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Portland Observer Thursday, December 30, 1971 Page 5 Y* A Look a» 1971 P ro g ra m . I he m a y o r and the g o v e m o i w ill jp p o m t m o le b la cks to in e u iln g lu l p o s itio n s when they re a liz e th .it a ll iiiu io i llle s need a vo ice In g o ve riu u e n t a lso . A t the na tio na l le v e l. Hie I le n io c ia ta w ill a tte m p t to (lm l a iikciy uidldaa io run against a p o w e rfu l N ix o n -a n d w ill tie tr y in g to o ve rco m e I I - n a n cla l d e fic its w h ile t ie Re p u b lic a n s f i l l th e ir c o ffe is . I he I JN, w ill g ro w In s ta tu re as it In c o m e s m o le re p re s e n ta tiv e ol the ,ieople of the T h ird W o rld . I lie |',S . w ill fin a lly reco g n ize the P eoples K o in ib lic of C h in a . A i» l a l- i m is, < .cue McCat it s lai il l Ing fo i d ip lo m a tic i e la tio n * w ith Cuba. M a yo i S chrunk w ill not tu n fo i i e -e le c t ion g iv in g N e ll G o ld s c h m id t, Iv a n c le a n ) An do: son tlie o p p o itu n ity to v ie lo t th is p o s itio n . G o ve rn o r M c C a ll w ill not r is k a p r im a r y d efeat by s e n a to r M a rk H a t fie ld , Ixtt w ill e n ie i the g e n e r al e le c tio n as an Indeiw ndent ca n d id ate lo t tlie senate, f u r - tlie i undet m in in g iiie g u n ’ s weak p a rty s y s te m . I h is w ill p to v k le Hie o p p o itu n ity lo t Senator Wayne M o i se to n a r ro w ly w in ui a th re e way ra c e . I.d im G ree n w ill not g ive up hei p o w e ilu l p o s itio n in me House to seek the p re s tig e of a Senate seat. K e v. J e s s ie Ja ckso n P u b lic H ealth N u rse B ill ie M c k e n z ie w eighs baby at M u lti S e rv ic e C e n te r P e d ia tric c l im e .(P hoto by R . Sim ington) C h ild re n ai B e th e l C h ild D e ve lo p m e n t C e n te r pla y teachei s C onnie G onzales anti Ja n e t L yn n . R in g around tlie r o s ie " w ith When the doctor told M rs. Alice Williams, who lives on NE Schuyler S treet, that as therapy for her heart trouble she should ride a bike, we wonder If he realized that she would become known for her bicycle. M rs. Williams was born in Durham, North Carolina and has been a Portland resident for 26 y ears. She Is a member of Allen Temple CME church and an active participant. Now 70 years old, she rides her bike with tlie agility ol a teenager. She Is pictured with her blue fringed su rre y top, suitable for pro tection from the sun. th w e sts only black-ow ned p re s s is moved to P o rtla n d by the N a tio n a l G u a rd ^ H e lo w ) H a rtm a n and W illia m Woods a d ju st th e Lucius W il lu n i is the m ana get o l the A la d d in R e s ta u ra n t in Lloyd C e n te r. ■ newspi ess. A tto rn e y Judy T y le r was assigned to the N o rth P o rtla n d b ra n c h of the Le g al A id S o c ie ty . (P h o to by R .S im m g to n ) w ill tari Id a new o rg a n iz a tio n m o re p o w e ilu l than I he Southern C h r is tia n L e a d e rs h ip C o n - fe ie n c e . Jackson was taught by U r . M a r tin L u th e r K in g , a i*l ci || « old i s i . i i sta irs , " H ie p u p il exceeds h i t te a c h e i" , Some b la ck people who w ill m ake news in 1972 a re Kep. Shli ley C h is o lm , A rth u r l le t c lie i. Hep. Ken Dellum a and J u lia n Bond. I tie P o rtla n d o b s e rv e i c e le b ra te s its f i r s t a n n iv e r a v is it H o m F itz g e r a ld B e a v e rs fro m tlie S eattle Ja m e s W illia m s c h a ire d a s u cce ssfu l B la c k E n te r p ris e W eek. IH M AUTO PARTS AUTO M O TIVE RAFTS * ACCEJSOHIES 710 N I. K IlU M O sW O tTH STREET t ’O N » S e c re ta ry of State Clay M y e rs cam e to A lb in a to e x p la in reappoi tio n m e n t plan w h ich d iv id e s the b la ck c o m m u n ity fo u r d is t r ic t s . ’ M I------2947 N.E. TOrti. I . x p lo ie i Scouts #626 re ce ive d L »7. 1 I ow n fi> M U S H * SPRAY PAINTING A --" INTERIOR A EXTERIOR LICENSED A INSURED JOHNSON PAINTING Sea '« jtw o tT K r 1 ■ M il MTTIIK BUS 281 ^>633 RES:382^ 616 . O . Stone, s e n io i A c tiv e P r ie s t O reg o n , observed his 35th annlv M r s . C o la S im m s re c le v e s home by the G e o ig e C a r te r a hot m eal d e llv e ie d to h e r L o a ves and F is h e s C e n te i . FOR R ev. John J a c k s o n , c h a irm a n ol A llla n c e ( stand ing) and R e v. Sam J i g ra m s D ir e c t o r , v is it G eorge C . C C a n te i at M t. o liv e t B a p tis t C h u rc h B R A N D S you know V A R IE T IE S y o u lik e » ■ « » vou w a n t The Friendliest Stores In Town Since 1908 J?” S t M . l - . u . . . SS»h A East Bum v.d» • • 3 j.d N • m m a N( L o m h ,.d .1 G . . . I . , ” ’d Mui 1 1ton H*r»< *(|i »•> «.11. PI,,, . . . » »a t»...,..- . • MEMBER OE UNITED GROCERS N A T E H A R T L E Y Fuel O il Model Cities are a children sit spellbound while aid at Portland Zoo explains differences between harm less snake being handled and other venomous ones In cages In back- C ity C h a m p io n .S oltliall I earn ( l - i ), Couch amt M a n a g e r, A lb e r t iy B io w n . K n e e lin g , H a r r e ll W in c h e s te r. giound. C hildren ire I r o n ly funded by Model C itie s . B mk A memcmo <-C Day C a re C e n te rs p a r t ia l Portland, Ore. 97211 I
