Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 18, 1972, Page 9, Image 9

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    Observer’s Periscope
Oregon Black Caucus
supports School Tax
11« Executive Com m ittee
of the Oregon Black Caucus
uiges support fo r School la x
I evy, Built■, Measure 1 on
the 23rd of May.
Education is v ita l to our
su rv iv a l. I he P ublic Schools
of P ortland are the only
places where most of our
ch ild re n can go to get an edu­
cation. We must have the tools
to Ixiild a nation.
A fte r the passing of this
tax levy fo r the schools, we
must work fo r reform of tlie
public schools. We are >waie
that many of our ch ild re n are
le in g kicked out of schools,
being degraded, and a ie not
le in g taught. We must work
toward making tie Portland
Public Schools m ore respon­
sive to t ie expei lences of our
ch ild re n .
No-one is going
t j do this for us.
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Am «i u an Car» n
. i«t> B ik e -A -lh o n M .
p *itk *ip d th x i m the b ilí y feneht. John pl.i
bike« • w tit I« j u n k ijMd.'ig m the Hike-A- |
B icycling enthusiast . t all
aii» legally engage«] m
signing up »pun,-, is i >•* f i r . -
mg (hen muscle tn f © *lin e i*
for lf»e hike- »»th n t * f i i
w ill fe hel«J M iy
fw*gin­
ning at H a .in. •*( i < (,i .«it
in M u lti «euah <* «»/«tv in»I tn
Cl»«k4ini%
I , f II, f; t-
( mg gt C ' •
C o lle g e .
I. veryone ho? i ’ y< n s if
.g r on up in e ligti le to p a rti­
cipate in the I ike -a-tli ■ •,
which a ir I ' r h i M
’»
held in thi .u - . j i. 1 •
anienos,
, ev
rnan for t! •
in
cer Six le t), empl
' • if- H
they a ie n* ? • • ,
*ay
in which w’t j ’
ami a ll n w ifl» can nuke a
sign if I* am
r
n
»et,
h
enia
: f th.it par-
wbo uant to
ess of (he
>le »chers m-
« in i 'a rk. Con-
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ti f*ra tin g »0
j not want
hring luncf
r i y obtain
b to ill fe set up
anti bikers
many 01 ts few
feel able. Hie
have space to
alita te KO in IlilCN, but r tie r s
fio tojiit tc go lui ther ni y
f>tam two en ry ft ms.
f he mrry I ¡.inks a re ava li­
i(9 At all bhC »‘le i epa ir shops
the tw 1 counties plus many
th <?« ..ois.
17 eight
dresses of sponsors and a
p l« tg e -p e r-m ile Irom each in
«
• Ike- i-th „n .
Pledges n e collected by the
hikers and turned in to the
American Cancel Society of­
fice <n May 27 when each w ill
le awanled i gold-and-blue
bike-a-thon decal fo r his bike.
k ai am inos said that p a rti­
cipants mav live outside of
the county in which he p a rti­
cipates.
I n t aid, bike re p a ir and
safety control have leen a r-
ged wuh the coopei ition ,,|
perk
N ile Ills, police and
•heritfs
offices of the two
' oolit e ., so that both people
I lakes w ill 1« protected
tie chairman said.
I M rs Cft iAtn«*.‘ and «<1-
Black agencia to be presented
D r . I ee I
dent of the i
cu» w ill hoi
enee at 9; ■! .ni
(M ah oui X1» It th V) to
sent (hi* Nat. .
leal Agenda a ¡I
ope.I and nli.pie ,1 at tlx* his-
Black P olli­
tm i< i : Nett
li
, I ¡ary,
h a i Conventi
11-12, JV72.
Irtlh tiia
.
' , . i l
-,
t ineous ptess conferences
a , Il
fe held t> usigli, it the
nation.
I 1«
itli-nal Black
I Bucai
Convent'on Co-
l. m i i .a, the In n o i 11 lc
. i,
must
support
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w ithin the P ortland p u blic
School system , (h is can be
a step toward re fo rm .
