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Section B 2 Portland/Observer Thursday May 18, 1972 Alameda Theater 3000 N.E. Alberta 284-9448 AMA urged Io seek heavy vote Now playing Dear mem her. On Tuesday, May 23, 1972, we citizens of Portland w ill go to the polls to vote in one of the most important P rim a rie s In the history of this c ity . Two issue ist he considered: The Adm inistration of the city and he -ducatlon of the children. As your President, it is m\ - cere p i-ijv i that each M in iste r w ill use the power of bis office, asa lea or inc an image maker, to request from his pulpit people of the ig legation to express th e ir conviction by the use of the ballot. I Jo not presume to tell you what candidate you belive w ill best serve all citizens M rs Wayne Morse and M rs. Viviane Richaidson discuss of our c ity . Most of you are award that the Mbma M in iste ria l senator Wayne M orse's decision to run fo r the Senate seat Association has agieeo to sponsor l b s Casson. M r. Casson now occupied by Senator Mark Hatfield and his chances of requested our support. And, your President i conviced that a now occuOied by Senator Mark Hatfield and his chances fo r united support in Albina, in the interest i black candidate, aiccess in the p rim a ry anil general election. w ill give us meaningful leverage when futuie vacancies in C ity Hall require appointments to such offices. The black citizens of Mbina are aware that we don't have enough votes to elect our own candidate in that we should support them. However, a united demonstration ballot box w ill move our cause in helping to shape the rewar : that w ill come to black citizens of Albina. I support Neil Goldschmidt fo r Mayor because he has promised to give his support, if elected, to black citizens of Albina seeking political appointments. As black citizens of the city of Portland, ve must pass the school Bond Levy. We must pass the Levy because any cut back in attendance, fa cilitie s o r monev brings ibout more in conveniences to the black citizen at the bottom of the social, education and political ladder. The plain facts are simply this: the more that the School Board ami white population of Portland « v'i has to use fo r education purposes, the more of these fa c ilitie s we w ill enjoy . . . the less they have, the more disastrous it w ill he for us all and the less they have the more suffering and more denials we w ill receive. It has alway s been so in the • e history of our life in these Lnited States. We can serve our God, our congregations and the citizens » r • of Albina by urging all of our people to go to the polls and vote ’ . . I . x -z on May ?3rd. Brother John Starring Sidney Potier Co- Feature Liberation of L.B. Jones opening hours: Senator Morse discusses issues during coffee hour at Bethe1 AME after delivering Mother'« Day Message .„ Worship Week nights 7:15 pm Sundays 5:00 pm Morse’s reaction to N ixo n ’s speech <■(«/ vièijç 1 ■ Nixon s speech announces shocking and dangerous plans fo r massive escalation of our illegal, immoral and un ju stifi able war aggression in A sia. He falsified throughout th e speeches to our alleged rights Pax vobixcuin, to be conducting aw arin.A sia, John H. Jackson Senator Wayne Morse visits with Albina youth during v ls ,t to We never have had eith e r a constitutional law right o r an L nthank (Malcolm X) Park Sunday afternoon. international law right to he making w ar in Asia. Heagaln seeks to deceive the American people about his alleged ju s ti by W illa rd H. Fletcher Superintendent, Area I fications fo r bombing and mining Haiphong harbor and Regrettably, the early c lo - Bedtime may be best in order and be. Find words thatmean sure of Portland’ s schools be other areas In International to be sure that the activity be the same thing. Find words (Continued from page I) cause of insufficient operating Chinese waters. If Congress comes a regular routine. It is that mean the opposite thing. funds, takes a full month away aixl the American people do " M r . W ilkins and the NAA- just as important fo r the par- Find words that begin o r end in from the normal school year. _ ent as fo r the child to insure not repudiate Nixon’ s war CP picketed ConsntutionHall. the same way. It also creates a four month madness ourcountry under his This marked his fir s t a rrest that this activity occursdaily. 10. Make crossword puzzlej LEADER (D E M O C R A T ! gap between spring and fall EDUCATOR usurpation of power w ill In in the cause of c iv il rig h ts ." 4. Help your child to com IT w o tern i p re « d e n t N F fo r your child to work. D iffi during which learning skills (C hairm an C en ten nial high «chool Science This is part of the story come the w orld's greatest plete his unfinished math and M u lt C o C o m m u n ity Aten I culty level should be scaled to D ept B oard M em b er. C o rb e tt School O u t I may be lost o r impaired. threat to the peace of the of the man who w ill speak at reading workbooks. Students the child. Below are 20 positive ways world. the mass meeting Friday are allowed to take th e s e 11. Help y o u rch ild to fin d th e by which you can help your This Is one of the most dan Night. May 19, at the Van home. meaning of new vocabulary child this summer to avoid the gerous proposals that any couver A venue Baptist 5. Prepare simple a rith words through the use of a dic loss of certain learning sk ills . President of the I'meed States, Church. The Portland NAACP metic problems fo r your child tionary. Words learned in 17921224 Most of these suggestions are without the slightest constitu Education Committee in to solve. T ry to be sure that context are best fo r this pur designed fo r youngerchildren. tional power to make It, has charge of the meeting begin the skills required fo r solution pose. Help your child make a But older children can help the ever made in the history of this ning at 8:00 p.m. includes are those which he has already DEDICATED RESPONSIBLE QUALIFIED CAPABLE lis t of new words and their younger ones while reinforc Republic. Brenda Gieen, chairman, learned. D r ill o fth is k in d w ill (P<J A d v meanings taken from his sum • ••c t V iG ir j M u lt n o m a h C o u n t y C o m m ita io n a r . » r«o H i u t r ing th e ir own s k ills . P atricia Dobbins, Betty White 5926 S C - - help tc keep these s kills shar . H a n d . O re .) m er reading. We suggest that you choose pened. and James Lee. ►eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee .»»»ee n eewe. ................................. .... ................... . . ................... - - r - f j r r j - j j j j 12. Have your childdictatea those xleas which you feel may 6. Encourage your child to story to you. Then make his best fit your own child. w rite a le tte r a w e e k to stories into a booklet. 1. Take your child to the a grandparent, aunt, uncle o r 13. If you have a tape record neighborhood lib ra ry at least other relative. e r, let your child record a once every tw o weeks to check 7. Make "fla s h cards” of story and listen to himself (Continued from page I) out books he can read com for new vocabulary words taken read. O r, recotd a story fo r tably. If he makes more than of <n urban institution in a from the lib ra ry books which him which he can follow in a five mistakes per page, the city in which the Black popu your child w ill read this sum book. Lse sound cues to indi lation represents by fa r tie book is probably too d iffic u lt. m er. cate when it is tim e fo r him to 2. A sk your child to w rite largest m inority contingent, 8. Have your child cut out turn the page. This w ill help and illustrate one simple in recruiting Black members pictures and words from mag him to follow lith e vocabulary story each week. Have him of the staff, faculty and student azines to create his own st r- is a bit d iffic u lt. A softchune make the story into a booklet. body. We must, therefore, îes. O r, have your child add is good as a sound cue. By the end of the summer he concentrate relatively more his own illu stra tio n s.P ictu re s 14. Let your child use a type w ill have his own " lib r a r y . " e ffo rt in the months ahead on frequently give clues to word w rite r. It can be an enjoyable 3. Take tim e daily to listen recruitm ent. In p a rticu la r, of meaning. and useful method of learning to your child read. A t least Spanish-surnamed and Indian 9. Create word games to to select correct le tte rs.O ld fifteen minutes at a tim e is A m ericans." play with your child. Find e r children can compose their recommended. Set a regular words that sound alike such as own stories. Je.inne Greeneough schedule fo r this activity. sea and see; eye and I; tee Daarls King 15. Select records which C aryl Waters M r Kelly Probasco TO l-ATE TO CLASSIFY Nancy Showalter your child likes. Then, w rite M rs . Leo Warren M r/M rs James A Satterlee Rochelle Henniger o r type the words which he may Rance Spruill M rs Bottle J B i iggs Receplomst-Typlst fo r Marion/Freddye Petett use to learn to sing while lis Isaac White M r/M rs H ilary T C lark Community Co-ordinator tening. Pat Olllson M argaret C a rte r M rA d rs John L Summers C hild C a r e A g e n c y . F o li 16. W rite open-ended stor Andrea Sharp B ill Newborne Michael C Livingston application call 222-6406 M arie McKneely ies. Let your child provide the Henry Stevenson M r/M rs Frank R Jacobs 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. E lla Mae Cay finish. This may bedone aloud Buzz W illits M r/M rs David Spencer Salary: $425 per month o r in w ritin g . Suggest that he l ee Davis Kell Richard Collins M r/M rs O H H ill Tore Dacklui think of severaldifferentend- Ken Dixon M r/M rs Herman Briggs ♦ e w> ♦♦♦a mgs fo r the same story. Opal Strong M r/M rs Sidney B ln M r/M rs Joe Bowman Molly Weinstein 17. Play alphabet