Portland observer., July 20, 1972, Page 6, Image 6

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Earl Robinson holds
U S census publisher
peace benefit
book on blacks
nooinson, tame.: com ­
poser ami fo lk lo r is t ol the
Peace ami labor protest m .v e -
ment, w ill present a concert
in P ortland at 7:00 p.m . on
Sumlay, July .>3. rhe event,
at the oine ot Gretchen and
Stephen ka fo u ry, |5<)j,
.
Stanton s tre e t, costs vx’.oo
a person.
T ickets c a te
0 beamed fro m W ILPF (Wo­
m en's international I eague
fo r Peace \ F reedomy, P .u .
B o\ Use, P ortla nd , O r. 9*>07.
proceeds
benefit the
" I I I b P ail Fund, whic re ­
ce n tly has a ile d Im tlan fis h in g
lig h ts defense cases. C i r r i
James, ami peace lem onsti i-
1
• v ij v ij. v
as an
un e r-
stated, townhome p e rfo rm e r
who comes across with a
voice capable of showing seep
emotion without o ve rw o rk­
in g ," tlw O.’ -xear,: old a rtis t
is re turn in g Wes: from a re ­
cent five-day ap;<e.ir.ince it
" ' e x '« "» I I Ik : ostiv i
R§£, ?
Washington,
|>. c ,
Known
through s.: :he ( n ite l states
an - Europe fo r his songs, d -
hun
rche stra l works
opera«,
r
. M
im
.
P ublication of "W e , the
Black A m ericans,’ second in
a e rle s of repents on the
N70
census Intended fo r
school
students, was an­
nounced today by the Bureau
of the Census, pa rt of the
I . S. Departm ent of Com­
m e rce 's Social and Economic
s ta tis tic s A d m in istra tio n .
I he Ib-page booklet, one
of 13 scheduled in a "W e ,
the A m e rica n s'* series, sum ­
m arize« Im portant 1970 cen­
sus resu lts ami presents them
in a fo rm rea dily absorled
b> teen-agers. It uses birght
c o lo rs, sim ple graphs, num­
erous
photos, ami easily
understood language to te ll
new tacts ibont tm e ric a 's
black population.
Among highlights (rout the
census in "W e , the I lack
A m e rica n s," are :
\ u j i \ i
¡or ms song •• The
House I E ire I n . " tH lieraongs
by the onetim e I n lv e rs ity ol
W a s h in g t o n
student who
worked under Aaron Copeland
ami George Antheil are " | he
lonesom e T r a in " , " H u r r y
sundown",
" B la c k
and
Whue” , the eco lo gy-an tiw a r
"A n im a l k in g d o m " ami "J o e
H i l l " (sung by Joan Pae.- in
the Him last year).
I lls new album , "S trange
",
tie d talking-blues w ork which
bursts into passionate singing,
ami also includes the voices
of Pete seeger ami Woody
G uthrie. Robinson has p e r-
a ,i n R ae/,
.
Havens
and
Country Joe
Met tonal.I.
F ig i.re s showing the grow
ing num ber of voting blacks
I he P ortland com m ittee
rem aining in school lo ng ei.
fo r the July ».< concert in
•Proo: of the gi .wing pi
\
h
. ' ,
• ■ •
po rtion ol blacks em ploted
I . Grossm an, \nn C . Cam p-
in high skillet) Jobs ami then
e , Peggv W e n le b o m , Ruth
Increased income.
I ra n k e l, \ l t rv
P.
to n a n .l
. ..
—A
YES appears here
W illia m s
experience.
The "y e s -m e n ” are led by
notea sin ge r-co m po ser Jen
Anderson, and by Rich W are-
man who plays five diffe re nt
C liffo rd w , W illia m s , d ir ­
keyboards during the course of
e cto r
of
evaluation
fo r
the " Y E S " con cert. Wakeman
Portland P ub lic Schools, this
is acclaim ed
as one of the
week took in te rim leadership
greatest keyboard a rtis ts in
of the Portland Residential
the
w o rld ,
play ¡ng organ,
M anpower C enter.
piano, m ellotron e, e le c tric
He succeeds R lc h a r f).
piano and moog. Lead g u i-, Toss, E - 4 ) , who resign©:
the PRMC d ire cto rsh ip in
ta n s t steve Howe e e lls w ith
m id-June to accept a re ­
both e le c tric and
acoustic
search post a tO h io S ta te l nl­
g u ita r,
while
beta pteyei
v e rs ity .