We must support the Black
Education C enter. T heB jE jC
is providing an a lte rna tive in
education fo r our c h ild re n . It
is a com m unity run school
that operates on Saturdays
and during the sum m er fo r
childre n in 1st through bth
grades. I lie school is located
w ill begin June 1 i, 1972.
Vote yes fo r the School la x
• e»y, Ballot Measure .’ I, and
Join the P ortland Black Cau­
cus to woi k fo r change tn the
«luca tiona l system .
io 1 H tcher,,n mo Ami
i Baraka iivl the II.amt able
Cha |.*s I uggs w ill present t'w.*
.genita ’ ( ' national loess
. on,eienee. At the ■ tine tin » .
pi.* . confeiences w ill be held
in the 50 states anil the D fs-
tu c t of Columbia (or s im u l-
i on*.sis presentations.
t he Oregon P ress C onfer­
ence w ill le held a, Bethel
A.M.I . Church 5828 Np 8th.
All inteieste.1 persons are
invited to attend the press
conference.
I
I . Jol II U ,
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,
j
).,vls ,,f \ ew Y ork ! lre c (o r u( (he
.
J M u l,!k’ w e , ' e' ! c ta c k iro m ' * • " “ « S
1H ’ '
Ciane M astei
.........
of the P rince Mall
-
Prince H all Masonic
Grand Masters meet
I lie Honorable M.W . I- lija h
G raham , Grand M a ste r of M a­
sons of the P rin ce H all Gran.,
I ixlge of Oregon, has ju st re -
,'im e d from St. Paul, M in­
nesota, where le attended the
53rd session of theConference
of Grand M asters, P rin ce Ha 11
Masons
ot A m e ric a ,
lie
meeting was held May 10, ||
and 12 at the s t. Paul H i l t o n
H otel.
Among the d is tin ­
guished v is ito rs who were in­
troduce.! an.1 gave rem arks
were Sovereign Com m ander
John G. I ewis, J r . of the
ancient accepted Scottish K ile
of E re e M a so n ry, southern Ju ­
ris d ic tio n and Kenneth W il-
liam s. Grand M a ste r of i ihlo,
brought greetings fo r theSov-
e i’eign Grand Comin in d e ri.e -
land O. French of the ancient
accepted Scottish K ite of F ree
M asonry, N o rthern J u ris d ic ­
tion, PHA. I > i. John W . I lavis,
D ire c to r of tfve NAACP I egai
s is te r
eatabliet community ecbools
J ' 1 eckm.in .is i sponsor f, i (he
he lo r m e i l ’ ,y president encouraged John's
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• I« I« c otee«, but some
n i.-i l i n k im is C.xinty that same ate.
Bike-A-Thons for Cancer Society
HR«
We
Cl idya M.-( oy, School Board
11 e t e n s e
and Educational
Fund, gave the 21st annual re ­
po rt to t ie Conference of
M a ste rs. M a yo r-e le ct L a r r y
Grand M astersw hoattended
were J.G . I ew is, J r , , o u is-
lana; C harles W. Cam pbell,
New Je rse y; Madison Bolden,
i onnecticut; E lija h Graham ,
Oregon; ,\.|,. Neal, Georgia;
D r. | le w ellyn W . W illia m so n ,
Arkansas; Vincent E. Best,
New Y ork; Herman S m it h ,
W isconsin; Kenneth W illia m ,
(ih m ; John l i . P erkins, I l l i ­
nois; I.H . C layborn, lexas;
Joseph N. Ye.irw o.xl, D is tric t
of C olum bia; H a rry A . B rew ­
e r, C a lifo rn ia ; James c . G il­
liam , M is s is s ip p i; E rne st O.
i 1 IV is, C. li.i a d ,. Kennel,’ I
M oss, B a b a m .is ; A lvin II.
Swiggett, Pennsylvania; Rufus
II. I oste i , J r . South C arol ina;
I homas G. W alden, J r , India­
na; W illia m I . McKee, Iowa: