9/u PORTLAND/OBSERVER Dec. 17. 1970 NAACP Election Teacher Invited to M is s White House Suzanne Flores, third ten-year intervals A CLASSIFIED ÀD WILL BEING E ESL L I S WHEN PLACED IN THE PCETL a ND OBSERVER since 1909. The Portland Branch, grade teacher at Lewis Elemen­ This year the conference will N A A C P , will hold its Annual tary School, flew to Washing­ revolve around 24 forums that Meeting and election Sunday, ton, D.C. Saturday morning to will study a broad range of con­ Dec. 20, 1970, at 4 p.m. at New attend the 1970 White House cerns relating to children from Hope Baptist Church, 3725 N. Conference on Children. The p r e s c h o o l through thirteen Gantenbein. The polls open at 4 conference was held December years of age. Each forum will p.m. and close at 5 p.m. All 13 through 18. have 16 members. p e r s o n s whose memberships The Portland teacher re­ The conference will also In­ have been paid 30 days prior to ceived an engraved invitation clude presentations on Sesame the election (Nov. 20) are enti­ from the White House to be an Street, NET program for chil­ tled to vote. official delegate to the confer­ dren; films by children from the Candidates for offices are: ence. She was recommended by Yellowball Workshop; and show­ * President - Frank Fair and th e National Association of ings from the International Fes­ Ellis H. Casson; 1st Vice Pres­ Classroom Teachers following tival of Films for Children. ident - Harry C. Ward; 2nd Vice her participation last summer Miss Flores is the only President - Hazel G. Hays; 3rd in a national study group. teacher from the Portland Pub­ Vice President - Sylvia Thomp­ The White House Conference lic Schools Invited to attend the son; Secretary - Ruth Spencer; on Children has been held at conference. Asst. Secretary - Emma Lee Anderson; T reasurer - Betty White. Candidates for the Executive Board (24 to be elected) are: Ural P. Cannon Portland Community College C. Don Vann today paid the Portland School and a Maintenance Technology Gloria Fisher District >500,000, as the second B u ild in g to complete the Mt. A. Lee Henderson (Rev.) payment for facilities taken Sylvania campus facilities. Minnie H arris over by the College when it se­ Gertrude Crowe parated from the district. Keith Bums The College board of direc­ Richard Neal tors approved the payment at Thomas R. Vickers their meeting on the Mt. Sylvan­ L.C. Ellison ia campus. Edgar Mitchell The agreement, reached when Clarence Porter the College district became au­ Frank Fair tonomous, calls for the payment Dan Mosee of about >3.5 million over a five- C.A. White year period. Mayfield Webb Facilities include the Manuel Scott 125-acre Mt. Sylvania campus John H. Jackson (Rev.) and the District investment in Richard J . Parker PCC buildings in both Phase I Stanton H. Duke and Phase II, recently complet­ DeLois Eldridge ed; and Failing Hall, in down­ SjQ. Broadous town Portland. Media center study carrels at Loretta Smith Shattuck Hall, PCC's other P o rtla n d C om m u n ity College C.C. McCorvey main downtown operating base, Jam es Lee in the Park Blocks next to Port­ fascin ated P rofessor Sam pow land State University, has been V arangoon of C h u lalo n g k o rn sold by the Portland School Dis­ University, Bangkok. Thailand. trict to Portland State Universi­ Here he examines a video screen ty. PCC is expected to transfer and remote controls as Henry C. most of its Shattuck operation to its new Cascade educational Ruark of PCC explains work­ Through the initative of the center in Northeast Portland, in ings. Ruark and Varangoon were Highland Church of Christ in facilities of the defunct Cascade graduate students in media at N JI, Portland, and other inter­ College which PCC has obtained Indiana University in late ’50s, ested churches, there are new on a purchase agreement with h a v e c o r r e s p o n d e d s i n c e . opportunities for low income th e City of Portland and its Varangoon heads teacher edu­ families to become homeown­ Model Cities program. c a tio n p ro g ra m in m edia a t e rs . The Rev. Sam Johnson and Besides the Phase I and II other interested citizens of the buildings at Mt. Sylvania, rep­ C h u la lo n g k o r n U n iv e rs ity ; Ruark Is new coordinator of in­ G reater Portland area have im­ resenting about >9.5 million in form ation at PCC after a decade plemented the Highland United c o n s t r u c t i o n and equipment Improvement Corporation. This costs, the College has a new as media consultant for Oregon is a non-profit housing organi­ Health Sciences building under S t a t e B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n . zation which attempts to aid low way, with construction to be Varangoon is touring on a UN­ income families who never be­ completed in 1972 at costs of ESCO grant to study new media fore have been able to get a about >4.7 million, and is plan­ developments for use in his own home financing loan. ning a Communications Build­ n a tio n . (PCC p h o to by P au l Highland United Improvement ing, a Performing Arts Building Blixt I Corp, buys older houses, reha­ bilitates them, and puts them on sale for low income buyers on a 30 year mortgage. A n y o n e who is eligible for public housing accommodation or whose annual adjusted in­ come is 135% of Public Housing income limits (235 j) qualifies to be a home owner through the Highland United Improvement Corp. A down payment of >250.00 is required of the homeowner be­ fore moving in. Also, attendance of five pre-purchase seminars is required. The sem inars are designed to inform the home- owner of his rights and obliga­ tions. Highland United Improvement Corp, is a "non profit organiza­ tion working with the Church and through the Church." Lo­ cated at 4635 NE 9th Ave. in Portland, the C o r p o r a t i o n ’ s goals are to help low income families to up-grade themselves and their Northeast community. F o r more information con­ cerning the Housing Corpora­ tion, contact Dorothy Bonner at 2 8 2 - 0 4 0 2 . Applications are available for those who qualify. Carlos •Body and Fondor Repair •M o tt roatonablo shop in town 287-8529 2609 N. 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