PortJind/observer
logging engine and a continen
tal breakfast on the train and
dinner at Steve's GayNlnetles
restaurant In Tacoma. The
train w ill depart Portland's
Ualon Station at 9:00a.m .w ith
a atop In Vancouver at 9:21.
The train w ill depart Tacoma
at 6:20 p jn .w lth a stop In Van
couver at 8:51 and finally In
Portland at 9:15 p.m. Tickets
can be purchased at M e ie r
A Franks (downtown), Stevens
and Son Jewelers and from the
Burlington Northern/Am trak
ticket office on the 4th floor In
the American Bank Building on
S.W. M orrison. M all order
tickets ()2 0 adulta, $16 for
child 5 -11, $8 under 5) can be
ordered from Pacific North
west Chapter, National R ail
way Historical Society, Room
1» Union Station, Portland.
Oregon 97209 or call 221-1300,
•x t. 486.
Educational
Program Fund
Ann James, director of " The Reading 1 ree” leads a story
to children In living P ark.
' ‘The Heading T re e ” Is open
from 10:00 a jn . until 2:30 p.m.
Judge Deiz
attends Academy
Judge Mercedes fielz, of
tie D istrict Court, has been
selected to attend the 1972
American Academy of Jialicial
E d u c a t i o n . The Academy,
which Is supported by a grant
from the Law En/oroement
Assistance Administration of
the (Jolted States I apartment
of Justice, will be held at tie
Unlveislty of Alabama In T u s
caloosa. I he one-week ses
sion w ill teg in August 13th.
The purpose of the Aca
demy, which Is Co-sponsored
by the North American Judges
Association and the American
Judicature Society, Is to pro
vide practical Information for
Judges of courts of limited
ami s p e c i a l
Jurisdiction.
While at the Academy, Judge
Delz w ill attend lectures and
partlclapte
in discussions
pertaining to tecent develop
ments In the law, court ad-
mlnlst ration, and tlie public's
image of Justice.
Judge Delz Is a graduate
of Hunter College and North
western College of Law.
Upon completion of the
course on August 18th, Judge
Delz w ill receive a -certifi
cate of attendance from for
mer Justice of the United
States Supreme Court Tom C.
C lark. President of the Aca
demy Iloani of Governors.
Monaay. June 19, w ill be the
firs t day of the 4th Annual Im
maculate Heart Summer Fund
Program at 26 N X . M o rris .
Aimed at reaching tire inner
City children between tie 2nd
and 7th grades (as of fall,
1972), the purpose Is educa
tional enrichment, not simply
child care. Monday through
F riday, from 9 a jn . to 2 p a n ,
the children attend various
classes on a modular sche
dule. Two basic subjects that
the children are required to
study are reading and math.
Other subjects offer»! w ill he
i n s and crafts, and black
pride, M tnl-coursesw lll also
cover a large selection of toj>-
Ics. such as wood tilings, food
fltn, knitting, Indian crafts and
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more. And askle from the In
door activities, field trips a re
scheduled for each Thursday
of the program.
The program w ill be open
for registration this Thursday
and F rklay, June 15-16, and for
those who cs.ii« In next week.
You may register by calling
287-2332 or In person at 26
N X . M o rn s .
The D ire cto r, Marlene M c
Grath, working with Joanne
Pappin and six certified teach
ers, has planned an informa
tive ami enriching summer
program for those Interest»)
chlldien In the Model Cities
area. To register or find out
mote about the program, call
287-2332.
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Director
appointed
Historical Society
sponsors ra il trip
The
Pacific
Northwest
Chapter, N a t i o n a l Railway
Historical Society w ill operate
the firs t one day ra il excur
sion from Portland this year
and could possibly be the only
day trip operated In 1972 on
Saturday, June 2 4th, from
Portland to Point Defiance
Park In Tacom a.The highlight
of the trip w ill bea ride behind
a Shay steam logging locomo
tive at the Camp Six Logging
Museum In II« park. I he pas
sen g ers on thlsexcurslonw lll
also cruise Puget Sound on a
boat ride from Point Defiance
Park to Tahlequah on Vashon
Island.
The ticket price of $20 per
person w ill Include 284 miles
Jlni Graham points out the sounds on the phonics chart to lielp the younger children with their1
of ra il travel between Portland
leading.
