Portlarid/Observer Tliim djy, Sept. 23, 1971 Page 7 jro u a a m ire e C a rl B ow les 3730 N.E. Cleveland 336 N. Page H e rb Simpson M e l H a n sen , Jr. Lucy Ellen Thomas 3415 N j i . 19th 3230 NJE, 15th Apt I 6109 N j i . 7th Hum bolt Ê»K I V e rn a S h e p h e rd M a r th a 2832 N j i . 9th a n E. W a rre n H a ro ld 4756 N j i . 14th R o bert W . Boyer C lifto n A. D a v id 3008 N. Coli miei c la l Tom W ilson 3623 N j i . 11th 5915 N. Moore Avenue Ella M a e G a y 5255 N jK . MaJlury C la ra M P eoples 1406 N . A Insworth D o ro th y V. H a ll 5239 N j i . Garfield urfVMlr wF'fMt R a y H o llo w a y 4046 NJE. 7tli \ Emile Summers 5031 NJE. 17th W oodlawn W ayne Schwebke 5310 N. W illiam s L o le n zo Poe 3720 N.E. M allory R o bert L aw rence 4705 NJE. 8th D a ry l L. G riffith Sabin 633 N ji . Portland Blvd. L orraine Tunkins O rb i« Scoff 4229 N. Albina 4713 N. Commercial Irvington Eliot J e a n n e F ran z 3202 N ji . 17th Law rence A lb e rt 1759 N. 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Hodney M inor maintenance work at other schools Included re­ newal of obsolete lavatory fix­ tures, renovation of exterior brick work, some outside painting, and installation of additional electrical circu its to accommodate new teaching machines and shop equipment. Four of Portland’ s high mental task every summer. schools were fixed up. Wash­ But as the buildings get older, ington High School’ s stone and the problems get la rger and brick facade which dates from more expensive to repair. 1924 was repaired. Grant S till, in order to get and keep High’ s old o il tank was re­ the schools in adequate con­ placed with a new 12,000 gal­ dition, the d is tric t has spent lon tank and the school’ s off­ nearly $1,600,000 this year. ice space was remodeled. Day to day repairs consumed a large pan of this sum but major renovations also were Work was also done at undertaken. Adams High School where the This summer, major ex­ present child day care center te rio r painting projects cost­ was refurbished and at Je ffe r­ ing $43,076 took place at Col­ son High School where a new lins View, Kennedy, Dunnaway day care center was created. and Markham elementary sch­ Maintenance crews labored ools as well as the administra­ at two elementary schools. A t tion building and a storeroom Skyline they installed a 10,000 annex. However, financial d if­ gallon water storage tank and a ficulties postponed indefin­ sprinkler system fo r fire pro­ itely the painting of six other tection. AtCapitoI H ill cra fts­ buildings. men replaced ceiling tile in the Major roofing projects were gymnasuim and reparieddam­ completed or soon w ill be at age done by extensive d ry rot Atkinson, Penninsula, Sabin in the wing built in 1914. and Y oungson elementary sch­ In addition, Lindsay’ s men ools and Cleveland and Mar­ executed the regular summer shall high schools at a cost of tasks of cleaning all boilers $71,134. La te r this fa ll a por­ in the d is tric t and maintaining tion of Lincoln High's roof more than 900 acres of w ill be replaced. grounds. J O H N L. H A R T L E Y 2 8 7 -6 0 7 4 boss ' s COFFEE time 1438 N.E. A lberta 281-9691 DELICATESSEN GOURMETS DELIGHT FOODS TO GO B£EFRIBSCWe^ HICKORY SMOKED BAR B.Q. RIBS ------ SPECIAL------ BOATLOAD FISH & CHIPS 49< tt GIMME THAT TH IN G ’ SANDW ICH Closed T u e s d a y s O p e n M o n . W e d . Thurs. 11am til 8pm • F rid a y & S at. 11am till b am S u n d ay 3pm til 11 pm SAVI on this . 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"These are d iffic u lt problems,” he said. "T hey are people problem s." FURNACE REPAIR SERVICE 1617 N ji, Morgan J B a g le y 2346 NJS. Ilth ROY WILKINS School b u ild in g re p a ir More than 197 craftsmen and helpers worked at a feverish pace to prepare the Portland Public School's 120 buildings fo r the September 7 school opening fo r an estimated 75,000 students. In charge of the massive program of repairing and ren­ ovation is Merton Lindsay, d ire cto r of physical plant fo r the d is tric t. " I t was d ifficu lt to plan this summer’ s repair projects be­ cause of the late budget wrap- up,” stated Lindsay. " I f the bond issue had passed, major maintenance work eliminated. At the last min­ ute, we had to shift work p ri­ oritie s. As a result, crews