G ran d Inspector
C om m unity
Kinsey hot line
(continuad from ,mg* i,
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tll the Senate dev eloped Its ways.
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a . a .
U ’n ntil
It .____
was also
noted
that many
publlcatlon in today «Federal
m ucrupubllclzed con tro versy and o f these o u t- o f - state to u ris ts
R egister, bi digs to tin ee the
walk - out over t h e l8 - y e a r - old actually leave very litt le money
P ortla nd has a P ollca Com
number of Federally-Im posed
vote Issue, the business o f
the be hind In Oregon. Onthe o t h e r m um ty Relations pro gra m s. It in a n ity 's needs, C itizens must
become involved in th e ir pilot»»
L e g isla tu re was speeding along hand, the proponents who favored
m in o rity -h irin g e ffo rts
lo r
. ,'
,
.
Widget argued that
been
..non fo r ever lerns beyond the point of ju st
toward adjournm ent around the the higher budget
c o n s t r u c t I o ii,
P hila
f ir s t of June« With things
now tou rism is a clean Industry and s ' \ " ’ •,nths- l ',,e of “ s ,c h w
delphia and Washington,
s llte n n g fro m them. 11 Hie
back to norm al again, the Senate very much Inltnewlthour stated pil'b,ems has lve" 10 tel* ,he police a re n 't serving you In
have s im ila r plans.
Is hearing a record num ber
o f d e sire to develop Oregon’ s e c o - C ltl/e n s
' rtl.ind what it's the ways that you want, then
I he latest plan, apply mg to
b ills eachdayandwehop'e to be nomtc future In other than s tric tly a" about. Community Relations
the C ity and County ol San
come down ami say so. Remem
finished by the weekend o r at least In d u s tria l ways. A com prom ise is not an excuse fo r im orepei
ber only that If you c r itic iz e
F r a n c i s c o , envisions an
early next week.
was ultim ately reached and the police conduct; it is an attem pt the way something is done, try
I n c r e a s e ot about
1,1'JO
Both houses have approved the ad vertising budget was reduced to c o rre c t them stakes that may
to think of a new way to do It.
m in o rity - group w orkers in
hotly contested bo ttle b ill and it somewhat.
o ccu r and prevent th e ir re o c-
five
covered trades over tlie
now goes to the G overnor fo r his
E a rly In this session Rep. eurence in the future as w ell as
next lo u r years.
The Portland P o lic e C u m -
signature. As the b ill has bean C a rro l Howe, Chairman o f the b ring the police and the coin-
m nnity Relations office is lo
amended there w ill be a five cent
I lades coveted by tlie plan
house Education C om m ittee, ap- m unity clo ser together, both
deposit on most W a n d
beer wtoVed ¡T re c li's u V ro m m H tw to
C' 0St" l 'g e tner' l ’oth cated at 3807 NE Union Ave..
are e le c tric a l w ork, plumbing,
b o ttle s, a two cent deposit
on ^ v
the P ortland I ’oliceD epanm ent
Phone 282-4924. Hours of i t
p i,« fittin g a n d stea intittlng
and e ,ln ’ - togYn education In t r e £ n
‘" « ^ . 1 -txl the Community
e ra tion are nine in the m orning
structual metal w ork, sheet
the
Cr , ^ aln^ m em bership composed o f Rep.
1 mt in p a rt.c u la . are u n til m idnight seven days a m etal w ork and asbestos w o ik .
/ - sag o f th is b ill w ill
not Howard
C h errv,
Multnomah * o ,k ln 8 tow i id s the upgrading
week.
If you've got a police
Since several c ra fts are not
m ira cu lo u sly solve the
litt e r County, Rep. Tom Young, Baker arxl im provem ent ol police s e r- problem and the rest of the
covered by the plan, i iFCC is
problem along our highways and County; and m yself as chairm an, vice in th is city.
