. Spec. Complete Beauty Service 412 N.E. Alberta Open Tues.-Sat. Owner Operator Mary Paris 281 7053 Lounge Open to Midnight Free Parking 220 N.E. Weilder (3 blocks from the Coliseum between N E 2nd and 3rd) Enjoy the finest selection of Chinese cuisine prepared by 20-year Master Chef Mrs Wong Chang Offering Human, Szechwan and Man darin specialties in a comfortable atmosphere with friendly service 234-9311 — ■ — GROCERIES BELOW WHOLESALE NAME BRANDS CANNED DELI FROZEN, ETC. FOOD STAMPS WELCOME THE BEE C O M P A N Y Groceries Below Wholesale 8 0 0 N Killingsworth Serving Portland for Over 3 0 Years OPEN Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6 VISIT OUR DELI Cox Funeral Home has a staff dedicated to the families in their hour of need with low cost funerals, dignity and liberal terms Shipping • Cremation • Butiel 2736 N E. Rodney • (503)281 4891 Portland, Oregon 97212
