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/?AZ 'library "•«bn State University r r a llla , Oregon 97331 P75" «I RECRUITERS HELP SEA SCOUTS WITH BOAT WITH ASSISTAHCE OF A.M.A. ' 3 i 4 < d ! 8« I irtà’UeWÀRù, (lo ft tu l ight) M r. «ml M r». |. G. Maney, J r , Tony T urner (Son lut Scout le.idei Troop 620) housed at th l lllg b - land Center, Rev. Sam John a on, Rev. John Jackson, Social Action Chairman and Proxy of AMA, A plaque being presented to Tony Turner by I. G. Maney Ul meniory of the late I, G. Maney, Sr. M ille r, the f i r « Black to earr " h x ND^'v r ? W ar If. n‘ate^ .(jr‘e y c oss 10 " o r,d U. S. Navy L t. J. S. Gladlcs presents plaque from the Navy to Scoutmaster. POR TLA ND VOLUME 2 No No 53 P O R TIA N I) OREGON THE ONLY Pepsi-Cola Co. Awards Annual $1,500 Scholarship Grant F s QRSERVER AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD THAT REALLY CARES ABOUT NEWSPAPER IN 1971 ,0< per Burns For Senate Black joins Mt. Hood faculty W ic k e r of N ew PEOPLEThUr>d<3y O tlo b * r M ' Y o rk Times to lead Conference « 1 lo in W Icker, associate c - tlor and columnist (or I he New York l imes w ill leadolf an all-L'niversity confeience " I s America Possible?" a t ■ , ' ■ . - t i ■■ 28 in (dd Main Auditorium at Portland State U niversity. D r. Harvey W heeler,co-au- thoi of the hest-sellign novel, f all-safe, w ill speak at 10 a j n , 1-1 iday, October 29 on “ Perspectives on the Post Industrial W orld." J ( le f t to tig h t) D r. Frank I '. Chowning, Chairman, National Dental Association Recruitment Committee. M r. David t oo Scott, J r., scholarship recipient. D r. Claude Broadus, president. National I ental Association, M r. Ernest Humbles field representative, Pepsi-Cola Company. P epsi-C ola Company has "Graduating from Howard m ade a $1500 s c h o la rs h ip University in June, 1970, 1 grant to tlie National Dental have maintained a 2¿average A ssuciatlon. and have teen accepted at tlie David Lee Scott, J r . of U niversity of Maryland Dental S|>enceivllle, M d , was reci School. However, my financial pient of the annual award, status may deter me from which was presented during attending Dental School In the Hie association's recently F a ll,” 1« wrote. concluded 58th convention In M i. Scott then detailed his Washington, D.C. fam ily's financial burdens which include a b ro llie r and Presentation of the award a younger siste r scheduled to was made by D r. Frank E . enter college this fa ll. Chowning, chairman of tfws "1 have teen working all National Dental Association four years of college," he Recruitment Committee and sakl. D r. Claude Broadus, president " The money I have earned of the NDA, during tie summer supported In his formal request for not only my tuition, books, financial aid, M r. Scon cited clothes, and commuting ex "o ve r riding financial con- penses, lu t also lelped with sidei at ions'* as his reason foi some of the household ex- seeking a scholarship. (conl. from pg. I, col. 2, Internationally distinguish ed m icrobiologist Rene Dubov w ill speak at 1:30 p.m., F r i day, October 29, on "A rcadia lot Modems: The F u lfillin g ..nvironm ent." The confeience Is the firs t activity co-ordinated by the o ffice of A ll-U n ive rsity E - vents directed by M rs. Kath erine Corbett. in tlie words of the con ference planning committee: " I t seems necessary at this time to ask some basic, even thieatening questions about A - merica in the '7o’ s: w ill it be possible to live in.Amenca in tlie '70's without going mad or without exile? What are you options?" Tony T urner thanks, the Navy, A ir Force, Coast Guard, and A rm y fo r delivering the boat to Portland. C D. V onn C. Don Vann, J r . has accept ball on Jefferson's 1957-1959 ed teaching position at M t. Hood Championship T„.itn, was on Community College, wliere he is the Lewis i C lark footbsll teaching anatomy and physiol team that won the Northwest ogy laboratory. Conference Championship in Vann Is a graduate o fM .L . 