P o r t l a n d P olice I lepwirtnient continuing to gather data to
s t i? ? n ls ' t>u* the overwhelm ing
We devoted our attention
to
1 he
Community Relations
trades
p u blic support the measure has finding out the extent our Oregon pro gra m has a number of over doesn't seem to be w orking on determ ine if other
received Indicates the re a l con schools are being supported by a ll go als. t hese goals are d i- it, then at least coma into the should be covered by the pi in
o ffic e . Ihe program has ten o r If otherF'ederal action
is
cern that Oregonians feel about
fed eral funds andthe form th is rectod towards satisfying itie
th e ir environm ent. When
the
P olice O ffic e rs ami tenC om -
necessary
to assure equal
aid takes, the beneficial as w ell !Weds of both the corn n m ity and
Governor signs t h ls b lll It wlU be
?s ?
mA
ln,’ PaC‘ ° f ‘ heSe
M ic e . Its main goal is to niunlty Service O ffic e rs . M ost employment opportunity.
a landm ark piece o f le gislatio n funds, which agencies are p ro -
of the Com m unity Service o f
I islet the plan, no contracts
_ ,
8
fo r o u r L e g isla tu re because we vld ln g education under federal bu‘.W . mutual cooperation and fic e rs are black ami from the o r subcontracts w ill le a w a id -
w ill be the fir s t state In the gra nts, and where con tro l of the
stan<1 it’ll
between th e Albina com m unity.
od
(or Fmle ta lly-in vo lve d
United States to have adopted th is federal funds resides.
P ortland Pollc
ollce Bureau and the
u
n p(
,
the r Police
O ffic e rs a n d c ii n s i i , i , t i
type o f approach.
T h e number o f ’regulations residents of Portland, p a rtw u - Com m unity
Service o ffic e r«
exceeding
$500.(kX)
unless
the
In a su rp rise move last week which must be followed In apply- ‘• ' ’»y in the Model C itie s area, work together as tw o-m in team
b I d d e rag ree s to specific
the House returned the
$403 tog a n d ad m in isterin g
these 1 lie p ro je ct should benefit the These teams w >rk m .
»
m n io rity -h lrin g goals.
m illio n
Highway Department
grants was strongly c ritic is e d by « s u le n ts ol Mode. C itie s by of a r e a o n e of these
I he co n tra cto r o r subcontra-
budget to the Ways and Means
m ost a d m in istra to rs, who com- providing them with a police present ’ lu ring
r,
,
,
Com m ittee In o rd e rto ta k e
an Plained that the rules are c o m -d e p a rtm e n t which Involves both i tlons where the J i
’ tot a involved in these projects
o th e r look at the amount o l money plex and change constantly. T h e service
and protection
a n ° n s w h e r e t iit r e ls s o m . ;p o - Is required to m akes "g o o d -
budgeted fo r a d vertising by the grants are governed by 75 Acts o l should benefit the n o li.-. hv tent‘ a to r v l°l«nce. 11 a p e r- ta ith " e ffo rt to achieve these
T ra v e l Section o f the Highway De Congress,
" ----------- and
- . nine
.
----------
.
federal de-
creating a fe tte r l i police
' i ^ i ny ? son being arrested desires, the goals
8 ° * ls both In th
is F F e ede
d e ra
lly - in-
this
rally
pa rtm e nt. The argum ent In favor partm ents and 20
hl
C om m unity Service o ffic e r can volved arx) non*-Federally • In-
Independent r e , .
o f reducing the budgeted
Item agencies
a^onrlnc are
aro Involved
1 rtusvl xzaz 4 In f/x-lorol
till? M<-xiel
MlMcI ride .».irk.
_u » be
. present Voivefal
.
federal r ‘ A ‘ ‘ *^lti 1 tile
volved /'Zin
construction
w ork.
with L._~
him anti
was that ou r parks are already so e d u c a t io n
m atters. A p p ro xl- k
s resKlents. I In m a te )), durin g the e n tire a rre s t and
M R . VERN. N C . Bl TLER 3 3 *
I he plan was Initialed after •
overcrowded du rin g the sum m er m ately 100categorical grants are tne re su lts ol the p ro je ct can be
Grand Inspector Ganeral Vernon C . B u tle r recently returned months that our own residents are adm inistered byth eU u s.O ffice of revluced to more e ffective law booking procedure. He w ill findings ot public hearings held
also see that th e a rre s te d p e r last December by the Labor t > -
fro m the Jth Annual Sessions of the United
I mted Supreme
Supreme Council
C ouncil ?f
?nen
to use
use them
them , , and
t ?n unacie
unable to
and that
that Education, and m ore than
o entorcem ent from the stand-
w u h l ii ,
u r l n i z m n r o tr u .
