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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1972)
Pare 8 P orti and/Observer November 23. 1972 Portlanders attend conference bight Oregon leaders and officers leaded by M rs.Sue Kurjan, national representa tive. and M r.EIllottSnedecor, Oregon. Idaho and Western Montana area leader, return ed this week from Chicago fo r the th irty-fifth anni versary of Recovery, Inc., an ,?Kr ; v ^ 1* ^ hite- Na“ ° na* of Teacher Corps Ml tod international organization de with AY US students during a recent vtalt to Portland. voted to the prevention of chroniclty in nervous patients arxl relapses in form er men Students of AYOS help with chores at the school. AYOS is a tal patients. school fo r drop outs and potential drop outs who learn te tte r in the mote informal and individualized atmosphere of the Recovery, Inc., was founded school. In 1937 by the law D r.A b ra - ham A. lo w , Associate Pro fessor of psychiatry and Neu rology at the University of Illinois Medical School. Over 9tXl units are now establish ed in forty-eight states, in most Canadian provinces, (Continued from p. 2 col. 8) Puerto Rico, Israel and Ire land. 1 hese groups meet on ftiture, with the kind of Con the mayor-council form of a regular weekly liasls. pro gress that’s coming in the government. We may end up viding people with a syste next year. Is going to he with some kind of unicameral matic method of self-help. preserved. How this is going legislature elected by the Featured at the conference to he translated into local people or with an increased were leaders training ses self-determination remains to Ron Herd on (center) teaches history class at A lbin. Youth respresentation in the Con sions, a panel of professionals he seen. I should hope that Opportunity School. Above he discusses Black History lesson gress. Who knows? I w ill In the field of mental health we would have some kind of say one thing; When we are discussing their relationship partnership concept evolving finished with this examina with Recovery, Inc., an early out of this question which tion, what evolves out of It members panel, area leaders would also transfer to the in terms of self-determination and th eir assistants training people of the D istrict as much w ill he much Improved over sessions, o ver forty states determination as possible as what I have seen come out were represented with over it relates to their lives in of the Congress so far, and one thousand members of this community. And that can perhaps even come out of Recovery from around tie he considerable. We might the heads of most of the world. The main thrust was end up with an entirely d if people who have been engaged towards the very ill mental ferent concept, some kind of in this valiant objective over patients still hospitalized or hybrid between statehood and these past years. only recently released with strong residual symptoms. Arthur Rubenstein, indomi A rts de I'lnstitut de France is m in . 1027 NE Y t h . ^ ^ h i g h h o ^ s t ha t ’¿ I d w t » ™ ' ’V* a ry c n s !“ ’ " « ^ b o o l and V ic to r ia Hen Recovery is for anyone with a table spirit, formidable and as one of the ten (only) F o re nervous problem tut the clebrated pianist, w ill en- o ld . w ill b k l h ig h a t C h n s t m a s C lf t A u ctio n I « c e r n í» ? ( T L o ,h e r ite m s , new and ign Associates permitted emphasis was towards those iiven the Portland musical Parents Club, w ill be held in school evin’ s o n i™ .r ? ' ' UCt,on’ ’ l’°ns..re.l by M arycrest membership in the 350-year- who have not been readied scene when he appears in old institution, one of the AU babies are beautiful! ’ * A u c t io n s „ D . Portland Observer, P . o . Box by the method. It was not recital at the Portland Civic highest honors the French be They are precious diamonds 3137, Portland, Oregon 97208, unusual to meet form er mental Auditorium on Friday, Dec- and our nope fo r the future. stow, the seat in the Academy or bring it to our office at 8 at 8:15 p jn . His concert patients who were hospital is for life. I f your baby is between the 2201 North Killingsworth. Be ized from ten to twenty-five w ill be under the auspices of Rubinstein's December 8th ages of six months and 3 sure to include your child's (Continued from p. 1 col. 6) years now functioning well in Celebrity Attractions. program w ill include the years, you above all must name and age. society and leaders in Re A pool of 89| Woodlawn Always considered a rare think your baby is beautiful. Bach-Busoni Chaconne, Schu No color pictures, please. covery, Inc. The m enders of residents taken last month musical experience, a recital bert's Grand Sonata No. 3 in We would ask you to send in Color photos cannot be pro Recovery were praised bythe showed the largest percent by this titanic pianist brings a black and white photograph B flat m ajor, the Schumann cessed. in addition to having professionals forovercomlng forth packed houses whenever age of residents favoring site of the little blessed event Fantasiestucke. Opus 12. two their pictures published in <5. the stigma of nervous and and wherever he appears. Ad fo r publication. Chopin Etudes and the Chop Specialize in Bar B-Q Foods the Observer, until further mental illness and for their Much work is still Involved miration of his art is not con Send your photos to “ The in Scherzo, No. 3 in C Sharp notice, each child w ill receive gentle respect for one an fined to the laiety but includes in moving the project past Baby of the Week” , c /o the M tnor. Opus 39. a p rize. other born of mutual pain. the proposal stage. The Sal fellow musicians and critic s . T ic kets for the Arthur Ru Hours: Sunday thru Thursday A great source of concen vation Army must hold a fund As a citizen of the world, binstein recital on Dec. 8 11:00 a .m . to 10:00 p4n. trated information seen raising campaign for tl« he has been honored by priced at $9.00, $8.00. $ 6 ^ o ’ Friday and Saturday In the organization for