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P a g e 8 P o r t la n d O b te rv e r T h u rs d a y , A u g u s t 10, I 1972 Tennis to u rn a m e n ts fo r y o u n g p e o p le l ie symposium w e e _____ in tie c o m m u n it y ; aid, fin a lly, economic, political fo r full eifuallty, udeieidence a id lieedom . , . (list history is on the sde of right aid tliai with continued aid i-eiewedef forts we shall p re v a il." P a n -A fric a sym po sium « very successful firs t ven ture; aid M s. Ge rol Cross aid odiara involved shoukl be commended for this service to the Black community of Ore gon. (Continued from p. I col. b) During the past six weeks In i itsr-p a rk matches, boys Black people today, are being more than ISO youngsters have 12 and u id e r have played at Ukaeje Iwlieves that all s t i n a l , exploited, d is c rim i tried their hand” at tennis at Laurelhurst Park, Berkeley Black people must become nate! against, terrorized and Irving Park. The program, Park and Lake Oswego. Irving aware of the "globelized o r deprived of th e ir human ne which was started as a part of Park has been represented by ganic so ld a rity of Black peo cessities and human rights in the total program ottered to T im McNair,DewayneLathan, ple and the realization that all sectors of the globe, South Bobby Anderson, Charles those enrolled In the Child both Africans and Black A frica , Harlem. Portland, Howell, D arryl M ayes,D arryl Care Centers at elementary Americans and Black jieople Chicago, v a r i o u s African M itchell, Hansen Richardso i, schools in this area, has re everywhere have many com countries - everywhere. It is Eddie Ray Lathan, T erry M c cently teen expanded through mon historical aid social our intention In Oregon to be support of the Portland Tennis lem a." M urray, V ictor Richardson gin discussions on methods to and Vernon Baker. Association to allow time for Protessor Ukaeje, in agree re ctify this inhumane treat G irls 12 and under have inter-park matches and addi ment with both the ineinlers < GeoHtey Be» u m ent.” • M i G it'H i.i/ tional time fo r instruction, of the audience and die panel played at Laurelhurst Park. M s. C ross's remarks were Donuld Stock • lohn H oax p rim a rily fo r those of high G irls playing in that match ists, sad that unless Africans followed by a paneldiscussion Oley fosAini both here aid abroad, invest school age and fo r adults. Joan were Lissa Garnett, Coral, o (huppel ol Poux on Pan - Africanism (theuni th e ir tune, money aid en E g te rs, a teacher at M artin Stephanie M artin, WendyMar- F qu I omo versa! brottierhood of all • Sfliiopuiplli ergies in the liberation of tin and Joyce Menefee. Luther King School, is the di Black people), which included: Black people everywliere re c to r- instructor fo r the pro The program w ill continue E l-E se w a y Abo-Amasha, gram . then we w ill continue to le ilie through August 17th each week Egypt, who spoke on the' H is victim s ot the "dlvde - and - Tournament play was held day afternoon fo r elementaiy torical Development of die conquer" exploiters who vic during the fourth week of the school children and each eve Egyptian Revolutions Leading tim ize our Black communi program . DewayneLathan was ning (b to 8 p jn .), Monday up to the Present Stale d u rin g this ties. the winner in the boys 10 and through Thursday, fo r adults. m a te '; Mohammed Aininu. According to Professor under division and Tim Mc N igeria, spoke on "The Role Ukaeje, tie significant char A f i n a l tournament is N a ir was the win.ier fo r boys of Education and the Functions acteristics of the Pan-African planned for the week of August 12 and under, lum en’s singles, of the Educated Africans: deology include: (I) total en Mth. Entry forms may be ob Herman Houston took firs t A H istorical Analysis of Po gagement and commitment in tained from Joan E gters or place, and Bob Johnsonwas tential Leadership": EdCole- Black (.ite ra tio n by all mem from one of the p a rkdirectors. run ei • i . man. Black American profes bers of our communities, (2) sor of English, spoke on"T!te 922 S W M om .XU the dissemination of tie dea C ultural Aspects of P a n -A fri of mterdejeidence tefween can ism ” ; Ahmed M . Gaidi, aid amongst all Africans ev Somali, "T h e Role of the O r erywhere, (3) an absolute eid ganization of African Unity in to tie dejeident colonial men Dealing with the Racial Prob tality of the je s t aid the sut>- lems in Southern A f r i c a ' ” stitution of tie Pan-African Nominations fo r the New Nominations should he ad aid L .O J.B . Thompson. T r i dea of Black iidejendence aid York Urban League's Secoiri dressed to: Lem uelM . Wells, nidad. " a Look at P a n -A fri control ol Black affairs by tie Annual Whitney M , Young. J r. New York I Than League. 