PORTLAND/OBSERVER Thursday April 22, 1971
U.S. N atio n al Bank nam es loan officer
Joseph H. Ward,general loan
officer at the 67th and Glisan
Branch of United States National
Bank of Oregon, has been elect
ed president of Albina A rtC enter,
succeeding John A. M ills , vice
president and head of the urban
affairs department of UJS. Bank.
Other new officers are W illiam
Gordon, vice president; M rs . Pat
Richardson,
secretary
and
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Ward was previously treasurer
and chairman of the finance com
mittee of Albina A rt Center.
A
native of Tulsa, O k la , he attended
Lincoln U niversity in je ffe rso n
C ity, Mo. His firs t job was with
U .S . Bank, which he entered as a
trainee in the operations depart
ment.
He was later a credit
analyst and loan counter assistant
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before receiving his present ap
pointment.
He is m arried and has one
daughter. The Wards live at 2024
N £ . Crane St.
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NBC correspondents
to ap p ear a t PSU
Five NBC correspondents from
around the world w ill assemble in
the Portland State U niversity
Gym next Thursday (A p ril 29) to
participate in “ W orld Beat.” a
bi-annual public forum on inter
national a ffa irs.
Flying to Portland to give the
public current, first-p e rso n re
ports are:
John Rich, the network’ s
China watcher based in Tokyo,
who just this week returned from
Communist China where
he
covered the h istoric table tennis
matches and Canton trade fa ir.
Kenley Jones, headquarter
ed in Saigon and an NBC reporter
fo r nearly two years of the p o liti
cal turm oil and battle action in
South
Vietnam, Laos,
and
Cambodia.
Douglas K iker, a form er
Washington and White
House
correspondent now based in Rome
and an observer of much of the
European scene of NBC.
- Wilson H all,
who opened
the
network’ s C airo bureau in
1953, is now back the Middle East
after
tours of duty in Latin
Am erica
and South Vietnam
— Richard Valeriani, a Wash
ington
correspondent
whose
current beat is the U ^.S tate De
partment following assignments
at the White House and with p o liti
cal candidates on the go fo r votes.
The World Beat public forum
this year is being co-sponsored
by Portland State and the Portland
stations of the King Broadcasting
C o , KGW-TV, KGW-AM
and
KINK - FM .
It is scheduled
fo r 8 p.m
Thursday, A p ril 29, in the PSU
Gym. 950 S.W. Hall Street.
A
question - answer period w ill
follow the correspondents’
re
ports from th e ir world capitals.
Advance tickets fo r the World
Beat
Forum w ill go on sale
Saturday, A p ril 24, at the P o rt
land State box office in the Smith
M em orial Center and at the Lloyd
Center and Salem stores
of
Stevens & Sons. Tickets also w ill
be available at the door.
The PSU box office is open from
10:30 a.m. until 6:30p jn ,M o n
days through Fridays, and from
11:30 a .m . u n til3:30 p. m.
on
Saturday.
Regular admission is $2, but a
student from any school w ill be
admitted fo r >1.
Applications are being accept
ed
now by the Office of In
ternational Education. Students
planning to participate in both
programs w ill be given p rio r con
sideration.
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MW. ElijahG raham 3 itjra n d
M aster of the M.W. P rin c e
Hall Grand Lodge of Oreg o n
and its jurisdiction^ made his
official
visitation to Shasta
Lodge #2, Eugene, Oregon on
A p ril 17, 1971. A fte r a very
splendid meeting, there was a
luncheon at the Holiday Inn.
Those accompanying the
Grand M aster to Eugene was
R.W. James L.Wasson,Grand
Secretary; R. W. Lee G. Mc
Clinton, Grand Lecturer; R.W.
W illie Whitley, chairman
of
the General Purpose Board; R.
W. Burett Jack Wasson,Grand
Senior Deacon; R. W.
Nelse
Jones, A ssi. Grand Secretary
Velma L . Bush, James L .W a l
den,
H arry S. Pay ton, Jo h n
Blow, and James Anderson.
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PSU present drama
Tried The Rest, Now Try The Best"
N. Alexander, Proprietor
The PSU Players invite you
to attend a performance of The
Boys in the Eland, which opens
Thursday, A p ril 22 in the PSU
Theater at 8 pan. This fir s t
Portland stage production of
the M a rt Crowley comedy,
which played successfully in
NW York fo r two years and
then was made into a film , is
being directed by Jack Feather
in g ill, assistant professor of
theater a rts.
The Boys in the Band w ill play
fo r two week-ends: A p ril 22-
24 and AD ril 29-Mav 1.
This invitation entitles you to
two free tickets. Just turn it
in to the box office p rio r to cur
tain.
The unsafe
deposit box.
I f you keep your valuables this way, you’re risking them to
all sorts of hazards. Fire. T h eft. Vandalism. Just plain forgetfulness.
Let us safekeep your valuables for you—in a U. S. Bank
safe deposit box. Then you'll know your deeds, titles, insurance
policies, tax records, gems, etc. w ill be where nothing
can happen to them.
Rent a safe deposit box. T h e rent’s just pennies a day at any
branch of United States National Bank of Oregon.
Grand Master
visit Lodge
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