son Is inform ed of a ll of his pa rtinsn t s h o w e d m in o rity
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rue of Freem asonry P rin
ce H all l lu
rln g m ore to u ris ts to o u r state other grant program s fo r edu- P°ln t of everyone,
rig h ts anti given the oppor w o rke rs— Negroes, S|>anish-
A ffilia tio n , of the N o rth ern J u ris d ic tio n . L S a
h-
r>,„ means w o re autom obile em ission cation come under federal
de- H the project is to w ork well
sessions were held in the Scottish Rite CaJ.ed’ra L ’ p u z w a te r
,he
tun ity to contact an attorney surnanitki Am ericans, O r i
I fo r addl«onal
additional hlgh-
high- partm ents and agencies
it m ust work In three areas. It
and Noble Streets, PhUadelpbia. Pennsylvania.
*
entals and Am ericans Indlans-
o r ball bondsman.
it fa ils to work In any one of
Ih e teams are w orking In liave teen prevented from fully
lns?ec! o r General B u tle r was o ffic ia lly elected Deputy
these ureas, then the program
con
other areas Including in the pa rticip ating in certain
nf
‘
, ° f Oregon and «P o in te d Grand Standard B earer
w ill not be successful. The f ir s t
churches amt schools. T h e struction trades.
o f the Lulled Supreme Council of the N o rth ern ju r is d ic tio n
is
public
relations.
T
hat's
what
Students fro m the seventh and
These find ings revealed, fo i
lim ita tio n s are m ostly those
a com prehensive re p o rt on
this is : T e llin g citize n s what
eighth grades at Sabin E le
that are self-im posed. It is M m ibob , : i-ut w M ie the -•
black leadership in the P o rt
M g B u tle r resides at 127 N. E . Knott Street and is the owner
e xists and what is available.
m entary School (4013 N .E . 18th
hoped that the com m unity w ill m in o rity population in tlie C ity
land com m unity, but it is re
of the B u tle r Body and P aint Shop located at 314 S. E Grand
This , however, is only a heein-
Avenue)
w
ill
hold
an
autograph
presentative
of
the
im
portant
Secondiv
“
Vlew ttiese , s a resource to be and County of San F rancisco i s •
Avenue in P ortland, Oregon.
ning secondly,
-
the p ro je ct must used fo r heIp m coninl Jnlc<tlng
party Sunday, June 6, 1-3:00
a b o u t 30 |<ercent, m norlty
contributions
b l a c k s are
give real com m unity service..
pun. in the Sabin au dito rium
making to the quality of life in
and getting action from the po representation among Journey
T h ir d ly , there m u s t be com
P ortla nd .
fo r 50 m em bers of P ortland s
lic e . In order fo r them to work men In the area’ s construction
m unity p a rticip a tio n . T h e s e
black
com m unity who are
The book is w r i t t e n by
m
ore e ffe ctive ly, the com i un Uxlustry is approxim ately I5.S
last two w ork hand in hand. If a
featured ui a book prepared by
ity m ust participate and exe r f’ercer’t. Pew of these m in o rit
students, fo r students. It is
program is to serve a c o in -
the Sabin students.
cise its voice.
ies, it was f« in d , are em okyed
intended to show that black
tnuniry, it must know the com -
D u ring the past week, the Mod
(
The book. B lacks Making
in certain skilled trades.
people are very much a p a n of
The adgenda of the f ir s t weeks H is to ry in P ortland, was be
el C itie s Comprehensive C hild
A m erica,s h is to ry , and that
I he follow ing percentages,
session included introductions gun e a rlie r th is spring as a
C are Services, conuucteu a work
the way they live rig h t now
c o n s t i t u t i n g "a c c e p ta b le "
of 4- C ‘ s In fo rm a tio n i R e fe rra l
shop and orientation program at
p r o J e c t fo r Black H istory
ranges within which a pro
helps determ ine the future
e
personnel, such as.M rs. Ryman, W eek. It has ju s t been printed
Woodlawn M ethodist Church fo r
course of the nation.