2090 canism from a Caribbean and racial s o ld a rity that is National Memorial Award are Seventh Avenue, New York V « w p o in t." concerned with the welfare of now open to the general public City. N.Y. 10027. A lively and informative 2 8 7 -2 8 8 7 Black people throughout lie throughout the nation, accord luestion and answer period The deadline fo r the nomi w orld. ing to an announcement by with members of both the panel nations is August 18th. Professor Ukaeje concluded Lemuel M. Wells, d ire c to r of and audience followed the d is that "we must never des|>air Public A ffa irs fo r the League. cussion. or become pessim istic about The award w ill be presented But the highlight of the sym ti e snuggle of Black jeople during the halftime of the posium was captured in the starring Second Annual Whitney M . b rillia n t and quick-witted ora Voung. J r . M em orial Football tory of Portland state profes The second Vancouver Race C lassic, featuring Grambling Relations Weekend Workshop sor Inno Ukaeje, a Nigerian S ean C o n n e ry College of Louisiana andM or- teaching in both the political has teen scheduled forAugust gan State College of B alti l8-20th according to Roy Har science and Black studies de more, Maryland, on Sep partments. Professor Ukaeje ris , the workshop coordinator. C o -fe a tu re tember 9th, 2:00 p jn . in Yan The workshopwiil be held at defined Pan-Africanism as a kee stadium. New York C ity. iContinued from p. I col. 3) political and philosophical Sweetbnar inn at Tualatin, Last year the award, named concept involving ail peoples of all tliese things. W right Oregon with tie fir s t session in honor of the late executive added. of African heritage, whether getting underway F r i d a y d ire c to r of the National Urban they live on the A fncanconti- Some of those possible V ice evening of the 18th. League, was presented to nent o r outside of A fric a ." P resdential aid Presidential Those persons that are in M rs . Rosa Parks, who is Ukaeje said that he prefers to candidates include Rep.Julian terested in registration, of known as the 'm other' of the describe Black Americans as Bond from Georgia, Rep.Shir Starring fering assistance o r financial c iv il rights movement. "A frica n s who live m A m eri ley Chisholm of Brooklyn, a sponsorships should call or Wells said that individuals ca . . . s ince they, too, a re pa rt presde.itial candidate this w rite : Roy H a rris, at P.D, S id n e y P o itie r wishing to send in their nomi ol the African fam ily of man year. Mayor Kenneth Gibson Box 449, or <--94-3377 in Van nation fo r the award should and the universal African na of Newark. Manhattan Borough couver. tio n ." submit in w ritin g the name of P resdeut Percy Sutton aid B a rb a ra M c N a ir the nominee together with the Charles Rangel of Harlem, reasons this individual should W right sa d . receive the a^ard. The concrete things lie saw Alameda I heater w ill beclosed (Continued from pg. |, col. 5j come out ot the D em ocratlir August 16th-2 2n df but w ill reopen Au M r. F ra zie r is an asset to Since their m arriage October National Convention Included the center because of his 18, 1970, she has teen nothing the selection of Paterson as gust 23rd with . . . philosophy and his talent. He but an asset to his life, es convention vice chairman; tie plays a variety of instruments, pecially in his life as a m ini fact that tie role of Blacks w ill including drums, guitar, piano ster. She has leen a teacher now increase atupconung con and organ. at M artin Luther King Ele ventions; aid He tact thal he With the coming of each new mentary School fe rtile last two has to reassess hla opinion day a change presents itself to years. They have no children, that a Black would be nomi as yet. He promised his father someone, somewhere. A cou nated tor the Vice Presdency O pen M o n d a y thru S atu rd ay 7 : I5 P m | eleven, but if he keeps one- ple of weeks p rio r to the w rit in four years aid a P resden third of that promise, he w ill ing of this article, a change tial card dab* in eight years Sunday 5:00p.m . presented itself to Daniel E. be satisfied, instead of the 12 years le had F ra z ie r. M r. F ra zie r was ac once thought it would take. cepted fo r the position of D i of life . He proved this the ory to be