Clinton St. Quarterly, Vol. 5 No. 1 | Spring 1983 (Seattle) /// Issue 3 of 24 /// Master# 51 of 73

panoramic view of the entire reactor, and it was here that I found the hottest contraband. The word must have gotten out that a patrol was on its way because I had found only a few tattered copies of Playboy and Penthouse, but in the crane operator’s cubicle I found one of those green- covered novels from the Olympia Press in Paris. It dealt with various activities of randy young schoolgirls, dirty old men, and big German shepherd dogs. Moral: always watch your step around cranes— the driver might be going blind. The Pink Slip One day the big news over lunch was that the plant superintendent, taking a federal inspection team on a tour of the facility, had walked right into the middle of a big poker game taking place behind a boiler in the turbine building. The poker players had been “ severely reprimanded,” but when the work was nearly completed and I got laid off, the poker players were still on the job. Yes, after a month that old pink slip turned up in my pay envelope, and counting up the totals I found that I’d averaged better than $100 a day, with only three or four days off in that time. Wine, women, and song soon ate up all that easy money and I quit the laborers’ union. Soon afterwards, I returned to Trojan for a series of protest demonstrations, aiming to bite the hand that had fed me so well. One morning I spotted the plant superintendent, Bart Withers, in a white hat, strolling just inside the fence. We had a brief conversation through the chainlink mesh. “ I worked here during the shutdown this year,” I told him. “Why was there nothing for us to do?” “We ll. . . uh,” he replied, “we had some delays getting some of our materials.” ■ “ WE GO TO YOUR HEAD” Because your head is the basis for your hairpiece, CHRIS’ cares for both. And keeps caring. We start by shampooing and masterfully cutting your real hair. Then we clean and restyle your hairpiece to blend with your head, make all the repairs you need and even restore the color while you wait. If you are in need of a new hairpiece, ask us about our hairpieces which are designed to suit the individual. HAIR PIECES FOR MEN CHRIS’ “First rate!” Joseph Stevenson is a resident of Astoria, Oregon, currently in Sri Lanka, traveling around the world on a shoestring Kent Dixon is a Portland artist and nurseryman. 322-4747 1 0 1 0 E. MILLER “I ju s t love it!” Celebrate Circulation! at NEW SEATTLE MASSAGE Swedish Massage • Shiatsu • Reflexology Call 632-5074 for an appointment. Open seven days a week. 4214 University Way N.E. G i f t Certificates Available “Oh yeah!” For Reservations Call 625-0696 88 Yesler Way In Pioneer Square WHAT SORT OF PEOPLE READ CLINTON STREET QUARTERLY? L o r d knows we've run enough expensive demographic studies, but to be perfectly honest, we can't make heads nor tails o f them. One thing we do know is that four times a year we take our semi-distinguished journal of humor, commentary, fiction, political analysis and eyeball-snagging graphics off to the printer, and with in days there aren't any of them left in our humming distribution center, the stamps are all gone, and we begin getting rude phone calls in the night, some from as far away as Borneo and Missoula, Montana. So if you can't afford to spend your valuable time standing around on street corners four times a year, but you want to be up on what's what and all that, try subscribing to the C5Q. Four issues, five bucks. Enclosed is my $5 for 4 issues of the CSQ, you hyperbolic devil. Name---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------—— —----------------------- -— Add ress __ ______________________——-----------------------------------------— ------------------------------------------ C ity___________________________ __________________~ State Zipparoo---------------- Mail to: C5Q, 1520 Western Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101 CLINTON ST. QUARTERLY SPACECRAFT GOT YOUR GOAT? 24 Clinton St. Quarterly

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