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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
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o ,h e r ite m s , new and
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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!
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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 «»
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Call
On
Us
because
L ong D istance
is the next
best thing to
being there.
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