PAGE FOUR NORTHWEST DEFENDER TiruRSDAY, FEBRUARY., 19M TiruRSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1964 NORTHWEST DEF~HOER PAGE FIVE You Can Name the Best Dressed Woman, Outstanding Male or Club of the Year 1963 VOTE TODAY Obituary MRS -MARY M. DUNCAN Mrs. Mary M. Duncan, 4024 NE 15th Ave., active clubwom· an and civ1c leaner who had lived in Portland for 30 years, died Tuesday. Funer a l se r vic e s will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturd<~y in the chap e I of C a I d well's Coloni a l M o r t u - ary. Burial will t a ke place in l.1ncoln Memorial Park. Mrs. Duncan was past president of the Bethelite Club of the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, former vice president of the Urban League and president of Iota Phi J.ambda Sorority and the Rosebud Study Club. She was a former Democratic precinct committeewoman and for 14 vears was Portland editor of the Northwest Enterpnse. She was also a member of the NAACP, Order of the Eastern Star, International Christian Endeavor Society and the Portland Housing Association. She also was a member of the Oregon Busin~ss and Professional Women's Association, the Puget Sound AIYIE ConferWINIFRED COCHRAN Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred Harpole Cochran. fi5, of 4ti04 NE 20th Ave., were held at 10 a.m. Saturday <1! Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, followed by vault entombment in Rose City Cemetery. She died in a Portland Hospital Wednesday. She was a native-of ConSoloist Concert Billed at PSC The annual soloist concert ,~!~!~! of the Portland State college ~ Symphonette will be presented Friday at 8:30 p.m. in room 453, State hall. John Stehn will conduct. Soloists with the orchestra are PSC music students. They include Kat h e r in e Fischer, piano; Donna Bennett, soprano; and David Jimerson, baritone. The program will include Beethoven's Fifth Concerto, the "Emperor," with Miss Fischer as soloist; the "Jewe! Song" from "Faust" by Gounod, featuring Miss Bennett; and Jimerson singing "The Trumpets S h a II Sound," from Handel's "Messiah." The orchestra will also perform Beethoven's "Egmont" overture. Thet concert is open to the public. Admission is free, lack unity to solve their differences. The Ne2ro in our marches, our nemi nstra tions and sing out • al oud:"We Shall Nor Be Moved ." 8 am sure that Fully cooked finest quality Whole Ham lb. 5 Oc Butt Half lb. 49c equal opportunities is a ~~e~~~~~~~~~~f!;~~~ must and we have proven I the. point to the Prcsiden t and the Nation what our demands are. Let's elaborate on Gov. Geqrge C. Wallace the strongest segregatio'niSt in America: Mr .Wallace is a menance to our sociery and the American way of living Gov. Wallace is a stubborn man, whom by his actions have created disturbances, which then led to violence Gov. Wallace defied the Constituttion of the United Corn Del Monte, cream or 6 $) kernel. 303 can for C d Nestles, Almond, 3 $) an y crunc\~ ~~l.k choc. for Catsup Del Monte, extra fine flavor. 14 oz. Assttcl Cookies Busy Baker, Big family assortment 1% lb. way, Ark., and lived in Portl<~n.d for 42 years. She was a member of the Bethel AME Church, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and Mt. Hood Chapter 16 of the Order of Eastern Star, of which she was past worthy matron. Stares of America by not obeying the Laws that set forth . (.,!,,~ German Chocolate LADY ELBERTA CAKES Survivors include her hus- ·band. Wilson E.; a son, Robert; a sister, Hazel Marshall, all of Portland, and a brother. Re\'. S. W. Winston. Canton. Mi~~ . Vann·~ F1me,·aJ Chap! was in rharf!P of a ITa 11f!E'111~nts. Continued Fellow Negroe's' our demands are at stake, and until we have achieved such demands, as having the right to vote the choice of public accomodations which has been denied our race of people for over a century. Until that time Rinningham and the Southern state of Alabama would be a place of peace and harmony if the state had a Leader instead of a Rebel and a Corn'munist in spired idiot. Alabama is a disgrace to the face of America.Mr.Wallace should no longer be allowed to hold such imporrant positions as Governor of such a fine state as Alabama could be. The people in that state must be just as blind as Mr. Wallace and providing if they don't decide to wake up and come to reality , Mr. Wallace will have the whole state sunken down the drain along with him. On Sunday Septem her 15 1963, four young and innocent Church g<?ing children WOMEN Applications accepted for future Job openings. Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company Employment Office has moved to 509 S.W. Oak Slreel Firat Floor-Or.qoll Bldq. Equal Job Opportunity For All Qualified Applicants Pacific Northwest ~Bell Telephone Company J.e7'FREEST0~' PEACH ~LVII IIIIUIU l'fl,lll PEACHES Freestone Halves & Slices No.2% can Banana Cake, too! Two delightful varieties of Colonial Frozen cakes. 