spective co n tra cto r o r sub
•
and
F
a
ye
L
yd»
y,
P
r
ogr
am
P1
an-
the staffs of existing child care
by the Sabin students, with the
The book is also Intended to
J u lg e Burke als. found that co n tra cto r must establish h is
J u lg e Richard Burke oftha
nmg S p e c ia lis tfo rM o d e lC itie s . cooperation of the Portland
centers and fo r staffs of the th
show t h a t many adults have
.M u lt n o m a h C o u n t y C irc u it the PAT had advocated s trik e m in o rity - u tiliz a tio n goals, ire
Also included were talks given
ree new centers which are to
S c h o o l s P ublic Inform ation
overcom a obstacles through
C o urt ruled Wednesday that
a action and engaged
in strike established o v e r the next four
by
M
r
.
Wayne
Pew,
D
ire
c
to
r
of
open s h o rtly at Bethel A„M .E .,
Departm ent and the O ffice of
education and hard w ork.E ach
w u t of mandamus against the preparation; a ll of which was years under the han F rancisco
Berean
C
hild
Care
Center
and
New Hope B aptist, and Wo’od'-
In te r— Area P rog ram s.
people included in the book re
P ortland
Board of Education geared
to a planned
strike Plan fo r the five cove red tra.ies.
R ev- ' • U Henderson, of Bethel
lawn M ethodist Churches.
Volunteers fro m the seventh
veals a great in te re st in the
beginning the m orning after the
should be refused.
C h ild Care C enter, concerning and eighth grade classes of
The program centered a round
younger generation and offers
The w r it had been requested mass meeting.
personnel policies.
the 4-C P oint of Inform ation 4
.M rs. M ary A. C o llie r
and
h i s o r h e r o w n guiding
Burke said that the conduct
by the P ortland A ssociation of
R e iera l C enter located on A l
M i r v I n D. W e i t z worked
p rin c ip le s f o r a successful
Feacbars, which asked that the was inequitable and therefore
» »
D
r
.
LendonS
m
ith,P
editrician,
berta o ff of 7th.
M rs . Edie
during
th e ir own tim e to
life .
school board be ordered to the so - called " clean hands
Ryman, A ssistant D ire c to r of gave a speech on ‘ The Needs of com pile d a ta fo r the book
G uift copies of the book w ill
continue an impasse procee ling d o c trin e " was applicable to the
th is cen ter, acted as co -o rd in C h ild re n ’ which alerted the staff They composed a lis t
of
be presented Sunday to each of
o rig in a lly c a lle i fo r by the case - - moaning that the PAT
a to r of the workshop.
potential co n trib u to rs fro m
the featured adults. Reference
was not entitled toequitable re
Board
last A p r il 9.
m em bers to look out fo r signs names known to them and th e ir
The workshop was divided up
copies of the b o o k w illa ls o be
lie f through the mandamus pro
A
fte
r
the
im
passdeclaration,
in the child which indicated there parents and frie n d s, and fro m
into two sessions, each cover
made available to a ll school
the teachers — in a mass cedure.
m
ight
be
something
physical
in
ing three days. The f ir s t ses
buildings i n t h e Portland
r e c o m m e n d a t io n s
of
Paul Howe, mein her of the
meeting at Benson High School
stead of an apparent behavial the NAACP, the U rban League
sion was devoted to a c q u a in t
d is tr ic t. A dditional copies
A n e w approach to sum m er
Board and of the
d is tr ic t ,3
voted
by
a
2-1
m
crgln
to
problem . M rs.R ayko H ash im o to and LINKS. The students then
ing the staff m em bers with v a r
m ay ba available, depending on
be
consultations
team, saki the learning experiences w i l l
accept
the
Board’
s
last
salary
of
the
P
ortland
P
ublic
Schools
ious types of program s ava il
m ailed
questionnaires and
the supply. In q u irie s should be
Board stands ready to sign its offered by Portland Community
o
ffer
ra
th
e
r
than
go
on
s
trik
e
.