C h ris Squire ami dru m m e r
B ill B rufo rd provide th e d rrv -
W iilia m s w ill d ire c tP R M C ,
a >14) m illio n year-around
mg rhythm s that accentuate
"Y E S ’ s” unique m elodies.
operation financed wholly by
The group has released five
until a permanent successor
albums,
the
latest being
is named by the Portland
" F r a g ile " on A t l a n t i c re ­
Board of Education.
cords.
Candidates fo r the PRMC
position now are oelng in te r­
viewed and a permanent ap­
pointm ent is expected some­
tim e in August.
PR M C 's s ta ff of 85 persons—
including 2 0 teachers— serves
some 250 disadvantage! stu­
dents aged 16 to 20 from
M ultnom ah, Washington and
Clackam as counties. O perat­
ing on three campuses in
Springdale
and
Southwest
P ortla nd , PRMC offers both
vocational ami academic pro­
Fries $1.40
gram s.
P ortland
P ub lic Schools
con tra cts w ith the fe ie r a l
governm ent to provide the
staff, c u rric u lu m and fa c l-
chosen
ug .i, e riv tn g , me.odic songs
rich in tonal texture, quality
aiu innovation. A s a result,
"Y E S ” Is heralded as the m ost
original ami dynamic group to
come out of England In this
decade.
Achieving
the
"s u p e r­
g ro u p " image w ith five v ir ­
tuoso p e rfo rm e rs , the mem­
bers are . istinguishe. by th e ir
m .viduaj m usical expression
fo r the sake of a total m usical
B. Que In Town
To go Call 282-6363
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Emanuel llosp;
tee rs a te sponso
anniversary Elee
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on M turday and Si
29 \ 30, 10 a ji. .
I t w ill he open to
"T h e re w ill le a
lation
t obsolth
:S m s ranging troi
coffee urns to pu r
gery
lig h ts and
ta b le t-a rm ch a irs ,
in the School of N,
iron lung ■ re tire
t
cess of the March
amt tlie salk v ¡c .ne
pita I be<is an I utlie
mgs.
"S a le item s w ill
by the ■ -■ptt.il to r sti. lent o i
M a ri
r e s id e n t
o f tl.a | n.anuel
\i. .ilia i- y . she s i l l low sale
p ric e s r e fle c t the hospital's
nee: t o r the space in which
-• de ite m s .re s to re d .
\ ulunteei
emph .size the
variety of "m ;--. ellany, s u r-
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it the Intersection ,c \ rth
kerbs ami N itb C< : im er.ual
sts., on the h spital e im pus.
j e r r y C. wants to knew
"W ha t is the change that > o
been made In Navy ts o
camp?'
W eil, J e r r y , effe ■
leave boot camp and go to
tive this sum m er. Navy re.
school.
th is w ill apply to
c ru its w ill spend less tuna
1 some r>0 percent of a ll the
in basic tra in in g .
To !«
exact, only 7 weeks. M ,t new Navy men and women.
The rem ainder w ill take
" ill
go stra ig h t into Jot
apprenticeship tra in in g w hlch
specialty schools; thers w . i
fo r most w ill last last 17
fo rm
apprenticeship com ­
days. Would-be xeatiees w ill
panies fo r additional training
have fo u r weeks ol c o n rtru c -
in basic Navy s k ills .
tionman tra in in g .
