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PageS Portland Observer Thursdav, August 31,1972 Education CAP conference (Continued from pg. I, eo l. ?, » title \S5IS I C ru h r T tC H .W L o G l> I in the laboratory ot uel Hospital is Bonnie B ro u illa r , a Idpo graduate of the uel school of M edical technology. M rs . B ro u illa r.: w ill ontinue her resp on sibilitie s as head of tie h o sp ita l's chem- departm ent. she earned her bachelor of science degree in s try at A ankt z College, Vankto... south Dakota. A lb in a A rt C enter faces closure The Albina A rt C enter is in trouble and it needs your help. Serious fin a n cia l d iffic u ltie s threaten to close it down. The C enter was started at a tim e when Portland had re la tively few re cre a tio n a l faci litie s to o ffe r. Although, there are now many fa c ilitie s open to the general public in the P ortlarxl area, it s till serves a d is tin c t purpose as the only a r t center that caters to the young a rtis ts in the A l bina com m unity. It is not so much a c ra ft cen te r fo r litt le children as it is a m eeting grounds fo r local black a.ndwhite a rtis ts . Itp r o - vides studio and w o rk space fo r many talented a rtis ts who would otherwise be unable to afford such fa c ilitie s . ologies of the m ore publicized P lack leadership, c iv il rights organizations, » lu te con tro lle d negro organizations, and the attem pts by Nationa lis ts and I ’ a n A trika n ists to develop some c o rre c t ideolo gical position with regard to a ll questions. 1 lie re w ill also !v reports on plans to set up an In te r national Federation of Na tio n a lis ts and P anA tnca ust O rganizations and » ta t re com m endations the Congress of A frica n People kasembly w ill make towar I tlus end. W ork C ouncils » ill function in these areas: (H P o litic s — Im am u M m ri Paraka; y-' Econom ics— Ron Daniels and Poppy Shaq1; (3 t ducation-- Jicu W eusi, I es Ca: .’fe ll and Preston W ilcox: ^4 Social O rganization— P ibi y n iin a Baraka: (5| Com m unica tio n s— Don 1 . I ee, KwaJlo Ykpen: yt> Community o r g a n izin g --Im a m u s u k u m u ; (7) Law i J u s tic e --C h e tl e» is and Ir v Joyner. 1 hey w ill address them selves to re p o rts of national program s in itia te d by theP on- gress of k fric a n People in these aiea s a id also pro ects, program s and in stitu tio n a l developme t by Natto .¿lists and I'a n A tn c a n is ts through out tlie w o rld . Kepiesenta- tives trum organizations such as C ongress ot \ f r ic a i People, s o ffl ystudent o rg a nization fo r Plack I nity . Pan A frican C ongress, JoM O , Congress of Racial L q u a lity , » i l l also make spe cific p ro gram re p o rts on in s titu tio n s , projects and program s c u r rently functioning. I t i s w i t t tlie e xp ie ss purpose el r e ceiving these re p o rts on , - i, - gram s actually m progress tlia t tlie theme ot tlie As sem bly, " k a i " » , r k actually le in g done (ra ttie r tha ab stra ct i bet. i ic i ; a rm c ' i i i re v o lu tio n a ry -is m has ve adopted. I his is b e » o ik : the 2nd Intern ation al \> - semt’ly of the Congress o t A frican People. As w ell as offe rin g classes, the dance and m usic depart ments have p e r f o r m i n g groups. Ihanduwo is an A fr i c a n -s ty le d m odern dance group w ith its own m usical ac com panim ent. Shades of Brown is a w ell-know n group of m usicians who play "fun ky ja z z ." 1 he C e nter has been the site of many public a rt displays, exhibits and com petition that m ust otherw ise be sought out on the west side of P ortland. N ortheast P ortland is lack ing m such cu ltu ra l fa c ilitie s that serve the fine a rts . P o rt land cannot afford to lose the Albina A rt C enter, hut the Al bina A rt C enter cannot afford to continue w ithout m ore com m unity support. F o r y o u r s u b s c rip tio n , vend to: P o rtla n d O b se rve r P .U . Box 3137 P o rtla n d , O reg o n 9720# Address State Ik Zip pum m eling” he had taken when Dennis Payne, also a candi date that support C halm ers Jones, read a le tte r to the convention from D r , Lee Brown, Chairm an of the O re gon Black Caucus, which sug gested that under no c irc u m stances should they support the nomination of John T oran, since he had pre vio usly in dicated he would not be a candidate fo r c ity council, M r . T oran, in his b rie f rem a rks, said: " I f I am selected, I w ill always serve the needs of the com m unity , . . since I believe that p o litic s must re fle c t those needs. P o litic s is the best m ethixi to solve the problem s of the Black com m unity . . . and the p o liticia n m ust rea lize that he la s to serve the in te re sts of his consti tuents f i r s t . " C halm ers Jones defeated A ttorney Toran, by sealed bal lo t. 41 to 29; and in his ap p re cia tion speech follow ing his v ic to ry , again stated that and the p o liticia n m ust re a lize that he has to serve t ie in te rests of his con sti tuents f i r s t . " C halm ers Jones defeated A ttorney T oran, by sealed b a llo t, and in his ap preciation speech follow ing his v ic to ry , again stated that he would "w o rk vig oro usly fo r a il m em bers of the com m unity . . . and attem pt to as sure tlia t Black people p a rti cipate fu lly in the economic and c iv ic a ffa irs of P o rtla n d .” T h is was an im p ortan te verit fo r the P ortland Black com m unity, participated in by m ore tlian 100 persons from a ll sectors of the Black com m unity, including, tlie Urban I Pan ther P arty; Black Student Unions; women’ s organiza tions and church groups. If you were not H ere, you have little to c o m p la in about. Support your com m unity by pa rticip a tin g in its a ffa irs . W est .eI ma y , the school sessions, le to u te d with the M nenean students Hom the P a cific N orthwest lo r two weeks throughout I ut ope. M r , W illia m s returned t> P ortland in e a rly June, and c liecked into a c tiv itie s it the I ducation C enter, who ' i . undei tlie d ire c tio n ol his assistant, M i. H arvey K lee, du rin g his absence. I liro u g li a g ia n t lio in tlie i n e g o ii I du ational Pool IpiattngC ouncil, a lum ei ot ne» c lasses » e re Offeied spring te n u and a ie scheduled io Iv offered at t lv Centei luring, ta ll te rm , R egistration tvg in s Septem ber 'x . m i \ug usi in. M i, W illi.o s received his Mu .tom legiee Ir o in P o rtla n d s u ite I Attention iv e i sity, concluding ilm o-.t eight y e a rs ot tim e study d u iw g w in d bo also 'o ld lu ll- tim e I'o llo w p m die school sessions, he toured West G erm any, I . Hewing EVERY DAY IS "SATURDAY" AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT * s *F £ *Ä C ' USD A CHOICE Cocking Suggestion T-BONE STEAKS USDA S a fe w a y Fu lly C o o k e d S tiffiw iï i neiglw on ievs be r . fiends y BE CLOSED Black Caucus (Continued fro m pg. 1, co l. 5) neccesities of both the Black community and the com m unity at large were giver, th e ir p ro pe r attention and focus.” He said he would attem pt to " g a r n e r help from other sec tions of the c ity, in addition to the Black co m m u n ity." Jones said: "O u re co n o m ic base m ust be broadened . . . yet, our future is irre v o c a b ly tied to the la rg e r m etropo lita n com m unity . . . that we only need to walk through our own neighborhood to see that we are running in second and th rid place po sitio ns.” J ones concluded that he would support any candidate nomi nated by the convention and he signed the pledge of com m itm en t to the com m unity. E llis Casson, P reside nt of the P ortland Branch, NAACP, was nominated by M r , Payne. Casson’ s nom ination was s p o n s o r e d by the NAAC P. Casson declined the nomina tion because he fe lt the requirem ent that candidates sign a pledge to no longer seek the appointment i f not chose by the convention would be playing into the hands of the white power s tru c tu re . M s. Ruth Spencer, a Black school-teacher and a nominee, gave her support to A tto rne y John T oran . She said that "w e need people who a re not tied to tlie establishm ent o r system and who liave demon strated a concern and com m itm ent to the B lack com m un ity. John T o ra n ,” she Siad, "had demonstrated ve rs ity of Zagreb stre tcle d my mind leyond »hat I thought I could do. It did the same fo r all m e m le rs of oui g ro u p ." I ’ ro o l ol his aca dem ic accom plishm ents ire two thic k rep orts p ie p a ivd ly I ii iii on ” \n 1 i lun study of Z agreb, Yugoslovia” and "C ro a tia spic e W orld Wai I " . M r . W lllia u is le ft I ’o itla n d via I'an Mil f o r i ondoll, tle n to I ra n kfo rt, on to Munich and from Munich to Zagreb, lie .fayed at tie Hotel siget, in a room » itl la th on the I 'tti tlooi ovei looking t ‘ e city ot one m illio n people. He lecam e » e ll a, lU.imted with the city » lu le tta v e llin g the '- I 2 m iles by bus to tie I d iversity ampus evei y la c. and to otliei locations to in terview people, study at tie III ra ry , attend m eetings a .1 evp lo i e tie c ity . I lu ring weekends le took tra in s oi a bus t li e boi e i ot Greece, visite d tu rk e y , I lu tio v n ik md Mum. --a I a ls o lo o k e d ovei the » a ll in to lie » a s w o r k in g to w a td lus M asters d e g t e e in G eneral studies and social science at the I n jv e ts ity . " I coking la ck no», I can hardly Iv lie x e it liappetied," M r . W illia m s says, " I ut I w on't ever fotge t my e x - pertenees and a ll that I learned. It opened up new avenues o f undei sta ling ol »hat ttie w o rld is like , and he» im portant it is lo t young b la ck issople to lind out » 'a t is happening away in u n oui own country lie stresses that In?, le lie t in oui own c o u n t r y » a s heightened by meeting people of o tliei counti tes and seeing the conditions under »Inch they liv e . In Europe, lie le els, there a ie uly t» ex trem es: the haves and the have-nots, lie is . xi ed that c anges a ie . z u n in g , and » i l l move ahead i. iv ¡uickly pi tie i mted states le t* iv they occui i ! u r, -e, ecause I u i t . v is to, tia d itie n a l. ''¡d u c a tio n is t i e im p o r tant th in g ," e says. 'lie academic w ork at the I n i- (Continued fro m pg. I, eol. 5) ¡dUK In s p e c t e d S p rin g L a m b N e w Z e a la n d Pork Chops Beef Links USDA Choice A q rd B eef ( F la s h - F r o t e n ) W h o le Fresh Fryers Split Broiler t Rotisserie Roost Turkey Roast Rib Steaks Body Barbecue P erfect Braunschweiger H in d q u e r t o r < » 'a d e Piece Bologna A SAFEWAY WILL Monday, September 4, 1972 Short Ribs Ground Turkey Boneless Roast „ Spencer Steak t Turkey Steak Boneless Roast V* Tip Steaks Fishsticks Pre-cooked Perch I Skylark Hot Dog fresh Buns @ Ripe Olives1 Drink Mixes — Peanut Butters 9 Mayonnaise B & M Beans B-B-Q Sauce Marshmallows BLADE ROASTS C rogm ont Fow TURKEYS Choice Pot Roast of Beef G rade “ A ” Fancy S afe w ay Fresh A Nutritious Hens P ie d m o n t EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES O ven Baked S 28 -o z can ^ B o o k Matches Diam ond Cottage Cheese Napkins 6-Pack Pop ,c;:r . Shortening All^ © B udw eiser J*;,; Blot tom LOOK FOR THIS MARK W hen M» we m ake L fiCh an EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES CREAM PIES excep tion al purchase, w e pass the saving right along to you Similar price reduc tions are also m ade possible l>y prom otional allow ances given by m anufacturers Because these are tem porary extra savings, w e mark them SUPER S A V E R S Stock up w h ile these extra savings are in effect. « ( • I air Ir a ,a n Framium Ovality w *■ 14-01. each ©Orange Treat ’“ 3 ,J l Potatoes 2 X 29c I r * P ,J ' / l lb Bio<:k '«• *1 Q r 1 C 7-lb. Cocktail lea W O C Sheet frie g t O' FRESH PRODUCE EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Scotch Treat lO o r Red Ripe Local Grown Tomatoes Sweet Corn So/od Perfect, Luscious Beauti Fn t h , G o ld in Ti n d i r F a n Green Cabbage iti 10 Sunkist Lemons a-Jt « 1 0 Fresh Limes ea 10' Valencia Oranges x * 5 A 89 Honeydew Melons sr « 49' Zucchini Squash ¿s 2 ms 29* Crisp Celery ^ ¡ a Bunch Head Lettuce ,ar. C»»»try m r t PURE JAMS A N D PEANUT BUTTER Radishes or Green Onions TmUi, Criay U.ry.S,,. Bunvh»t 9 Green Peas 9 H e in z Vinegar SlApple Sauce ; LARGE size _ M C M o t h e r D tilt Shortening Fresh Bread 9 Green Beans O>an|oy W h itt Whaat All purpose 9 Mac. & Cheese fiLem onade 12'/, a,. Chackar Scotch Treat beard 7«,. Detergent Color Film Cream O' The Crop Kaapa Baby Driar Than Evar N .w b o rn JO', R tlM ù u 9 Pickles O G reenP eas D . y t l m . 1 0', Red - Ripe! Delicious For Patio Fun or Family Picnics 9 Potato Salad 9 Blitz Beer 5 5 9 P o rk & Beans *■ > ■ MBB EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES $ 1 .« 8 « 1 .4 8 Medium Large Small Nabisco Sociables or Bacon Thin Snacks 8 o i. Doren Doren Doten W e W elcom e U S. G ov’t. Food STAM PS Where Authorized SAFEW AY ©corraiOMT ms, sahwat stomi , incomoratid P r im rtagara/ Ì 0 t k n ¡ • f l S a ! nH P a it la n l a n d H m n t t t r ia h t a a jt . " f ir v y i Or, ta n d a f a h r t i n a i I a h t d r» n a k i H n d . " I