and Headstart, led a discussion le tte rs to gain inform ation to r
able to the centers, giving them
College through a "sh op tic k e t”
directed to M a rv in W eitz
at
The Board then declared the con tra ct with PAT and that, m
which w ill make available up to
inform ation concerning the needs on ‘ Ways Day C are C e nterS taff biographies of blacks in P o rt
Sabin School ( o r his home
view
of
J
udge
B
urke
'sd
ecision
,
impasse at anend, rescin ie I its
64 hours of supervised use o f auto
can W ork T ogether To Provide land. They had 50 responses
of the children and also ideas
1 2 1 4 5 S .W , W hyw orry Lane,
LA I
impasse d ic la ra tlo n , and asked the Board expects the
woodworking, m etals and welding
A Stim ulating E n viro n m e n t.’
on how to amuse and stim ulate
fro m some 120 contacts.
Beaverton 970Q5 o r to the
the P A T to Join the board In leadership to jo in it In executl graphic a rts and crea tlves a rts,
them.
P u b lic ln fo r m a tio n
Advisors M r s . C o llie r and
signing a contract fo r the 1971- the agreement.
and homemaking fa c ilitie s .
M arv W eitz are quick to point
Departm ent of the Portland
72 school year.
The "shop tic k e t” w ill cost $10
out that the book is by no means
P ub lic Schools.
"
P
la
in
tiffs
inte
ntio
na
lly
and
and w ill provide not only fu ll use
The P A T refused to sign and
brought the mandamus proceed d e lib e ra te ly fram ed the ques o f fa c ilitie s but also assistance
tion to tte voted upon and refu sed from a qualified In s tru c to r to help
ing instead.
n u llific a tio n s artJ alternatives w ith Ideas, methods, use o f tools
to
In his memorandum opinion. re j leste I from the flo o r ho pifu l and other skille d assistance
Judge Burke said the teacher that this b la c k -m a ll-lik e tactic Insure a successful experience.
T h e fa c ilitie s w ill be available
vote, " coupled w ith the plain would c o n c lu l; in a favorable
Monday through Thursday from
t iffs ’ d ïc la ra tio n to a ll teachers strik e v o te ," the ju lg e s memo 9 a.rn. t i l 1 p.m .
that Itw ould be fin a l, binding and randum read. "H o w e ve r, It
T h e "shop tic k e t’ ’ approach
d e cisive ,' is tantamount to an m isjudged the mood and senti w ill be available only In
the
acceptance and ra tific a tio n by ment of the teachers and the ploy Beaverton area. F o r Inform ation
ba ckfired .”
c a ll 292-4225.
WATCH FOR OPENING DATE
Graducatlon cerem onies fo r the teachers of the B oard's pro
O ther
reg ular sum m er adult
SAL E M --(S pecial) - - T h e
posed
agreement,
and
binding
n e a rly 950 P ortland Community
* 'l arn hopeful, now that due education classes w ill
b e
R u ral Manpower Manpower
the p la in tiffs . A lso- “ process
College students w ill take place upof
has
been
c
a
rrie
d
out
available In the evening hours
re p o rt of the Employment D i
Board in
...
„
In the College Center M all
at ju stifie d the School
,
and this five-m onth controversy throughout P ortland, beginning
visio n said here today that cool
2 p.m . on Sunday, June 13,
rescinding the impasse de- u
.u .
than
weather Is continuing o v e r
c ia r a t im "
'
has teen concluded, that we can the week o f June 21. M ore
most o f the state. M ^ re than or
■ ,
'
, . , t
turn our united attention to our fo rty classes w ill be offered, con
adequate labor Is available fo r
W illam ette U n iv e rs ity In Salem
Judge Burke had hanl w. rds n, . „ ers affecIlng t h e d ls t r lc l/ . tlnu ln g fo r six weeks.
adequate labor is available fo r wUj bethe speaker, his topic
Is
fo r the a ctio n , of the
F A T How# mW>
Inform ation and com plete class
a ll
cu rre n t farm la bo r ac
" I n Search o f Confidence’ ’ ,
schedules are available by ca ll -
leadership in c a llin g fo r tte
tlv ltle s at th is tim e .