In essence, this is the woi I
I he three Navy re c ru it
from the headquarters o fV ic a
tra in in g commands a tfir la n Jo
A d m ira l M alcolm W. Cagle,
tra in in g commands at O r­
Chief of Naval T ra in in g , who
lando, San Diego and G reat
has been doing a gradual but
Lakes w ill ease Into the new
d ra m atic overhaul of Navy
system on a staggerer! sche­
tra in in g pro gra m s. Cagle's
dule:
June 12 at O rfa t ,
command was established last
June 19 at San Olego and June
August to unify ali Navy tra in ­
2b at G reat Lakes.
ing, including management ot
The
staggered effective
funds, fa c ilitie s , cu rric u la
dates w ill help to balance the
ami support.
annual surge of re c ru its who
in the m ost recent move,
sign up during t ie sum m er,
which Cagle believes w ill im ­
and w ill help to smooth the
prove the quality of r e c r u it
flow of men Into "A "S c h o o ls .
i f you have any oth er ques­
tions c a ll M e rre l at 282-5060
o r walk in and see him at
4008 N .E . Onion, o r ca ll John
at 221-3041.
i <. t a ir w ti i
f ie n 11. i.
noon to 9;00 p.m . on I rna v
ami sumías ami tro n i 10 a.m .
* t f l0 p. :n . on v a t ic I« « .
P e rs o n s
w is h in g ¡o e tn e i
s h .'id d Cor [ i c t M l l . v j i . k i e l e s -
Jorgenson
elected
Roger Jorgenson has leen
name: General Manager ol
H is to ric a l Viito Restorations
In c^ 20QS
, I r.ion, I i.•■e l
mtique, cla ssic and co lle c to i
c a r restoring f;r m in t ie
P a cific S o rtlru e st.
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re c e n tlv an assistant i Im in is -
tra to i >t W onllaw n Park Hos­
p ita l ami was ir. charge of
m a te r lils management.
' graduate in Business \ d -
m in is tra tio n from P ortlam l
State I m v e r s ity , J o rg e n so n
is a P ortlam l native mil at­
tended I ’arkro se high school.
H is to ric a l Auto is a ffilia te )
wW» KJ.. B rim & Assoc.,
West Coast business manage­
ment consulting fir m .
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Enjoyable, relaxed atmosphere
Rive music Thursday through Sunday
Featuring name recorded a rtis ts and local
A dd itio nally, according to
M a u re r, the Kresge service
ami research van w ill be em­
ployed in d iffe re n tia l testing
and hearing reh ab ilita tion of
ch ild re n
from low-incom e
fa m ilie s .
M a u re r furthe r said close
a ffilia tio n w ill be maintained
w ith (tie State P rogram on
Ig ln g ami the I n iv e rs itv of
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ba a t M Q M S T U D IO S on July 11
PSU aw arded
testing van
Kresge
Foundation
ha«
awarded >50,000 to the audi­
ology program in speech and
hearing sciences, department
of speech at Portlam l State
( n lv e rs ity fo r construction of
a m obile testing van to ; lo vkle
free hearing tests ami tearing
akl
evaluations
fo r low-
income olde r adults I n t h e tr l-
county area.
D ire c to r of the blo-m edlcal
research P ro je ct ARM f Audi­
to ry Rehabilitation M obile) is
D r. James M a u re r,
o rd l-
nator of PSI *s audiology pro­
gram .
I lk l lin g f o r Cori st n i t ion of
the van Is to tegin soon, fiut
M a u re r estim ates It w ill he
January before the m obile unit
is ready to v is it nurslng homes
ami olde r adult centers.
Graduate s t u d e n t s and
1
n
movement
Emanuel sponsors
Flee M arket
Dennis Edwards (In white hat) of M otow n's fam e:
autograph p rfc tu re f o r young fan (center) w h ile Tempts
I be Q um tst spent m ure than an hour signing eut.gra
people who mobbed them on th e ir recent a rris a it
N ationally syndicated disc jockey W olfman Jack was also
rations who are c u rre n tly on a nationwide to u r w ith the 5
North ami WES I .
- A look into tho funu
blacks.
I'he booklet also t
black population growth
style, voting habits and
con tribu tion to nationa
fense.
As p re sen tly planned'
"W e , the \m e ric a n e " si
" I I I include another >:
s im ila r Ixioklets on such
Jects as Housing, sp.u
''Peaking Am ericans, A,
Women,
Im m ig ra n ts,
Jobs, the E ld e rly , scho.
Private parties, receptions, group functions
Open: Monday - Wednesday, 5:00 p.m . - 2:30 a.m
Thursday . p rld a y , ||,00 a.m . - 2:30 a m
Saturday - Sunday, i: oo p.m . - 2:30 a m
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