true when fie gradu rector of the Highland Com ated from San Bernadino High munity Center. School with the principal M r . F ra z ie rw a sb o rn to M r. award, two scholarships and Horace and M a tte F ra z e r in two grants. He was also nom Michigan. There were ten inated the best dressed male children In his fam ily, five from his school. boys and five g irls . He was Since graduation from high C Ô » ,^ Z | f m LABELS----------- 1 tie ninth child and the young school, fie has studied in Mich est boy. His parents now live igan, C alifornia, Oregon and I | in San Bernadino, C alifornia. LIQUIDATORS OF FREIGHT ' now in Washington. His stud 3 Corner Stores • 283-3171 C hristianity has fo r many DAMAGE GOODS ANO ies are in Human Resources, MANUFACTURES C L O ¡fOUTS$n SEOUT^ years been the center of Dan- North Killings worth at Albina Sociology and Psychology, e l ’s life . A t the age of n i re areas that go hand In hand with he was called to dedicate his his philosophy of life . life to C h rist in the form of a M r . F ra zie r is m arried to m in iste r. Even though C h rist the fo rm e r M ary E. Mc was there and s till is thedom i- Neal of Independence, Kansas. nating force in his life , he re Dana J states that the c llc te alized that C hristianity is life, "Behind every good man there and to do your best fo r C hrist 1 -------------------- ” "* 30 * 011 '» g “ 10’ »O’"» - ■ « ■ rfru o u n ted . . . n m e , . | la a good woman" definitely is to do your te st in all walks holds true In his situation. H a m ilto n 's AUGUST FUR SALE #«»•<• 25% t o 50% AUGUST FUR SALE H a m ilto n L u rs a n d L e a th e r U rb a n League Providence Hospital's Associate Adm inistrator, M r. James E . Sauer, J r., was a featured speaker at the fir s t American Health Congress at the McCormick Place, Chicago, August 9th. M r . Sauer s presentation, "C ost Containment w ith Quality As surance in the Department of Nursing Services at Providence H ospital'', covered the substantial savings effected the past two years at Providence with the reorganization and implementation of various programs in nursing service. The fir s t American Health Congress brought together fo r the fir s t time in our nation the American Hospital Association, the Catholic Hospital Association, the American Nursing Home As sociation ar»d the Health Industries Assoclat.on. Caucus M issing Person Trying to locate Black lady fo r witness who saw male employee ac cidently run into lady, with impact, throwing her from waist up into gro cery cart in a large store in Lombard. Friday, February 25, at 3:30p.m. Please call from Noon to 5 p jn . any day, 285-08bt>. (Continued from pg. I, col. 8) into a Bureau of Human Re sources. Once that Bureau has proven to be effective, then consideration should be given to phasing m those pro grams not under the city con tro l at present. Specifically, Brown said: "T h e Caucus is unequivo cally opposed to the enact ment of the Green Amendment as a means of bringing PMSC under C ity control. We see such an act as being to the detrim ent of many people who are d ire c tly o r indirectly in volved in the programs oper ated by PMSC .* asks fo r n o m in a tio n s I A la m e d a T h e a te r i 3 3nnn m .E e . A a lb il e __* 000 N r ta Vancouver w o rk s h o p H ig h la n d C en ter I ♦ ♦ I I I I I ♦ I Diamonds are forever I I Black I P resid en t I The Organization f I I I I l>»s» 1 ,H' I I I I Shaft’s Big Score | I The ^^jfflNew Items Daily! k T OUS PUBLIC N O T I« S O M E B O D Y H A S T O H O L D T H E L IN E A G A IN S T IN F L A T IO N ! - W E T R Y . . ASSEMBLY of ELECTORS To Nominate STAN TERRY Twenty live reg.tiered voter* of Multnomah County hove pe titioned to hold an attembly of elector* io nominate Ston Ter ry a* a candidate for the position of Multnomah County Commmioner. Position Number Two Thi* auem bly to be held ot the Sheraton Hotel Ballroom a t 5:30 P M . Augutt 23. 1972 Monte Bllou t Cattle Jazz Bon will furmth entertain ment during a recett tnemaSi Cewwty registered retera ere Iwvitad . . . T H I PETITIONERS ARE: Inez B McDonnell Charlotte lew n Potricio I. Vore W 0 Hamilton Alice N Erick ton Roy Petterton Jock Weinttem Elizabeth Petterton Heny Coleman Alma McCow Kathleen Montgomery D Denneir Richard I Montgomery A M . Krute G ladyt Terry If V Dethmon Wilton A Rich Margee Jo Wilton Willodeon E. Collier C Bertram Potricio ChandUr Bonnie Schutte Moriona Berki Jonice Moore Pod llfiiw w<m. S ADS AGE PORK LINKS....................... 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