Robert E. Thompson, Portland
lng 244-6111, Ext. 316.
Shortages o f help liste d be
teacher vole.
attorney and chairm an o f
the
low are anticipated only
at
College Board o f D ire c to rs , w ill
harvest peak. The s tra w b e rry
b rin g greetings from the gradu
harvest In the
W illam ette
ates and th e ir guests, and w ill be
.AMCÛ» » v « e *V H
V a lle y w ill s ta rt June 10-15,
assisted In presenting diplom as,
Gresham
expects a slight
co n fe rrin g degrees, and awarding
p ic k e r shortage by June 20, no
c e rtific a te s by Robert P a lm e r
» JU UMMU t » .4» V JMANC.I
housing available. Salem ex
college d ire c to r of
personnel
CoetpMf»
pects a shortage o f 500 p icke rs
services, a n d Robert P o lla rd ,
UV'tOHUG
N4NCI
by June 21, with some housing.
i>iCliTiO«eMQ8 vC N T'U tnN O
coordinator of college a c tiv itie s .
$ V « T |M U C , »AM40
O n e - y e a r c e rtific a te s , re
t >- r
8i.cx<
WAi , MMWONT» » » V L X / M 6
T h e Dalles c h e rry harvest presenting com pletion o f a year
» ’ G * * » » » * » » »'OOM
CLCA M M O * WAVING IT C
s ta rts June 16-20, w ith an ex o f work w ithin a specialized p ro
ra/.roms
OTHC »S
fS
pected shortage o f 1,500 p ic k gram w ill be awarded to 440 stu
«act WA»-»^ziA
•Aor.*»' »» W » v ' •
e rs b y June 20, Salem w ill dents’ high school diplom as re
s ta rt June 25-30, w ith a sh o rt presenting com pletion o f needed
age of 1,000 p ic k e rs by Ju ly 1; w ork fo r high school graducatlon,
oth er areas expect adequate w ill be presented to 59 students,
help.
a n d tw o -ye a r A ssociate degrees
w ill be conferred on 27 students In
A rts ; 56 In Science, 69 in Nursing;
T h e pea harvest w ill s ta rt
and 293 In Applied Sciences.
June 1-8 at M ilto n -F re e w a te r
James W elty w i l l be
tlie
and Pendleton, adequate help
o rg a n ist, presenting t h e
only
Is expected.
music during the cerem onies.
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Everyday
11:00 a.m. til 1:00 a.m.
22,1 H .Í. ALBERTA
284-9998
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Judge rules for school
5211 N. Williams Ave Portland Qreqor
PCC offers
"shop ticket
summer
courses
OPENING SOON
, MILLNER COMPANY
(FRANK &NATE PROPS.
6224 N.E. UNION AVE.
PCC w ill
Employment
better?
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HAVE YOUR CLUB
MEETING
FREE AT GENEVA’S
CARE FOR BABIES
IN YO UR HOM E.
$3.50 a child per day
METROPOLITAN AREA
4E COUNCIL 2HR-5O9I
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Phewww!
This summer could he a sizzler. Your family will
keep their cool with electric air conditioning. See
an air conditioning dealer for a cool deal now and
ask for free Oregon scenic placcmats.
Paul Knauls v is its his son Paul Knauls, J r . at Spokane, Wash
d u rin g Paul Knauls, J r . graduation.
H you are having a B irthday rem em ber don’ t forget you can
have
ve a " F r e e Birthday Pat t y " at Geneva’ s.
The hay harvest In the Bend
M adras area w ill s ta rt June 10
w ith a slight shortage of help
anticipated. C o m m e r c i a l
room s available at about $15 a
week.
M adras also re p o rts a slight
shortage of rock p ic k .r s a n d
Ir r ig a to r s ,
c o m m e r c ia l
room s available at $15 a week.
For
fu rth e r Inform ation
about any o f these and other
jobs contact the nearest o f tlie
Employm ent D ivision.
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HAIRSTYLES
LILLIAN’S
Beauty Salon
Operators!
Lillian Williams
Specialists
Ruby Reed
In All Phases
Ethel Bates
3632 N. Williams Ave.
281-6554
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