Portland observer., January 07, 1971, Image 6

PORTLAND/OBSERVER Jan. 7, 1971
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BURN' “God who has changed my burning hate into a burning
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A a ro n Johnson, the son-in-
law of Reverend Wendell Wal­
lace announced today his plans
for opening a 24 hour drug pre­
vention center In the Albina
area at 327 N. Skidmore Street.
In desperate need of finance
a Benefit Banquet will be given
Feb. 5, 1971, 7:00 p.m. at the
Thunderblrd Motor Inn near
Jantzen Beach. The price of the
benefit tickets are $10.00.
The Edwin Hawkins Singers,
the artist of “ Oh Happy Ila/'
will be one of our featured
guests. They are also anticipat­
ing having Governor Tom Mc­
Call as guest speaker.
For further Information write
P.O. Box 11372, Portland, O re.
or call 288-8777.
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Nine eighth graders from
B o is e Elementary School will
visit the Pioneer National Title
I n s u r a n c e Company, 421 S.W.
Stark, Thursday, January 7,
9:30 a.m ., to sign tl»e title for
p u r c h a s e of a house for the
Boise Environmental Education
Project (BEEP).
The house, located at 728 N.
S h a v e r , five blocks from the
school, Is being purchased with
Ford Foundation funds granted
to the Portland school district
for BEEP, a project tiegun this
fall to Involve students more
actively In community life.
The
sm all,
two-bedroom
house will be renovated by stu­
dents as a study project. It will
then lie used lor classes.
The nine students who will be
v i s i t i n g the title company
Thursday selected the home
b e in g purchased. They had
background classes with build­
ing Inspectors and f i n a n c e
p e o p l e , according to BEEP
Coordinator Mrs. Bobble Nunn.
Pioneer Title executive Fred
Macy will conduct the students
on a tour of the company and
explain the procedures for buy­
ing a house. Students will begin
renovation of the house when It
Is vacated by the present occu­
pant.
club
announces
officers
FEBRUARY 1 THROUGH MARCH 7. 1971
AFRICA
Pastor Wallace and 50 associates from the Maranatha
Evangelistic Center of Portland, Oregon will be leaving
for Kenya East Africa Feb. 1 through March 7, 1971.
Willa Dorsey will be the featured Soloist - also Richard
Probasco and Special Traveling Choir and their musical
talents.
Members of the team will also include: Rev. Richard
Beal from Asbury Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky and
Rev. Lloyd Sweet of World Harvest Evangelism, Dur­
ham, Connecticut.
"NOT BY MIGHT - NOR BY POWER - BUT BY M Y SPIRIT - SAITH THE LORD"
Oklahoma
Ambassadors*
C h a r i t y Club composed of
people from the 'Sooner State'
living In Portland, held Its first
meeting of the year Jan. 3 at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert King, announced Its offi­
cers for 1971.
The officers are: Mrs. Arvel-
la English, president; Travis
Sango, vice president; Mrs.
O p a l Clark, recording secre­
tary; Mrs. Josephine King, fi­
nancial secretary; Freddie Wil­
liams, tre a su rer.
M e m b e rs thought It very
proper to start the 1971 meeting
at the Kings* residence because
the club was organized In the
Kings' home January 6, 1963.
The members expressed their
deepest appreciation to John
Keller, outgoing president for
his leadership to the club and
for a Job well done.
Cash and M axey’s
Barber Shop
4603 N. Williams Avenue
Phone 784-5188