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October 14, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 5
Seeks Volunteers
W e N e e d H e lp
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is seeking seniors 60 years
old and over to volunteer for jobs that allow seniors to stay active. The
programs available are:
American Lung Association of Oregon, Citizen Involvement Office,
Emanuel Hospital Ef Health Center, The Dougy Center, Old Church Thrift
Shop, North Portland Youth Service Center, Pacific New School, Portland
Audubon Society, Mental Health Services West Education Opportunities,
AMA Headstart, American Advertising Museum, Host Programs-Portland
Public Schools, Oregon Literacy, Oregon Maritime Museum, Oregon
Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), PCC Adult Tutoring, Sports
Hall of Fame Museum, and the World Forestry Center.
RSVP offers volunteers supplemental insurance coverage and limited
transportation reimbursement. Call 228-7787 for more information.
Street gangs, drug houses, prostitution and related crimes are rava­
ging our community. Lives are being destroyed, fear has replaced hope.
A question I keep hearing is, "W hat are the churches doing about it?"
Some church members have said, "W hat can the churches do?"
Between us, the churches of North/Northeast Portland, we can find
an answer to both these questions.
There are a number of groups and organizations looking for answers.
If the churches could join with them, we would have a greater impact and
do a tremendous service to our communities.
First of all, we need to have a more complete understanding of the
problem and possible solutions.
The Board of Mallory Avenue Christian Church is calling a meeting of
the churches in our area. We are mailing this notice to 82 churches. Think
of the power in such a combined effort!
The meeting will be Saturday, November 7, 1987, from 10:00 a.m. until
nooh.
The meeting is for both clergy and lay members. Talk about it with
your congregation. Plan to attend and join the effort to salvage lives of our
youth and to restore the hopes for a livable community.
For m ore in fo rm a tio n , call Robert E. Nelson, Chair, M allory Ave.
Christian Church, 288-5173 (church), 287-4050 (home) or 283-1900
(w ork).
Fundraising Brunch Scheduled
The St. Vincent de Paul International Champagne Brunch is scheduled
for Sunday, October 18. All proceeds from the event will benefit St. Fran­
cis Dining Hall.
This is the second year the Society of St. Vincent de Paul has spon­
sored the brunch, which this year will be held at the Veracruz Restaurant,
217 N.W. Second in Portland. This year's "South of the Border" brunch
will feature traditional Spanish cuisine, accompanied by classical and fla­
menco guitar music.
Tickets for the event are $25.00 per person, with seating at 10:30 a.m.,
noon and 1:00 p.m. A trip for two to Mazatlan, Mexico, will be raffled at
the event.
For more information or ticket orders, call St. Vincent de Paul at
235-8431.
Halloween Costumes Available
at University of Portland Theater Sale
Walter Dean Myers, author of
such books as "Fast Sam", "Cool
Clyde and S tuff", "M otown and
Didi", "W on't Know Until I Get
There", plus many others, will be
working with staff and students at
Harriet Tubman Middle School on
Friday, October 16th, 1987.
Parents and community patrons
are invited to a "Get Acquainted
With The Author" reception in the
Media Center from 2:30 until
3:15 p.m. Those interested are re­
quested to contact Laura Ford, Tub-
man School, 280-5630.
Please
R.S.V.P. by October 15, 1987.
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Did you know that dental research indicates that adults lose more teeth
to gum (peridontal) disease than they do to tooth decay? It's true. And
because the symptoms are sometimes subtle, regular checkups by your
dentist are a must so that he or she can check for early symptoms. Should
the disease be in an advanced stage, your dentist may refer you to a spec­
ialist in gum problems, called a "peridontist".
A mild form of gum disease is called "gingivitis” . The advanced stage,
called "pariodontitis", may start without pain or other symptoms, while
it is quietly destroying the bones and tissues that hold your teeth in place.
Here Is how it all begins: Plaque, that colorless substance that forms
on your teeth is full of bacteria. That bacteria can cause gum inflammation.
In time, those inflamed gums pull away from the teeth, leaving pockets
filled with bacteria and pus. Finally, the supporting bone erodes, leaving
the teeth to loosen and need extraction.
In the next issue of The Portland Observer, I will tell you what symp­
toms to watch for and how to prevent gum disease. Until then . . . Keep
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Dr. Ward's office is located in downtown Portland: 610 SW Alder, Suite 1008, Portland, OR
The Department of Performing and Fine Arts at the University of Port­
land will sponsor a costume sale Friday, Oct. 16 and Saturday, Oct. 17, in
the lobby of Mago Hunt Center from 1-4 p.m.
Costumes created for university theater productions will be priced to
sell, along with retail clothing, hats, shoes and wigs.
Free design consultation will also be available for those who want assi­
stance in putting together a special look, according to Jill Peterson Hod-
dick, associate professor of performing and fine arts.
The university is located at 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. For more infor­
mation, call Jill Peterson Hoddick at 283-7230 or 283-7392.
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American Friends Service Committee
to Hold Reception & Open House
The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) will host a reception
and open house at its Portland Officp on Sunday October 18, 1987, from
2 - 5 p.m. at 2249 E. Burnside.
The reception is in honor of the appointment of Avel Gordly as Asso­
ciate Regional Executive Secretary, Pacific Northwest Region, Portland.
Also present will be Asia Alderson Bennett, National Executive Secretary,
AFSC, Philadelphia; and Ann Stever, Regional Executive Secretary, Pacific
Northwest Region, Seattle.
The Portland Office, as part of the five state Northwest Region, acts
as a resource on a broad range of peace and community relations issues.
Dolley Madison served 16 years as our nation's First Lady assuming the
duties for the widowed Thomas Jefferson and then eight years for her
husband, James Madison.
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