1960, and played with the P ort King Elementary School, Jef land Thunderblrds in 1906-67. ferson High School and Lewis He belongs to tlie Vancouver and C lark College. He has also Avenue F irs t Baptist Church, attended P ac if IC Univers ity, M t. the NAACP, Jack and J ills of Hood C.C., and received anAs- Am erica, Inc., and the Am er soclate degree in Funeral Ser ican Friends Service Comm. vice from M t. Hood C.C. In He has one son, Don, who is 1971. seven years old. I t is the son Vann Is an athlete, having of M r. and M rs. C. Donn Vann. participated In high school foot- Clergy Resigns A ll Conference sessions, to t« field in o ld Main Audi torium , are Bee atxl open to the public. Forest Managment Bill passed WASHINGTON, D.C. — Lost In tlie liubhub over Hie House's support Monday of President Ntxon's move to re s tric t gov ernment pay talses w.is a bill of considerable Impoi tance to Oregon, according to Con gressman A l Ullman. Ullman said Diesday the House pass»! a measure con- skieiably widening tlie author ity and fu n d s of the Co- o|ieiatlve Forest Management Act. "T his means many private landowners can receive money and technical assistance from the Deiwrtment of Agriculture to upgrade the forests on their la ia l," Ullman said. "T h e measure Increases funis for tills purpose fro m $5 to >20 m illio n ," he noted. The program Is admlnlsteied In (iregon in cooperation with state authorities, I liman said. cWe want CYOU as a sa ve r Benj. © Franklin Roheit H H a ie n . Pres • 15 O ffices • Phono 224-3333 Homo O ffice F ranklin Bldg . Portland Oro 9 2204 T ie House, In session until after 10 p.m .M onlay, also ap proved a b ill " to require the protection, management and control of wild fie e -t oamtng horses anl lu rro s on|Hihllc lands," Ullman said. T he supply of men who can do things effectively nevei equals the demand. They keep the rest of usinovlngfoiw ard. When we are ready to quit, they encourage us to make one more tiy . Democratic State Repre sentative Keith Bums of Mult nomah County announced today he is a candidate fo r the Dem ocratic nomination fo r State Senator from Multnomah County Senate D is tric t 4B. Bums was appointed by the Multnomah County Commis sioners on May 11, 1971, to complete the term of Harold Haas, who was appointed to the Oregon State Senate at that time. Bums is a form er Deputy D is tric t Attorney fo r M ult nomah County and C lerk of the United StatesCourts in Oregon and has been engaged in p ri vate practice of law since R e v e re n d W e n dell Reverend WendellH.Wallace, l.vangellst and world tra ve lle r, has resigned from his position as Pastor of MaranathaEvan- gellstic Center. He has been tlie pnstor of Maranatha for the past eight years. As pastor ofM aranatlia,W al lace has been active In woiking with the youth of the c ity . He has been Involved in community activities and programs and is a Past-President of the Albina M inisterial Alliance. Reverend Wallace's farewell words to his church Included: F or the past 8 years I have W allace enjoyed tlie blessed fellowship of tlie Saints of the Maranatha Church. We have had some wonderful times tn the l ord together. Nothing shall ever l<e able to remove these pleas ant memories. Hut now the time lias come that our fellowship togetheras pastor and people hascometo the parting of Hie ways, rhis In no means says that our fel lowship in the Lord shall not remain. But I leel Hie leading of God to offer my resignation as pastor at this time, f cunt, page 6 cel. 2) A ffa irs and the House Judici ary Committee. He is a poli tical science graduate of Le wis and C lark College and re ceived his degree of Doctors of Jurisprudence from North western College of Law in 1958 and was admitted to the Ore gon State Bar the same year. In a brief ceremony 9 a jn . Thursday, representatives of the cooperating services ac cepted the boat fo r the Sea Scouts. Present fo r the un loading ceremony were LN1 ■Merl H a rris, Navy recruiting, S. Sgt.HardieDavis, Arm y re cruiting, HM1 Tony Turner, Coast Guard and M . Sgt. Waynt, A ir Force. A Iso pre sent fo r the ceremony was The Rev. Sam Johnson from the s p o n s o r in g H ig h la n d Community Center and CPO J e rry Araold.CoastGuard re cruiting and Sgt. lC D ickR uh- kick, Arm y recruiting. Supreme Court uphold plan Burns stated that hecause of the recent Supreme Court [de cision regarding reapportion ment he is able to return to the Legislature only if he repre The Philadelphia Plan, the directing of the plan at contract sents Senate D is tric t 4B. In brainchild of A n Fletcher, has ors rather than at unions which making his decision Burns cleared its final legal hurdle control the hiring practices. also said that he has taken in with the Supreme Courts re The Supreme Court ruled u- to consideration that the in fusal to hear the appeal of nanimously not to review cumbent from Senate D istrict a group of contractors contest the appeal from the US C irc u it 1965. 