Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 20, 1988, Page 7, Image 7

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    O ctober 20, 1988, P ortland Observer, Page 7 <
Keep Children Safe
At Halloween
C h ild ’ s P ath is a h e a lth /
nu tritio n food supplem ent pro­
gram fo r low-incom e:
■ Pregnant wom en.
■ New m others (up to one year
after birth).
hildren see H allow een as a
■ Babies
tim e fo r fun and fe stivity, not
■ C hildren (under six years of
as a risk to th e ir health and safety. age).
However, parents and co m m u n i­
If You Need Help?
tie s m ust w ork togethe r to make
Call Today For Information:
th is holiday a safe and happy one,
281-3113
according to the na tio n ’s oldest
Or
b r in g
th e
f o llo w in g
a n d la r g e s t p a r e n t- te a c h e r
d ocum ents to C h ild ’s Path for
association, the N ational PTA.
certification:
H allow een w ill mark the kick­
1.) Proof of address (e.g. driver’s
o ff of the N ational PTA’s third an­
license, u tility bill, checkbook,
nual C hild Safety and P rotection
etc.).
M onth. Each N ovem ber the 6.4
m illio n -m e m b e r a s s o c ia tio n fo­
cuses its e ffo rts on keeping
children and youth safe frcm
harm. A planning kit designed to
involve the entire co m m u n ity is
available from the N ational PTA
fo r the 26,300 local PTAs and
others interested in organizing
year-round safety learning ac­
tiv itie s fo r children. The to p ic s ad­
dressed are c h ild care, toy safety,
teen sexual abuse, pedestrian
safety, gangs and rural safety.
In A d d itio n to the safety
to p ic s covered in the kit, the
N ational PTA o ffers the fo llo w in g
suggestio ns fo r parents to help
make trick-or-treating a safe and
enjoyable experience.
2. ) V erification o f present in­
com e (e.g. pay stubs, w elfare
check, etc.).
3. ) Proof of age for children
under six years o f age (e.g. birth
certificate, im m unization records,
etc.).
4. ) Pregnancy ve rification from
your m edical provider (for preg­
nant women).
5. ) Bring the infant or ch ild to
the in itial screening.
C hild's Path Opening Hours:
M, W, F 9:00-4:00 p.m.
(Closed between 12-1)
Special Information: A p p lica n ts
m ust live w ith in the fo llo w in g
b o u n d a r ie s : W e s t- W illa m e tte
River’ N orth-C olum bia River; East-
82nd Ave.; South-l-84.
• An applicant m ust not be
enrolled in WIC (W om en-lnfant-
C h ild re n F o o d S u p p le m e n ta l
Program).
• A ch ild under six years old
w ho is no longer elig ib le for WIC
assistance may still be e lig ib le for
the programs.
This project, under the d ire ctio n
o f the Oregon Food Bank is a
cooperative venture between the
U.S. D epartm ent of A g riculture
and Oregon State C om m unity
Services.
This is an equal opportun ity pro­
gram. If you believe you have been
discrim inated against because of
race, color, national origin, age,
C
Am erican Heart
Association
In Oreaon
Broadway
sex or handicap, w rite im m ediate­
ly to the:
Director of Supplemental
Foods Program
do Food and Nutrition Service
3101 Park Center Drive
Alexanderia, Virginia 22301
CSFP support provided through
State C om m unity Services in the
Oregon D epartm ent of H um an
Resources.
There’s Nothing In Life
That Love Cannot Change
W here there is love
the heart is light,
W here there is love
the day is bright
W here there is love
there is a song
To help when things
are going wrong,
W here there is love
there is a sm ile
To make all things
seem more w orthw hile,
W here there is love
there's quiet peace,
A tranquil place
where tu rm o ils cease.
by Helen Steiner Rice
Portland, OR 97
OCTOBER
THURS
Three Generations Of
■ Continued from Page 4
very special raport w ith M om . The
tw o o f them w o u ld ju s t s it fo r
hours and talk about scrip tu re .
W ilso n w as w ith M om w hen she
p a s s e d " H er d a u g h te r, L u la ,
beam s as she shares events a n d
co nversation a bout her M om .
On Sept. 18,1988, a very b e a u ti­
ful, a very kind, a very w ell liked,
and a very fa ith fu l S aint passed
on from one w o rld to the next. It
w a sn ’t very hard, her p a s s in g
over, because she had m ade if
rig h t a l-o-n-g tim e ago.
Did C a ld w e ll's C o lo n ia l M o rtu ­
ary have to hire an o th e r person?
The answ er is ... it w as n o t a
stranger. For, training (in the
ranks) was O zie’s daughter, Lula; ,
Lula began covering fo r her M o m
in 1986, w hen her M om w e n t o n .
vacations. Then, w hen her M o m '-
retired, she becam e the T H IR D
generation replacem ent to serve
as ‘ Funeral A tte n d a n t’ fo r C a ld ­
w e ll’s C olonial M ortuary.