the center and cannot obtain governments all over the $5.50 and $4.00 are on sale 12:00 noon to 3:30 a j n . professional to use for re globe. Latest triumph was perm it from UGN fo r such now at Celebrity Attractions, activities until 1975. search. D r . Hanus J . Grosz, his admission last December 1010 S.W. M orrison in Port Residents must also make to L ’ Academie des Beaux- a psychiatrist from the Uni land. a final decision on a site lor versity of Indiana, Is complet the center. A lter this de ing an in depth research of the results of Recovery on cision, prelim inary studies W e offer food to go, Its members. The evaluation can be undertaken by tlie Port d eliv e ry and catering service thus fa r is very favorable. land [Wvelopment Commis The Albina M ulti Service sion on site acquisition and C e n t e r group of Recovery preparation requirements and 211 NORTH K ILI ING SW oRIH (Continued from p. 1 col. 3) (503) 283-4573 meets every Thursday ,t costs. However, no concrete Boise. /:0 ° P4T1. at 5022 N . Van action could le taken on the site until final official af>- couver Street. Information a - Attorney General L eejo h n - bout Recovery can be obtained proval is given by the Sal son said be had conferred with by calling 223-9000 orw rltlng vation Army which might not Governor McCall and that the L ily of the Valley Chapter to 7124 SE 20th. Portland he until the time of tl« orga state w ill not appeal the case. O rd er of Eastern Star, will Oregon 97202. nization's fund-raising cam The Improved Benevolent present its Annual Autumn paign. Protective Order of Elks of Tea Sunday. November 26, at the W orld (the black Elks the home of M rs . Rosetta organization) should not be Jones 1835 ne F r e m o n t effected by the ruling since Street. I he fxibllc is invited it is open to white members. from 2 to 5 p jn . (Continued from p. I col. 4, grams still wouldn’t release for the state to ask fo r your sufficient federal funds to the assistance In maintaining this 4-C s fo r even a minimal governments and $2 m illion program. Therefore, he said, from private donations. (Continued from p. 1 col. 8) lie w ill ask the Legislature In his letter to local of— to make. to appropriate General Fund of the program and were flclals. McCall said 1« When the Program Co- revenue for 4-C day care as unable to understand why he lleves local governments otdinator, Betrye Bradlyn w ell, "even though It 1« would be terminated. Many should give serious con left the program in December neither a mandatory state had gone to him fo r help with sideration to the formula lie of 1971, the board hired a responsibility nor one to cases of consumer fraud and has proposed. board member and form er which the state has pre- other problems and had re ‘I would emphasize that board chairman. M olly Wein viously committed a major ceived immediate and com- Congress In a p p ro v in g __ tl« stein as a temporary replace amount of financial support." petent assistance. federal revenue sharing plan ment. During the six months In the next biennium The citizens of the commun also reduced federal social that she was employed, she M cC all's ludget includes ity are asking the following s e r v ic e s expenditures," $1.025,000 In federal funds remained a member of the questions of the Oregon Con McCall said. "In part, this board. This caused dissen- and the federally required sumer League: action represented a redls- tion among the staff since local match of $1 million for trlfxitlon to localities „. of 1) How many Model Cities they felt she should not func 4-C day care programs. existing federal moneys pre residents are members of tie tion in both capacities There In addition, 1« asks that viously grated to the state. O .C X .7 also was a feeling among $2 million be appropriated Accordingly, it is necessary 2) What Is the make-up many members of the staff from the General Fund to Nam e of Nom inee. portion of social services of the boards governing the that M ra . Weinstein was match $4 m illion from local programs." Consumer Protection Agency; placed on the staff to 'shape Add ress___________ how are members chosen; up" M r . Page and that she and what is their function? was making the m ajor deci 3) What is the relation sions. Phone ship of the Board of D ire c Many citizens of the Model tors of OLC to the Consumer Cities area are wondering Reason for Nom ination- Protection Agency and its why the Oregon Consumer boards? League should be the sponsor $j What M o d e l Cities, for the program are look funds go to OLC for adminis ing around for agencies in the , ,o L s ” " trative costs? « rEP I S Ona and Only Store community that could take It 5) Is it true that OCL has Open » 3 0 a m to » 0 0 p m Oe.lv over. Sunday* Noon to 4 00 p.m only 400 members In the state The Consumer Protection and that less than 20 mem Agency has a committee made bers are black? Address up of members of the eight Model Cities neighborhoods The ensuing struggle over that is supposed to design the Page’ s job may spread some program to meet the needs light on the question of of the community: however whether the power lies in the committee has no the hands of the people of the authority. Model Neighborhood or In the The Model Cities Citizen hands of the white-dominated Planning Board is concerned boards of the social agencies. about Page's termination and It may cla rify whether has appointed a special com Citizen's participation mittee to Investigate this ponent built Into the 7 Diggs discusses DC appears series S A center Pig on the Pit Restaurant Elks Notice McCall requests Portland’s First Citizen of 1972? Cash and M axey League Barber Shop Nomination ! ■ for Portland Area Î ■ First Citizen Aw ard • • 4603 N. William* Lady Barber on d u ty 2 0 1 -0 7 3 1 NATE HARTLEY Fuel Oil Observer felt that Page has potential to shape the com- munltv's d e s tln v o r w h e t ^ r «» 28 2-5 53 9 *' I» Call On Us because L ong D istance is the next best thing to being there. Pacific Northwest Bell