25 oz. 99' Large AA Eggs Cream 0' The Crop. Dozen c SLICIN' TOMATOES Perfect for Salads or Sandwiches. Special Price. lb. 29( FRESH PINEAPPLES Here's a real treat. Fresh from the tropics. ea. 49c HEAD LETTUCE Always Fresh and Crisp. A real buy. lfor 29c: Prices effective Thursday, Feb·· ruary 6 through Saturday, Feb· ruary B in Portland, Cedar Hills, Tigard, St J.ohns, Gresham, Milwaukie, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, and Forest Grove. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 100% pore beef Quality Controlled Always Fresh News from Knott St. C.C. by Pat Wood Knott Street Community Center wi II send 12 boxers to the Oregon Golden Gloves Championships to be held at the Portland Civic Auditorium on Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8th starting at 8:00 PM The team from KSCC wi II be coached by Clyde Quisenberry, head coach, and Chuck Lincoln and Art Gilmore, assistant coaches. KSCC boys entered in this two day tourney will be Gary Ulibarri, 119; Charles Lawrence, 119; Sam Johnson, 125; Joe West, 125; Don Lampkin, 139; Maynard Gaul, 147; Tony Jacobs, 147; Jim Eldred, 147; John Howard, 156; William Cross, 165; Cliff Hancock, 175; Training at KSCC, will represent the Longview Elks. John Howard and Tony Jacobs are 1964 Tacoma Golden Gloves Champions as John won the light middleweight championship and Tony won the welterweight championship. John Howard was also chosen GoIden Boy at the Tacoma Tourney. Tickets for the Oregon Golden Gloves will be available at the Auditorium and will be sold at the door on the nights of the fights also. There will be a Novice Fencing Tournament held at the Knott Street Community Center Gym on Sunday, February 9 ·starting at 12:30. This Tournament is open to all beginning novice fencers in the State of Oregon and the lower Columbia basin. Ladies, sign up now for the physical fitness classes being held at the Center on Monday and Wednesday at 1:15 , These classes, under the direction of John Waterbrook, include physical fitness excercises, trampoline, basketball, volleyball and one wall handball. Del Monte fine quality No. 303 can Spinach Sweet Peas Del Monte, natural flavor. 303 can Tomatoes Del Monte, solid pack or stewed. 303 can ,1.,$11 4 for 89c 4 for 89c MEAT INSPECTION I Sirs: This letter is being ~ent in the hopes that your newspaper will set the record straight in regard to irresponsible statements by the Portland health department in regard to meat inspection outside the city of Portland. I assure you that the state department of agriculture does a very fine job of inspecting meat markets and locker plants everywhere in the state of Oregon. The Better Business bureau keeps a close eye on adv-ertising and misleading or false advertising is taken out of the news media immediately. and the state of Oregon would take immediate steps to stop them. The Portland health department has no business casting do.ubts on reputable business concerns outside their jurisdiction. I have pre.pared ads in which house grades were used, and in those cases where a house grade is used, the meat being sold was a graded beef-USDA-good or better. The Portland health department would have you believe that the l plants that they personally inspect are the only ones safe in which to buy meat in Oregon. Also, I would like to go to the packing houses with the inspector frum the Portland health department and see the stamp that grades ungraded beef, namely, standard, commercial, utility cutter and canner. DONALD R. CARMICHAEL, A<lv. Consultant and Public Relations, 2004 SE Waldon, :Milwaukie. FREE TRIPS TO DISNEYLAND Five trips for 2 will be given away at the end of the game. Sign your Sword In The Stone cards on the back and deposit at any Safeway store. FREE SWORD IN THE STONE RINGS Turn in the top half of 5 Sword In The Stone cards for these popular cartoon rings. EASY TO PLAY ••• EASY TO WIN Just ask any Safeway employee (except those in the meat department) for a card. No purchase required. Everyone has an equal chance. Pull the Sword out of the stone. On Sword you will find one of these four words: "SWORD" -"IN" • "THE" - "STONE". When you have collected all four words, you will win $100. Take cards to the store manager. If the words "ONE DOLLAR" appear on the sword, you win $1.00. RULES OF THE GAMES. You must be 18 or over to participate. Only one card per person per visit. Altered or mutilated cards are invalid. Employees of Safeway and their families are ineligible to participa te. I am in the business of preparing advertising for various businesses in the Portland metropolitan area ~nd among my clients is one of the largest beef proc· essing locker plants in the Pacific Northwest. If the practices described by the Portland department of health were true, the U.S. department of agriculture MIRROR BEAUTY SHOP Hair Styling - Hair Cutting & Tinting At. 2-3692 Cora Harris, Mgr. 3513 N. 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