worked furiously to ready the Ixiildings fo r the fir s t day of school.” The men not only lacked time but money; fo r the main­ tenance budget— along with most other accounts-was cut back in order to balance the d is tric t’ s general fund tud- get. "The department has felt the district-w ide dollar squeeze," said Lindsay. " T h is year only half of the scheduled painting was com- i 4028 N. Michigan Another black leader who is less impressed with the ad­ m inistration’ s record, how­ ever, is Congressman Ronald V. Liellums, a bem ocrat from Berkeley, C a lif. In an eight- page telegram to the protest­ ing GI’ s of the 173rd,Dellums told them he supported their efforts to end racism in the armed services, to secure full constitutional rights fo r GI’ s and to bring about a complete withdrawal of U. S. forces from Vietnam. P vt. Mike M cIntire of Los Angeles read Dellums’ telegram to the cheers of about 50 GI’ s who were demonstrating peace­ fu lly cut side F o rt Campbell following L a ird ’ s departure on Sept. 2. The group was pre­ dominantly white, but it also contained a healthy sprinkling of blacks, Spanish-Americans and Indians. M cIntire who is an Indian, explained that while non-white GI's may have a more d iffic u lt time of it, most of the problems that concern him are common to soldiers of all races. "T h e y are send­ ing us to Vietnam to get our­ selves killed fo r absolutely nothing,” he said. " I t ’ s a complete farce. And if we do make i t back and try to say anything about it, we get has­ sled by the life rs and inves­ tigated by the p o lice ." As M cIntire was talking, FBI agents with cameras circled the demonstration, carloads of Tennessee State Troopers patrolled nearby, and two long-haired men, whom the protestors said were secret agents, listened intently. W illiam s Portland Community Col­ lege this fa ll is offering a totally unique concept in auto­ motive training designed by members of the automotive training staff in cooperation with the Automotive Advisory Committee. Minimum levels of achievement have been de­ fined on tiie basis of Job entry level performance. Perform­ ance objectives w ill replace the traditional le tte r grading system. The Instructional program leading to the associate degree In Automotive Technology in­ cludes 22 three-week units. Vernon Thelm a Carlson b « w Jam es L o vin g defense Secretary visited F o rt C a m p b e ll where th e 173rd is now stationed, re­ fused to allow tie c i ’ s to make the presentation. The GIs’ letter asserted that’ ’ through­ out our time in the service we’ ve seen m inority group C l’ s discrim inated against. In Vlemam that's been evidenced by higher casualty r a t e s . Cither times it takes the form of slower promotions, higher penalties to r rules violations and the worse Job assign­ ments. We feel that the Arm y fosters racism and has pur­ posely avoided dealing with the day-to-day problems of m i­ nority groups.” A u to m o tive tra in in g 2425 NJs. 15th 4012 N. Com mercial The secretary also contended, however,, that progress lias been made toward th e ir solu­ tion. "W e have made more progress In this area than any administration in American histo ry,” fie asserted, and he 9aid his source fo r that opin­ ion is c iv il rights leader Roy Wilkins of the NAACP. 6204 N.E. 11th 5255 N. Vancouver R ich a rd W ith yc o m b e C h a rlie Ford A group of 236 black, white, Chicano and Indian C l’ s— all of them members of the 173rd Airborne Brigade that re­ cently returned from V iet­ nam— have signed an o pen le tte r to (defense Secretary Melvin L a ird accusing the armed forces of racial dis­ crim ination. I he GI’ s tried to Jerry W . Cox 2822 N j i , 9th D e rric k M a r tin 3616 N j i . 16th W a lte r V. R eady 6329 N j i . Durham A N O OK D H C A N 1,F,S> S O N S L i i i o i a m i in o d e rn l method guarantees that von ran) Ira n i to plus either instrum ent. F o r in lo r m a li,,n. please r a l f ( l ; i A bina Club, score ima Lions Sunday of 69 ions C Club Fun Festival of Golf at West Delta Gulf , September |9tb. fe s tiv a l Champion wih a Rick Ruskop (right) of Rose C ity Coif Club. Al­ ub President Charles Ganter presents trophy. SHOP 9 TO 9 M O N THRU TRI SAT T it 6 ICIo.rrf Sun ) 30th and S. E. D IV IS IO N • 234-9351