games with O. C. T ro tte r Pam Murdock your ch ild . L is t the alphabet Herb Simpson Dwight Ford C arl Slmlngton TO LATE TO CLASSIFY from top to bottom on a page. Leroy Patton Ed/Jean Washington Sam Whitney Ask your child to tr y to lis t a John Gustafson Lenora Hopkins M r A lr s Vernon Chatman name from some category fo r Bessie Bagley M rs B. P. Anderson DON'T PASS UP D r W alter C Reynolds A I/Kathy Bannon Ben Bernhard John Toran Jobs in construction, transportation, communications each le tte r. Examples could that Vacation because include: automobiles, ani Bob/A llison Belcher M r/M rs Ben B e rry Andy Raubeson computers of funds! P a n time mals, flowers, etc. Jan/Roger Capps E .W ./M rs M arie Smith James Brooks openings available. Jobs for photographers, printers, truck drivers, 18. Cut out le tte rs o r print Brian/M auieen Bressler Debby Norman E ric Harper 234-5763 teachers typists, TV cameramen and repairmen Cooks, them fo r your child to learn Gerald/Nancy Conrath Zane/Fern Hanks Bob/Nelda (isterman eiectncians, medica! aides meteorologists Motor and missile and copy. Younger children Mason/Elalrie Drukman D r. DeNorval Unthank M r/M rs Robert Nelson need to focus on " f i r s t things Jeanne Franz maintenance men P hil deRoos M r/M rs Leonard Charles f ir s t . " Dean /Susan Glsvold Jobs for young men And young women M r/M rs Vernon Summers M rs M ary Kuzrnanlch 19. Prepare lists of words John C /P a trlcla Hammack M VO L ING YES Jobs in Europe, Hawaii, Panama Alaska And just M r/M rs C u n ls Weatherall M i^ d r s D illa rd Hudson fo r your child that take " in g ” ON #21" Ed/June Kent Lee Brown about any place m the States M r/M rs Pete lledgrnon endings. Do the same with oth E verett/M aitha Leisure Gerald Frey M r/M rs Lawrence A lberti We'll train you to do the jobs Train you well, in good Elsa M lnnifield e r word end ings.Forexam ple: Rita Clinton M r/M rs Bernie Hodges schools under excellent instructors with the best " l y " , " e d " , " e s t " , etc. Help Frank/Joan McNamara Henry Scott M rs Eloise Pste equipment obtainable your child to use these words Claude/Callle oulman M r /M rs Leland W illiam s Chalmers Jones correctly in simple sentences. John/Margot P e rry And you get full pay while you train Herman Plum mer Lenwood G. Davis 20. Have your child keep a C hrls/S ally Thomas fou also get unusually good fringe benefits, including Leon H a rris Debby Warren lis t of the books he has read Betty Walker Steve Kafoury a chance to continue your education In many cases at our Marcus Glenn die stories he has composed, Holman J Barnes J i . Dave Mesirow B rozle/A zzree Lathan expense In most cases with at least 75% of your tuition paid the pictures he has drawn and C liffo rd Freeman lle lo la H ill Eddie /Ma rghree Moss And if you qualify we'll give you your choice of the new vocabulary words lie Ed M itchell O live r Brown Leorlls McDaniel training We'll put it in writing, has mastered during the sum B ill Mack Phil Walden Rev. Dale S titt before you sign up mer months. I hen, encourage M rs E . M. Rollins H a rry Daniels Richard C Lolcarna your child to share his work M rs V irginia Alexander Susan K e rr Dave Burgess / with his new teacher In the fall M r/M rs P h illip Scallion Laurie Hughes Alberta Polk M itchell Lula Mae Cook M r/M rs A rt Shepherd (/pal Johnson A word of C aution : Rev Samuel Johnson I Irelieve that ther e w ill even Richard E rb Rodney Smith An attempt to find every tually have to be another way Janet Smith Hetty Smith Booker Smith mistake w ill not help your found to assess the people child to learn efficie n tly. En of Portland fo r the educa couragement and praise fo r tional needs of our children. the correct and creative ef too am a tax payer, and forts he makes w ill build self- have felt the weight of added • p .r .o n . who liv . a n d /o r work in ,h . M o d .l C llie . n .ijh b o rh o o d confidence and a desire to taxes. I realize that our Ib d a r t Arm y learn. New knowledge and top p rio rity has to be our wants to join yoo. skills are U nit best In this kind top p rio rity , moreover, has of learning clim ate. Assign to he our children, and until your child tasks at which lie new method Is found. I can succeed. Each success feel compelled to vote Call 222-3011 tu ild s a desire to try more YES fo r kids. challenging tasks. And, per Schools fo r thcC ityC om m . haps most especially, plan 535 SW Pine, Portland, daily with your child. T ry to J .M ills , C24ewhall,. G o -ch r encourage a regular routine with varied activitie s. « Educational activities needed V IEIR A Wilkins VIEIRA b SERV?CE,n Serves his Community as ELECT Ellsworth VIEIRA To S e r v e You As Mult. Co. “ No. PSU We* Support for Mayor Neil Goldschmidt o f the City o f Portland We’ve got over 3 0 0 good, steady jobs. / Paid for by the Goldschmidt for Mayor Committee Ston Geffen, Treasurer, 808 Corbett Bldg., Portland 97204
