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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1971)
P o r tla n d /O b s e r v e r Bond honored at Wilberforce Black Caucus : * í C ita i as an outstanding civic leadei, D r.C le m e t received tlw Uoctoi ate of Humanities deg roe. Tiie W llberforceAlum nlA s- soclaiton honored Andrew W. Perdue, a U e tio lt attorney, with a s [ m c ih 1 distinguished service award given annually foi significant professional aiai financial Contrllutluns to the University. In keeping with tradition, tie m. rnlng Baccalaureate ser vice at tiis University's Jones Msnmrlal Aulltonuni wss a C lark Black Student U nion 7 b: Congressional Black Caucus Is planning a series of hearings on Important Issues, t opics will inclule: l a c i w n l n m .lltary - Reps. Shirley Chisolm indRonUellum s.Co- chalrmnn; Goveinninntal law lessness - Rep. Ron Delluma; Black Health N eals, uixlei the auspices of Meharry Medical College, Howard Unlvet slty, die National Medical Associa tion and die National Uontal Association - with Rep. Ralph Metcalfe preskiing. Rep. Pamon Mitchell Is arranging a seminar on Black E n tre- preneuirshlp at Morgan State College. A Labor and Unem ployment hearing w.ll be chaired by Rep. W llllamClay, Rep. Augustus Hawkins wiil head a panel on education. Rep. Charles Rangel Is al ready probing the narcotics problem and Kep.G eoigeCol- lins, chairman of the Black caucus* Agriculture Comm li lt**5 will take up the problem.*) of small farmers and migrant workers. 7 he caucus hopes to have completed tlie Investiga tions by Spring In order to draw up a Black Agenda. tile Julian Bond delivered the inspiring keynote address to tbs graduating seniors at tbs afternoon commencement convocation. A member of the Geotglu House of Representa tive* since 1965, Bond helped fouiki tirs Student Nonviolent Coordlnituig Committee in A p ril, I960. PresldsntStokes Conferred upon him the Hono rary Ductotate of Laws ds- gtee. JULIAN BOND State Representative, Georgia memorable an] moving salute to parents of graduating sen iors. Ilu g i aduatos presented a verbal anj floral tribute to tlie ones who liad helpal diem acquire a college education. After presenting thslrparents with a carnation anJ a kiss, the gi aduates sang an anthem of dedication,''! Would Be rnie'.’ I hr Rev, Lyman W , L igginv, pastor of Warren Africani Methodist Episcopal Church, Toledo, Ohio delivered dia ad-- dress at die morning ssrvlce.i "M ias W ilberforce," Ru- dane Weston,greeted die many distinguisi»! visitors on be half of die stu lent body and presentai (bam with corsages. O c t. 28 , 19 7 1 P age 3 Lewis an d sets h e a rin g W ilberforce, (thio - High lighting axarclaaa at W ilber force University recently was Ute presentation ol 60 under graduate and two honoraryde- giees by University Presi dent, U r . Rembert E . Stokes. 'The honorary degree reci pients, both deeply dedicated to tlw betterment of mankind, wute die llonotable Julian Bond, Georgia State I eglsls- tor aid Cleveland physician, U r , Kenneth W. Clement. T h u rs d a y , HAIRSTYLES / W- LILLIAN’S O p era to rs : Beauty Salon L illian W illiam s Specialists Ruby Reed In A ll Phases Ethel Bates 3632 W illiam s A v e . 2 8 1 -6 5 5 4 Besides sponsoring a dance October 39 at Lewis andClark College, creating more unity among Black Student Unions throughout Oregon, Washing ton, and Northern C alifornia, is die goal of the Lewis and C lark BSD. Ths National Urban League is now sponsoring a BSU news letter which would be a com pilation of news from Black Student Unions across the U.S. Tba headquarter for this oper ation is in E a stS t.L o u is ,M is souri. Lena Bambery, an LC sis ter, is the Northwest repre Ship Shape Sue b ea uty peo ple C h ild is c o m b in a tio n o f b ra in s and w o n d e rfu l p e r s o n a lity . M any a sk h e r how she keeps in shape. sentative. Poems, drawings, articles can be sent to her In care of the BSU, Lewis and C lark College; B ox531;Port- land, 97219. The Soulmaster w ill provide music lor the Halloween Eve dance in the school's Stamn Dining Room. Admission is .75 stag and 1.00 drag. The event wdl begin at 9i00 p jn and last until 12:00 pun. N. Sub-Bids Requested FHA Section 2 2 1 (d )(3 ) 5 6 unit w ood Fram e A p artm ent Bids requested for Demolition, Excavation, Concrete, Rough & Finish Carpentry, Site U tilities and Paving TOM WALSH & Com pany -An Equal Opportunity Smployer- 2839 S.W. Second Avenue, Portland, O re. 97201 (503)222-4375 Plans: Builders Exchange (Portland), Albina Contractors Assn, or Tom Walsh i Company < ► ♦ *****» *♦ **************♦*****♦ ♦•*♦ ***♦ *♦ # ♦ » ♦ *# ***♦ ♦ ♦< DISCOUNT SAVINGS AT SAFEWAY! Start Your Savings Plan T o d ay. . . Shop Safeway Discount W ith A In d ia n control C oalition A coalition of community con trolled Irvllan sc bool boa ids was formed quietly early this month, and the group plans a meeting soon — psi haps this week — with key Bureau of Indian Affairs and I >e|>artment of Interior officials In Wash ington, U .C . The pi imary aim of the proposed meeting la to pleasure the BIA Into S|»edlng up Its contracting efforts with «ich school boards. The haste purpose of the contracts will be to subsume Indian control lor BIA Control of federally fundal Indian schools. The founding groups in the coalition were the Wind Rivet bhoshone-Arspahi« Education Association from Wyoming, the Busby School Board from the Northei n Cheyenne re s e r vation In Montana, the Rai Cloud School Board from the < iglala Sioux reservation In South Dakota, and die St. Fran cis School Board from the Rosehud Sioux reservation in ths same state. Thogroupwlll also seek support from die I.one Man Day School Board (also from the (iglala Sioux re - se i vat Ion), the Mlccosukee school lx,aril from soutliein Florida, ths Ramah school board from die Navajo reser vation In New Mexico, and pos sibly others as the concept spreads. Hawaiian studies program created In recent year«, a naw pride anJ Identity has affected such groups as blacks, Chicanos, Indians, Pusrto Ricans, white ethnic consciousness. F o re x - ample, within the last few yeat a, native Hawallans— who now number only a few thou sand— havo been protesting bitterly about the way tlw lr Islands ware taken from them, ami they have contended thit the process continues today. They have expressed a renew ed pride In native Hawaiian culture, and have demanded that others acknowledge the validity of that pride. In ap parent response to such a tti- tules, ths University of Hawaii has announced a new Hawaiian Studies Program , which is tlw firs t of Its kind for tin young Hawaiian Islanders (although tlie university has a M icrone- sian studies program). The Hawaiian program w ill con centrate on Hawaiian lan guages, history, music, soc iology, and even botany. ♦ •#0 CHARBr for news IT £ M B " DISCOUNT FRANK . aaw^ a.- B la d e C u t F a m ily P a c k Pot Roast h'oundrr of Hrlhunr ('ookman Collegr. M a r y M c L e o d B ethu ne USDA Choice G rade Beef _ _ Fully Aged S a f e w a y F re s h Pork Chops M M Q uarter Including End . ’ iC- H in d q u a r te r Fryers Turkey Roast G ov’t. Inspected Strictly Fresh Real Wholesome & ( lb ./O Chops Beef Franks A| F re s h W h o le ib .3 5 Nutritious 12-01. P k g . " V > 24‘ Grade “ A ” Governm ent >> Inspected |Q economy (1 8 7 5 -1 9 5 5 ) — E d u c a to r Someone once u i d to M a ry M cLeod Bethune, “ P u t down th a t book. g ir l...y o u know you c a n 't rea d!” She never forgot th a t experience and she d id learn to read. I-ater, she devoted her l.fe to the teaching o f the unedu cated Negroes o f the South She fo u n d « ) a school ,n F lorida now know n as Bethune-C ookm an College President F ra n k lin I) Roosevelt appointed M rs. Bethune as the D ire c to r of Negro A ffairs fo r the N a tio n a l Y o u th A d m in is tra tio n She was often consulted by the President on o the r m atters and became a close friend of M rs. Eleanor Roosevelt, another esU-emed h um an itarian . She founded the N a tio n a l C ouncil of Negro Women and was its longtim e first national president The same applies to « dif ferent kind ol taxation - fees for city services such ib parks zoos, museums, and sim ilar activities. Including govern ment run transportation sys tems. The higher a person's tn- coma, the more likely he Is to own his homo So lie benefits from all sorts of taxdeduc- tlons and depreciation allow ances. But ths man who rents cannot claim these. Often, wu'll find an owner of an apart ment house using depreciation allowances and his deductions for local taxes to show a paper loss on the housj, even while he's pocketing real cash pro fits. And all the while, his ten ants can't take these deduc tions on their taxesatall. Tlw Irony really co,non when their rents are pegged to In c llle f mortgage Interest payments tlia heir la.id ord c a i deduct l*it which they can’ t. Social security taxes are often thought of as simple pen sion pian payments, but thsy are taxes too, a.-ul they strong ly discrim inate against the poor. Evary workei convored by social sees Ity pays 5.2 percent of ths firs t $7,803 of his Income, a rate scheduled to raise. So people mat ngun- dei J 7,800 pay a taxonevicy- thlng they make, while thus« earning mure don't. C Ity residents pay . i . , to state governments that often use thnm for rural and sub urbs 1 communities that are more affluent. So we hear all «bout tlie financial crisis of tlie cities, while commuters from richer suburbs work in tlie city and use its resources w Ithout pay big t fie t r fa I r sha re of the costs. C h a te a u b ria n d P iece Bacon Grand Master Returns lb’ 1 .8 8 Fancy Bacon Regule? lk. 5 9 c P iece B ologna V X * ib 4 9 c USDA Choice tbs1 .0 9 HeW ' > er-S .s. 55C r Whole X v; JUST RETURNED III.. ARB WORSHIPFUL j. BROWN, SENIOR WARDEN and J oseph w . sosthand , JUNIOR WARDEN LEO LE ULANCE, SECRETARY AND ARTHUR JENKINS. IR I.A - SURER. AFTER A SPLENDID M EETING, A BANQUET W AS given in honor of the GRAND MASTER AT THE SERVICE CLUB, TWO HUN DRED AND F IF T Y PEOPLE WERE IN ATTENDANCE. lb 4 9 c M e a t Pies .. (JQ Ib. OYt B e e f Shanks SUPER SAVER Pear Halves Breads Town House Finest Quality Margarine Skylark Slonahedge Railin W -oi. can Coldbrook 3<»$1 JF IS-ez loaf R ice-a-roni 24 $ 2 *9 3 -lb . Coffee Coffee-tone 42 Hot Cocoa M ix 52 Jell-w ell r ."X?, 3 4 9 EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES Mr» W right » 22-01. Il-p k. B e a r C la w s B ro c a d e S o a p G la z e M ix □ • lic it» Scent J Ber Peck Betty Crocker 6 .2-OI. pkg. Q P a n c a k e M ix Kitchen C reft 2 Ib 99c 21c N B C S a lt in e s 38c D e te rg e n t 44c 3 Sunrhine 16 oi c 16-ot. ,a,r* 10-oz. pkg. 6 *1 Fishers Chef Delight 2-lb Scotch Treat Potatoes 2-lb pkg Meat Ball Stew 24-oz Pkg. of 60 W t B l — - - Squash Apple Cider Bananas Bofce nnd servo halved with Brown Sugar A Butter tsw a debt tows treat« td. « G ,..,, Valu. 1 « . ^ ^ 8 C ........ GALLON c OF PRODUCI SAFIW AY PRO DUCI FARM FRESH SM CIAIYY IT IM OF T H I W IIK Potatoes 1 0 ft Homydew Melons Cello Radishes 10c Caramel Apples,.1’ ’¿'’J , J9c 2 0 Ib. Sox Fancy Red Delirious Apples Crisp A Fresh Halloween Fnvorrte Box . . Fa. $ |9 8 h,nc, Out.hr» Fa.-,-a, 59 O ro n ,. or Crop. Lóceme—-Halt Gol ■ ■ Cucumbers 2 2 tc Bell Peppers £■ J . 29c Sunkist lemons J 25c BartletfPean t r k ’I 25 c 12-oz. pkg. Strained Veg A fruits 4’ 2 02. Jars EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES Q u ic k O a t s 53c Sefewey Hot C ortei ll-oz P u d d in g s Betty Crocker Sneck Site 4-pk. D o g Food Pooch Flevort j i c.n IS'/ . , 35c 58c / 0 / 0DC ENCYCLOPEDIA Funk & W a g n a ll Volume 8 4 9 Now on Sale $ O Cc J b 48 « P a rty Dips.:,™ 3 foi’l ’ Apple Juice 64' *■ Planters 44‘ Libbys S'/j-os. 6-pk. T o m a t o J u ic e EA . V O L . O N L Y 0 Potato Chips SI ib 6 9 c Ib. bag EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES I j S 'IU M C Golden Ripe Shoulder Roast Sleepy Hollow 36-oz. btl. SAFEWAY DISCOUNTS Town House Lam b R oast M ayonnaise 49 Nestles Morsels 4 9 Table Syrup 82 9^ Flour H~r 10 8 6 Buby Food 10 For Your Holloweon Party . . . Large Danish lb 5 8 c ,b 9 8 c EXTRA SAVINGS ON SUPER SAVERS Large Dozen 2 for 81c Medium Dozen 2 for 67c Ex. Large Dozen 2 85c 48 < 48c P a r L iq u id 79 25 68 38 Half Gal. 42c 64c Oven Roest Kelloggs Breakfast Cereal CREAM O’ THE CROP FA7M FRESH AA Detergent for Ditho* Leg o f Lam b Corn Flakes 42c W hit» M»q,c Liquid 32-01. 18c Ice Cream Royale K r is p y C r a c k e r s ib. 98c Snow Star— —Select Select Flov Flavors EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ■ EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES Boneless Brisket Bel-air Frozen Sandwich Size Pkg of 80 6-os pkgs C orned B e e f Peas • Corn Cheese Food Shoestrings Dinty M oore Glad Bags Napkins Nettle's 10 Env p*<g ib’ 1 .0 9 SUPER SAVER 19 1 1b. pkg I sT«\ Boneless Cross-Rib SUPER SAVER . . Full Valut id ssi.i .i w iiiiir i B akin g Hens SUPER SAVER NBW OFFI PARKER, MASTER ... 8 8 c H/: ? MV.d* .b 6 9 c ,b 2 9 c CERS WERE INSTALLED IN TO A REGULAR LODGE. THE I HE NEW OFFICERS OF THE LOOCB B eef R oast Fishsticks H am S hanks SX Ll )DGK W AS C< »NSKCRA I ED Did lie A H D , AND CONS I I - TUTED ON OCTOBER 23, 1971 IN GREAT FALLS, M o N - 1 ANA AND lb. 2 9 c SUPER SAVER AND JAMBS Fib ,\1 OR . \ | PALLS, Mt « - TANA, WHBRB I Hi: V ISSUED \ CHARTER TO NORFHBRN LIGHT DODGE f S . THE NEW Fresh S te w e rs 3 Lucerne 11-OI |ar R.W. HAVE Medium 12-ot. LOW EVERYDAY D IS C O U N T P R IC E S b 88c F ille t o f Sole E d w ard s I . WASSON. GRAND » C M I VRV. Bon* B ra u n s c h w e ig e r S.L; ; ; . ,b 5 9 c 3-lb. can ELIJAH GRAHAM, M .W . GRAND M \S T E R OF THE M .W . PRINCE HALL GRAND LODGE OF OREGON ALONG W ITH JOHN W. WISEMAN, R.W . GRAND LBCTURBR, Fresh O ysters Round LOW EVERYDAY D IS C O U N T P R IC E S Br..d.d Fr.-cool^l Beef or Chicken 8-OI pkg. G ra h a m EVERYDAY B eef R oast .. 7 4 c EXTRA SAVINGS ON SUPER SAVERS ■ E lijah LO W Choice Beef G ro u n d B eef R um p R oast LOW EVERYDAY SUPER SAVER (continue, I from page I) d l «proportionately large ef fects. Poor peopla can't af ford frills and everything they txiy Is a necessity. And t’ s often all suhjtct to a s u a s ta x . But wealthy people, although they buy more, havu n , i noney, so such taxes eat up a far lower percentage of their Income. LOW EVERYDAY D IS C O U N T P R IC E S 89 1 8 " FRY PAN Decorated Im ported Enam elw are Start Your Set! NO W Bright designs z-x|uj| w in 2 colors UHLT Avocado or Fintapplo J 4 9 9 W e G l a d l y A c c e p t G o v 't . F o o d S t a m p s w h e r e A u t h o r i z e d ! SAFEW AY Prices effective Thursday Friday & Saturday Oct 28 29 30 at all Portland and
