Portland/Observer Thursday, Nov. 11, 1971 PageS
Citizen
of
the
year
The
Honor
G u a rd
of
the
C om m unity
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PORTLAND, OREGON —
Lieutenant Commander Nich­
olson, commanding officer of
the Portland navy recruiting
station announced tixiay that
tlie navy is seeking applica­
tions fo r all programs. " In
the f>ast we have had to turn
away qualified applicants be­
cause oi the limited number of
spaces available. Recently,
however, the number of spaces
available to Oregon and Idaho
enlistees has increased dra­
m a tica lly."
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If you are interested in the
career optxntunities offered
by the navy ask your local navy
representative about the more
than 72 different trade spe­
cialties available today. Re­
quirements are that you be
from 17 to 30 years of age
and pass the physical examin­
ation required fo r all armed
forces applicants.
W ith the recent pay increase
authorized by congress, es­
pecially fo r ju n io r personnel,
navy pay is becoming increas­
ingly competitive w ithcivilian
industry.
P h il R eynolds
A t a banquet fo r the Railroad
Senior Citizens Association
last week M r. Phil Reynolds
was chosen as Senior Citizen
fo r 1971. Known as ,*Chlef*,
among his intimate friends,
M r. Reynolds was active in
community and national o r­
ganizations. He was father of
the NAACP Federal C redit
Union, and is a past president
of the NAACP chapter of P ort­
land.
F o r many years M r. Rey­
nolds was a supervisor for the
Red Caps at the Union Station
and also kept himself txisy by
devoting his time to working
with the Urban League.
M r. Reynolds and his wile,
E lsie , have three boys and
one g ir l. He is a charter mem­
ber of the Railroad Senior C it­
izens Association of Portland
and is greatly loved by a ll.
PSU
schedules
annual
accounting
Muse speaks to NAACP
Portland
On Friday, November 12th,
the Portland Branch, NAACP,
w ill hold a special meeting at
7:30 pm with M r. Edward B.
Muse, D ire cto r of the Life
Membership division of the
national NAACP staff in New
York C ity, as the speaker. The
headquarters at 2752 N .W il­
liams Avenue.
In an a rticle published by
Ebony Magazine, NAACP Life
members were called the
"H onor Guard of the N AA C P".
D r. Loyd Heath, professor
of accounting at the University
of Washington, w ill be key­
note speaker at the fourth
annual accounting conference
sponsored by the National
Association of Accountants
and the Schools of Business
Adm inistration of Portland
Sute
U niversity
and the
University of Portland.
The all-day conference w ill
run from 8:30ajn.to4:15p.m .
Thursday, November 18, in the
ballroom of the Portland H il­
ton Hotel.
D r. Heath, a form er project
manager in the research d iv i­
sion of the American Institute
of C ertified Public Accounts,
w ill take up the question,
"W hy Do People C ritiz e
Accounting Reports7"at the
noon luncheon.
The o ve r-a ll theme of the
conference is "D a u Process­
ing Information fo r Planning
and C o n tro l".
Other speakers w ill be D r.
A rth u r A . Schulte J r , execu­
tive vice president. U niversity
of Portland; Richard H all,
CPA, Manager, A rth u r Young
& C o , Portland, Management
Services;
John Maddocks,
M r. Muse is re sponsible fo r
coordination oí the NAACP’ s
Life Membership program in
the organizations's numerous
branches throughout the na­
tion. His background includes
more than 25 years experience
in social work and c iv il rights
work as both a professional
and a volunteer. P rio r to
joining the NAACP staff, M r.
Muse held an administrative
position with the United Hias
Service -
the international
Jewish migration agency. Be­
fore that, he was a reseirch
assistant a t the Columbia
U niversity Bureau of Applied
Social Research, where he
participated in studies on at­
titudes between racial, re li­
gious and ethnic groups.
As a volunteer, M r. Muse
has held high positions with
the New York C ity Branch of
the NAACP and was founder
of the Greenwich Vtllage-
Chelsea Branch. He is a past
president of the Greenwich-
V illage - ChelseaCpenNeigh­
borhood Committee
an o r­
ganization founded to combat
racial and religious bias in
the rental and sale of apart­
ments. He is a form er pres­
ident of the GreenwichVillage
Brotherhood Committee.
A World W a rll veteran,.Mr.
Muse
studied at Columbia
U niversity and received his
BA and MA degrees in Soc­
iology, and has studied to­
ward his PhD. at New York
School fo r Social Research.
The meeting is open to the
public.
Wilberforce to Train in
Store Management
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service.
Verna Henderson, assistant
Publisher (center), and Helen Hendrix,
Production manager receive the plaque
for A. L. Henderson, Publisher.
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Beginning in the January
semester, five Wilberforce
students w ill spend 16 weeks of
intensive training in all phases
of super market management,
wherein they alternate aca­
demic study at the University
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at Safeway. D r. Stodkes stated
that "T tie Internsihip program
w ill offer our students an op-
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portunity to learn firs t hand
the in trica te phases of store
merchandising, display and
promotion of the meat, gro­
cery, produce, non-foods, and
d a iry departm ents."
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company’ s participation is in
line with our A ffirm a tive Ac­
tion Program initiated by
Safeway’ s president, W illiam
S. M itc h e ll, to bring m inority
groups into all phases of Safe-
way’ s operations." Labor un­
ions have agreed to perm it the
16 week internship wherever
it may involve W ilberforce
students
without
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them to pay initiation fees, in­
asmuch as the students w ill not
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D r. Rembert Stokes, presi­
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learning, and M r. Thomas J.
Cooney, Employee-Public Re­
lations Manager of the South­
ern Division ofSafewayStores
Inc., in Los Angeles, jointly
announced participation in a
cooperative educational pro­
gram to tra in Wilberforce stu­
dents In m ajor phases of food
store management.
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SAFEWAY
Branch
PCC offers
Real Estate
course
"R eal Estate T rends" is a
five-session course being of­
fered by Portland Community
College that started November
8. Although open to the publ ic,
"Real Estate T rends" is
specially designed to aid real
estate salesmen in satisfying
the new Oregon Sute require­
ment of 9 clock hours oí real
esute education fo rre é ¡cens­
ing.
Five
topics, "Financing
Real Estate Transactions",
"Incom e Tax Aspects of Real
Estate Investm ents","Zoning
and Ordinances", "A ppraisal
of Real P ro p e rty ", and " T itle
Insurance and Closing” , w ill
be offered at six different lo­
cations in the PCC area: M ar­
shall High School, St. Helen's
High School; Newberg High
School; Lake Oswego High
School; Cedar Park Inter-me­
diate School; and Hillsboro
HighSchool. Students may at­
tend any thiee of the five ses­
sions at any location to receive
a certificate of completion.
Attendance w ill be taken at
each class.
Cost of the course is $6 for
any or all of the five sessions.
Information about dates and
times is available from real
estate brokers in the PCC dis­
tr ic t o r by calling Portland
mmunity College,244-6111.
So text is required for the
re. Each class w ill he a
.-h o u r seminar conducted
• 'e approved instructors,
the new requirement
be satisfied annually,
. .ana to continue the real
ite series each term.
Navy
seeks
Applicants
NAACP
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