Yes! She w ears her hair the
sam e way. She has the sam e
c o m fo rtin g sm ile. She stands and
greets you as you enter fo r serv­
ices and possesses the sam e
gentle m anner that is so c h a ra c t­
e ris tic fo them all.
Sale p rice s in
effect these
dates unless
otherw ise
i
noted
«DC Comics, Inc
SAFETY ON THE STREET
• Have an adult accom pany
children on th e ir treat-gathering
route. Avoid un fa m ilia r neighbor­
hoods or hom es o f strangers. Stop
only at houses or apartm ents that
are w ell lit.
• Tell children to accept only
m anufactured-w rapped treats and
not to sam ple anything u n til they
return home. Inspect th e ir treats
fo r possible tam pering.
• T e ll c h ild re n to p o lite ly
decline any in vitations to enter a
hom e or apartm ent. S im ilarly,
d o n ’t encourage c h ild re n you
d o n ’t know to enter your home.
• Instruct children to walk, not
run, from house to house. They
should w alk on sidew alks, not in
the streets, and cross at intersec­
tio n s or crossw alks. Teach them
not to dart o u t betw een parked
cars.
• O ld e r k id s w ith o u t a d u lt
chaperones should alw ays travel
in groups, never alone. Have them
plan a ro u te to fo llo w and
designate a tim e th e y ’ll return
home.
COSTUMES
• A ffix name, address and
phone num ber to the inside of
young c h ild re n ’s c o stu m e s in
case they get lost. Give children
co in s and in stru ct them to call if
there is a problem .
• Natural m asks of make-up are
preferable to plastic or rubber
ones that may restrict breathing or
o b stru c t peripheral vision.
• P urchase o n ly c o s tu m e s ,
beards and w ig s labeled “ flam e
resistant.”
• See that costum es are short
enough so that youngsters d o n ’t
trip. B right colors and costum es
w ith re fle cto r tape are m ore visi­
ble. Have them wear safe and
sturdy shoes.
• Swords, knives and sim ilar
costum e accessories should be
made of so ft fle xib le material.
Avoid toy w eapons that could be
m istaken fo r the real thing.
• D on't a llow children to use
candles. Carry a fla s h lig h t instead.
The N ational PTA suggests that
a better alternative to children go­
ing door-to-door could include ask­
ing your local PTA to host an all­
school H allow een party having
children dress up. Award prizes for
the best costum es. The school
could show a “ g h o s t” m ovie or
have a parent or teacher read
g h o st stories. Parents m ig h t pro­
vide refreshm ents and individual
bags o f treats fo r each child to
take home.
A nother idea is fo r parents to
host a house party fo r children and
teens and th e ir fam ilies. Everyone
could dress up as their favorite
characters and participate in a
treasure hunt in and around the
house.
O ther alternatives to trick-or-
treating include creating a haunt­
ed house fo r teens, staging a
H allow een block party or having a
NIGHTTIME IS FUN TIM E
TODDLERS’
COSTUME
PAJAMAS
Your Choice
SUPER HEROES
N IG H T W E A R
CO STUM E
P AJA M A S
Shown: Superman and
Wonderwoman. Supergirl
also available. Sizes 2T-
4T. Superbaby not shown,
in infant sizes S, M, L
Reg. $12.99
Toddler can “ dress up
as ballerina or ske le to n -
s h o w n — o r as ch e e r
leader or ghost. Sizes 2T
4T. Reg. $12.99
Q uantities lim ited
Styles show n are representative
of Sears assortm ent
FUN WEAR
BRIGHTENED
BY LADY,
THE TR A M P
MICKEY MOUSE,
DUMBO AND
OTHER FABULOUS
DISNEY
CHARACTERS
Here is just a sample of the exciting collection
of Disney character funwear in store for you
at Sears!
Girls’ sweatshirt with Disney
logo. 4-6X.
Girls’ cotton denim jeans with
Mickey Mouse patches, sizes
4-6X.
Boys’ sweatshirt with Disney
logo. 4-12.
Boys' cotton denim jeans
with Mickey Mouse patches,
sizes 4-7.
Toddler boys’ acrylic fleece
set with Lady and The Tramp
design. Sizes 2T-4T.
Toddler girls’ top, skirt and
leggings set with matching
Dumbo design. Sizes 2T-4T.
In fant a c ry lic fle e c e set
fe a tu rin g Lady and T he
Tramp. Sizes S, M, L
a
$
Disney characters «1988 The W alt Disney Com pany
Clackamas
is worth
slot more.
652-2280
Vancouver Mall
256-8333
Washington Square
620-1510