The Kuadlng I roe la open from 10:00 a jti. to 2:00 p.m. daily at Irvington Park,
and Tacoma, chartered bus
service to each event during
the day, the m lnl-erulse on
Puget Sound, a ride behind the
Thursday, June 15, 1972
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I lie Albina 1 ownhouse was winning entry in 1972 Keep Portland
Beautiful home improvement contest, submitted by Neil Kelly
C o , Inc. 1 he crumbling, condemn») bouse pictured "b efo re "
is ha r !ly lecogm/able as the repaired, repaint»!, and remodeled
home pictured ''a f t e r ." In making their decision, judges espec
ially comment»! upon the "functional” use of the money spent
to improve t l * house, and not wasted on ostentation.
Ronald Yoder, 33 year-old
program
directo r
of the
F am ily and Child Service of
Omaha, Nebraska, w ill be
come the new executive d ir
ector of F am ily Counseling
Service of Portland InAugust.
He succeedsMlasKatherlne
C la rk , who w ill re tire In
September after heading the
agency from the tim e of Its
inception 21 years ago. Since
1951. with neither office or
staff, the United Good Neigh
bors agency has grown to a
staff of 62, Including the
Homemaker Service Division,
established 10 years ago, and
has served 18,000 fam ilies.
Barnes H. E llis , president
of the F am ily Counseling Ser
vice. commenting with regret
on M iss C lark's retirem ent,
said:
"Katherine C lark. In 30
years of professional social
work, more than 20 of them
as e x e c u t i v e directo r of
F am ily Counseling Service in
Portland, has pioneered in
developing new services and
diversifying the mix and de
livery of service.
She has
attracted a staff of national
repute — and always with a
beguiling blend of charm and
dynamism."
At the same tim e, M r .E llis
said, we feel fortunate that a
search committee, after a
year of work, has found a
person of the caliber of M r .
Yoder to succeed M iss C lark.
Yoder's responsibilities as
program
directo r
of the
Omaha agency have Included
coordinating the activities of
Its
three service units—
fam ily service, day care and
community development.
The community develop
ment unit staffs and adminis
ters two m u lti-service cen
ters In public housing pro
jects.
Yoder also Integrates new
programs into the service
structure and monitors the
yearly budget.
He is a graduate of Bluff
ton College, Bluffton. Ohio,
and received a master of
social work degree from the
University of Iowa. He has
been with the Omaha agency
for four years.
In 1967, he administered
and supervised a summer
Head Start Program for 300
preschool aged children In
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He has
been a caseworker in M t.
Clemens, Michigan;
Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and Akron, Ohio.
From 1962 to 1964, he was
Debbie King and Cheryl M cFarland, students at M artin Luther
King Eleme ta y School, enjoy reading a lib ra ry book together.
Ladnna Sweeney reads a book to h er3-year-o ld brother, M ich
ael. at the Albina Branch L ib ra ry .
d irec to r
of the activities
department of King's View
Hospital, Reedley, Calflrom a.
He is married and has
three children.
As
well as one-to-one
counseling and a Homemaker
Service, the Portland agency's
program encompass outreach
services at Columbia V illa , a
public housing facility;
the
PAC T (Portland Action Com
mittees Together) office in
Southeast Portland; for par
ents of youngsters in Head
S u m at West Tuality Day
C are Center; and at Clack
amas and Washington County
offices.
It has instituted community
medical social service pro
grams at Providence, Eman
uel and Good Samaritan Hos
pitals. Its Homemaker Ser
vice is funded by the federal
and sure governments aswell
as by the UGN.
M r . and M rs . Yoder are in
Portland fo r a few days this
week looking for housing.
They plan to move to Port
land August 15th.
Caucus
plans
convention
Eddie Robertson, Chairman
of the Oregon Black Caucus
Political Committee, reports
final plans are being madefor
the first Oregon Black P o liti
cal Convention.
"Contacts are now being
made with Blacks throughout
the State to assure that all
Blacks w ill be represented at
the Convention." saidRobert-
son.
Scheduled to be heldonjune
30 and July 1, 1972, the Con
vention w ill represent the firs t
time Oregon Blacks have met
to
address themselves to
problems on a political level.
In addition to unifying all of
Oregon's Blacks, the Conven
tion w ill also be a means of
electing Oregon's delegates to
the National Black Assembly.
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The green finger project is
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