4B, Don S. W illner w ill he a ing its legality. Court. S im ilar plans are being During the last session off candidate fo r higher political used in San Francisco,St.Louis The plan requires contract the Legislature he served on office and not fo r the Oregon ors receiving federal contracts and Atlanta. House Committee on Urban State Senate. The core of the Philadelphia exceeding $500,000 to hire a certain percentage of m inority plan is the requirement that the contractor promise to hire a workers. A group of highw ay and utility specified percentagr of m inor contractors in Philadelphia ity group workers at all levels. filed suit. They questioned the Senior Citizen s Ullman, who co-sponsored the legislation, said 60 percent of tlie nation's tim ber lands aie In private,non-lrxlustrlal ownership, hut that many own- ei s do not have tlie financial resources or technical cap a bility to upgradethelrtlm her slants. Tlie b ill also Increases to$40 m illio n tlie authorization for cooperative forest fire pro tection, anl encourages USDA to help plant trees ant shrubs In urban areas. K eith Burns A " s h ip " of their own became a reality fo r the D ori M ille r Sea E xplorer Scouts Number 626 Thursday (Oct. 7) through Joint cooperation of m ilita ry representatives here. The ship, a Navy surplus 23- foot motor launch, was donated by the Navy. Skipper of the ship is Coast Guard HM1 Tony Turner. The A ir Force re cruiting service in Portland arranged fo r transportation of the boat. And the A rm y re cruiting service here made arrangements for off-loading the boat at the Sea E xplorer post, 6969 N .E . Marine D rive. The C ity of Portland’ s Bureau of Parks and Public Recreation and the C ity - Council on Aging is sponsor ing the Fourth Annual Senior Citizens Arts and CraftsShow at the Lloyd Center Audi torium on fuesdav and Wednesday, (ictoher 26 and 27. The A ils and Crafts Show w ill feature such newly finish ed or never before displayed handcrafted items as paint ings, wood carvings, sketch ings, sculptures, pillows, rugs, birdhouses, crochet work, knitted items, metal or tin work — if you made it, we'd like to display it! Entries are lim ited to six items per person for any one division. Encourage your friends to enter and to come see the show. F or further informa tion please contact M rs.D o ris Winters al 228-6141, Ext. 214. PCC to offer Optical course Portland Community. Col lege w ill offer a twenty-week six-cre d it optics course each Thursday evening, beginning October 21, from 7 to 10 p,m. In room ST-C9 at the Sylvania campus, 12POO S.W. 49th Ave., Portland. The optical tech nology course Is an introduc tion to geometric, pi Mologl- cal, and opthalmtc optics and Is designed for people In terested In employment or tn upgrading th e ir skills In the wholesale manufacturing of finished lenses and other optical equipment. Each three-hour session Includes laboratory work with optical equipment. Maury M errick, Senior Engineer In Optics at Tek tro n ix, w ill be the Instructor. M r, M errick has many years of experience In the develop ment and Implementation of optical systems and has taught numerous courses in the field. Students mas register at the firs t 'Tass period, October 21. however, the course w ill be lim ited to 15 people. For fu rth e r Information, contact Donald Flser, Port land Community College,244- 6111, Extension 203, Two Stars Meet Flip Wilson (G eraldine Jones) will he m eeting Dewrine T aylor (Dewey T av lo r, left). T rick o r T reat is very e a rly , would you say? Dewrine was one ot the s ta r s doing the wom anless wedding produced by Minnie Scott. The group is available fo r o th er presentations.
